Poverty · Class 12 Indian Economic Development · Chapter 4

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🇮🇳 Poverty

CBSE Class 12 Humanities & Commerce · Indian Economic Development · Chapter 1

19Notes slides
15Quick-drill MCQs
28Exam-paper marks
20CBT questions
5Topper templates
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📖Notes Deck19 slides · 291 KB

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📝Quick Drill15 MCQs · 20 min

15 pattern-tagged MCQs with per-Q time budget. Drill under a 20-min timer.

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📄Exam Paper28 marks · 55 min

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90%Causes of poverty in India — 5-step template: intro with 22% Tendulkar + colonial/slow-growth + inequality/jobless growth + indebtedness/social + conclusion linking to multi-pronged policy.6 MARKS
80%Three-pronged anti-poverty strategy — Name ALL three prongs (growth + schemes + minimum needs) with at least 3 named schemes and the MGNREGA 100-days fact.6 MARKS
60%Poverty line — meaning + determination — Consumption (not income); 2400/2100 kcal norm; Tendulkar 2011-12 ₹816/₹1000; HCR ≈ 22%.4 MARKS
50%Chronic vs transient vs non-poor — Give both sub-types under chronic (always/usually) and transient (churning/occasionally), plus the non-poor; one example each.3 MARKS
55%Critically appraise anti-poverty programmes — Balanced — 45%→22% trend + MGNREGA/PDS gains vs leakages, mis-targeting, jobless growth + qualified-success conclusion.6 MARKS
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