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Questions Related to public health and the government
Which of the following is not one of the 3 major programmes that aim at improving the food and nutritional status of the poor?
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Public Distribution System
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Integrated Child Development Scheme
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National Food for Work Programme
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Midday Meal Scheme
Which of the following is true regarding the poverty alleviation programmes?
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Over the last five and a half decades, it has not undergone any radical transformation
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Benefits from poverty alleviation programmes have only been appropriated by the poor
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Sufficient resources were allocated to these programmes
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None of the above
Rural Employment Generation Programme (REGP) aims at __________.
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creating self-employment opportunities in rural areas and small towns
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giving financial assistance to poor to set up small industries
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giving wage employment
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none of the above
Prime Ministers Rozgar Yojana (PMRY) aims at _______.
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giving financial help to set up any kind of enterprise to the educated unemployed poor in urban and rural areas
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creating wage employment
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giving 100 days guaranteed employment
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none of the above
Efforts in poverty alleviation have borne results as _________.
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there is equal distribution of land and resources
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for the first time since independence, the percentage of absolute poor in some states is now well below the national average
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programmes to alleviate poverty, hunger, illiteracy etc are a common feature in many parts of India
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both B and C
Which of the following is true regarding poverty alleviation programmes?
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They failed to address the vast majority of living on or just above the poverty line
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No active participation of the poor
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Non-participation of local level institutions in programme implementation
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All of the above
Poverty can effectively be eradicated by ________.
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encouraging poor people to participate
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identify poverty-stricken areas
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provide infrastructure such as schools, roads, power, telecom etc
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all of the above
Government's poverty alleviation approach that was followed from third five year plan was ____________.
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growth-oriented approach
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poverty alleviation programmes
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providing minimum basic amenities to the people
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All of the above
Three major programmes that aim at improving the food and nutritional status of the poor in India are ______.
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public distribution system
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integrated child development scheme
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midday meal scheme
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all of the above
Fill in the blanks from the alternatives given.
According to the Planning Commission, an individual in an urban area requires ________ calories per day.
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2000
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2100
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2400
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none of theses