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41. A key principle of fiscal policy is:

Maintaining fiscal deficit within limits

Prioritizing revenue expenditure

Avoiding market borrowings

Increasing tax rates

Detailed SolutionA key principle of fiscal policy is:

42. Elected members of the Village Council in Mizoram are known as:

Sarpanch

Panchayat Samiti Member

Upazilla President

Village Council President

Detailed SolutionElected members of the Village Council in Mizoram are known as:

43. The intermediate level of the Panchayati Raj system in Mizoram is the:

Rural Development Block

Zilla Parishad

District Council

Gram Panchayat

Detailed SolutionThe intermediate level of the Panchayati Raj system in Mizoram is the:

44. Prehistoric communities in the Mizo hills likely practiced a mix of:

Hunting-gathering and shifting cultivation

Large-scale agriculture and animal husbandry

Seafaring and trade

Urban living and manufacturing

Detailed SolutionPrehistoric communities in the Mizo hills likely practiced a mix of:

45. Mizoram’s budget often includes provisions for:

Disaster relief

Climate change adaptation

Minority welfare

All of the above

Detailed SolutionMizoram’s budget often includes provisions for:

46. The level of urbanization in Mizoram is:

Very high

Moderately high

Relatively low

Non-existent

Detailed SolutionThe level of urbanization in Mizoram is:

47. Ancient texts and inscriptions mention kingdoms in Northeast India like:

Kamarupa and Pragjyotisha

Chola and Vijayanagara

Magadha and Maurya

Kalinga and Satavahana

Detailed SolutionAncient texts and inscriptions mention kingdoms in Northeast India like:

48. The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Mizoram Legislative Assembly examines:

Audit reports

Budget proposals

of the Mizoram Legislative Assembly examines: a) Audit reports b) Budget proposals c) Government schemes

Tax legislation

Detailed SolutionThe Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Mizoram Legislative Assembly examines:

49. Climate change poses a threat to food security in Mizoram through:

Droughts

Floods

Unpredictable rainfall patterns

All of the above

Detailed SolutionClimate change poses a threat to food security in Mizoram through:

50. Mizo society during this period was primarily organized into:

Centralized kingdoms

Large city-states

Decentralized chiefdoms

Egalitarian communes

Detailed SolutionMizo society during this period was primarily organized into:

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