Rural Poverty in India

• Rural poverty in India is primarily due to factors unrelated to agriculture.
• Agricultural production in India is sufficient to alleviate rural poverty.
• The primitive nature of agriculture in India has no impact on rural poverty.
• Agricultural production and land relations contribute to rural poverty and social hierarchy. (correct)

• It is predominantly urban with minimal rural presence.
• It is hierarchically graded and composed of socio-economic groups. (correct)
• It is characterized by frequent social mobility and fluid group boundaries.
• It is egalitarian and lacks socio-economic distinctions.

• They have no impact on the poverty of rural people.
• They primarily affect urban poverty rather than rural poverty.
• They determine the differing shares of agricultural products among social groups. (correct)
• They result in equal distribution of agricultural products among social groups.