1) The document contains questions about population density, demographics, pastoral communities, food security, and rights in India.
2) It asks which state has the lowest population density (Arunachal Pradesh), defines pastoralists as people who move to different areas with their herds, and lists the Food Corporation of India as the organization responsible for maintaining food grain buffer stocks.
3) Several questions also concern India's constitutionally guaranteed right to equality and the types of ration cards and populations that can be classified based on age or occupation.
1) The document contains questions about population density, demographics, pastoral communities, food security, and rights in India.
2) It asks which state has the lowest population density (Arunachal Pradesh), defines pastoralists as people who move to different areas with their herds, and lists the Food Corporation of India as the organization responsible for maintaining food grain buffer stocks.
3) Several questions also concern India's constitutionally guaranteed right to equality and the types of ration cards and populations that can be classified based on age or occupation.
1) The document contains questions about population density, demographics, pastoral communities, food security, and rights in India.
2) It asks which state has the lowest population density (Arunachal Pradesh), defines pastoralists as people who move to different areas with their herds, and lists the Food Corporation of India as the organization responsible for maintaining food grain buffer stocks.
3) Several questions also concern India's constitutionally guaranteed right to equality and the types of ration cards and populations that can be classified based on age or occupation.
1) Which India state has lowest density of Population:
i. Punjab ii. Chennai iii. West Bengal iv. Arunachal Pradesh 2) Migrations Change The Number, Distribution and composition of the population in i. the area of departure ii. the area of arrival iii. both the area of departure and arrival iv. none of the above 3) Which of the following age group is that of the working-age group? i. 15-30 years ii. 15-40 years iii. 15-60 years iv. 15-59 years 4) What percentage of India’s population Resides in the most populated state of India, Uttar Pradesh? i. 38.96 per cent ii. 14.37 per cent iii. 16.16 per cent iv. 20.56 per cent 5) In how many years is the official Enumeration of population carried out for census? i. 5 years ii. 16 years iii. 2 years iv. 10 years 6) Which one of the following states has very high population density? i. West Bengal ii. Madhya Pradesh iii. Rajasthan iv. Arunachal Pradesh 7) ………… is the state where the density of the population is 100 to 200 persons per km. i. Madhya Pradesh ii. Rajasthan iii. West Bengal iv. Uttar Pradesh 8) Nomadic Pastoralists are People Who i. Move from one place to another with their herds To earn a living ii. Move from one area to another iii. Live in one place iv. Gonds, Dhurwas and Bhatros are some nomadic pastoralists of India 9) Maasai means i. Myland ii. people iii. My home iv. Maa 10) The Criminal Tribes Act was passed in i. 1871 ii. 1781 iii. 1817 iv. 1787 11) In which of the following states are Banjar’s to be found i. Punjab, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh ii. U.P., Punjab, Andhra Pradesh iii. Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka iv. U.P., Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir 12) Dhangars are pastoralists of i. Maharashtra ii. U.P. hills iii. Garhwal iv. Jammu and Kashmir 13) Which article of the Indian Constitution guarantees the right to equality? i. Article 14 ii. Article 19 iii. Article 21 iv. Article 32 14) Which of the following is a democratic country? i. China ii. Saudi Arabia iii. India iv. North Korea 15) Which of the following is not a component of food security? i. Availability ii. Affordability iii. Accessibility iv. Sustainability 16) Which organization is responsible for maintaining buffer stock of food grains in India? i. Food Corporation of India (FCI) ii. World Trade Organization (WTO) iii. National Food Security Act (NFSA) iv. Indian Council of Agricultural 17) The Green Revolution in India focused on improving the production of: i. Wheat and rice ii. Pulses and oilseeds iii. Fruits and vegetables iv. Millets and sorghum 18) Which of the following is an example of a food surplus state in India? i. Bihar ii. Punjab iii. Jharkhand iv. Odisha 19) The term “Pastoralism” refers to: i. Farming and cultivation of crops ii. Hunting and gathering of food iii. Rearing and herding of animals iv. Trade and commerce in urban centers 20) What are the three types of occupation? i. Primary ii. Secondary iii. Tertiary iv. All of the above Section B 21) Name the two types of ration cards. 22) Explain food security. 23) Name the three communiteies of pastrol that live in mountains. 24) What are the rights? Section C 25) What is the need of rights in a democratic country? 26) Explain any two ways by which food security can get effected by a country. 27) Define MSP. 28) How can we scure our rights? 29) Define population of the basis of age groups 30) What is census ? after how much time it is done ? when was it introduced in India. 31) Name the pastoral comunitee which live in Rajasthan and why they move from one place to another? Section D 32) “The gujjar barkarwals move in groups called kafila” explain about them. 33) “Over half the world’s pastoral population live in Africa.” Elaborate about one of them. 34) Classify the population on the basis of work. 35) What is the national population policy? 36) What is PDS?how it help to slove the problem of food security in India. 37) About 600 people are sent to guatatamao bay prison.expain with refeence to the statement how was those people right violated. 38) Compare the right to equalty with the right to freedom og religion 39) Define buffer stock 40) Define any two of the pastoral that live in plateau or plains