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Land Reforms UPSC Questions
UPSC SYLLABUS
Economics
Indian Economy and Issues Relating to Planning
Resource Mobilization
Inclusive Growth and Issues arising from it
Fiscal Policy & Monetary Policy in India
Taxation
Government Budgeting
Banking
Foreign Trade & International Organizations
Agriculture
Land Reforms
Industry
Infrastructure
Food Security
Investment Models
Poverty
Land Reforms MCQ Questions
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13.
It is not possible to identify obstacles in the way of implementation of land reform because
A.
No adequate budget allocation
B.
Weak reporting system
C.
No updated records
D.
Lack of proper infrastructure
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B. Weak reporting system
14.
The whole responsibility of the implementation of land reforms rests with the _____ department of the states.
A.
Revenue
B.
Education
C.
Technical
D.
General
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A. Revenue
15.
The land reforms are included under
A.
State list
B.
Central list
C.
Local list
D.
Rural region list
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A. State list
16.
The Land reform Act was passed on
A.
1942
B.
1945
C.
1943
D.
1950
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D. 1950
17.
Which of the following isn't introduced under land reform? Find the odd one out.
A.
Intermediaries abolition
B.
Tenancy reforms
C.
Rural industrialisation
D.
Regulation of rent
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C. Rural industrialisation
18.
The major objective of the land reforms in India is
A.
Social justice for farmers
B.
Abolition of revenue deficit
C.
Technological improvements in agriculture
D.
All the above
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A. Social justice for farmers
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