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Which of the following are some of the impacts of regionalism?

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The literacy rate in Bihar in lower than that of Maharashtra.

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Gujarat is more industrially developed than Assam.

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Low literacy rate.

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Economic consciousness.

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A The literacy rate in Bihar in lower than that of Maharashtra.
B Gujarat is more industrially developed than Assam.
C Low literacy rate.
As a result of regionalism, all states in India are not equally developed. Some are ahead in terms of economy, literacy, and industrial development. This creates an imbalance in development.

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Q. State whether the following statements are True or False.
Adult literacy rate of females is much lower than that of males.

Q. Choose the correct option.

Statement I: The literacy rate among men is higher than the literacy rate among women.

Statement II: The literacy rate in rural areas is higher than the literacy rate in urban areas.

Q. The level of economic and social development of a country can be identified from the occupational structure and literacy rates provided in the ________________.

Q. Read the passage given below.

Education is the most powerful tool which can lead to positive changes in different sectors like economic development, improvement in health conditions, better environment, etc. School education lays the foundation stone for the child’s future. An assessment of the level of education in India is important while examining the conditions of children in India.
The literacy rate is one of the most important indicators of social development and is closely related to the socio-economic growth of any country. The literacy rate of the population is defined as ‘the percentage of literates to the total population age 7 years and above’. The literacy rate in India has been growing consistently over the years and stands at 73% as per the 2011 census. The female literacy rate (64.6%) is still much lower than the male literacy rate (80.9%). However, the increase in literacy rate is comparatively higher in the case of females in all age groups. Thus, the gender gap in literacy rate is gradually decreasing over the years and has come down from 21.6% in 2001 to 16.3% in 2011. However, the literacy rate among children (considering the age group 7-18 years) stands at 88.3%, and the gender gap observed for this age group was 2.9 percentage points in 2011. The percentage of literate by age and sex is tabulated as follows:

Years	Age Group	7-9	10-14	15-19	All ages	7 & above
1991	Male	62.6	77.0	75.3	52.7	64.0
	Female	51.0	59.7	54.9	32.2	39.0
	Person	56.9	68.8	65.8	42.8	52.0
2001	Male	74.1	86.0	85.0	63.2	75.3
	Female	67.7	77.0	72.7	45.2	53.7
	Person	71.0	81.7	79.3	54.5	64.9
2011	Male	83.2	92.2	91.2	69.8	80.9
	Female	81.2	90.0	86.2	56.0	64.6
	Person	82.2	91.1	88.8	63.1	73.0

The highest recorded literacy rate among the age group 7-19 years is in Kerala (97.9%) and the lowest in Arunachal Pradesh (78.8%) as per census 2011. Many States have achieved above 95% literacy rate for the population for the age group 7-19 years whereas, Arunachal Pradesh and Bihar have recorded literacy rates below 80% also.
Obtaining quality education is the foundation to improving people’s lives and their sustainable development. Major progress has been made towards enhancing access to education at all levels and improving enrolment rates in schools, particularly for girls. Basic literacy skills have improved tremendously, yet further efforts are needed to make even greater strides for achieving universal education goals. India has achieved equality in primary education between girls and boys, but still, there is much more to be achieved regarding quality and coverage at all levels of education.

(Source: http://mospi.nic.in)

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Select the option that gives the correct meaning of the following statement.

The female literacy rate for the age group of 15-19 years in 2001 accounted for the reduction in the gender gap in literacy rate.

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