Improvement in Quality of Life

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What Are the Objectives of Rural Development?

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What Are Strategies of Rural Development?

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What Are the Three Basic Elements of Rural Development?

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What Are the 3 Dimensions of Rural Development?

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What are the benefits of rural development?

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What are the main components of rural development?

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The community development programme was started on __________

1. April 1, 1952

2. January 26, 1950

3. August 9, 1948

4. October 2, 1952

Q. The development of refers to an improvement in the overall well-being of every individual in a society so that they can reach their full potential.

1. economy
2. political system
3. human resources
4. community

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What are rural management and its importance?

Q. What is the primary objective of all rural development programmes?

1. To improve transport facilities in rural areas
2. To improve the quality of life of rural people
3. To open school in every village
4. To encourage rural people to migrate to cities

Q. Rural development means developing rural areas socially, economically, and politically.

1. True
2. False

Q. Answer the following questions about the political system in villages.

(a) What kind of political system do villages have?
(b) What is the importance of political development in a village?

1. (a) Centralised system
   (b) Ensures that people are in control and they do not misuse their rights
2. (a) Centralised system
   (b) Ensures economic and social development
3. (a) Panchayat Raj system
   (b) Ensures that people are in control and they do not misuse their rights
4. (a) Panchayat Raj system
   (b) Ensures economic and social development

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What Are the Main Elements of Rural Development?

Q. How can the problem of stagnation and slow growth in agriculture be tackled?

1. By giving access to banks and credit facilities
2. By providing better of healthcare and sanitation facilities
3. By connecting roads with cities
4. By educating farmers about advancements in farming techniques

Q. _________________ refers to the improvement of the overall well-being of every individual in a society so that they can reach their full potential.

1. Human development
2. Political development
3. Economic development
4. Social development

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Why is rural development of tremendous importance in our country?

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How can we develop rural areas?

Q. How does rural development impact the entire economic development of a nation?

1. It increases literacy rate of the country.
2. It increases dependency on the primary sector.
3. It improves the standard of living of the people.
4. It reduces rural–urban population ratio.

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What are the major issues in rural development?

Q. What are the two ways in which the overall well-being of every individual in rural India can be improved so that they can reach their full potential?

1. By doing agricultural research and disseminating information
2. By providing education and skill development facilities
3. By providing public health and sanitation facilities
4. By developing a sound political system

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What is the meaning of Rural Development?

Q. For economic development, the availability of infrastructure facilities in rural India should be backed by access to which of the following?

1. Transportation facilities
2. Marketing
3. Credit facilities
4. Agricultural research

Q. Once the farmers are able to produce agricultural products using modern methods of farming and irrigation, what else do they need to ensure that their produce is sold in the market?

1. Adequate transportation facilities for the produce to reach the market
2. Land reforms
3. Access to credit facilities
4. Support in marketing their produce

Q. There is a village in Karnataka, where women's literacy is very low. The hospitals in the village do not have adequate and qualified doctors and nurses. On the other hand, the village has modern irrigation facilities and banks for providing credit facilities.

Which aspect of quality of life does the village need to improve? In which aspect is it already developed?

1. It is socially developed.
2. It is economically developed.
3. It lacks social development.
4. It lacks economic development.

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What Is the Aim of Rural Development?

Q. Which of the following needs to be improved to bring about rural development?

1. Land reforms
2. Education
3. Skills
4. Political system
5. Irrigation
6. Roads
7. Reservations
8. Panchayat Raj

Q. The process of developing the villages and rural India socially, economically, and politically is known as _________________.

1. social development
2. rural development
3. economic development
4. industrialisation

Q. A sound ensures social and economic development of the rural areas.

1. political system
2. economic system
3. technological system
4. legal system

Q. What could be the implications of the lack of political development in rural India?

1. Faulty implementation of government schemes
2. Riots based on religion and castes
3. Adverse impact on social development
4. Adverse impact on economic development

Q. Village A in Karnataka is politically stable, but it is not socially and economically developed.

Village B in Tamil Nadu is socially and economically developed, but is not politically developed.

Which of these villages has an improved quality of life?

1. Village A is better as political development ensures social and economic development.
2. Village B is better as only a stable political system is required to take care of social and economic development.
3. None. To ensure quality of life, the villages should be socially, economically, and politically developed.
4. Both. The villages are developed in one or the other aspect of the quality of life.