Question
Match List-1 and List-2 and select the correct answer
from the codes given in the lists –Solution
Nicolan Committee (1892 AD) – This committee presented a report on the subject related to cooperative institutions. Amini Committee (1778 AD) – This committee recommended on the subject related to land revenue and famine. Holland Committee (1916 AD) – The recommendation of this committee was focused on industry. McLagan Committee (1915 AD) – Like the Nicholson Committee, this committee was also concerned with issues related to cooperative institutions.
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