Economy, asked by swastikBansal07, 8 months ago

Consolidation of holdings refers to:
(a) Conversion of scattered into unified holding
(b) Takeover of smallholdings by the govt.
(c)Provision of inputs for higher output
(d) All of these​

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Answered by MakeK
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Answer:

Conversion of scattered into unified holding

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Answered by prachikalantri
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Land was the main asset in the eve of independence in the Indian economy.


(d) all of these
Land holdings were not so good and consolidated on the eve of independence, but they became consolidated during land reforms, referring to united holdings, government intervention for betterment, and injection of input for increased output.

(a) conversion of scattered into a unified holding
Land reforms result in the consolidation of fragmented land holdings, resulting in the conversion of scattered holdings into a unified one. Aside from that, some additional features were also included.

(b) take over of small holdings by the government
Through agrarian reforms government took intervention in reforms and take over the small holdings to form a consolidated unified one.

(c) provision of inputs for higher output
Agrarian reforms united fragmented small holdings by converting scattered holdings into a single one, providing inputs in the field for higher output, and so on.

Consolidation of holdings refers to: (d) all of these

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