Which of the following is an example of churning poor in India?

Medium farmers

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Unseasonal workers

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Small farmers

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Casual workers

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The correct option is C
Small farmers

Group of poor people who regularly move in or out of poverty such as small farmers are called churning poor.

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Which of the following is an example of churning poor in India?

The correct option is C Small farmers Group of poor people who regularly move in or out of poverty such as small farmers are called churning poor.

The correct option is C
Small farmers

Group of poor people who regularly move in or out of poverty such as small farmers are called churning poor.