CBSE - Food Security in India

1 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA Antyodaya cards are related to
(1) all poors
(2) poorest of the poor
(3) persons below poverty line
(4) none of the above

2 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA White Revolution of the country is associated to:
(1) sugar
(2) milk
(3) paper
(4) none of the above

3 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA Which are the special target groups in Antyodaya Anna Yojana?
(1) Poorest of the poor
(2) Poor and non-poor
(3) Backward class
(4) None of these

4 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA Seasonal hunger mostly found in:
(1) urban areas
(2) rural areas
(3) metro cities
(4) both (1) and (2)

5 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA Revamped Public Distribution System provides benefits to:
(1) cities
(2) remote and backward areas
(3) self-help groups
(4) cooperative societies

6 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA When was the Antyodaya Anna Yojana scheme launched?
(1) In Jan 1999
(2) In May 2000
(3) In Dec 2000
(4) In October 2005

7 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA MSP is stand for:
(1) Minimum Support Price
(2) Maximum Support Price
(3) Marginal Support Price
(4) None of these

8 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA Minimum Support Price is announced by the government to provide :
(1) incentives to farmers for raising production
(2) incentives to traders to earn maximum profit from farmers
(3) incentives to moneylenders to lend maximum to farmers
(4) none of the above

9 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA Who released a special stamp entitled ‘Wheat Revolution’ in July 1968?
(1) Mahatma Gandhi
(2) Indira Gandhi
(3) Jawaharlal Nehru
(4) Motilal Nehru

10 FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA Antyodaya Anna Yojana and Annapurna Scheme are linked with :
(1) Public distribution system
(2) mid-day meal
(3) special nutrition programme
(4) none of the above