Nutri-sensitive Agricultural Resources & Innovations (NARI):
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- Agriculture sector growth has contributed to economic growth in India.
- Improvements in nutrition remain a major concern.
- NARI focuses on empowering farm women.
- Key areas include innovative practices for nutrition-sensitive agriculture.
- Awareness and capacity development of stakeholders.
- Value chain and literacy campaign are part of NARI.
- Encourages intensive exchange of knowledge and good practices.
- Aims to evolve a systematic policy framework for agricultural extension systems.
- Promotes nutrition-sensitive agriculture through a network of KVKs.
- Madhya Pradesh became the third state to provide a ‘wholesome’ meal at Rs. 5.
- Deendayal Thali was launched in 49 out of 51 districts in Madhya Pradesh.
- Tamil Nadu and Rajasthan have similar programs.
Questions - MCQs:
What is the primary focus of NARI in the context of agriculture in India?
- A) Export promotion
- B) Empowering farm women with nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices
- C) Genetic modification of crops
- D) Increasing pesticide efficiency
- Correct Answer: B) Empowering farm women with nutrition-sensitive agricultural practices
How many states in India, including Madhya Pradesh, have implemented a program to provide a ‘wholesome’ meal at an affordable price?
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
Correct Answer: B) 3
What is the price at which the ‘wholesome’ meal is offered in Madhya Pradesh under the Deendayal Thali scheme?
- A) Rs. 5
- B) Rs. 10
- C) Rs. 15
- D) Rs. 20
- Correct Answer: A) Rs. 5
Which state became the third to offer a ‘wholesome’ meal at an affordable price, after Tamil Nadu and Rajasthan?
- A) Uttar Pradesh
- B) Bihar
- C) Madhya Pradesh
- D) Gujarat
- Correct Answer: C) Madhya Pradesh
What are the key areas of focus for NARI?
- A) Innovative practices, awareness, value chain, literacy campaign
- B) Crop insurance and financial assistance
- C) Pesticide development and marketing
- D) Land reclamation and irrigation improvement
- Correct Answer: A) Innovative practices, awareness, value chain, literacy campaign
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