SSC CGL Economy – Agriculture & Food Security – Level 1 · Warm-up · Tier I Level
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SSC CGL Economy – Agriculture & Food Security – Level 1 · Warm-up · Tier I Level – 16 questions, subject: Indian Economy. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
Which of the following is a Rabi crop?
Correct Answer: D [Wheat]
Explanation:
Wheat is sown in winter (October–December); the others are Kharif crops.
2.
Kharif crops are sown:
Correct Answer: B [With the onset of the south-west monsoon]
Explanation:
Kharif sowing starts with the monsoon (June–July).
3.
Operation Flood was launched by:
Correct Answer: C [National Dairy Development Board]
Explanation:
Operation Flood (1970) was run by the NDDB, Anand; FCI handles grain, NABARD rural credit, CACP price advice.
4.
Who is known as the father of the White Revolution in India?
Correct Answer: A [Verghese Kurien]
Explanation:
Kurien led Operation Flood; Swaminathan = Green Revolution.
5.
The Yellow Revolution is related to:
Correct Answer: B [Oilseeds]
Explanation:
Yellow = oilseeds (Technology Mission on Oilseeds, 1986).
6.
The National Dairy Development Board was set up in 1965 at:
Correct Answer: D [Anand]
Explanation:
NDDB – Anand, Gujarat (Amul's home town).
7.
One-line factBt cotton was approved for commercial cultivation in India in:
Correct Answer: A [2002]
Explanation:
Bt cotton – approved in 2002 (GEAC, Ministry of Environment).
8.
The Minimum Support Price is recommended by:
Correct Answer: C [Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices]
Explanation:
CACP recommends; the Government (CCEA) announces.
9.
The Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) is fixed for:
Correct Answer: A [Sugarcane]
Explanation:
FRP – minimum price sugar mills must pay cane growers.
10.
NABARD was established in:
Correct Answer: B [1982]
Explanation:
Answer: 1982. NABARD – 12 July 1982.
11.
The Bhoodan movement was started by:
Correct Answer: D [Vinoba Bhave]
Explanation:
Vinoba Bhave, 1951, Pochampalli.
12.
The National Food Security Act was passed in:
Correct Answer: C [2013]
Explanation:
NFSA, 2013 made subsidised grain a legal right.
13.
Under the NFSA, each person in a priority household is entitled to how much foodgrain per month?
Correct Answer: B [5 kg]
Explanation:
5 kg per person per month; 35 kg is per AAY household.
14.
Which of these is a Kharif crop?
Correct Answer: C [Jute]
Explanation:
Jute is sown with the monsoon; wheat, barley and gram are Rabi crops.
15.
Which of the following bodies was set up in 1965 at Anand, Gujarat?
Correct Answer: A [National Dairy Development Board]
Explanation:
NDDB – 1965, Anand; it ran Operation Flood.
16.
The Targeted Public Distribution System was introduced in:
Correct Answer: D [1997]
Explanation:
TPDS – 1997; RPDS 1992; AAY 2000; NFSA 2013.
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