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    2012 www-cenadupratibhanet — | A Paper Ill a (English & Telugu Versions) Time : 150 Minutes i aaa ‘Max. Marks : 150 50 Oabsiven INSTRUCTIONS (232202) 1. Please check the Test Bookdot and ensure that it contains all the questions. 1f you find any defect in the Test Booklet or Answer Shect, please get it replaced immediately. Wh Swins* er} HHO SmPosadds SF SrahOssor. Ga Swans’ ma, ddros Baud! md OBar Siwy od Pasins! Seed Boos BHESSSLD. 2. ‘The Test Booklet contains 150 questions. Eneh question carries 1 mark, Wh Sodas 150 HASHD. 2 Yy HHH 1 Srthy Ttronosedse: &. ‘Tho Question Paper is sct in English and translated into Telugu language. The English version ‘will be considered as the authentic version for valuation purpose: BHssSv softest Sorrbdosad Bor erase Soxir Hosnaso. birord S sso org Bothy akin SHS SEs PSrestaurr SLE Sodis. 4. ‘The Test Booklet is printed in four (4) Series, viz, [AI[BI[CI[D]. ‘The Series, [Al or (B] or [B) is printed on the right-hand corner of the cover page of the Test Booklet. Mark your Test Booklet Series [Alor [B)or(Clor B]in Part € on side 1 of the Answer Sheot by darkening the appropriate cirele with Blue/Black Ball point.pen. | Sh, Se we Senos oties) oir BE) BD) Sgsest ampoinadsn. 6 Bgdvo [A] md B] v2 E) rd B) md Bh dso ae $b bE HASH Srodt BHPotindSS, H&S HA Shao “Gink, Sedu (Series) [A] md B] ro Emo B) ra Sargrd diddv whbS SH GE C Hot woditisin Eerovodnds Bygiet geek wd Brox VAS dyer GH Dose. | Example to fill up the Booklet Series your Test Booklet Seriosis A, please fill ex shown below: e®©oo If you have not marked the Test Booklet Series at Part C of side 1 of the Answer Sheet or marked in @ way that it leads to discrepancy in determining the exact Test Booklet Series, then, in all such cases, your Answer Sheet will be invalidated ‘without any further notice. No correspondence will be entertained in the matter. 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TASS Bros SE aaron goss Datbadseo, : ; eg. : If the answer for Question No. 1 is Answer choice (2), it should be marked as follows : Go : Brows, [SdsSopg 1 8 ware (2) comdd pd odd & [BO Qswr MHQossss : 1[0[@/©[@] Mark Paper Code and Roll No, as given in the Hall Ticket with Blue/Black Ball point pen by darkening appropriate circles in Part A of side 1 of the Answer Sheet. Incorrect/not encoding will lead to invalidation of your Answer Sheet, HS BES adyndS Si bith Gly HF Bontiy Hoary » HS Sons Shred Sjsso Goh, 80S BS HG A Soe wiarS wd Stonod DeyS Soghs S)Fivos' Sor OY KOSS, edongiorr door SE O,A0h dobsatave Sings bein So*oSaied, ‘Example : If the Paper Code is 027, and Rell No. is 95640376 fill as shown below : botte ; BSE SS 027 Sole 68 So, 95640376 vorss [Sod Urbs Dgawm Doipsw = Paper Code _ Roll No. 436 65 4 BE Bo. . of2|7 e[sle[*]ol2]71s @e0o OQVDOeOOO Q@@ DOOODOOOD 2e@® QBQDOOBOOOO OOO ®BOOOOBO® QOD ®@OOB®OOO®O QO QO®OOOODO®O ®O@ QOSOOOOOe Oe DOODOOeD OOOOOOO®@ OOO @00900000 Please get the signature of the Invigilator affixed in the space provided in the Answer Sheet, An Answer Sheet without the signature of the Invigilator is liable for invalidation. SSegrs SSdnst LeronoDS Godos" Sogh{W9 (Invigilator) Go¥, Sossinw Hoss. Bhd SELLY SoSSkn Shrgrs Sind" Toss ws SoWosnse. 2012 WN SRAMARTAL AE, Neh GTG/202 10. ‘The candidate should not do rough work or write any irrelevant matter iA the Answer Shect. Doing # i] Jond to invalidation. GB ‘eI’ (Rough Work) 2 MP HUBr wSSey Daassvos md Sarg Seip (rotors, wh [whos dinrord dBidv SOWDodsoar dossrdDS oO Borworays. Ke a “> Do not mark answer choices on the Test Booklet, Violation of this will be viewed seriously. Srqpiinew HHSSeod Modo. 499 eBSDodss' Bysorr seiidosegem Before leaving the examination hall, the candidate should hand over the original OMIR Anower Sheet (top:sheet) to the Invigilator and carry the bottom sheet (duplicate) for hisfner record, failing which disciplinary action will be taken, mh ~, SOE HSH SOb SgUrIpe, ug SS dingrd Hsin wossSD (HH, isin) OO|S SH] SdgAxHDS (Invigilator) ay, SSD (duplicate) SSrqrs S13E0H (LOO Sau) Sat BOSD B_owyw. .0ehdT Hirgns J[sam SHED SLOT CIES ids BieESodse. 2012 2, ‘The economy in which the economic planning |1. intends to allocate and utilize resources is known as (2) Dual economy (2) Mixed economy (3) Socialist economy (4) Closed economy ‘As per the advanced estimates released by the Central Statistical Office on 7! February 2012, the growth rate of agriculture and allied sectors in 2011-12 is » (1) 35 percent (2) 38 percent (3) 25 percent (4) 42 percent ha In the draft Sixth Five Year Plan of India, ie the novel idea included by the Government is (1) Binergy plan (2) Perspective plan (3) Rolling plan (4) Peoples plan In a developing economy, by removing all |4, "obstacles, the plan that seeks to achieve increased income and employment is called (1) Manpower planning (2) Structural planning (8). Block level planning (4) Development planning YW Gada pran ba, 926 ia Sdol Gross Sethe Seraxoiy addirmosgdtowm «= BF SOAoLS, UY Spo ddda 1) Ggowg US Bgsy (2) Delt eOS Shs (3) ddvgerd US SySS () Doss OBS SSh ieee i 2012 rh dos soromo prorgpaio dito Shs dwotip eotre s8o, 2-12 6 Sghrob Sooty Banos domo gdm (1) 35 -rdo (2) 38 wdo (8) 25 wéo (4) 42 wédo wes de woh Soddy bors Soro ds Waidgind Ideas Birdy es () Boss Gres (2) 6isey gros (3) d8088 (Sores @ er Gros 9D4)Q Bothded, ofS SgSgeT ey Sigh RiMDSr, Wh) eTraiiin Sook As nas HRossTso Bar OS (1) SSS (bor OS (2) Sgbprags eros 3) ph BSd par OS 4) e5Q BrOs 2012 GTG/202 5. The mid-year analysis of economic survey for the year. 2011-12 stated that Indian economy was expected to register a growth rate of (1) (2) (3) (4) 75 percent 84 pereent 90 percent 80 percent 6 For. improving the effectiveness and contribution of labour to overall production, the Twelfth Five Year Plan approach paper Inid emphasis on’ « a @ @ ) Mechanization Higher wages Health care 7, Im the era of ‘economic planning in India, basic objective of ensuring Equal income to all regions Rapid’ development of backward regions a) (2) (3) (4) ‘Equal investment to all regions Equal development of all regions 8 In the Indian economy, the New Economic © Policy initiated in 1991 intends to a) @) (3) a Reduce economic inequalities . Reduce the people below poverty line Achieve regional equality All the above 5. 6. wy, cenadupray pha, net (8) QLL-12 VO Bd Logg ososys Yido so yds Qs Bh Ges, wPo0S SQ de QW) 75 réSy (2) 84 edi (3) 9:0 wédo (4) 80 résy Bago Saad" (rose Atay gdh Hook werbowis | “poweb sjodh Bossy eres. oes BS5S SEpSsyod89 G)_ troBssta : @) archy Sdaren Gy wig 8g @ Bhog doyOSw odd dé [SarOE Aod* SAvayods [Podos Bros Sows ogo @) @d) ear) Sirko Bore ‘ BwsoSs odo Fy esyg ot Gocoh bpd sirko | Some wdy Growo Sirs OSB ore (2) (3) @ ed IQS SSS" 1991 St [OSE DES Sas ws des adigsn (1) 8Q8 wbsrSser Sows (2) crOdtyg Sy Brodiody Shows : [PoBas Shrdergdy SHotdd BS BdySD edy rbd (3) @) 201 2 10. Ll. 12. During the post reforms period of 20 years, the real per capita income of India increased by @ (2) @) “) 26 times 3-0 times 3-3 times 28 times Globalization is a” process among the countries that allows the free flow of goods and services and (1). Investment (2) ‘Technology (3) Labour (4) All the above In a developing economy, the higher rate of expansion in currency with the public and reserves as compated to that in deposits, leads to a decrease in the a) (2) @) (4) Money trascactions” Money multiplier Liquidity - Rate of interest ‘The monetary policy of 2011 was based on the premise that over the long run high inflation is inimical to sustained growth as it harms investment by a (a) (3) (4) Reducing its efficiency Increasing rate of interest. Creating uncertainty : Depleting capital stock a . (6) 10. (2) cy Bomydno eh0SS 53 Soddyro wood add Gi wHS Sos8 vcrod ‘wtbtote () 25 Bip Q) 30 di 8) (4) 33 Bey 28 3H | Bsobsss Blea 9B. dredytg emdod tym) Gore Sy, oe Soa : (1) Bape, drodae Sopsty @) @) prdbtien pi-nby80 of aw O59 Bodirtosy woos Sogo" does Braysss (Suos* “gh my Bde vox Be Goat» oatigen dd Sibow rosa 7 (1) (68g exanefbes (2) (Siby Boats (3) Gagsgan @) Sade - 2011 dg Ord vgred esrdo bgsood' wenided ageyetw Doss age [SBnosssoahgs —-BEIAD Aaosilasee @) dey gd} Showhb ager. 2) Sider vow ager 2) BARYS EDyorho ogo 4) Sods dogs Spoke ayo 2012 ‘The principal way in which fiscal consolidation in India has to be achieved is by raising the tax - GDP ratio and (1) @) 3) @ Reducing subsidies Scaling down interest payments Abolition of tax exemptions Cutting down wastefol expenditure In developing economies, the rate of capital | accumulation is the important factor that determines a (2) (3) (4) National income Economic growth Savings mobilization Employment generation According to the 1981 Census, those who are engaged in economic labour for less than 6 months in a year are called . aw (2) (3) (4) Main workers Agricultural labourers Marginal workers © Seasonal workers NABARD is implementing the Agricultural Debt Waiver aid Debt Retiof Scheme 2008 in reapeet of cooperative banks and (1) Regional rural banks (2) Commercial banks (3) Non-baik financial institutions (4) Micro finance institutions 16, 13, 1B. www. cenaduprauibha net (7) A wos tod = SHSom0g «= Dn MOowLbs Spgs Srtiio Sy- gro erBob a838 d58 “wows Bais () Sayed shoso " @) Sf BBos~ sqose @) B&, Disoroiged vy Faby ) dye Soird, Shoo SPIO Bocdebdy wos dpsse* dogs Sotois i aS Swng eotor Dgonods () erdotrorosiio (2) eos 48 (8) Bey B80 4) aSigi soys 1981 ari Bo pSsrdin Sossytos* wh Boo sod SS Sosy Soares (6% (economic labour) &* kxyardd SOTO () BES Sderw (2) Sgidrow s6y8s00 (8) @do8 Sorts (4) avd Son0d Sdert mer Soy phivor Posen, Sgiras axotirh dol unm DAMS (Relief SBSSn 2008) HoweGoNsH = Hard argo%o¥ date (1) (Robo% yrtoe exgotoon Q) wag ergomey () amgodso 5 Soger () So¥ DY Sogen 2012 GTG/202 17. 18. 19, From 2005-06, Gross Capital Formation in agriculture and allied sectors, as @ proportion. of the value added by agriculture to- Gross Domestic Product in the Indian economy, has been (1) Decreasing (2) Increasing (3) Constant (4) Fluctuating The National Manufacturing Policy of India attempts to simplify business regulations and clarification to reduce’ transactions costs for industry and (1) Provide lower rate credit (2) Develop infrastructural facilities (3) Provide marketing facilities v (4) Improve its competitive position — According to the 2001 Census, Maharashtra State in the Indian economy accounts for the largest (1) Female popitagon. (2) Slum population (@). Working population, (4) Agricultural workers Fixed stock resources that form a part of the aatural resources of a country are (1). Land resources (2) Mineral resources (3) Fossil fuels (4). All the above www. cenadupraibha. net (8) : 17. 2005 - 06 S08 Syrah — Sedo ebnostoro gro troGs Soys wos QS dgih Gro erdairdggs Sgsrob Gon ded S08 DQ (1) Siege (2) DeoAoeyO (8) poor Skye (4) Sete ayo 18, até mboh Sold, Deshy TyOE Dnossows Hole Dros Ankvoowo ayo ahorowese Horas oamdde Sgolrd) Soto Sdal (1) 'S8yh deo S858 Soys (2) wbzSE Soy whQ dado G8) SrOzSoh Berger SOyoro @) Biddy rod Bors . 19, 2001 waren Bo ervso pss vgs SghG5 dry Tjpiv sOnokyD wdsO8 (1) She warep (2) andSardo wag (3) Sderdo wer (a) SgbIros Sdare 20, af G4 Stedsdoso orig HUB Dogtio Stoo Q)} Bp Sado @) de S80 8) @ere M08 ood (fossil) aodgieres @ pS SdyAD ody aot 2 a According to Central Statistical Office data with base in 2004-05, the index of industrial production of manufacturing sector in 2010-11 was 1655 42-9 1757 135-9 (2) 8) (a) The institution -in India that provides financial assistanee to large scale publie limited companies and cooperatives is () DBI (2) IFCI (3) ICICI (4) BIFR If the Central Bank of a country wants to revalue its currency it intervenes in the foreign exchange market by selling off (1) Domestic currency stock rs %, (2) Foreign stock exchange obligations 48) Foreign exchange reserves (4) External Commercial Borrowings | ‘Under the capital account of Balance of Payments, the one that can be classified as debt or equity and short or long term is (1) - Capital inflows (2) Securities.inflows (8) Foreign exchange inflows (4) Foreign debt inflows ‘A growing. imbalance in the Balance of Payments of India is due to the growing trade deficit as percentage of Gross Domestic ~ Product and growing a (2) «ey (4) Capital account deficit External Commercial Borrowings Foreign investment flows Current account deficit www-cenadupratibha, (9) 21. 22: A 2004-05 was = SoS erosro Sorgootie rose sso 2010-11 & dared dor Sbpwihy 4d)8 dvd (1) 165-5 : @) 1429 (8) 175-7 (4) 135-9 add Stod* arb sss SDE ODSE Houow Heol dors sogom vgs Sefaird eoBods Sos W. 2.8.0. @) 2.cd5d.0.. @) OR.e.de, ; @) A.w.d5.06, BS SBD HPoryergoksin Tolrowos Bojdob argos Bde Arde Sr0,56* ©» Sego THI 699 esay 25. @) wos 40h) deg 2) DBR SPOS Dogw emggsen (8) Dd¥ drde Degen @ 28% (wiry) odes wdypo ade Sede adoyo Aivs'd frogs wed SbNdoseds BF BS sideet dak dyoy dE Ageo vowrm Q). arog BEX Bardten @) VErgbdo SEX harden @) dd? S88 SSI Gordo Gy 282 ane ay Bose ard Sh ISR SndY BOogo wiiirdso WUMSOL sWmiw erdoh gro eds w8os* Dibtoted, agaist Ldol Deore, @) dvrodd re do (2) Dah (orig) anddag wdypen (3) 38% Dood Sorte (4) S80em are Sen 2012 26, In a nation Ike Indin with capital controls, “there are interventiane possible which de net gntall the Reserve Bank of Indin buying of selling WNL GTA le ch a 2g, dures Dohopacty ardd aidnerod Bios! Orta angots oF eodaihh Od wipe, Foie toed atigiocy i" mae ans andigth (interventions) (2) Capital market instruments WW, Og Bones wipe i, 18) Foreign currency drodd bays ge | (4) Foreign capital investment ta) adh gab, a7. Concealed unemployment in a developing (4 ode Sods Spe * economy prevails in a situation of providing |a7, 44 wpSyy Codotity Ug amployment in wlan peoetgns aed S0pset attgnd Boys (1) Inefficient manner a (2) BMicient manner ae — See 8 munner : “(gy Shad oye 28, The important yurpose af the tenancy reform) = °° (4) Aahoyie 8g Ingislation made by the government was to Siege ghd Foorth Saige aga (1) Bnnct Fixation of fair rent | Baty ong Has (2) Alferd security of tenure to lenanta,, Yo Hats gros Dgote dake € Conhrnent of oan Fabs (2) Teor eee Bingo tanonts in some cases byoche ee) AN hes > (@) SoS “Son Festiets alnatin’s sty, SByotou 28, Ia i tai the tana nig win eet a Ma Hats {be Bbyse eh oat ae 29, andé aod! ony pbgherges we Mog (1) First Five Year Plan SOD dy) miso EetngS rote @) Five Year Plan () dade dodsg Gomet (8) Thind Five Year Plan 2) Todd bouss Got ‘$96 ~ 68 Annual Plane “Gabe eve of independence, the, Indian = yy experienced retarded econumi¢ “development due to 30. (3) dnté Sodag Pars (4) 1886 368 OS Ger ler wis Side degdodygie PONS Seobod! bods upsdaye oon (1) Lang time British role Protiahh moose (2) Shortage of capital (dire [Pstndos (8) Caste system 2) drags Foe i) ho Bgsy (@) All the above i) po bye ob 2.912 SL. a. ‘As per the data published by the office of the Registrar General, India, the Indian States with lowest literacy rates in 2011 riext to Bihar are w @) Orissa and Meghalaya Arunachal Pradesh and Jharkhand (8). Assam and Nagaland (4) Tripura and Uttar Pradesh ‘Smaller size of the market is the primary cause of underdevelopment according to (1) Balanced growth theory (2) Unbalanced growth theory (3) Unlimited supplies of labour theory (4) Critical minimum effort theory During the British rule, Indian exnomy was] underdeveloped and dependent because ofthe change in foreign trade and (1) (2) (3). Land tenure system: y Commercialization of agriculture Ocenpational structure (4) Decay of handicrafts The ecosany where the factors of preductien are far tale, factors of production are sold in the market and there [a free movement. of |. poeds and fhetors of production is eatled @ @ 8) (a) ‘Murket economy ‘Closed economy Bacislist econamy Mixed economy 31. 32, iw www. cenaduprauibha, net (11) PES SF OBIE VST Srgootic PH fyQ0dS A@oso rts 2 Dah SoryS wd) okorga dev 60S edd Ot wager K (1) ebay HOew Agro’ -P @) ebardd BA5 Oat Grgoe (8) vayo Oo wrench ) (8H8 woo oae Bde & vey 605)88_ Y simin ahd s0arn0 fo Sys ©) Bdyo dpossy () BokDS 899 Herod @). wseisos Sy8 aerate _@) eS0bS ds Sp dpossn ww (EsEe SS OSG gros (085 Fes woos mds uQs SySp wo) By) Hook GOS Seashore Romaw ederer odkagsins dmgyo Sdats () Sr oso] Iorsio Q) Sgbdros, wreidgso ) SySo arb S55 (8) SRS¥ea voddowys ABD Deeds, agg otew 6 wind boob dhye weal dB evhre bydy divbin Sond ge Saye age Fy (2) Rabid up gig (0) “rovgares vad Spby Sapte oe Sys 2012 35. The market imperfections in an under-developed country are best reflected in (1) Price rigidity (2) Factor immobility (8) Lack of specialization (4) All the above ‘The main feature of an under-developed country is the existence of ; @ 42) (3) (4) Caste system Vicious circle of poverty Joint family system ‘Under-employment re, Ay Any firm, organization or government agency which organizes the factors of production and determines their price is called ‘ a) (2) (3) (4) Production unit Public sector unit © Sole proprietor Joint venture . According 10 whom is economie growth a relation between rates of increase in capital and the working force on the one hand, and increase in population on the other, such that por capita output fa rising 7 Ragnar Nurkse Hirechman WwW, Rostow AW. Lewis a @ a) (a 35. www, eenadupratibha. net (12) A) AS - wey 6hSyQ_— Boo'd ebdsrgder (igiur Badodods (2) 86 SrthySD (rigidity) @) 68:8 oro Hosted Sb (8) Baghsso TSS * (4) BS BEAD oP y wo) eB2g Fi Svvg ofeate 699 Bahasvorse (1), Be Sep (2) “BSOS dboordy, (8) 6iyB Hinow Spits ee) S6igns 6&8 sUsoh Shyer Oa os G50 dYonir aod OBd Hog, Shy BS Gxosg 9080 odo (1) dag oseae @) [Seay Sot oGrae (3) O88 obedrd G) saya ages SoHd dng Whtisysye, ef BY Droséin S0a Sado wirbdo Ba dra pty aoyr bibtdots Sedy fia Sonogety, 09% Sygnr Taeks wg wriyte oihh 7 ) omys Hoh (2) gars @) dpdp. Sgt @) Dapp. BSS 2 41. O12 ‘The distributive pattern of interest payment and income in a country determines the extent of (i) Debt burden (2) Debt management (3) Income inequalities (4) Fiscal deficit Short term rupee resources comprise borrowing from term rhoney. and a @) (3) 4) Commercial papers ‘Term deposits Certificate of deposit All the above Money makes capital more productive with its ability to make capital more liquid and its increasing (Durability (2) Mobility : (3) Store value ‘ (4) Utility The total money supply in India in a given time period equals the sum of currency money and (1) Credit money (2) Money in eirenlation (3) Deposits money (4) Liguié money ‘The ratio which is snaintained by the “commercial banks in India between the ‘customer deposits and bills discounted is called a Q) @) (4) Liquidity ratio Credit deposit ratio Optimum reserve ratio Minimum reserve ratio YOUN, SARAH A, net 39. 41. * (3) 40. a 2g diosa $4 BQoHOdW bolo garod dodd Bt» 69 grond dxoniyoe ( (2) pve er dio ane olpaiindgio yrds wiiraden (4) 4 So Syoy So Sraoy Siebeo sgonosoodS sroH028 (dgin dood mverer SOath (a) gab B55) (2) sesons ddee (8) admed ORS BS ay wy (age Broswd, IkyS derysss edm doth od8 Sregrds wey _ [Gdgersy, $908 4B crgor HOal ord Sint, osreb, @ @) (3) @ HAE gor Kieshod ogo" deg Ded argon already ogo aS 29h woos eds Bios'd Bago agdson8 ShrSidhgo SBD) CH angio S0ok : (1) 8858 bgbo (2) Serta Say, Bog (3) Barady [BdgSo (4) Bagdos igi» edd tos ardug ergo spb Sireip Sedo» GPyom Hgo meg asgirod d4)8D BOE (a) Bagagy HB (2) S88 deb da (8) edeados daiteg O28 (4) SOR Dethg DEB 44, 41, 2.Q.:1 2 A majer structural change in indirégt taxes in (44) Moderation in the growth of narrow money (44. (M1) as against broad money (M3) is on account of the decline in the growth of (1) Deposits and credit (2) Non-performing assets (3) Deposits-and currency (4) Cash reserve ratio In India 12-3 percent of the assets of the total financial system are owned by the (1) Cooperative banks (2) Regional rural banks (3) NABARD (4) Nen-Banking Financial companies rm Aa Pad ‘The open market operations by the Reserve Bank of India relatg to the sale and purchase of y (1) Public sector stocks (2) Corporate securities (3) Government securities (4) Foreign securities’ 47. the form of a wider tax base and gationalization of excise duties was the result of the introduction of (1) Presumptive tax (2) Service tax © (8) Value added tax (4) Minimum alternate tax WWw.cenaduprauoha net @ perGd (Ma) & SgBd8or" wed (M1) a) weehsood votie 69 peoradod® fe fod (1) Gdraey WO SSB (2) 8 SEPA vy (9) Baap Soot $05)» (4) Bids Baby 243 4s, rbS BioG!D Bago DF HEH vipedt 123 mdo/D9 clradragod* SSO (1) BarsS argosen , @) ro8as ymboe ergoer © (@)_ SG (NABARD) (4) ergodds OS Somne wr8S Betyg ergoh dégirod wings Sgrd,S ségherdres 69 ebsysin Dooly Shih H0n0G0089 (1) ehig Bor Greer (2) srtyBeo DErgadler (2) Magygoots DErgbHben (4) 382 BErgoden aged ef ydS weal Lye Sore Seong stim dros Sty Shyg* S95 ag dghpboas drags ssi 600 (BSTowo (1) BeSyS oy (2) bgt ers) (3) wary 036 a6) 4) DrdS vgdS fy 212 + 48 49, 51. (4) Long-term external debt _ (3) , Internal borrowings * other liabilities, the receipts that: remain in (15) ‘The commercial borrowings, NRI deposits |48, ‘and multilateral borrowings . together constitute a country's (1) Total external debt (2) Short-term external debt (8) Total foreign direct investment ‘The pattern of past behaviour, properisity to /49. save and the: tax system in a developing ‘economy together influence the mobilization of > (1) Capital investment (2) Tax revenues (4) Domestic savings In the budget component of borrowings and |50.. the cash balance of the Central Government are the receipts in respect of the it) Non-plan expenditure, (2) Domestic debt buyback scheme (3) Plan expenditure (4) Market stabilization acheme National Food Security Bill seeks to correct |! the-under-consumption by the poor and other vulnerable sections and when operationdlized might entail some rise in the levels of (1) Food prices (2) Subsidy (3) Consumption (4) Per capita monthly expenditure snp Vee CeRaGupral ona, net : @ aredag aperen, Gard er Sdobo Brey pinigos were’ Yobd wahgs ot aay “) Bago wirYes mataso 2) Ryo ds oihgd avein (3) ango DAR age Dpod @) Agee wings moms KSos'd SSG BH, Psuy sg Sok v8 Bod day vod spbss'd dgrhko Sed, 62 Hsin (Serddo gros” (). Hregs Dyed (2) S8xy recon (3). Btob aver @) Bkos Sebdy agS) ammo; wats .adt wipe wots ToS Seiasy ogh ergosns* dod obipen 4D8 Sonodods Ohijer - (1) SarOSSO Sgossw @) dod ame Bong Sain (3) SerOS agosto (4) dro posto dgedo whos vi gs Op bdo hoo adtiarete Spo wo ddan Sodoiod adtosadsd vour wend 6 Dirite grond SHHS Wd (1) eS Sse (2) Soden (3) “DAairiiio (4) S00 Zourd Sgosius 2.0.12 54. 416) ‘The price polley seeks to evolve a balanced |52. and integrated price structure in keeping with the overall needs of the economy and to achieve this the government announces (Q) Procurement prices (2) Administered prices. 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Land Licensed Cultivators Ordinance 2011” which ‘aims at providing loans and other benefits through thé issue of Loan Eligibility Cards to (1) Land holders (2) Tenant farmers (3) Small cultivators (4) Marginal farmers We’ Gene peg 24 ® (Sr hiro Jo digo rvse [rd Goer 58,080 (58 (1) 0f ADS (live) edo (2) Bong 408 (live) adoro’ (8) Borg Sobek (4) ©f domo wo(s SSF gyos* (2011-15) 6 Sos [tio Oise oaks hyo Sowsdos Adiroky ) 673 bof 696 Renee 2) 672 Wook 689 Bossy (8) 685 HB0%» 696 SoSsyren (4) 669 SOow 709 Sossyor-e ripest ghrob sorrdS sonohods “(BSod aides Dholro SoSHS cararew (implications} #0) Ba&os Sdoty BdrGwotn sorgoolroh vbmirs SOyorwors moots Phgy Doryerds Bavayodd Dentin 2 (1) Sosy deprrido (cell) Sgbdrob Deriise (cell) (3) + ang eh, Depefiin (cell) (4 Be wderseh Dersidv (cell) Angiadd wfyor vog GST ab dos “Dd. orgoS BwHS spSsub) oS 2011 ofo SS adadds oye ad ogo 508 amore mele ads (Barzan sByocbb Q) & agiwo (2) Fenced Been (8) Dd, dpbdosorsien U) aod Been 2.012 — 87. 88. 89, According to the latest data on land holdings in the State 2005-06, collected through a quinquennial Census of Land Holdings, the average size of land-holdings in Andhra Pradesh M (2) (3) (4) Declined marginally Increased marginally Rematned unchanged Increased significantly In Andhra Pradesh State-there are soil testing labs in each of the 22 districts and in addition to them there are two other labs established under National Project. in (1) Srikakulam and Medak @) (3) (4) Anantapur and Prakasam ‘Warangal and Rangareddy Mahabubnagar and Kurnool Employment Generation and Marketing Mission set up in AP. aims at creating employment for w (2) 8) ) Rorel/tribal women Rural/tribal unprivileged youth Rural self help group women Rural women entrepreneurs "Unemployment is defined as the number of persons unemployed per 1000 persons in the aw (2) (3) (4) Total population Government sector Labour force Private sector www. cenaduprauibha. net (24) 87. 90. a Soudgos grSbere frome ayo D¥00D4 2005-06 Arsberc koromro Bs8o vos BID Sie grsiere Sbarmiy (1) Sgeyor (marginally) &NS8 @) Soyo BOASS (8) Sr&yBes @ aggorr DONSO wos BAT orgos'd 22 exes! 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Changes effected in 1977 to the’ Andhra [96. 97, * (8) 72-58 lakhs “The headquarters ‘of nationslized United (26) Pradesh’ Agricultural Land Ceiling Act-1973. facilitated to treat a son who becomes a major ” ina family as (Q) Separate unit (2) Earning member (3) Regular member (4) Extra unit In Andhra Pradesh, under Jalayagnatn scheme, the Hundri-Niva Sujala Sravanthi project benefits the districts of (1) Kurnool and Kadapa (2) Anantapur and Kadapa (3) Kurnool and Anantapur (4) Anantapur and Chittoor According to 2001 Census, agricultural labourers in Telangana region “of Andhra Pradesh State is (1) 65-41 lakhs (2) 84-27 lakhs \ (4) 44-57 lakhs India Insurance Company and National Insurance Company working in Andhra Pradesh are located respectively at (1) Mumbai end Chennai (2) Mumbai and Delhi * (8) Kolkata and Chennai (4) - Chennai and Kolkata Wwww,-cenadupratibha net a wold SBR Sgbdvos artiog | SORS Bghn 1979 & 1977 St dhs Bron BONDS Rego 8 Herov08") Sas ‘BYorBT (major) oS) SONOS” (1) Bape axed (2) Sodagesy Seogdiom 8) OtbgoB Sehgdir (4) d8y obrasir ” 97. vos STS woaigo S880 [Bod BSHS SoBNE tao bod ap Bairaurdy does eee (1) Strygn SBaw S65 2) vSodso Oot sas (8) SBryw Law wXosiydo (4) sxodQ8o Nowy Dart vos adi Grosossssy 2001 Merose, [oso wos) — Boome Sphoh pPatien ' (1) 65-41 ofer (2) 3427 of (3), 72:53, ogo (@) 44:57 of» Go BAIS! 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The procurement price is the price paid by |104. mt) 105, 106. 107, (1) the government for the grains purchased from the farmers to build up (1) Necessary stocks Minimum stocks (3) (4) Future stocks Surplus stocks ‘The work force participation rate per 1000 population on current daily status in rural areas of Andhra Pradesh State in 2009 - 10 is 501 (2) 522 (3) 519 (4) 546 ‘ 105, 8) 4) -_ |no6. As .per the estimates of Directorate of| Economics and Statistics, 48°58 1 Cc net area irrigated in Andhra Rgatagh ‘State in 2010-11 is under ) 7 (2) (3) (4) Canals Wells Tanks All the above Accarding to the provisional ertimates off Cersus of India, the districts with largest density of population im 2011 next ta Hyderghad and Kangareddy districts are (1) Visakhapatnam and Krishna (2) Visakhapatnars and West Godavari (3) Krishna and Wert Godavari (4) Warangal and Enst Godavari 107. WWW, cemaduprauibha net (28) ‘Dike GS ede Sxsgo DAI wosow Bee Mod Sher dow crags Bdow 48 () wSSeBS Dogen (2) $98 Dogen (8) Bd (WakigeP) Doge (4) Biber Dog) vols IH orBpod* 2009-10 SomsySod! (rihe Poros) (58 Bong Ho eryrd’ Bhs ad Ho5 eortor (wine #8 Sai Sen 501 522 519 546 @ @ BogdS w§ dMkwdf) HdaW Pays w0 woto istiy 2010-11 Sods Sos" wos AT argos" ays Artoud dhgos 4868 ogo wgh O8 Bocas (1) sede ayo Doig ‘pS BDYSD wd) add Keroro crabs (provisianaly woime Gadin to & prdowts Swot Gordo dere dingd waged eh arog NOMS teen morpebeyee subote Hyer G) Srpseysy Hoa Sty Arso (i) 8) tbody Say Horde (@) Sdorid Sedat Birth, force ‘2012 GTG/202 108, According to the revised’ estimates of 109. 110. qi. 9011 = 12, debt outstanding as percentage of Gross State Domestic Product of Andhra Pradesh State is GQ) 24-72 (2) 20-67 (3) 22-61 (4) 22:30 Among the sources of awn tax revenue of the |108. Government of Andhra Pradesh, 16°88 percent of the revenue (2011-12 RE) comes from 2) Excise-duty (2) Stamps and Registration duty (3) Electricity duty (4) ‘Taxes on motor vehicles As per the provisional estimates of Census of |110- India, the female literacy rate of Andhra Pradesh State in 2011 is (1) 69-74 (2) 65-46 (8) © 67-66 ° @) 56:74 In Andhra Pradesh Stato, 7-422 lakh hectares |111, of irrigational potential was created during the period of (1) Tenth Five Year Plan (2) Ninth Five Year Plan (3) Eleventh Five Year Plan (@ 2007-10 period WwW-cenadupratibha net “4299 108, vos SAF orygod* 2011-12 Sbd0d8 a soso tin gro TR s8gst BoySods anor div K (y 2472 (2) 2067 (3) 22-61 (4) 22:30 é wos GAT Bebsg Hyos Seo wad Srgrod! (2011-12 S80008 " vodir) 1688 TSO TBSD Sio¥rd\o (1) dgyer Sodsdy (2) Frowe wooly TeypAas dost 43) Degas dost (@®) Bro airero p So) 26S herome «weds wore rsh 2 S yos IF mgpos‘o hoo wh origs dé» (1) 59-74. (2) 65-46 (8) 67-66 (4). 5674 wos BSE orgyost 7422 ogo wEg 24 DOtio Hoemdgetiy DVDS srodw (1) 88S SosSy pores (2) FQySS Sosy Bros @) S8Sods Boddy urd¥ (4) 2007-10 agg som 2.0.12 112 The main goal of the Twelfth Five Year Plan of Andhre Pradesh State is faster, sustainable and more (1D) Export growth (2) Capital growth (8) Inclusive growth: (4) All the above 113, During the Second Five Your Flan of Andhra Pradesh, irrigation was asaigned high prinrity and hence ihe State accounted for one-tenth of India’s total production of (1) Paddy (2) Pulses (3) Food grains (4) Oil seeds 114. Agriculture sector in Andhra Prasiesh State showed certain ins of recovery and posted “an average growth of 5°98 percent during (1) Eleventh plan perio {@) Teoth plan period (3) 2000-02 periods (4) 20-12 ods f per Cs fe BSF oxyos'a aysirod Wein cede ali, het 11g, s sree me eS a “Hess btane pa a upedd (1) atisebo 96 (2) dare dye “() AEP yp ‘ (BSB why 113, oe on oe Py fuatied thle Hs Pohod aa o8 0 Sekdew Sdoeroys or ~~ (2) Sp aye ey, ated wang wo ae foes Sore Rorrtht SiS 696 we Siieo Bygd aGods. weet 0) Sioa Sodig Gores rety (2) ddd Sowltg horOe meta 2000= 02 Sadly son Agrcltore Land Cetng Act ithe eueome (185 @) 1961 1959 4) Rat = 116, As stated in Government of AP, Survey 2011-12, the land Milan badier he mates done iis (1) 8007 crores (2) 8071 crores (9) 8 205 crores, (a) © 208 crores, 2010 12 Sigg seca 116, woys (SET phgbdy oMs vgs Wy 211-12 petty 2010-11 sosdydoo* eer Sirk ry (1) © 107 Bes @) 171 Sty (3) E215 Sto (4) © 218 San 2012 ui. 118. 119. 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Boj SST HE Erodok Doers oysays Andhra Pradesh is to develop value added Agro Industries to qa) (2) (3) (4) Generate employment in rural areas Provide returns to farmers Maximize potential in agriculture sector All the above Under Village as Insutance Unit Scheme, ‘Andhra Pradesh is the only State to have village as insurance unit-in all the districts from Kharif season of (2), 2008 (2) 2007 @) (4) 2006 2009 For the development of agriculture and allied sectors, financial assistance is provided to ‘the societies under Integrated Co-operative Development Projects for the ereation of (1) Godowns () 6) (4), Banking counters Storage facilities All the above In aécordanee. with thir 2007 resolution of National Development Council, Food Security Mission won launched in Andhra Pradesh ‘with an objective of inereasing the production ‘and productivity of (1) Rice and ofl wood (@) o Pulses and sugarcane Rice and pulses Rice, wheat and pulees 118. @ 19, dood Terod vf aodbyS $9. 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In 2010~11, in Andhra Pradesh State, the 121. 2010-11 SoSdySos* ois dG 122, 128, 124, cc) share of crop loans disbursed by cooperative banks to total crop loans is a) (2) @) @) 18-18 percent 22-24 percent 19-88 percent 80-17 percent In the total disbursement of agricultural credit in 2010-11 in Andhra Pradesh State, 78-20 percent is disbursed by (1)° Cooperative banks 2 (3) (4) Regional rural banks Agriculture development banks Commercial banks The total area covered under high yielding variety seeds in 2010-11 in Andhra Pradesh State (in ‘000 hectares) is 3527 4452 5826 5014 (2) (3) (4) Among te agricultural inputs used in “Andhra Pradesh State in 2010-11, a @ quentity of 0-07 lakh’ MTs consumption is ‘ass.ciated’ with (1) Fertilizers (2) HYV seeds Pesticides (4) Organic manure 122, TH0d omg Dds Sob avtro Avgod* Sirrd ergoes atrgar des Sob ancray (1) 18:18 win (2) 2224 Pdsy (3) 1938 -wdiiy (4) 3017 Paddy wolG BST oryost 2010-11 SoSdyso8" wergar Se as entre pe 13:20 w&o vérgar Bhs () Biro ergomen 12) Fo8os (rboo angotien @). Sgbr0b WH ego OD) wide ergotsen 123, 2010-11 Sosaysost vos eat HQIOS' Why Oihad Iso Dkro (Sod By Sogo Obgkn Bo we so) (1) 3527 (2) 4452 (8) 5826 (4) 5014 wos = SBF rsgos* = 2010-11 Hobsywos* —aeirhods —_gSsralh SayHos’ 5007 oo BYE oxy (MTs) Dsirhowsnss5 a) (2) ® awiyer Iwihy Gros Seo (HYV) srw (82 SostSE drodven (4) Dojo (organic) ddayen 2012 WWW. cenagHpratibha net A 425, As. stated in Government of AP. |125. wos BOF ese ops wos ey 126. 127, Socio-economic Survey 2011 - 12, among the total fair price shope functioning in the State as on 81-11-2011, on an average, cach shop is catering to @ (2) 8) a) 400 families 535 families 435 families 500 families Agrioulture seetor related works undertaken | 96, by the Andhra Pradesh State Cooperative Rural Irrigation Corporation are . (1) Drilling of surface and in-well bores (2) Lift irrigation schemes (8) - Construction of check dams (4) All the above Farm mechanization scheme . in Pradesh State intends to accelerate agricultural mechanization to achieve higher production and to meet the challenge faced due to. > > a (2) @) @) Water scarcity. = Shortage of storage facilities Labour scarcity Power shortage 198, ‘The financial allorstion made by tho Governmont of Andhra Pradesh in 2011 to “* qrganize’ Rytha Chaitanyn Yatras is (1) 7495-00 Inks (7290-00 lakhs (3) % 600-00 lakhs (4) © 450-00 Inkha 2011-12 Sf Bays 31-11-2011 arch mgyjod? Hk Endo Sands bo bows Sto 88 State SSP NSHH SO i (1) 400 ddvowrss (2) 585 Hdvowro%> a, es (3) 435 Hdvowrods > (@) 500 Bmore K wos dh ofp “Sines rho be dirso SHES LYS Sphro8 dos Sonos dies (1) BS9So Oo He emdyo Gor Q | 233180 Shen @ BE wSyo doysts | ow pS soyso why avalon vos Gato $5) aNBEAS bho HOomohoad —SpSirol alro(Bsin argor w98 488 Bbal 49 SoS Dbyte dred aby () a8 Fos (2) dog B¥orgo FOS (3) primo Sos (4) Dddge SOS 2011 Soddybod" Oe Betz aise Adgrode vo BSE Beige deranotd Dg (1) 7495-400 efen (2) 2 22090 offen (© sonD0 eges (4) T 450-00 eee 2012 In Andhra Pradesh State, two. Cooperative |129, 128, - @ 81. . It has been made mandatory on the part of Tribunals were constituted in 1993 at Hyderabad and Vijayawada and two more were formed in 2003 at (1) Warangal and Kurnool (2)° Tirupati and Visakhapatnam (8) Karimnagar and Tirupati (4) Warangal and Visakhapatnam the rice millers in Andhra Pradesh that they should purchase paddy of fair average quality at a price not less than the minimum support price of % 1100 (2) 2 1080 (3) (4) = 1180 "= 1200 Civil Supplies Corporation. in” Andhra Pradesh supplied imported palmolein oil to the below poverty line card holders through Public distribution system at.a rate of a) @) @) Oy 45 per liter % 55 per liter 740 per liter z 50 Fr liter Tn Andhra Pradesh Staie, the Department of Industries was set up with the objective of (1) Establishing industrial cooperntives (2) Extending credit to artisans (3) Establishing end = small industrics All the above cottage (a) eee canada aba, neh (a) 130. @ VOG BAT ooo 1993 5 zraoarc Hoh deakrds! Beds ox Bess Tengsdys Storr 2003 S* soot Bodh Se8Dy5 [oere (1) B80KE Bas Lora 2) B&S8 Hoa Srpseysy (8) S60546 LGolo BSS» SOOnS SDaly Depts» oS GET mses") BS dos dios arte $ Ho Sdordgso Obm SESS GE Si SOS BS 48 SoH SkySm Bod Spd a) @ 1100 (2) % 1080 (3) % 1180 (4) 71200 1 SOS BSIED HS Soro se yds5 S808 Tph Oris, oh Botys Gerdodd S55 anger Aiiss aioe FD words shor Foxy Te (1) Sets & 45 HoH 2) Beto 'e 55 sex (8) Bots F 40 8x (4) dacs t 50 Bow wos GEG ojos’ soo red RoPenybe dupe adipto () Sbppe Buddah Sofa (2) $8 Boos SdhB sOyocs @) mds Sbose i RoPane BS Bay6d ed oy 184, 2012 www.eenaduprauibhanet @ 188, As per the new Industrial Promotion Policy [18% 2010-15 Sr&S aOprane SpKgSS Iorso ‘9010 = 16, the projects with investment more than % 250 ¢rores in’ Andhra Pradesh State are called (2) Major projects @ (3) @ ‘Mega projects Medium projects Multinational projects ‘The Hyderabad Co-operative Insurance Compainy-was taken over by the Government in = ) ~ 1954 (2 1956 (3) 1972 (4), 1966 186, Sponsored by the Syndicate Bank, the new Rural Bank named as Andhra Pragathi Rural | Bank is formed with the amalgamation of Rayalaseema Grameena Bank and ) () Chaitanya and Sreerama Grameena Banks > (2). Pinakini and Sreerama Grameena Banks @), * a) Pinakini and Anantha Grameena Banks Saraswathi and Sangameswara Grameens Banks 136 Government of Andhra Pradesh Inunched tho “five power wupply facility’ to ngriculture ector on (iv May, 2004 tay 16! May, 2004 (a) 12 June, 2008 (18 June, 2008 Ss8o wold SAE wfpod'd % 260 Sy $oB Oeyb Dyed NOMS PBhow “pada () ded Rho (2). Sim PBha (8) Bato Be (4) SPEAKS [Pager 134, rdoanes Sood His Sowdd Sway ofrairsgo Bost BOs Sossyso () hy we > @) (3) a 1954 1956 1972, 1966 135. SBS wrgoks S75 Sos vos SNe + rbre axgow wet Degas FS EPdS argos? SedSoxt) wrote bib urbe wgo8 SDasy Q) 38g Seda «Gore argoen 2) DRED Boo dow (rbo argomen (@) be80' Ba whos [who ergoter (4) S8%gB Sook Bovis de ergo 198, Sgihoh coms ood Dope dior Brom) wos BAN Bybago FOy00S ES) (L i4 a, 2008 (2) 16 ch, 200d (8) 12 eS, 2008 (a) 18 eS, 2004 2012 VOM smbasleatega be ath (36) f& 197. Government of Andhra Pradesh haa[I82, vot Gas genige £9 seyA seepe intredseed in interest eubsidy acheme of “adem og" D paige DHS Se PS "Pavala Vaddl" to reduce financial burden for ang state 6 Sage pases a“ 140, selling up new mero and emall enterprises incladling - a a a (4), Horticulture promotion intustries | Accerding to Bureau of Keonomics and ‘Btatistien, the iridex of induntrinl production (Consumer goods indurtrive ‘Réral artinan industries Ferd processing industries remy, Showed |G) BekeHerd seye (S508 (2) joins SS doers aS (8) &S EFbber Sojkeeo | P (0 Madghtrch Seyso | soytsien /)238. oe aS Meh) fodate, Zatyhy mariner wes Bobs ydom with base year 1903-94, in Andhrn Pradesh | Ses

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