Class 11 Economics (Indian Economic Development) Chapter 1 Indian Economy On The Eve Of Independence Quiz 13 (25 MCQs)

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1. One of the main reason behind infrastructural development by Britishers in India was
2. The first official census of India occurred in the year
3. What was the percentage of people living in villages and deriving their livelihood from agriculture during Britsh period in India?
4. When was the first census data collected during the british India?
5. On the eve of independence, only heavy and basic industries were developed in the Indian economy.
6. Name the Finance Minister of India
7. The motive behind the systematic de-industrialisation during the British rule in India was:
8. India became an exporter of primary products during British Raj. Which among the following products was not exported during those days?
9. Pick the correct year for the given event:TISCO
10. What was the condition of productivity and production in India during British rule?
11. When was telegraph introduce in india
12. The contribution of the new industrial sector to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expanded significantly during British rule.
13. Suez canal provides direct trade route between:
14. The growth rate of India's per capita income during the colonial period was approximately:
15. India was a prosperous and wealthy economy prior to the advent of British rule.
16. Decay of handicrafts was caused by
17. What was the condition of agriculture sector on the eve of independence?
18. The main reason for stagnation in agriculture sector during British rule was:
19. What was the main export from India to the United Kingdom under British rule?
20. Which year is described as the "Year of Great Divide" for India?
21. The Tata Iron and Steel company was established in:
22. The percentage of people employed in organised industry in 1950-51 wass
23. BMI refers
24. Which of the following activities is included in the primary sector?
25. The export surplus during the British rule was used