Case Study Based Questions 5
Case Study Based Questions 5
1. Himachal pradesh. kerala and Tamil Nadu have emceed as the front runners in
the race to achieve key sustainable development goals (SDG) like removal
of poverty inequality. while Assam, Bihor and Uttar Pradesh are the laggards in
ranking of states.
2. According to the SDG India Index, the nation as a whole has a store of 57 ,
showing the country has reached a little beyond the halfway mark in meeting the
sustainable development goals adopted by India and 192 other nations in 2015.
The index covers 13 of the 17 sustainable development goals, including
healthcare, gender equality. clean anergy. infrastructure, education, peace and
building strong, accountable institution.
3. For goals, including climate action and sustainable use of marine resources,
were left out because of lack of data at the state level. Kerala's overall top rank
(69) is attributed to its strong performance in providing good heolth. reducing
hunger, achieving gender equality and providing quality education. The rank
shows the distance each state has to cover to reach 100 - the point at which it
fully meets the sustainable development goal
4. Himachal Pradesh ranks high with a similar overall score in providing clean
water and sanitation, reducing inequalities and preserving the mountain
ecosystem. Tamil Nadu has a score of 66. Among Union territories, Chandigarh
takes the lead with a score of 68 on account of its track record in providing
clean water and sanitation. Performance in providing quality education has also
helped Chandigarh achieve high score.
5. Tamil Nadu topped the states in poverty reduction, while Kerala topped in
providing quality education, closely followed by Chandigarh and Himachal
Pradesh.
6. Kerala and Tamil Nadu also topped in facilitating good health and well-being.
Gender equality, however, is an area all states and the nation as a whole need to
improve upon. The toppers in gender equality. Sikkim and Union territories .
Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Chandigarh, have crossed the hallway mark
in reaching the goals.
7. The scores represent the current status of achievement in meeting the goals.
viii. The other remaining goals left out from SDG India Index because:
a. of lack of data of the state level
b. they have already crossed halfway mark in reaching the goals
c. countries have not taken care of the remaining goals
d. those goals have not yet officially accepted by the componies
ix. Among Union Territories ________ tokes the lead with a score of 68 on
account of its track record in providing clean water and sanitation.
x. Fill in the blank by choosing the correct option.
According to the survey, ________ topped in providing quality education.
a. Kerala
b. Tamil Nadu
c. Chandigarh
d. Andhra Pradesh
xi.
Solution
1.
i. (a) of lack of data of the state level
ii. Chandigarh
iii. (a) Kerala
iv. 13
v. (b) It means the point at which it fully meets the sustainable development
goal.
vi. Magarasgtra
vii. True
viii. Himachal Pradesh
ix. (b) It is clearly given in paragraph 5 of the passage that Tamil Nadu topped
the states in poverty reduction while Kerala topped the states in providing
quality education.
x. 13, 17
2.
i. (a) (1) is the result of (2)
Explanation: It is clearly given in paragraph 2 of the passage that according
to the World Economic Forum, around 1.2 billion children are out of
classroom as schools are shut down due to COVID-19 pandemic. Hence, (a)
is the right answer.
ii. Deploying e-learning modes
iii. (a) (III)
iv. Online whiteboard
v. E-learning
vi. (b) Virtual classrooms
vii. (d) (III)
viii. False
Explanation: E-learners providers share content on a varied range of topics,
not e-commerce.
ix. 60%
x. 1.2 billion