India’s population growth during the 20th century can be classified into four distinct phases. Match List I (Period) with List II (Phase) and select the correct answer using the using the codes given below the lists: Codes: A B C D List I (Period) — List II (Phase); A. 1901-21 — 1. Steady growth; B. 1921-51 — 2. Rapid high growth; C. 1951-81 — 3. Stagnant growth; D. 1981-2001 — 4. High growth with definite signs of slowdown
Options
(a)3 1 4 2
(b)1 3 2 4
(c)3 1 2 4
(d)1 3 4 2
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