Question : One of the main challenges in implementing land reforms in India was:  
 

Option 1: High urbanization rates  
 

Option 2: Lack of agricultural technology  
 

Option 3: Resistance from tenant farmers  

Option 4: Inadequate legal and administrative support  

Question : Which of the following was NOT an objective of land reforms in India?  
 

Option 1: Abolition of intermediaries  
 

Option 2: Tenancy reforms  
 

Option 3: Consolidation of land holdings  

Option 4: Privatization of agricultural land  

Question : The effectiveness of land reforms in India was limited by:  
 

Option 1: Rapid industrialization  
 

Option 2: Lack of technological innovation  
 

Option 3: Resistance from landed elites  

Option 4: Decline in agricultural productivity  

Question : What was the primary aim of land reforms in India?  
 

Option 1: To increase agricultural productivity  
 

Option 2: To redistribute land to the landless  
 

Option 3: To promote industrialization  

Option 4: To reduce urban migration  

Question : In pre-independence India, the class structure was largely influenced by:  
 

Option 1: Industrial development  
 

Option 2: Urbanization  
 

Option 3: Land ownership and agricultural production  

Option 4: Information technology