After the implementation of economic reforms, Pakistan experienced slowdown of growth due to various reasons including _______ .
(Choose the correct alternative to fill in the blank):
(i) Volatile performance of the agriculture sector
(ii) Over-dependence on remittances from abroad
(iii) Political instability
Pakistan faced several challenges post-reforms:
Volatile agriculture sector: Inconsistent performance led to economic instability.
Over-dependence on remittances: A lack of diversification in revenue sources made the economy vulnerable.
Political instability: Created uncertainty, deterring foreign investment and slowing economic growth.
Discuss any two factors that lead to stagnating Indian agriculture sector during British rule.
On the basis of the data given below, discuss the shift in output and employment sector-wise, in India and China: \begin{center}
Interpret the given picture and explain any one strategy to control it from becoming an ecological disaster.
“Micro-credit programmes have helped to fill in the gaps in the formal credit system.”
Justify the given statement.
Read the following statements carefully:
Statement 1: India, Pakistan and China have similar physical endowments, but totally different political systems.
Statement 2: Both India and Pakistan laid great emphasis on creating a large private sector.
(b) “That if the man were whole I could turn him over to the Police... But since he is wounded” (The Enemy)
The above statement clearly displays Dr. Sadao’s commitment to his profession and compassion. Write an article in appreciation of Dr. Sadao’s professional ethics and his ability to rise above prejudices.
(b) While M. Hamel talks of language being the key to nationalism, Gandhi tells the court it is a ‘conflict of duties’. On the one hand, not to set a bad example as a law breaker, on the other hand, to render the humanitarian and national service. You get inspired and decide to write an article for a youth magazine urging the youth to dedicate themselves to the service of the nation.
(a) Imagine you are Pablo Neruda of ‘Keeping Quiet’. He advises Robert Frost in the context of his conflict and pain at the plight of the roadside stand owners. Pen down your advice in a letter to Robert Frost.