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Chapter 2 Indian Economy 1950–1991
NCERT Class 11 Indian Economic Development • NCERT Series
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After independence, India adopted:
A.
Socialist economy only
B.
Capitalist economy only
C.
Mixed economy
D.
Feudal economy
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Option: C
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Found on Page Page 17
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Economic planning in India was inspired mainly by:
A.
British model
B.
Soviet Union model
C.
Chinese monarchy
D.
Colonial system
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Option: B
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The Planning Commission was established in:
A.
1947
B.
1950
C.
1956
D.
1965
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Option: B
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The main objective of planning in India was:
A.
Economic development
B.
Reduction of poverty
C.
Self-reliance
D.
All of these
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Option: D
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Which sector was given greater importance in the Second Five Year Plan?
A.
Agriculture
B.
Heavy industries
C.
Banking
D.
Trade
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Option: B
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The strategy of industrialisation in India emphasized:
A.
Consumer goods only
B.
Heavy and capital goods industries
C.
Cottage industries only
D.
Foreign imports only
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Option: B
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The public sector was expanded mainly to:
A.
Promote private monopoly
B.
Build basic and strategic industries
C.
Reduce industrialisation
D.
Encourage imports
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Option: B
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Which policy regulated entry of private industries through licensing?
A.
Liberalisation policy
B.
Industrial licensing policy
C.
Free trade policy
D.
Globalisation policy
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Option: B
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The Green Revolution was mainly associated with:
A.
Industrial development
B.
Agricultural modernisation
C.
Banking reforms
D.
Foreign trade
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Option: B
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Which crops benefited most from the Green Revolution?
A.
Wheat and rice
B.
Tea and coffee
C.
Cotton and jute
D.
Sugarcane and tobacco
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Option: A
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The Green Revolution mainly used:
A.
Traditional seeds only
B.
HYV seeds and irrigation
C.
Bullock farming only
D.
Cottage industries
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Option: B
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The policy of import substitution aimed to:
A.
Encourage imports
B.
Reduce dependence on foreign goods
C.
Promote colonial trade
D.
Increase luxury imports
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Option: B
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Self-reliance means:
A.
Dependence on imports
B.
Dependence on foreign aid only
C.
Reducing dependence on foreign countries
D.
Exporting only agricultural goods
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Option: C
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The public distribution system was introduced to:
A.
Promote luxury goods
B.
Ensure availability of essential goods
C.
Encourage imports only
D.
Reduce agriculture
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Option: B
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Which bank reform took place in 1969?
A.
Privatization of banks
B.
Nationalisation of banks
C.
Closure of banks
D.
Foreign ownership of banks
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Option: B
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Bank nationalisation aimed at:
A.
Expanding rural credit
B.
Supporting development
C.
Reducing monopoly control
D.
All of these
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Option: D
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Land reforms mainly aimed at:
A.
Promoting zamindari
B.
Improving conditions of farmers
C.
Increasing foreign trade
D.
Supporting industrial monopolies
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Option: B
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The Industrial Policy Resolution of 1956 emphasized:
A.
Dominance of public sector
B.
Complete privatization
C.
Colonial trade
D.
Free market only
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Option: A
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Found on Page Page 21
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Which among the following was a limitation of Green Revolution?
A.
Regional inequalities
B.
Benefits concentrated in few states
C.
Environmental issues
D.
All of these
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Option: D
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India’s economic policy between 1950 and 1990 mainly focused on:
A.
Planned development
B.
Self-reliance
C.
Public sector growth
D.
All of these
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Option: D
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