Q1. [2]
If every farmer in India follows modern farming practices, explain any two positive changes this could bring to villages.
Previously asked in CBSE board exam
2026 32/4/1 Q16
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Model Answer
If every farmer adopts modern farming practices, two positive changes would be:
- Higher agricultural productivity — Use of HYV seeds, chemical fertilisers, and irrigation would increase crop yields, ensuring food security and higher income for farmers.
- Reduced dependence on monsoon — Modern irrigation techniques would make farming more reliable, reducing crop failure risks and improving village livelihoods.
Source: Agriculture, Technological and Institutional Reforms — Chapter 4
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Explanation
- The question is value-based/application type; draw directly from the text's discussion of commercial farming and technological reforms.
- Examiners expect two distinct, named benefits — not vague statements. Link each benefit to a specific modern practice (HYV seeds, irrigation, etc.).
- At 2 marks, two clear points (one per mark) in 40–50 words is sufficient. Avoid over-writing.
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