India After Independence Test

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Indian new leadership after independence adopted which kind of model for socio-economic reforms?

A
Socialistic pattern of society

B
Colonial pattern of society

C
Eastern pattern of society

D
Nazist pattern of society

Solution

Socialistic pattern of society was adopted by Indian new leadership after independence as a kind of model for socio-economic reforms. "Socialist pattern of society", according to the Planning Commission, means that the basic criteria for determining the lines of advance, it must not be private profit but social gain.
Question 2
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Where was the first NAM summit held in 1961?

A
Delhi

B
Bandung

C
Belgrade

D
Bali

Solution

The Non-Aligned movement was formally launched at its first summit held in September 1961 at Belgrade in Yugoslavia.
Question 3
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When was the first NAM summit held?

A
September 1961

B
December 1959

C
March 1963

D
July 1958

Solution

The Non-Aligned Movement was formally launched at its first summit held in September 1961 at Belgrade in Yugoslavia.
Question 4
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Which was the first Country to initiate the policy of Non-alignment?

A
India

B
China

C
Egypt

D
Yugoslavia

Solution

The Non-Aligned Movement owes a lot to the first Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru. In fact, India was the first country to initiate the policy of non-alignment, under the leadership of Nehru.
Question 5
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What was the major problem in first election held in India?

A
India is partitioned from Pakistan. So refugee people dont have the right to vote.

B
There were over 173 million voters, most of them poor, illiterate, and rural, and having had no experience of elections.

C
Both b and d

D
How people will react to these opportunity.
Question 6
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Linguistic Provinces Commission was also named as ___________.

A
Dar-Bar Commission

B
Dhar Commisssion

C
Both a and b

D
None of these

Solution

The States Reorganization Commission was preceded by the Linguistic Provinces Commission (aka Dhar Commission) in 1948, and then the "JVP committee".
Question 7
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What was the main problem towards path of democracy for newly independent India?

A
Ensuring the unity of country which is full of diversity.

B
Rehabilitation of a large number of refugees.

C
Assimilation of princely states.

D
All of these

Solution

Main problems were as follow :
(i) After the partition, 8 million refugees had come into the country from what was now Pakistan. Homes and jobs had to be found for these people.
(ii) There were almost 500 princely states which were ruled by a Maharajas or a Nawabs who had to be persuaded to join the new nation.
(iii) The new nation had to adopt a political system that would best serve the hopes and aspirations of the people of the country.
Question 8
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When was the first election held in India?

A
1947-48

B
1951-52

C
1952

D
None of these

Solution

The first election was the big task for Indian Election commission because of large number of illiterate population. Hence it was held between 1951 to 1952.
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Organization of the elections was a wondrous task. Explain why?

A
There was a house-to-house survey to register the voters

B
With over 70 per cent of the voters being illiterate, the candidates were to be identified by symbols, assigned to each major party and independent candidates, painted on the ballot-boxes

C
The voters were to place the ballot papers in the box assigned to a particular candidate, and ballot was secret.

D
All of these

Solution

Organization of the elections was a wondrous task. There was a house-to-house survey to register the voters. With over 70 per cent of the voters being illiterate, the candidates were to be identified by symbols, assigned to each major party and independent candidates, painted on the ballot-boxes (this was later changed to symbols on the ballot papers). The voters were to place the ballot papers in the box assigned to a particular candidate, and ballot was secret. Over 224,000 polling booths, one for almost every 1000 voters, were constructed and equipped with over 21/2 million steel ballot-boxes, one box for every candidate.
Question 10
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Name the three states where Congress did not got majority in first elections.

A
Tamil Nadu

B
Andhra Pradesh

C
Kerala

D
All of these

Solution

Congress, however, suffered some unexpected setbacks in three southern states Tamil Nadu (Madras), Andhra Pradesh (Hyderabad) and Kerala (Travancore) where the party failed to win majority in the face of strong support of the Communist Party.

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Question 1

Socialistic pattern of society

Colonial pattern of society

Eastern pattern of society

Nazist pattern of society

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Question 2

Delhi

Bandung

Belgrade

Bali

Solution

Question 3

September 1961

December 1959

March 1963

July 1958

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Question 4

India

China

Egypt

Yugoslavia

Solution

Question 5

India is partitioned from Pakistan. So refugee people dont have the right to vote.

There were over 173 million voters, most of them poor, illiterate, and rural, and having had no experience of elections.

Both b and d

How people will react to these opportunity.

Question 6

Dar-Bar Commission

Dhar Commisssion

Both a and b

None of these

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Question 7

Ensuring the unity of country which is full of diversity.

Rehabilitation of a large number of refugees.

Assimilation of princely states.

All of these

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Question 8

1947-48

1951-52

1952

None of these

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Question 9

There was a house-to-house survey to register the voters

With over 70 per cent of the voters being illiterate, the candidates were to be identified by symbols, assigned to each major party and independent candidates, painted on the ballot-boxes

The voters were to place the ballot papers in the box assigned to a particular candidate, and ballot was secret.

All of these

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Question 10

Tamil Nadu

Andhra Pradesh

Kerala

All of these

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