From the terms given below in Column-I and Column-II, choose the correct pair of statements:
Column-I Column-II (i) Subsidies (b) Element of IPR 1956 (ii) Land ceiling (c) Land to the tiller (iii) Small Scale Industries (d) Change in social outlook (iv) Modernisation as a goal of five year plan (a) Maximum quantity of goods that can be imported
| Column-I | Column-II |
|---|---|
| (i) Subsidies | (b) Element of IPR 1956 |
| (ii) Land ceiling | (c) Land to the tiller |
| (iii) Small Scale Industries | (d) Change in social outlook |
| (iv) Modernisation as a goal of five year plan | (a) Maximum quantity of goods that can be imported |
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- (i) – (a)
- (ii) – (b)
- (iii) – (c)
- (iv) – (d)
The Correct Option is C
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