Rythu Bazaars

Q.

Who pays GST buyer or seller?

Q. Who can sell at a Rythu bazar?

1. Farmers
2. Millers
3. Members of self-help groups
4. Corporate companies

Q. How are prices set in Rythu Bazars?

1. A committee consisiting of three farmers is empowered to set the prices.
2. Officers set the prices.
3. The committee sees to that the price is 25 per cent more than the wholesale price and 25 per cent less than the retail price.
4. Traders set the prices.

Q. What information is present on a Rythu bazar identity card?

1. Photo identity
2. Name and address
3. Produce grown
4. Extent of land

Q. What makes a Rythu bazar different?

1. Farmers have to pay rent to put up stalls.
2. Millers and self-help groups do not have to pay rent to put up stalls.
3. Farmers and customers gain entry after showing photo identity cards.
4. Farmers decide the price of the goods that they sell.

Q. How are prices fixed for produce that is sold in Rythu Bazaars?

1. Based on auction.
2. Prices are fixed by a committee comprising of three farmers.
3. Price is fixed around 25 percent more than wholesale price.
4. Price is fixed around 25 percent less than retail price.

Q. Choose the correct statement(s) about Rythu Bazaars.

1. Producers directly sell their goods to consumers in Rythu Bazaars.
2. Only farmers with photo identity cards issued by the government officials can sell goods in Rythu Bazaars.
3. Stalls are allotted to farmers on the basis of the goods they sell in Rythu Bazaars.
4. Millers and women traders also put up stalls in Rythu Bazaars.

Q. Swarna is a literate farmer who wants to know the prices at a Rythu bazar. Which of the following is the most convenient course of action for her?

1. Look up the prices on the internet.
2. Physically visit a nearby Rythu bazar to find out.
3. Ask traders from the adjacent towns.
4. File a petition under Right to Information.

Q. Which of the following statements are some of the drawbacks of Rythu bazars?

1. People coming from distant places cannot sell at Rythu bazars.
2. People from self-help groups cannot sell at Rythu bazars.
3. Women cannot sell at Rythu bazars.
4. People coming late may not find the space to sell at Rythu bazars.

Q. How much does a farmer pay as rent for a stall at Rythu bazars?

1. Rs. 10
2. 10% of the value of the produce
3. No rent
4. 5% of the profit

Q. The government of Andhra Pradesh opened direct selling markets called Rythu bazars.

1. False
2. True

Q. Who can sell at a Rythu bazar?

1. Farmers
2. Millers
3. Members of self-help groups
4. Corporate companies

Q. What makes a Rythu bazar different?

1. Farmers have to pay rent to put up stalls.
2. Millers and self-help groups do not have to pay rent to put up stalls.
3. Farmers and customers gain entry after showing photo identity cards.
4. Farmers decide the price of the goods that they sell.

Q. Which of the following statements are some of the drawbacks of Rythu bazars?

1. People coming from distant places cannot sell at Rythu bazars.
2. People from self-help groups cannot sell at Rythu bazars.
3. Women cannot sell at Rythu bazars.
4. People coming late may not find the space to sell at Rythu bazars.

Q. Choose the correct statement(s) about Rythu Bazaars.

1. Producers directly sell their goods to consumers in Rythu Bazaars.
2. Only farmers with photo identity cards issued by the government officials can sell goods in Rythu Bazaars.
3. Stalls are allotted to farmers on the basis of the goods they sell in Rythu Bazaars.
4. Millers and women traders also put up stalls in Rythu Bazaars.