Directions: In the following question, five statements are provided. These statements form a coherent paragraph when properly arranged. Select the alternative representing the proper and logical sequencing of these statements.

A. Every problem is likely to be unique and is likely to have individualistic traits which may differentiate it from other problems.
B. As already stated, though every social problem is caused by multiple factors, yet it is always possible to find out the chief factor, the cooperative factors and the minor that aggravates in the origin and development of the problem.
C. This happens when a social problem is occasioned by natural factors like droughts or floods or when the conflict of social interests blocks the application of curative programmes, or a revolution is needed to change the existing political or economic systems. D. The solving of a social problem depends upon finding out the causes of troublesome social conditions which create the problem. E. Many a time, the nature of the social problem is such that the control becomes extremely difficult, if not impossible.