Identify the correct statements regarding the state government's initiatives against gender-based violence.

1. The Department of Women and Child Development (WCD) acts as the nodal agency for these programs.
2. Rehabilitation of survivors is an important aspect of the program.
3. Short-stay homes are part of the support system for victims.
4. Public awareness campaigns are not considered important for addressing gender-based violence.

Which of the following are measures initiated by the state government to address gender-based violence?

1. Gender sensitization and public awareness campaigns are key components.
2. Community-based crime and vulnerability mapping helps in prevention.
3. Self-defense training is provided to empower individuals.
4. The police and judiciary play no role in the redressal of gender-based violence.

Which of the following issues were among those for which the Kerala Women's Commission received complaints?

1. Only violence against women
2. Property-related matters
3. Employment disputes
4. Educational grievances
5. Domestic violence

What was the total number of complaints received by the Kerala Women's Commission from 2011 to March 31, 2024?

1. Approximately 28,000
2. 78,237
3. Approximately 7,000
4. Over 100,000

Which district in Kerala received the highest number of complaints by the Kerala Women's Commission from 2011 to March 31, 2024?

1. Kollam
2. Kozhikode
3. Thiruvananthapuram
4. Ernakulam

What type of violence did 1 percent of women in Kerala experience according to NFHS-5 data (2018-19)?

1. Physical violence
2. Sexual violence
3. Dowry related violence
4. Emotional violence

What is the second highest category of crimes against women reported by the Crime Records Bureau of Kerala?

1. Other offences
2. Molestation
3. Cruelty by husband or relatives
4. Kidnapping and abduction

According to the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5) data for 2018-19, what percentage of women in Kerala have experienced physical violence?

1. 1 percent
2. 9 percent
3. 33 percent
4. 24.1 percent

Which category of crimes against women has the highest proportion according to the Crime Records Bureau of Kerala?

1. Rape
2. Cruelty by husband or relatives
3. Other offences
4. Dowry deaths

Which of the following is NOT an institution that was transferred from the state to local self-governments as part of the decentralization process?

The District Planning Committee (DPC) is responsible for:

A key innovation of the People's Plan Campaign was the use of:

The introduction of a separate budget document exclusively for Local Self-Governments (LSGs) was a key milestone in:

What is the status of women's participation in Local Self Governments (LSGs) in Kerala?

1. Women's participation in Kerala's LSGs is below the all-India average.
2. Half of the positions in elected LSG bodies in Kerala are reserved for women.
3. In the 2020 LSG elections, women constituted a majority of the elected representatives.
4. The representation of women in Kerala's LSGs has been stagnant over the years.

The concept of 'democratic decentralization' in Kerala can be traced back to which political milestone, even before the constitutional amendments?

Which of the following sectors was given a mandatory minimum allocation of plan funds in the People's Plan Campaign?

Analyze the trends in women's voter participation and representation in Kerala.

1. Women voter turnout in Lok Sabha elections in Kerala has shown a declining trend over the years.
2. Kerala's women voter participation rate in Lok Sabha elections is lower than the national average.
3. There has been an increase in the percentage of women voters participating in Lok Sabha elections since 1962.
4. The participation of women voters in Kerala is significantly higher than the all-India average.

Which of the following statements accurately reflect women's participation in decision-making in Kerala?

1. A significant majority of women in the 30-39 age group actively participate in household decision-making.
2. Women's involvement in decision-making processes is lower among employed women compared to unemployed women.
3. Higher levels of education correlate with increased participation in decision-making for women.
4. Women's participation in decision-making decreases with an increase in their years of schooling.

The first step in Kerala's decentralized planning cycle, where the "felt needs" of the local community are identified, is conducted at the:

What was the name of the legislative act that gave constitutional status to urban local bodies in India?

A significant achievement of Kerala's decentralized planning model is its contribution to:

Which of the following is NOT one of the three tiers of local self-government in Kerala's decentralized system?

What was the primary goal of the "voluntary technical corps" or "resource persons" in the People's Plan Campaign?

The Kerala Panchayat Raj Act was passed in which year to align with the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act?

The "Poverty Eradication Mission," which works closely with local governments to empower women and reduce poverty, is known by what name?

Which institution, established under the 73rd and 74th Amendments, is responsible for reviewing the financial position of local self-governments and making recommendations?

The "Women Component Plan," which mandated a specific percentage of funds for women's development programs, was a significant feature of which Five-Year Plan in Kerala?

Which of the following was a key criticism of Kerala's decentralized planning model, particularly in its early stages?

The formation of 'Task Forces' at the local body level during the PPC was for what purpose?

The Kerala Institute of Local Administration (KILA) played a key role in the decentralized planning process by:

What was one of the major sectors where the decentralized planning model in Kerala showed significant achievements, particularly in improving infrastructure and service delivery?

The initial devolution of functions and staff to local governments was a major administrative milestone. This transfer of authority was initiated in:

The primary purpose of the 'Development Seminars' in the PPC was to:

Who is often credited with conceptualizing and leading the People's Plan Campaign in Kerala?

The most crucial body for ensuring direct people's participation at the grassroots level in Kerala's decentralized planning process is the:

What percentage of the state's plan funds was a key feature of the People's Plan Campaign's initial devolution to local governments?

The landmark initiative in Kerala for decentralized planning, launched in 1996, is widely known as:

Which constitutional amendments are considered the legal foundation for decentralized planning in India, including Kerala's initiatives?

Match the following - Schemes and purposes

Map My Home	To provide financial assistance to orphans who are living in the family with friends and relatives
Anuyatra Project	To make Kerala a disabled friendly state
Project Athijeevanam	Map My Home (KNR) is an initiative to make the Government and other public service establishments more accessible to the public.
Snehapoorvam	For comprehensive rehabilitation of the physically challenged persons started by Umman Chandi

Which scheme offers relief measures to endosulfan victims in Kerala?

What is the goal of Operation Valsalya in Kerala?

Subodham campaign is launched in Kerala mainly to:

Which Kerala scheme provides comprehensive rehabilitation and employment opportunities specifically for the differently abled?

Kerala’s Mrithasanjeevani scheme is primarily concerned with:

The Whistle Now initiative in Kerala is designed to:

Sruthitharangam scheme is meant to provide:

The 'Aardram' mission aims to: A) B) C) D)

Which project integrates waste management, organic farming, and water resource management, with Dr. KJ Yesudas as brand ambassador?

Nava Kerala Mission launched in 2016 by Kerala government addresses issues chiefly in:

Akshaya project, started in November 2002 at Malappuram, is known for: