Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy — Important Questions
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52 important questions from Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy for NIOS Class 10 Economics, with answers. Written for the board exams 2027.
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Important Questions from Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy
Which statement about the population dependent on agriculture at independence is correct?
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About 70 percent of the population depended on agriculture
At independence, about 70 percent of the population depended on agriculture and allied activities.
Which figure shows the share of India's population working in agriculture in 2009-10?
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About 50 percent
About 50 percent of India's population was working in agriculture in 2009-10.
Which figure gives India's total food grain production in 2008-9?
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Around 234 million tonnes
India's total food grain production in 2008-9 was around 234 million tonnes.
Which definition correctly identifies a small scale industry?
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An industry established by spending a minimum of Rs. 25 lakh on plants and machinery
Small scale industry is defined by a minimum spend of Rs. 25 lakh on plants and machinery.
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