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Match the Following :(A) Charan Singh (B) PC Mahalanobis (C) Bihar Famine (D) Verghese Kurien (i) Industrialization (ii) Zoning (iii) Farmers (iv) Milk Cooperatives

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Match the following :

(a) Charan Singh (i) Industrialization
(b) PC Mahalanobis (ii) Zoning
(c) Bihar Famine (iii) farmers
(d) Verghese Kurien (iv) Milk Cooperatives
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(a) Charan Singh (iii) farmers
(b) PC Mahalanobis (i) Industrialization 
(c) Bihar Famine (ii) Zoning
(d) Verghese Kurien (iv) Milk Cooperatives 
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Chapter 3 Politics of Planned Development
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