The National Food for Work Programme, launched in 150 districts of India in 2004, was later subsumed in which of the following programmes?
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4 marks, −1Indian EconomyAgriculture and the rural economyRural development programmes and agrarian distressModerateabout 1 min
CUET-PG 2018 Question 98: Agriculture and the rural economy
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This question is on Rural development programmes and agrarian distress, part of Agriculture and the rural economy in Indian Economy.
Employment and anti-poverty programmes in rural India and the crisis in farming.
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