Poverty in India

Always poor and usually poor are types of ______________

• Churning poor

• Transient Poort

• Structural poor

__________________ and _______________ are the new indicatirs to analyse poverty.

• Unemployment & Population Growth

• Social Exclusion & Vulnerability

Average calorie requirement is higher in ____________ areas and should be _____________ per person per day.

• rural, 2400

• rural, 2100

• urban, 2400

• urban, 2100

Full form of : MPCE

• Marginal Per Person Consumption Expenditure

• Marginal Productivity Consumption Expense

• Monthly Production & Consumption Expenditure

• Monthly Per Capita Consumption Expenditure

MPCE fixed for Urban area is Rs. ___________

• 1000

• 816

• 4080

• 2100

Absolute Poverty is measured on the basis of comparision and earning criteria in the form of per capita income.

• True

• False

The two poorest states in India are ___________ & ____________.

• Kerala & Andhra Pradesh

• Odisha & Bihar

• Tamil Nadu & Odisha

• Bihar & Uttar Pradesh

As per the study by NSSO the poverty in India according to 2011 has fallen to ___________

• 55%

• 14%

• 33%

• 22%

Absolute poverty refers to the number of people living below poverty line.

• True

• False

Redistribution of land in rural areas was been implemented and effectively by which state government

• UttarPradesh

• Madhya Pradesh

• West Bengal

• Maharashtra