- A. Blue water policy
- B. Racial discrimination policy
- C. Non-Alignment policy
- D. Human Rights policy
The Non-Alignment policy is the foreign policy of a nation that chooses not to join any military power bloc (such as NATO or the Warsaw Pact during the Cold War). Blue water policy refers to naval strategy, racial discrimination is a human rights violation, and the Human Rights policy concerns fundamental freedoms.
- A. Yellow Revolution
- B. Golden Revolution
- C. Blue Revolution
- D. Red Revolution
The Golden Revolution refers to the period of rapid increase in the production of horticultural products including fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Yellow revolution relates to oilseeds, Blue to fisheries, and Red to meat/tomato production.
- A. It has highest cotton mills
- B. It is the centre of Information Technology
- C. It is famous for Sugar industry
- D. It is famous for Aluminium industry
Mumbai is known as the Manchester of India primarily due to its high concentration of cotton textile mills, similar to the industrial city of Manchester in the UK. The other options refer to sectors like IT, sugar, or aluminium, which are not the basis for this specific title.
- A. Domestic servants
- B. Police
- C. Bank employees
- D. Insurance employees
Domestic servants belong to the unorganised sector as they lack job security, fixed working hours, or formal social security benefits. Police, bank employees, and insurance employees are part of the organised sector, governed by formal rules and regulations.
- A. Charter Act of 1833
- B. Indian Councils Act of 1892
- C. Government of India Act of 1935
- D. Indian Councils Act of 1909
The Indian Councils Act of 1909, also known as the Morley-Minto Reforms, introduced the system of separate electorates for Muslims in India. The other acts listed introduced different political or administrative reforms at different times.
- A. Agricultural expenditure
- B. Transport expenditure
- C. Defence expenditure
- D. Educational expenditure
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- B. The State Commission
- C. The Taluk Commission
- D. The National Commission
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- B. work towards the progress of agricultural labours
- C. demand for the separate electoral constituencies for untouchables
- D. publish ‘Prabuddha Bharata’ and ‘Mukanayaka’
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