Explain the measures made by government to improve Indian agriculture.
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Model Answer
The government took the following measures to improve Indian agriculture:
- Green Revolution (use of HYV seeds, fertilisers) and White Revolution (Operation Flood) were introduced.
- Crop insurance against drought, flood, cyclone, fire and disease was provided.
- Grameen banks and cooperative societies were set up to give loans at lower interest rates.
- Kisan Credit Card (KCC) and Personal Accident Insurance Scheme (PAIS) were launched.
- Minimum support price is announced to protect farmers from middlemen.
Source: Technological and Institutional Reforms, Chapter 4
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Explanation
This is a 2-mark question, so 4–5 crisp points are sufficient. Examiners look for specific scheme names (KCC, PAIS, Green Revolution, White Revolution) and institutional measures (crop insurance, Grameen banks, MSP). Avoid writing lengthy descriptions — one line per point is enough. Listing format works well here and is easy to mark.