Indian Economy 1950–1990 – CBSE Sample Paper CBSE Sample Paper – Indian Economy 1950–1990 Instructions Answer all questions in Hindi or English. All questions are compulsory. The paper includes different types of questions: very short, short, and long answer. Section A – Very Short Answer (1 mark each) What type of economy did India adopt […]
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