Demographic Profile of Bihar: Bihar is a densely populated state, where 1106 persons lived per sq. km. in 2011, which was nearly three times the average population density of the country (382 persons per sq. km.). The population density is expected to increase further in the coming years. In 2011, Bihar had a population of …
Bihar Economy Overview: Bihar has experienced consistent socio-economic development over the last decade, despite limited availability of financial resources. The growth rate in Bihar in 2019-20 fiscal has been recorded at 10.5 per cent while it was 4.2 at the national level during the period. i.e. the growth was more than double the rate of …
Q. What important trends have been emerged in Indian Agriculture as a result of liberalization!? [44 BPSC/2002] 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, more than 70 percent of the population is engaged in …
Q. What are the main constraints in the rapid economic development of Bihar? How can these constraints be removed? [65th BPSC/2020]Ans: Since independence Bihar is among the most economically backward state of India. Even though remarkable growth rate has been recorded in recent years (e.g. In 2020-21, GSDP of Bihar grew by 2.5% even when …
Q. Describe the main features of Bihar economy? Discussing the factors responsible for slow economic growth of Bihar, bring out the steps taken by Bihar government to boost the economic growth. The main features of Bihar economy: Structural Composition of the Bihar Economy: The economy of Bihar is largely service-oriented, but it also has a …
Q. What is poverty? Examine the reason behind the poverty in Indian society. What are the steps taken by the Indian and Bihar government to remove poverty?Ans:Poverty is a complex phenomenon and the notion of poverty has different meaning for different people. Though there is no universally accepted definition of poverty, it is generally viewed …
Q. What structural changes are necessary in the successful economic planning? [43 BPSC/2001]Ans:Structural change in economic planning means the dramatic shift in the way economic planning is done. The new economic developments, global shifts in the economic scenario, changes in resource availability and technological innovation etc all creates the condition for the need of necessary …
Q. Decentralized planning through the strengthening of the Panchayat system is the focus of planning in India in recent times.” While explaining this statement, suggest a blueprint for an integrated regional development plan. Also critically examine the decentralized planning scenario in India after the 73rd and 74th Amendments to the Constitution. [60-62 BPSC/2018] ©crackingcivilservices.com Ans:Decentralized …
Q. What do you mean by Global Warming? How is India contributing in minimising its effects? Comment on saying, “The world would submerge in water in coming future by the mistakes committed by human being of this planet”. [63rd BPSC/2018] ©crackingcivilservices.comAns: Global Warming:“Global warming is an average increase in the temperature of the atmosphere near …
Q. Manifold increase of population and non-planning has led to disproportionate garbage generation. Discuss the different types of wastes. How can the country eradicate this problem with the help of science and technology? Describe in detail. [64 BPSC/2018] ©crackingcivilservices.comAns: Ever-rising population, materialism as well as un-planned urbanization and waste management system have led to the …
