Child Development Abstract: Childhood lays the foundation for adulthood. According to 2011 census, 5.18 crore children in Bihar account for 42 percent of its total population. Also, with 12 percent child population (0-18 years), Bihar ranks second in India, as projected in 2021. The agenda of child development is based on four pillars — Health …
Biodiversity and Wildlife: Climate change, deforestation, fossil fuels, and other anthropogenic activities are putting the survival of a wide range of wildlife in jeopardy. Not only does climate change threaten wildlife in a variety of ways, including their habitat, it also disrupts ecological relationships, and directly jeopardizes their survival and growth. ©crackingcivilservices.com In this regard, …
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Environment, Climate Change and Disaster management Abstract: Economic growth and natural resource management must go in tandem with each Other for sustainable growth. The development policies in Bihar are fully mindful of this principle. In 2020-21, the contribution of forestry and logging stood 7.9 percent of the agricultural GSDP. Bihar received 1385 mms. of annual …
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Q. Critically analyse how the 1991-92 economic reforms have transformed Indian economy during last 30 years. [66th BPSC: Expected question]Ans:During the 1991-92 economic reforms neo-liberal polices were introduced by the government. The central point of the reforms was liberalization of the economy, simplifying regulations, giving more role to the private sector and opening up of …
Q. Examine the status of water resources of Bihar. What measures can be taken for effective utilisation of water resource?Ans: The status of water resources of Bihar: The state of Bihar is endowed with abundant surface and groundwater resources, enough to meet the growing demands of different sectors such as agriculture, industry, household, and environment. …
Note: (List is not exhaustive, there may be some additions in near future) 30 years of liberalization: achievements and failures. Rising population: challenges and opportunities. Poverty: causes, government programs to remove it, measures to reduce it. Achievements of Indian economic planning. Economic growth vs environmental protection. Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan Employment: status, challenges, impacts of Covid-19 …
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Q. Evaluate the production and productivity trends in Indian agriculture since 1991. What practical measures should be adopted to enhance agricultural production and productivity in Bihar? [65th BPSC/2020]Ans:Agriculture in India is livelihood for a majority of the population. Nearly half of the workforce in the country is still employed in the agriculture sector. In Bihar, …
Q. Explain the growth and productivity trends of agriculture in India. Also suggest measures to improve productivity and increase farm income in the country. [60-62 BPSC/2018] Ans: Agriculture in India is livelihood for a majority of the population. Nearly half of the workforce in the country is still employed in the agriculture sector. In Bihar, …
Q. Presently highlight the major problems of Indian agriculture and suggest way to remove them and discuss the major programs being run by the Government for the development of Indian agriculture. [63 BPSC/2019]Ans:The agriculture is the backbone of Indian economy. This sector plays a significant role in rural livelihood, employment and national food security. Almost …
Q. Describe ‘agricultural marketing’ in India and write the defects in the ‘agricultural marketing system’. What measures have been taken by the Government of Bihar to improve the system of the marketing of agricultural products? [56-59 BPSC/2016]Ans:Agricultural marketing comprises all operations involved in the movement of farm produce from the producer to the ultimate consumer. …
