A niche tour operator designs and sells holiday products for a defined specialist interest or customer group. Which examples explicitly describe such commercial operator activity? (A) An operator designs theme-park itineraries for roller-coaster enthusiasts, using specialist knowledge of the parks. (B) An operator sells small-group birdwatching cruises with an ornithologist and species-focused shore visits. (C) An operator sells cycling holidays with coaching and routes matched to riders' skill levels. (D) A family privately arranges a reunion at a relative's home; no tour operator designs or sells the trip. Choose the correct answer from the options given below.
(A), (B) and (C) only
A, B and C only. Each describes an operator supplying a product tailored to a defined interest group. D describes a private arrangement, not an operator's commercial product. Family-reunion travel could also be a niche product if a specialist operator organised and sold it; its family purpose alone does not exclude it.
| List-I (Period) | List-II (Paradigm) |
| A. Pre-1950 | I. Behavioral |
| B. 1950-70 | II. Development |
| C. 1970-90 | III. Engineering |
| D. 1990 onwards | IV. Complexity |
The main objective of the Public Liability Insurance Act is to provide immediate relief for the victims who suffer from the accidents involving______.
Consider the following pairs :
1. Advika: Chickpea
2. Panchamrit: India's Climate Action Plan
3. Mission Life: Life Style in harmony with ecological well-being
How many of the above pairs are correctly matched?