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Question

Match the items of List-I with List-II. 

List – I  List – II 
a. Planning Commission i. 1993 
b. Competition Actii. 2002 
c. Adrian Cadbury Committee iii. 1951
d. Rangrajan Committee on Disinvestment in PSEs iv. 1991

 

 Codes :

The correct answer is
a-iii, b-ii, c-iv, d-i

Detailed Solution: List Matching Question

This question requires matching items from List-I with their corresponding years or associations from List-II.

Matching Items from List-I and List-II

Let's analyze each item:

  • a. Planning Commission: Established in India in 1950. The closest year in List-II is 1951 (iii).
  • b. Competition Act: The Competition Act in India was enacted in 2002 (ii).
  • c. Adrian Cadbury Committee: This committee is associated with corporate governance reforms. The provided correct answer links it to 1991 (iv).
  • d. Rangrajan Committee on Disinvestment in PSEs: The Rangarajan Committee submitted its report on disinvestment in Public Sector Enterprises in 1993 (i).

Correct Matches

Based on the analysis, the correct matches are:

  • a - iii (1951)
  • b - ii (2002)
  • c - iv (1991)
  • d - i (1993)

Conclusion

This combination corresponds to option 3 in the question.

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