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What is agricultural productivity? explain the causes and measures of low agricultural productivity in India.
Introduction: Agriculture productivity relates to land productivity that is yield per hectare. It is express in physical production rather than on volume concept. We take into account the quantity of the producing and not the value. The causes and measures of low agricultural productivity are; Agricultural productivity though low is slowly and steadily rising during…
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Explain the importance of Agriculture in Indian economy.
Introduction: Indian agriculture plays a very important role in the country’s economy and society, serving as the backbone of rural livelihoods and a significant and great contributor to national GDP. It is one of the oldest and most diverse agricultural systems in the world, deeply rooted in India’s history, culture, and economy. Agriculture in India…
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Explain the failures of planning in India.
Introduction: Planning failures in India stem from a combination of bureaucratic inefficiencies, poor coordination, and a lack of long-term vision in many areas. These issues requires stronger institutional frameworks, better policy implementation, and greater stakeholder involvement to ensure sustainable development across the country. Failures in planning in India have been a recurring challenge across various…
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Briefly explain the achievements of planning in India?
Introduction: The planning commission was set up by a resolution of the Government of India in March 1950 in pursuance of declared objective of the government to promote a rapid rise in the standard of living of the people the efficient exploitation of the resources of the country, increasing production and offering opportunities to all…
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What is planning in India. Explain the functions of planning.
Introduction: Economic planning refers to conscious efforts directed towards the organizing and allocating available resources for productive purposes by a central authority to achieve certain pre-determine objectives within a specified period of time. The functions of planning commission in India has a great scope. Economic planning plays a vital role in developed as well as…
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Explain the measures to solve the problem of unemployment.
Introduction: Unemployment refers to the situation where individuals who are capable and willing to work are unable to find suitable employment. It is a significant economic and social issue that affects individuals, families, and communities. Unemployment is often measured as the percentage of the labor force that is without a job but actively seeking work.…
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What is unemployment? explain its causes.
Meaning: Unemployment is a situation characterized by the existence of those able bodied person who are willing to work but have to do without a job that may yield them some regular income. Unemployment may be defined as state of affairs in a country where there are large number of able bodied persons of working…
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Explain the measures to remove the poverty in India.
Introduction: It may be defined as the inability to secure the minimum consumption requirement for life health and efficiency. Poverty in India has been defined as the situation in which an individual fields to earn income sufficient to buy minimum means of subsistence. The measures to remove poverty are. Measures to remove poverty in India:…
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Define poverty? Explain the causes of poverty in India.
Introduction: It may be defined as the inability to secure the minimum consumption requirement for life health and efficiency. Poverty in India has been defined as the situation in which an individual fails to earn income sufficient to buy minimum means of subsistence. Poverty refers to a condition in which individuals or groups lack the…
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Explain the measures to control the population problem in India.
Introduction: India has 2.4% of the world’s land area with about 17.5% of the world’s population; every 6th person on the Earth is an Indian. India is a country having the second highest population in the world. At the current rate of growth the populations of India will double every 30 years. The present rate…