Match List I with List II

LIST I (Concept/Policy)	LIST II (Meaning Objective)
A. Promoted Excess	I. Determining the largest amount of land a single person may own
B. Ceiling of land	II. Policy of substituting native output for imports
C. Replacing the import	III. Portion of agricultural products that the farmers sells in the trade
D. Granting of license	IV. System of obtaining permission to start business

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Arrange the following establishments in their chronological order of setup.

(A) Introduction of Railway in India.

(B) Planning Commission of India.

(C) Starting the aviation sector in India.

(D) Tata Iron and Steel Company (TISCO)

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Arrange the following events related to identifying the poor in India in order of their occurrence :

(A) Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act

(B) Task force on projections of minimum needs and effective consumption demand

(C) Jan-Dhan Yojana

(D) Planning commission formed a study group

(E) Concept of "Jail cost of living"

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Put the following chronologically:

A. Installation of M/r. Tata Iron and Steel

B. Starting Railways services during British Period

C. Collection of Population details in British India

D. Establishment of Planning commission

E. Existence of Karve committee

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Which of the following is not a charachteristic of Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR), 1956, was used for ?

Name the architect of Indian Planning :

Consider the statements :

(A) Almost 60% of population lived in villages on the eve of Independence.

(B) India was self sufficient in food grains, during Pre-British India.

(C) Britishers encouraged capital goods industry in India.

(D) India was major exporter of finished goods on the eve of Independence

(E) TISCO was established in the year 1907.

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