Question
In the pre-1991 Indian economy, the “Hindu rate of
growth” primarily reflected:Solution
• The term “Hindu rate of growth” (coined by Raj Krishna) referred to low GDP growth of about 3.5% from the 1950s-80s. • Causes included license-permit-quota controls, protectionism, and state-led capital allocation that discouraged productivity and competition. • Liberalization in the 1990s broke this structural stagnation.
Crop should be harvested at
The ratio of quantity of water actually stored in the root zone of the crop to the quantity delivered to the plot is termed as:
Which of the following group of elements are involved in enzyme activation and electron transport?
Cross of Bikaneri ewes and Merion rams is ?
Income effect is stronger than substitution effect for? Â
Chemicals that have been implicated in attraction of rhizobia are
The oxidation of one molecule of NADH in mitochondria results in formation of
The institution involved in linking Self Help groups to credit institution is
___________ is the Nodal Governmental Agency dealing with import and export including agriculture sector in the country and is responsible for developin...
I n the new initiative called "Hariyali," how are the area development programmes to be implemented under the National Watershed Development Programme?
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