CLASS-9, poverty as challenge

 Class-9

Chapter- poverty as challenge

Instrutions:

Question 1 to 4 are very short type  carrying two mark each.

Question 5 to 8 are short type  carrying three marks each.

Question 9 &10 are long type carrying five marks each.


1.What is social exclusion?

2.Which States have the most number of poors with respect to headcount ratio?

3.What where the aims of Pradhan mantra gramodayayojana (PMGY)?

4. What is the average number of calories required per person per day in rural and urban areas of India?

5. What the principal measures taken in Punjab, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh to reduce poverty.

6. What are the dimensions of poverty?

7. What is the historical cause of poverty in India?

8.Discuss the major reasons for poverty in India.


9. What is the global poverty scenario?

10.NREGA 2005 is an important anti-poverty programme. Explain.


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