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1. During which decade did the population record a
negative growth rate in India
a) 1921-31
b) 1911-21
c) 1941-51
d) 1931-41
Ans : (b)
2. Which Central Government Agency is responsible for the
mapping and exploration of minerals?
a) The Geological Survey of India
b) Surveyor General of India
c) National Mineral Development Corporation Ltd.
d) Indian Bureau of Mines
Ans : (a)
3. What is Gomia in Bihar famous for:
a) Coal Fields
b) Manganese Mines
c) Fertilizer Plant
d) Explosive Factory
Ans : (d)
Jharkhand’s Biggest explosives factory situated at Gomia.
4. SEBI is a
a) Statutory body
b) Advisory body
c) Constitutional body
d) Non-statutory body
Ans : (a)
5. Economic Planning is in :
a) Union List
b) State List
c) Concurrent List
d) Not any specific list
Ans : (c)
6. Lahiri Commission was associated with
a) Indsutrial sickness
b) Minimum support prices of agriculture products
c) Price structure of edible oils
d) Handicraft export
Ans : (c)
7. “Open Market Operation” is a part of
a) Income Policy
b) Fiscal Policy
c) Credit Policy
d) Labour Policy
Ans : (c)
8. Which of the following is used for the measurement of
distribution of income?
a) Laffer Cureve
b) Engel’s Law
c) Gini Lorenz Curve
d) Phillip Curve
Ans : (c)
9. Automatic route to FDI implies that a foreign investor
bring in his capital
1. Without the approval of the FIPB
2. By informing the RBI within one month of bringing in
his investments
3. By informing both the FIPB and RBI within one month
of bringing in his/her investment
4. By prior permission of the RBI
Select the correct answer from the above
a) 2 and 3
b) 2 only
c) 1 and 2
d) 2 and 34
Ans : (c)
10. In the context of the Indian Economy consider the
following pairs:
Term Most appropriate description
1. Melt Down - Fall in Stock Prices
2. Recession - Fall in Growth Rate
3. Slow Down - Fall in GDP
Which of the pairs given above is/are correctly matched
a) 1 only
b) 2 and 3 only
c) 1 and 3 only
d) 1, 2 and 3
Ans : (d)
11. In India which of the following is regulated by the
Forward Markets Comission?
a) Currency future trading
b) Commodities future trading
c) Equity futures trading
d) Both Commodities futures and financial futures trading
Ans : (b)
12. Union Government has announced New Agriculture
Policy in July 28, 2000. New Agriculturre Policy has been
described as ‘Rainbow Revolution’ which includes :
a) Green (Food Grain Production)
b) Yellow (Oil Seeds)
c) Blue (Fisheries)
d) It would cover all aspects of the farm sector
Ans : (d)
13. Sensitive sector as defined by RBI includes:
a) Capital market
b) Real Estate
c) Commodities
d) All the above
Ans : (d)
14. The RBI is the apex body of Indian Financial System,
which of the following functions are performed by the
RBI?
1. Monitoring money supply in the Economy
2. Issues currency other than coins and one Rupees note.
3. Functions as Bankers Bank
4. Works as banker to the Government
Select the Code:
a) 1 & 2 are correct
b) 1, 2 & 3 are correct
c) 2, 3 & 4 are correct
d) All of above are correct
Ans : (d)
15. Aam Admi Bima Yojana is an insurance scheme for rural
landless household introduced by:
a) National Insurance
b) Life Insurance Co.
c) UTI
d) ICICI Life Prudential Co.
Ans : (b)
16. In India those farmers are called ‘Marginal Farmers’ who
hold land upto:
a) 1 hectare
b) 2 hectare
c) 3 hectare
d) 4 hectare
Ans : (a)
17. Which one of the following is a measurement of central
tendency?
a) Median
b) Standard Deviation
c) Mean Deviation
d) Variance
Ans : (a)
18. Which one of the following is NOT a measurement of
location?
a) Median
b) Mode
c) Range
d) Mean
Ans : (c)
19. Combustion of a candle is
a) Physical change
b) Reduction reaction
c) Endothermic reaction
d) Exothermic reaction
Ans : (d)
20. Pure water is obtained from the sea water by :
a) Filteration
b) Distillation
c) Evaporation
d) All the above
Ans : (d)
21. The method that cannot be used for removing
permanent hardness of water is:
a) Adding Sodium Carbonate
b) Disitillation
c) Adding caustic soda
d) Boiling
Ans : (d)
22. Heavy Water :
a) Contains more dissolved air
b) Contains more dissolved minerals
c) Contains deuterium in place of hydrogen
d) Contains organic impurities
Ans : (c)
Heavy water (deuterium oxide: D
2
O) contains deuterium,
an isotope of hydrogen with a proton and a neutron for
each deuterium atom.
23. “Fixation of Nitrogen” implies
a) The liquification of nitrogen
b) The conversion of atmospheric nitrogen into usefull
compounds
c) The conversion of nitrogen into amines
d) The solidification of nitrogen gas into the atmosphere
Ans : (b)
24. The pH value of the solution obtained by complete
neutralization of hydrochloric and sodium hydroxide
solution will be :
a) Exactly 7
b) Zero
c) More than 7
d) Less than 7
Ans : (a)
25. Coloured glasses for goggles contain:
a) Ferrous oxide
b) Lanthanide oxide
c) Nickel oxide
d) Ferric oxide
Ans : (b)
26. Which of the following statement is NOT true for soap?
a) Soaps are bio-degradbale
b) Soaps cannot be used in acidic medium
c) Soaps form a white curdy precipitate with hard water
d) Soaps are relatively stronger in their cleaning action
than synthetic detergents
Ans : (d)
27. Which one is a viral disease:
a) Cholera
b) Typhoid
c) Rabbies
d) Whooping cough
Ans : (c)
28. Rubella virus cause:
a) Chicken pox
b) Measles
c) Small pox
d) Mumps
Ans : (b)
29. I’m tired. I’d rather __________ out this evening, if you
don’t mind.
a) don’t go
b) not go
c) not going
d) not to go
Ans : (b)
30. Anthropologists are of the view that Haryana was known
by his name because in Post-Mahabharta period lived:
a) Abhiras
b) Aryans
c) Haryanvis
d) None of the above
Ans : (a)
31. According to Delhi Museum Hariana “the Heaven on the
Earth” dates back to:
a) 1126 AD
b) 1328 AD
c) 1500 AD
d) 1750 AD
Ans : (b)
32. Haryana state was formed on 1 November 1966 on
recommendation of:
a) Lal Bahadur Shastri
b) Indira Gandhi
c) Sardar Hukam Singh
d) Sir Chottu Ram
Ans : (c)
33. Haryana is a landlocked state lies between:
a) 28 Degree 37 Minutes to 31 Degree 35 Minutes North
b) 24 Degree 26 Minutes to 27 Degree 28 Minutes North
c) 29 Degree 20 Minutes to 31 Degree 30 Minutes North
d) 27 Degree 37 Minutes to 30 Degree 35 Minutes North
Ans : (d)
34. Population density according to 2011 census is
a) 1002 people/per sqkm
b) 642 people/per sqkm
c) 573 people/per sqkm
d) 945 people/per sqkm
Ans : (c)
35. Haryana has
a) 5682 villages
b) 6759 villages
c) 4890 villages
d) None of the above
Ans : (b)
36. How many divisions the state is divided for
Administrative purpose?
a) 5
b) 3
c) 4
d) None
Ans : (c)
37. Which of the District is not part of the Gurgaon Division?
a) Faridabad
b) Palwal
c) Hisar
d) Rewari
Ans : (c)
38. Haryana Board of School Education established in Sept.
1969 and shifted in 1981 to
a) Sonepat
b) Chandigarh
c) Bhiwani
d) Rohtak
Ans : (c)
39. Haryana has adopted New Sports Policy on:
a) 15th August 2008
b) 21st August 2009
c) 26th january 2009
d) 2nd October 2008
Ans : (b)
40. KMP stands for
a) Kurukshetra – Manesar – Panipat Expressway
b) Kundli – Manesar – Palwal Expressway
c) Kurukshetra – Manesar – Pautodi Expressway
d) Kurukshetra – Mahendragarh – Panipat Expressway
Ans : (b)
41. Haryana Industrial and Investment Policy – 2011 became
effective in:
a) 1-1-2011
b) 26-1-2011
c) 15-8-2011
d) None of the above
Ans : (a)
42. Haryana Special Economic Zones Act came in existence
in:
a) 2006
b) 2008
c) 2009
d) None of the above
Ans : (a)
43. Literacy rate (%) in Haryana is:
a) 70.75 percent
b) 68.60 percent
c) 62.50 percent
d) 58.25 percent
Ans : (b)
44. Arrange the sectoral growth in Haryana
a) Service - Agriculture - Industry
b) Industry - Service - Agriculture
c) Agriculture - Industry - Service
d) Service -Industry- Agriculture
Ans : (d)
45. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment
Guarantee Scheme has been extended in the entire
Haryana from:
a) 1st January 2008
b) 1st July 2009
c) 1st January 2010
d) None of the above
Ans : (d)
46. Average Yield per hectare of Wheat and Rice during 2010-
11 in Haryana is estimated at:
a) 4560kg for Wheat and 2750 kg for rice
b) 4500kg for Wheat and 2700 kg for rice
c) 4250kg for Wheat and 2750 kg for rice
d) None of the above
Ans : (d)
47. Haryana State Annual Plan for 2011-12 approved by
Planning Commision, Govt. of India is:
a) Rs. 20158 Crore
b) Rs. 20258 Crore
c) Rs. 20358 Crore
d) Rs. 20458 Crore
Ans : (c)
48. Which buffalo is called as Black Gold in Haryana?
a) Bhadavari
b) Niti-Ravi
c) Mehsana
d) Murrah
Ans : (d)
49. The Haryana Special Economic Zone came in the year
a) 2005
b) 2006
c) 2007
d) 2008
Ans : (c)
50. The Haryana Government’s Land Acquisation Policy,
a) has decided to double, even higher in some areas,
the minimum floor rate (MFR) payable for acquisition
of land
b) increase both the annuity amount payable over 33
years as well as its incremental annual hike and give
bigger-size plots in case one’s residential property is
acquired
c) the affected farmers would alsobe offered Government
jobs, industrial and commercial plots
d) All the above
Ans : (d)
51. Barents Sea in the Arctic Ocean has been controversial
over the maritime boundary for 40 years between which
of the following two countries? The issue was resolved
recently.
a) Russia and Norway
b) Norway and Finland
c) Finland and Russia
d) Russia and Denmark
Ans : (a)
52. Navanentham Pillay, a South African national of India
origin was the first non-white women of the High Court
of South Africa. What is her current profession?
a) Judge of the International Criminal Court
b) International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
c) United Nation High Commissioner for Human Rights
d) United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees
Ans : (c)
53. Consider the following statement:
1. India and Japan agreed to a ‘sweeping’ liberalization
of their bilateral tax regime during PM Manmohan
Singh visit to Tokyo on 27th October 2010
2. This is the first in releasing the Indo-Japanese comprehensive
Economic partnership Agreement
Which of the above statement are true?
a) Only 1
b) Only 2
c) Both 1 and 2
d) None of the above
Ans : (c)
54. Consider the following statements about the Ayodhya
verdict:
1. 60 years the matter first went in to Litigation Luknow
Bench of the High Court of Allahabad ruled in majority
judgement on 30th September 2010
2. Disputed sites to be divided into three equal parts:
one part goes to Suni Wakf Board, one to Nirmohi in
Akhara and one part representing ‘Ramlalla Virajman’
3. Status quo to be maintained at disputed sites for three
month
4. The bench which deleivered the much awaited verdict
consisted of Justice Dharam Vir Sharma, Justice
S U Khan and Justice Sudhir Agarwal
Which of the above statement are true?
a) Only 1
b) Only 2
c) Only 3
d) All the above
Ans : (d)
55. Parliament has passed SBI (Amendment) Bill 2010 which
changes the minimum level of share of the government
in SBI’s equity
a) from 51% to 55%
b) from 55% to 51%
c) from 74% to 51%
d) from 55% to 49%
Ans : (b)
56. The Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and Sonia
Gandhi have launched the Adhar Project under Unique
Identification Authority of India at tembli in Nandurbar
District. Nandurbar is in which of the following states?
a) Gujarat
b) Maharashtra
c) Madhya Pradesh
d) Tamilnadu
Ans : (b)
57. Recently UNO celebrated its 65th Anniversary on date:
a) 20th Oct 2010
b) 24th Oct 2010
c) 29th Oct 2010
d) 27th Oct 2010
Ans : (b)
58. The governement has recently announced a Rs.1052
crore incentive package for critical export sectors
including
1. Textile
2. Handicraft
3. Leather
Choose the correct answer from the below:
a) 1 and 2
b) 2 and 3
c) 1 and 3
d) 1, 2 and 3
Ans : (d)
59. Who will be heading the National Inovation Council
which will give shape to the government’s decision to
observe the current decades ( 2000–2020 ) as the decade
of the innovation?
a) M S Swaminathan
b) C. Rangarajan
c) Narayanamurthy
d) Sam Pitroda
Ans : (d)
60. Who among the following has been honoured the United
Nation’s Millennium Development Goals Award for 2010
for their work in using innovative approaches for poverty
and hunger alleviation?
a) BRIC
b) WHO
c) IBSA
d) G-20
Ans : (c)
61. Harappan people had a common burial system which is
proved by:
a) The earth burial head of the dead normally laid towards
the north
b) The burial of commonly used items with the dead
c) Both (a) and (b)
d) The burial of the dead body in the sitting posture
Ans : (c)
62. In Vedic Period, the people called panis, were :
a) Those who controlled trade
b) Cattle-breeders
c) Cowherds
d) Ploughmen
Ans : (b)
63. In the Vedic Age:
a) Polygamy was unknown
b) Child marriage became prominent
c) Widow could remarry
d) Hypergamy was allowed
Ans : (c)
64. Bring the correct statement regarding the first Buddhist
Council:
1. Ananda and Upali laid down the Sutta Pataka and
Vinaya Pitaka respectively
2. Its proceedings were conducted in Sanskrit
3. It was held during the life time of Buddha
4. Its main purpose was to maintain the purity of
Buddha’s teachings
a) 1 and 4
b) All of them
c) 1 and 2
d) 2, 3 and 4
Ans : (a)
65. The sacred books of Jains are called:
a) Agama Sidhanta
b) Angas
c) Parvas
d) Upangas
Ans : (a)
66. Who founded the Lingayat Movement?
a) Basava
b) Ramanuja
c) Shankracharya
d) Kamban
Ans : (a)
67. What was Abwab?
a) Toll tax
b) religion tax such as Zakat
c) Tax on merchandise and custom duties
d) Miscellaneous kinds of taxes like the house tax, grazing
tax, irrigation tax etc.
Ans : (d)
68. The term used for measurement of land in the Delgi
Sutanate Period was :
a) Kismat-i-ghalla
b) Ghalla-bakshi
c) Masahat
d) Ghazi
Ans : (c)
69. The earlier Vaishnava Bhakti saints from the South were:
a) Alvars
b) Nayanars
c) Bhagavats
d) Virshaivites
Ans : (a)
70. Identify the Vijayanagar coin which were in the
circulation and were the most widely recognized
currency all over :
a) Dinnar
b) Huna
c) Panam
d) Pagoda
Ans : (d)
71. Akbar did not construct :
a) Purana Quila
b) Agra Fort
c) Allahabad Fort
d) Lahore Fort
Ans : (a)
72. The main programme of the Red Sirts (Khudai
Khidmatgars of Servants of God) organized by Khan
Abdul Ghaffar Khan in support of the Civil Disobedience
Movement was
a) To proceed on the lines of terrorist and revolutionary
activities
b) To propagate the Congress programme
c) To resist the military operations of the government
in the north-western frontier portion
d) To setup an para-military organization
Ans : (c)
73. The result of the Poona Pact was that the number of
the seats reserved for the depressed classes out of
general electorate seats were:
a) Abolished
b) Increased
c) Retained in the same level
d) Decreased
Ans : (b)
74. Cripps proposal were rejected because:
a) It refused to release all the arrested national leaders
b) of the intention to partition India
c) It suggested the formation of an interim government
d) it refused to hand over effective power to the Indians
Ans : (d)
75. Who presided over the Cabinet Mission?
a) Clement Attlee
b) Sir P Lawrence
c) Strafford Cripps
d) A V Alexander
Ans : (b)
76. The Mountbatten Plan (June 3, 1947) was about:
a) Guidelines for the formation of a Constitution for India
by the Constituent Assembly
b) Creation of fedral government
c) A plan for controlling communal riots raising all over
India at the same time
d) The method by which power was to be transferred
from British to Indian hands
Ans : (d)
77. The first Muslim to be elected as President of the Indian
National Congress was :
a) M A Jinnah
b) Maulana Azad
c) Baddrudin Tyabji
d) Whooping cough
Ans : (c)
78. The Non-Cooperation Movement was adopted by the
Congress at a Special Session held at________ in
September 1920.
a) Bombay
b) Calcutta
c) Wardha
d) Allahabad
Ans : (b)
79. The Non-Cooperation Movement was called off by
Mahatma Gandhi because :
a) of Gandhi-Irwin Pact
b) of mob-violence at Chauri-Chaura
c) the Khilafat issue fizzled out with abolition of the office
of the Caliph in Turkey
d) the government accepted the demand in tow
Ans : (b)
80. Which of the following Fundamental Rights have been
deleted from the Constitution through the
Constitutional Amendment?
a) Right against expolitation
b) Right of freedom of religion
c) Right of property
d) Freedom of speech and expression
Ans : (c)
81. How many Fundamental Rights are enjoyed by the
Indians?
a) Nine
b) Ten
c) Seven
d) Six
Ans : (d)
82. The basic difference between the Fundamental Rights
and Directive Principles is :
a) Fundamental Rights are Positive while Directive Principles
are Negative
b) Directive Principles are given precedence over the
Fundamental Rights by the Court in all the cases
c) Fundamental Rights are justifiable while Directive
Principles are not
d) None of the above
Ans : (c)
83. The Comptroller and Auditor General of India has been
described as the friend, philosopher and guide of :
a) the Estimate Committee
b) the committee of the public Undertaking
c) the Public Account Committee
d) all the Parliamentary committees
Ans : (c)
84. Part -V of the Constitution deals with
a) Union executives
b) Parliamnet
c) Supreme Court and High Court
d) Comptroller and Auditor General
Ans : (a)
85. If there is a vacancy in the offices of both President and
Vice-President, who has been empowered to function
as President:
a) Chief Justice of India
b) Chief of Army Staff
c) A person appointed by Parliament
d) None of these
Ans : (a)
86. If president returns the bill to the legislature for
reconsideration
a) a re-passage of the bill by the two-thirds majority will
compel him to give his assent
b) a re-passage of the bill by the simple majority will
compel him to give his assent
c) a joint sitting will have to be called to pass it again
d) the legislature must accept amendments proposed
by the President
Ans : (b)
87. To whom does the President address the letter of
resignation?
a) the Prime Minister
b) the Vice President
c) the Speaker
d) the Chief justice
Ans : (b)
88. Two houses of the Parliament enjoy co-equal power in
all spheres except:
1. Financial matters
2. Responsibilities of the Council of Ministers
3. Amendment Procedure
4. Election of President
Code :
a) 3 and 4
b) 2, 3 and 4
c) 1, 2 and 3
d) 1 and 2
Ans : (d)
89. Impeachment proceedings against the President of
Indian can be initiated
a) by the Supreme Court
b) only in the Lok Sabha
c) in either House of the Parliament
d) only in the joint sitting of the two Houses
Ans : (c)
90. Gulf Stream the most important current of the Atlantic
Ocean takes its birth from the Gulf of Mexico. Its
importance lies in :
a) Cooling effect
b) Warming effect
c) Area of influence
d) Influence on travel
Ans : (b)
91. Which of the following sub-races belong to Mongoloids?
a) Bantu
b) Eskimoid
c) Nordic
d) Alpine
Ans : (b)
92. Consider the following statements:
1. The Masai is a tribe of settled cultivators who once
wondered with their herds with the cattle in the central
highlands of East Africa.
2. The cattle kept by the Masaiare the “Zebu” cattle with
the humps and long horns
Which of the statement is/are correct?
a) Only 1
b) Neither 1 or 2
c) Both 1 and 2
d) Only 2
Ans : (c)
93. Which of the following are not the Pastoral Nomads?
a) Pygmies
b) Kazaks
c) Masai
d) Lapps
Ans : (a)
94. The world’s most commercial fishing grounds are located in:
a) Cool waters of the Northern Hemisphere in comparatively
higher latitudes
b) Cool waters of the Northern Hemisphere in comparatively
lower latitudes
c) Both above mentioned areas
d) A widespread area near the Poles
Ans : (a)
95. Which of the following used to be considered a buffer
state?
a) France
b) Switzerland
c) Belgium
d) West Germany
Ans : (c)
96. The Australian trans-continental railway joins
a) Perth to Darwin
b) Hobart to Perth
c) Sydney to Perth
d) Adelaide to Perth
Ans : (c)
97. When did the EEC (European Economic Community)
change into EU (European Union)
a) 1992
b) 1995
c) 1996
d) 1991
Ans : (a)
98. Territorial waters of India extends up to
a) 5 Nautical Miles
b) 12 Nautical Miles
c) 15 Nautical Miles
d) 2 Nautical Miles
Ans : (b)
99. Which of the following river lies in the Rift Valley?
a) Luni
b) Chambal
c) Son
d) Tapti
Ans : (b)
100. Khaddar soils are found in:
a) Piedmont Plains
b) Flood Plains
c) Over low Palteaux
d) Over Steep Slopes
Ans : (b)

I would like to have the Haryana Public Service Commission’s HCS (Executive Branch) & Other Allied Services Preliminary Exam question paper?

[Raman Vij]

Haryana Public Service Commission’s HCS (Executive Branch) & Other Allied Services Preliminary Exam question paper is as follows:

1. During which decade did the population record a negative growth rate in India
a) 1921-31
b) 1911-21
c) 1941-51
d) 1931-41
During the decade 1911-21, a negative population growth rate of -2.91 per cent has been recorded due to outbreak
of epidemic (plague) and natural calamities.
2. Which Central Government Agency is responsible for the mapping and exploration of minerals?
a) The Geological Survey of India
b) Surveyor General of India
c) National Mineral Development Corporation Ltd.
d) Indian Bureau of Mines
3. What is Gomia in Bihar famous for:
a) Coal Fields
b) Manganese Mines
c) Fertilizer Plant
d) Explosive Factory
Jharkhand’s Biggest explosives factory situated at Gomia.
4. SEBI is a
a) Statutory body
b) Advisory body
c) Constitutional body
d) Non-statutory body
Initially SEBI was a non statutory body without any statutory power. However in 1995, the SEBI was given additional
statutory power by the Government of India through an amendment to the securities and Exchange Board of India Act
1992. In April, 1998 the SEBI was constituted as the regulator of capital market in India under a resolution of the
Government of India.
5. Economic Planning is in :
a) Union List
b) State List
c) Concurrent List
d) Not any specific list
6. Lahiri Commission was associated with
a) Indsutrial sickness
b) Minimum support prices of agriculture products
c) Price structure of edible oils
d) Handicraft export
7. “Open Market Operation” is a part of
a) Income Policy
b) Fiscal Policy
c) Credit Policy
d) Labour Policy
8. Which of the following is used for the measurement of distribution of income?
a) Laffer Cureve
b) Engel’s Law
c) Gini Lorenz Curve
d) Phillip Curve
9. Automatic route to FDI implies that a foreign investor bring in his capital
1. Without the approval of the FIPB
2. By informing the RBI within one month of bringing in his investments
3. By informing both the FIPB and RBI within one month of bringing in his/her investment
4. By prior permission of the RBI
Select the correct answer from the above
a) 2 and 3
b) 2 only
c) 1 and 2
d) 2 and 3 4
10. In the context of the Indian Economy consider the following pairs:
Term Most appropriate description
1. Melt Down – Fall in Stock Prices
2. Recession – Fall in Growth Rate
3. Slow Down – Fall in GDP
Which of the pairs given above is/are correctly matched
a) 1 only
b) 2 and 3 only
c) 1 and 3 only
d) 1, 2 and 3
11. In India which of the following is regulated by the Forward Markets Comission?
a) Currency future trading
b) Commodities future trading
c) Equity futures trading
d) Both Commodities futures and financial futures trading
12. Union Government has announced New Agriculture Policy in July 28, 2000. New Agriculturre
Policy has been described as ‘Rainbow Revolution’ which includes :
a) Green (Food Grain Production)
b) Yellow (Oil Seeds)
c) Blue (Fisheries)
d) It would cover all aspects of the farm sector