List of practice Questions

Evaluate the contribution of Gandhi ji in the freedom struggle of India.
Describe any four features of federalism.
Which of the following neighbouring countries has a better position than India in terms of human development?
Public and Private sector is divided on the basis of:
Most of the decisions related to savings and loans are taken in Self-Help Groups:
The major production of a product of natural process belongs to which sector?
Why is Otto von Bismarck called the father of the Unification of Germany? Give two reasons.
How was Britain’s food problem solved after the ‘Corn Law’ repeal? Clarify.
What is the impact of caste system on politics and society in India?
Which of the following is the challenge before Indian democracy?
What type of resource is iron ore?
In which of the following States is black soil mainly found?
Which of the following is a leguminous crop?
Which of the following minerals is found in monazite sand?
Which of the following words refers to the trade between two or more countries?
In general, on what basis can the development of a country be determined?
When did the Jallianwala Bagh incident take place?
Who is the author of the song “Vande Mataram”?
When was the IMF established?
How many Union Territories are there in India?
In a federal system of government, there is a division of powers:
When was the Treaty of Vienna organized?
When was Panchayati Raj established in India?
What is the status of representation of women in the legislatures of India? The status of women’s representation in the legislatures of India is a significant issue in the context of gender equality and political empowerment. Despite progress in other areas, the political participation of women has remained relatively low in India. The representation of women in the Indian Parliament and state legislatures has been a matter of concern, as it affects the formulation of policies and laws that directly impact the lives of women and other marginalized groups.
What do you understand by local self-government in India? Mention any two merits and any two demerits of this government. Local self-government refers to the system of governance in which local bodies such as municipalities, panchayats, and zila parishads are empowered to manage and govern the affairs of their localities. These local bodies are responsible for managing public services, infrastructure, and welfare programs at the grassroots level. In India, the concept of local self-government was institutionalized by the 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments in 1992, which provided for rural and urban local bodies, respectively.