Profession and Occupations
Local, regional and traditional occupations of people in Rajasthan and India.
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In Rajasthan, a person who traditionally paints intricate designs on cloth using wooden blocks is known as a:
Q2 · Profession and Occupations · MEDIUM
A farmer in Rajasthan grows bajra (pearl millet) in the kharif season and mustard in the rabi season on the same piece of land. What is this practice called?
Q3 · Profession and Occupations · MEDIUM
In a Rajasthani village, Ramesh's family traditionally makes clay pots and sells them in the local market. His neighbor Suresh's family weaves durries (carpets) from wool. During the wedding season, both families help each other - Ramesh provides pots for the wedding and Suresh provides durries, without any money exchange. This system of exchange without money is called:
Q4 · Profession and Occupations · EASY
Who among the following is directly involved in protecting our health by treating diseases?
Q5 · Profession and Occupations · MEDIUM
In EVS teaching, which approach is most effective for helping students understand different occupations in their community?