12th Class Economics Indian Economy / भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्था Question Bank

done Case - Based - Five year plans in India : Goals and Achievements Total Questions - 4

• question_answer1)

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi in recent weeks has emphasised on the idea of an Atmanirbhar Bharaf or a self- reliant India. However, the government has faced a volley of questions since then, about whether the aim is to drag India back to import substitution and isolationism. The aim to make India self-reliant was outlined by the Prime Minister while announcing that his government will help the Indian economy get back on its feet with a Rs. 20 lakh crore economic package. March towards a self-reliant India should not be taken as a return to the licence-permit raj and inspector raj of the socialist era.  "Far from suggesting a centralised", top - down model directed from the "commanding heights" of the Planning Commission, the Prime Minister spoke of freeing Indian entrepreneurship and innovation from bureaucratic hurdles. This is about decentralised localism that pride in local brands, emphasises resilence and flexibility, and encourages local capacity-building.

  Source: financialexpress.com, June 6, 2020

  'Atmanirbhar Bharat' emphasises the objective of.........

   
  A)
  self-reliance done clear
  B)
  isolationism done clear
  C)
  flexibility done clear
  D)
  None of these done clear
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  Prime Minister Narendra Modi in recent weeks has emphasised on the idea of an Atmanirbhar Bharaf or a self- reliant India. However, the government has faced a volley of questions since then, about whether the aim is to drag India back to import substitution and isolationism. The aim to make India self-reliant was outlined by the Prime Minister while announcing that his government will help the Indian economy get back on its feet with a Rs. 20 lakh crore economic package. March towards a self-reliant India should not be taken as a return to the licence-permit raj and inspector raj of the socialist era.  "Far from suggesting a centralised", top - down model directed from the "commanding heights" of the Planning Commission, the Prime Minister spoke of freeing Indian entrepreneurship and innovation from bureaucratic hurdles. This is about decentralised localism that pride in local brands, emphasises resilence and flexibility, and encourages local capacity-building.

  Source: financialexpress.com, June 6, 2020

  Initiative towards self-reliant India is focusing:

   
  A)
  encouragement of local capacity building done clear
  B)
  to save foreign exchange done clear
  C)
  Both [a] and [b] done clear
  D)
  Neither [a] nor [b] done clear
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• question_answer3)

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi in recent weeks has emphasised on the idea of an Atmanirbhar Bharaf or a self- reliant India. However, the government has faced a volley of questions since then, about whether the aim is to drag India back to import substitution and isolationism. The aim to make India self-reliant was outlined by the Prime Minister while announcing that his government will help the Indian economy get back on its feet with a Rs. 20 lakh crore economic package. March towards a self-reliant India should not be taken as a return to the licence-permit raj and inspector raj of the socialist era.  "Far from suggesting a centralised", top - down model directed from the "commanding heights" of the Planning Commission, the Prime Minister spoke of freeing Indian entrepreneurship and innovation from bureaucratic hurdles. This is about decentralised localism that pride in local brands, emphasises resilence and flexibility, and encourages local capacity-building.

  Source: financialexpress.com, June 6, 2020

  The first seven five year plans gave importance to self- reliance which means avoiding......... of goods to reduce our dependence on foreign countries.

   
  A)
  exports done clear
  B)
  imports done clear
  C)
  manufacture done clear
  D)
  None of these done clear
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• question_answer4)

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi in recent weeks has emphasised on the idea of an Atmanirbhar Bharaf or a self- reliant India. However the government has faced a volley of questions since then about whether the aim is to drag India back to import substitution and isolationism. The aim to make India self-reliant was outlined by the Prime Minister while announcing that his government will help the Indian economy get back on its feet with a Rs. 20 lakh crore economic package. March towards a self-reliant India should not be taken as a return to the licence-permit raj and inspector raj of the socialist era.  "Far from suggesting a centralised" top - down model directed from the "commanding heights" of the Planning Commission the Prime Minister spoke of freeing Indian entrepreneurship and innovation from bureaucratic hurdles. This is about decentralised localism that pride in local brands emphasises resilence and flexibility and encourages local capacity-building.

  Source: financialexpress.com, June 6, 2020

  During 1950-90 import restrictions were desired to:

   
  A)
  save foreign exchange done clear
  B)
  protect domestic industries done clear
  C)
  Independent India done clear
  D)
  Both [a] and [b] done clear
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