FIVE YEAR PLANS IN INDIA

FIVE YEAR PLANS IN INDIA 

1.  1st Five Year Plan (1951-56) - Priority of Agriculture
2.  2nd Five Year Plan (1956-61) - Priority of Industries Sector
3.  3rd Five Year Plan (1961-66) - Self Reliance
4.  4th Five Year Plan (1969-74) - Removal of Poverty, Growth with Justice
5.  5th Five Year Plan (1974-79) - Removal of Poverty and Self reliance 
6. 6th Five Year Plan (1980-85) - The emphasis same as 5th Plan 
7. 7th Five Year Plan (1985-90) - Food Production, Employment, Productivity
8.  8th Five Year Plan (1992-97) - Employment Generation, Control of Population
9.  9th Five Year Plan (1997-02) - Growth Rate of 7 percent 
10. 10th Five year Plan (2002-07) - Self-employment and resources and development
11.  11th Five Year Plan (2007-12) - Comprehensive and faster growth
12.  12th Five Year plan (2012-17) - Improvement of Health, Education and Sanitation.

GK Tricks 19

1. The flowering plants are collectively called?
Answer: Angiosperms

2. The reproductive units in Angiosperms is called?
Answer: Flower

3. The male reproductive organ of the flower?
Answer: Androecium

4. The female reproductive organ of a flower?
Answer: Gynoecium

5. Study of flowers?
Answer: Anthology

6. Fruits developed from the parts of the flower other than a card?
Answer: False fruits (Cashew)

7. Smallest pollen?
Answer: Myosotis

8. Largest pollen?
Answer: Mirabilis

9. Father of angiosperm embryology in India?
Answer: P. Maheswari

10. Pollination by the agency of water?
Answer: Hydrophily

11. Pollination by the agency of animals?
Answer: Zoophily

12. Pollination by the agency of birds?
Answer: Ornithophily

13. Pollination by the agency of bats?
Answer: Chiropterophily

14. After fertilization ovule developed into?
Answer: Seed

15. After fertilization ovary wall developed into?
Answer: Fruit wall

16. After fertilization ovary developed into?
Answer: Fruit

17. Final product of sexual reproduction in angiosperms?
Answer: Seed

18. Study of fruits is called?
 Answer: Pomology

GK Tricks 18

1. The theory related to the origin of Himalaya?
Answer : Plate tectonic theory

 2. The rocks in the Himalayan system are mainly?
Answer : Sedimentary rocks

3. How much is the breadth of Himalayas?
 Answer : 250 to 400km

 4. The average height of Himalayas from the mean sea level is about?
Answer : 6000m

5. Northern most Himalayan ranges are called?
 Answer : Central Himalayas or Himadri

 6. Name the two important peaks of central Himalaya?
Answer : Mt.Everest, Kanchenjunga

7. What is the name given to the foot hill zone of Himalaya?
 Answer : Siwalik

8. The Siwaliks stretch between:
Answer : Potwar basin and Tista