Sustainable Development
1.
What is meant by sustainable development? What measures should a country like India take
to protect its environment? (2008) [4,5]
What is meant by Economic Reforms in India? Outline the various reform measures undertaken in India
since the 1990s. [15] (2009)
2.
Explain and evaluate reform measures which India has taken for structural adjustment since
1991. (2007)
Growth, equity and sustainability are the main objectives of Tenth Five Year Plan. Discuss.
(2006)
What do you mean by Globalisation ? Discuss the issues arising out of W.T.O. negotiations.
(2005)
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Land Reforms
1. Briefly describe the Land Reforms in India. Discuss why the New Agricultural Strategy was
necessary. [8,7] (2009)
2.
Poverty in India
1. "Population growth is not a cause but a resuIt 0f poverty. Do you agree? Explain in the light of
India's experience in this regard. [15] (2010)
2. Suggest measures to reduce poverty. [7] (2010)
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Discuss:
a. Poverty Line in India [7] (2009)
Poverty and unemployment are closely related. Comment . Discuss the poverty alleviation
programmes which address the issue of employment generation. [6,9] (2008)
Explain the causes of poverty in India. What measures have been taken by the government to
reduce poverty?(2007)
Write short notes on:
a. Sustainable Development (2005)
Population
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1. Explain the reasons why Birth Rate still continues to be high in India while there has been a
relative decline in Death Rate. Critically examine the measures taken to control the rate of
growth of population. [15] (2009)
2. The relationship between population and economic development is a two sided relationship.'
Explain the statement in the light of India's experience since 1951. (2008)
3. The relationship between population and economic development is two sided relationship."
Explain this statement in the light of India's experience since 1951. (2006)
4. What is the meaning of Population Explosion? Discuss the main causes of rapid growth of
Population in India and what measures have been taken by the Government of India to
control the population growth in India. (2005)
Green Revolution
1.
Examine the trends in agricultural production and productivity during the Green Revolution and postreform period. What has been the impact of Green Revolution on regional imbalances? [9,6] (2008)
Industrial Growth
1. Do you agree with the view that the impact of reforms on industrial growth not been
spectacular? Provide reasons in support of your answer. [15] (2008)
2. Discuss the trends in Industrial growth during the post reform period. What are the reasons
for the satisfactory performance of the Industrial Sector during this period? (2007)
Public Sector
1. Discuss the performance of public sector enterprises in India. How has liberalization affected
this performance? [15] (2009)
2.
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Balance of Payments
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3.
Describe the trends in India's Balance of Payments since 1990-91. Discuss any two indicators of the
External Sector. [8,7] (2009)
'The position of balance of payments has been satisfactory since 1991'. Highlight the role played by
'Invisibles' and 'Foreign Investment' in this regard. [15] (2008)
Throw light on the major developments of India's balance of payment position in recent years.
Suggest measures to reduce the deficit in India's balance of payment. (2006)
Trade Policy
1. What are the main features of new Trade Policy announced in the period since 1991? Present
a critical appraisal of this Policy. (2007)
Misc.
Q. Suggest a suitable Reform Agenda for Indian agriculture.
Q. What factors were responsible for the economic crisis of early 1990's?
(2005)
(2007)
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Q. Examine the challenges and outlook for the industrial sector in India. What policy measures would
you suggest for this sector so that it may help in resolving the critical problems of poverty and
unemployment in our country.[15]
(2010)
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