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Which sector of the Indian economy did a major segment of the population continue to depend on for its livelihood even after achieving self-sufficiency in food grain production?
Which sector of the Indian economy did a major segment of the population continue to depend on for its livelihood even after achieving self-sufficiency in food grain production?
- Manufacturing sector
- Agricultural sector (correct)
- Mining sector
- Service sector
What led to the introduction of economic reforms in India in 1991?
What led to the introduction of economic reforms in India in 1991?
- Technological advancements
- Political instability
- Rapid industrialization
- Balance of payments crisis (correct)
What is the main focus of this unit on economic reforms in India?
What is the main focus of this unit on economic reforms in India?
- The role of privatization
- The background of reform policies (correct)
- The process of globalization
- The impact of reforms on agriculture
What will learners comprehend after studying this chapter on economic reforms in India?
What will learners comprehend after studying this chapter on economic reforms in India?
What is the general consensus regarding economic development in the world today?
What is the general consensus regarding economic development in the world today?
India has been able to achieve a strong industrial base and became self-sufficient in the production of ______.
India has been able to achieve a strong industrial base and became self-sufficient in the production of ______.
In 1991, a crisis in the balance of payments led to the introduction of economic ______ in the country.
In 1991, a crisis in the balance of payments led to the introduction of economic ______ in the country.
This unit is an appraisal of the reform process and its implications for ______.
This unit is an appraisal of the reform process and its implications for ______.
After studying this chapter, the learners will understand the background of the reform policies introduced in India in ______.
After studying this chapter, the learners will understand the background of the reform policies introduced in India in ______.
There is a consensus in the world today that economic development is not all and the ______.
There is a consensus in the world today that economic development is not all and the ______.
Match the following terms with their meanings:
Match the following terms with their meanings:
Match the following years with the events they are associated with:
Match the following years with the events they are associated with:
Match the following sectors with their characteristics:
Match the following sectors with their characteristics:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following objectives with their corresponding study topics:
Match the following objectives with their corresponding study topics:
True or false: India achieved self-sufficiency in food grain production after forty years of planned development?
True or false: India achieved self-sufficiency in food grain production after forty years of planned development?
True or false: Economic reforms were introduced in India in 1991 due to a crisis in the balance of payments?
True or false: Economic reforms were introduced in India in 1991 due to a crisis in the balance of payments?
True or false: This unit on economic reforms is an appraisal of the reform process and its implications for India?
True or false: This unit on economic reforms is an appraisal of the reform process and its implications for India?
True or false: Globalization has no implications for India?
True or false: Globalization has no implications for India?
True or false: There is a consensus in the world today that economic development is the sole focus and measure of progress?
True or false: There is a consensus in the world today that economic development is the sole focus and measure of progress?
