Question

What were the three critical components adopted by Nehru to develop the agricultural sector of India?

• A. Land reforms, agricultural cooperatives and defence budget
• B. Land reforms, agricultural cooperatives and local self-government
• C. Social reformation, agricultural cooperatives and local self-government
• D. Land reforms, formation of localised banks and local self-government

Answer 1

The correct option is B Land reforms, agricultural cooperatives and local self-government

Land reforms, agricultural cooperatives and local self-government were the three critical components adopted by Nehru. The Zamindari system was abolished under land reforms. Agricultural cooperatives provided seeds, manure, and fertilisers to the farmers. The local self-government made sure that the land reforms were carried out and the cooperatives ran according to the collective interests of the people.