Consider the following statements with reference to the socio-economic conditions prevalent in India during the 18th century:
1. Agriculture made progress with technological development and innovative methods of production.
2. Inter-caste marriages were forbidden.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
● Statement 1 is incorrect: Indian agriculture during the 18th century was technically backward and stagnant. The techniques of production had remained stationary for centuries. The peasants tried to make up for technical backwardness by working very hard. But, unfortunately, they seldom reaped the fruits of their labor. ● Statement 2 is correct: Caste was a major divisive force and element of disintegration in India of the 18th century. Apart from the four varnas, Hindus were divided into numerous castes (Jatis). Inter-caste marriages were forbidden. There were restrictions on interdining among members of different castes. The Shia and Sunni (two sects of Muslim religion) nobles were sometimes at loggerheads on account of their religious differences.
Who is to the immediate right of Y?
Who among the following is an immediate neighbor of B?
Who among the following sits at extreme left end of the row?
How many people live on the floors above the one on which Ankita lives?
Four of the five among the following are similar in such a way to form a group, which one of the following doesn’t belong to group?
Who among the following sits exactly between F and A?
Who is third to the left of S?
Who among the following attends the singing class immediately after the one who has tuition in Raipur?
If positions of Q and M are interchanged, what will be the position of Q with respect to R?
How many unknown person sits in the table?
