alleryContemporary India at secondary level is discussed including whose perspective?
AUrban elite families
BColonial era officials
CAdivasi and dalit groups
DBig landowner families
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Adivasi and dalit groups
Contemporary India is to be discussed from multiple perspectives, including adivasi, dalit and other disenfranchised populations.
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