The correct answer is option 2: a) and c)
a) British Raj led to widening of income disparity in population of India. True. The colonial policies often favored certain classes and regions, increasing income inequality.
b) India's food requirements were met by the imports from Britain. False. Imported goods were mostly industrial and not food grains. In fact India was a major exporter of food grains to Britiain during colonial rule.
c) In today's economic scenario, most members of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes are not able to participate in the emerging employment opportunities in different sectors of the urban and rural economy as they do not have the necessary knowledge and skills to do so. This is true.
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