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The Bhoodan Movement had been started by.
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M K Gandhi
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Acharya Kripalani
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Jayaprakash Narayan
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Vinoba Bhave
Bhoodan or Land Gift movement began with Acharya Vinoba Bhave in 1951 in present-day Telangana. The movement attempted to bring about a “non-violent revolution” in India’s land reforms programme. Over a period of twenty years, Vinoba walked through the length & breadth of India persuading land-owners & land-lords to give their poor & downtrodden neighbours a total of four million acres of land.
What was the mission of Bhoodan movement?
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To give a percentage of land to landless people.
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To make landlords more wealthy
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To take extra taxes from landlords
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All of above
The mission of the Bhoodan movement was to persuade wealthy landlords to voluntarily give a percentage of their land to the landless people.
When government setup Planning Commission?
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1947
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1950
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1952
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1956
In 1950, the government set up a Planning Commission to help design and execute suitable policies for economic development.
When India gained independence, _____ of the population was very poor.
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65%
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50%
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55%
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75%
The colonial policies of British Government moved unemployed artisans into farming, and transformed India into a region increasingly abundant in land, unskilled labour, and low productivity, this consequently made India scarce in skilled labour, capital and knowledge . Additionally, these policies weakened the ability of poorer peasants to command land and credit. The resulting rising landlessness and stagnant real wages intensified poverty. When India gained independence, 55% of the population was very poor.
Socialisation spread the values like truthfulness, honesty and non-violence.
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True
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False
Socialization is the process of inculcating social values in human being to make him a responsible social being. It is the process of learning social behaviour. In society, good behaviour is expected to adopt and learn to live by the standard acceptable behaviour of the society. The values like honesty, truthfulness, and non-violence are learned by the process of socialization.
What are the importance of social institutions?
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Medium of Culture
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Fulfil the needs of the members
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It provide roles to individuals
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Define and regulate the behaviour of members
Which of the following is/are not the function of religion?
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Social control
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Base for the Family
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Security and Socialisation
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Socialisation
Religion is another social institution found in all societies. Religion grew along with human civilisation. The following are its functions:
Who are the families which reside close to one's family?
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Neighbourhood
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Society
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Peer Group
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Religion
The neighborhood is the place or area around one's home or residence. These are families that live nearby one's family and together they make neighbours of each other. One should maintain good interaction with his neighbour and cleanliness in neighbourhood.
Name the process in which all the members of the society live in accordance with their duties and responsibilities.
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Society
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Socialization
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Orientation
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Education
Who become social beings by adopting social behaviours?
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Children
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Animals
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Human Beings
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Society