Question

What was the significance of co-operation becoming a state subject in 1919?

• A. It led to uniform training across India
• B. It led to non-uniform training across provinces
• C. Co-operative education stopped
• D. Central government controlled cooperatives

Answer 1

Answer:

B. It led to non-uniform training across provinces

Making co-operation a state subject resulted in non-uniform training programs across different provinces.When co-operation became a state subject in 1919, the responsibility for co-operative education and regulation was decentralized to individual states. This caused non-uniform training and development across different provinces, as each state implemented its own policies and programs independently.