Question : What was a social consequence of the Green Revolution in India?

 

Option 1: Increased urbanization

Option 2: Reduced caste-based discrimination

Option 3: Widening economic disparities between regions

Option 4: Improved gender equality in rural areas

Question : Critics of the New Economic Policy in India argue that it has led to:

Option 1: Greater self-reliance

Option 2: Reduced foreign investment

Option 3:  Increased social equality

Option 4:  Widening economic disparities

Question : The impact of the Green Revolution on peasants' movements in India included:

Option 1: The reduction of income disparities between rural and urban areas

Option 2: The decrease in peasant mobilization due to improved agricultural productivity

Option 3: The intensification of land conflicts and disparities between large and small farmers

Option 4: The complete eradication of rural poverty

Question : How did the Green Revolution affect the socio-economic structure of rural India?

Option 1: It reduced income inequalities among farmers.

Option 2: It led to the consolidation of landholdings.

Option 3: It decreased rural poverty levels.

Option 4: It promoted gender equality in agriculture.

Question : The impact of land reforms on social inequality in India was:  
 

Option 1: Completely eliminated caste-based disparities  
 

Option 2: Reduced income inequalities in urban areas  
 

Option 3: Moderately successful in redistributing land  

Option 4: Increased the gap between rich and poor  

Question : The Green Revolution in India led to which of the following outcomes that contributed to the Farmers' Movements?  

Option 1: Decreased use of chemical fertilizers  
 

Option 2: Reduced income disparities between farmers  
 

Option 3: Increased crop diversity  

Option 4: Increased indebtedness among small farmers