Exam Details
| Subject | rajbhasha | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | ||
| Department | ||
| Organization | Reserve Bank of India Services Board | |
| Position | assistant manager | |
| Exam Date | 2014 | |
| City, State | central government, |
Question Paper
Instructions Figures to the right indicate full marks to each question.
Answer all the questions.
Each question should be answered on new page and
question number must be written on the top in left margin.
The answers of parts of the same question, if any, should
be written together. In other words, the answer of another
questions should not be written in-between the parts of a
question.
The Name, Roll No. and other entries should be written in
the answer-scripts at the specified places only and these
should not be written anywhere else in the answer-script
and supplements.
Candidate should use only Blue or Black ink pen/ball point
pen to write the answers.
Marks will be deducted for illegible hand-writing.
[{ɱÉ]õEò®ú näùÊJÉB Turn over
2
1. Translate the following passage into Hindi
Underdeveloped countries are most susceptible to inflation. Inflation in an underdeveloped economy generally occurs when there is an abnormal increase in the effective demand exerted mainly by the huge government expenditure under the planning process. However, the maintenance of stability in the domestic price level and a fixed, realistic exchange rate are very essential pre-conditions for achieving a maximum rate of sustained economic growth. This needs equilibrium of savings and investment. In an underdeveloped country, however, since the rate of savings is very low, government is usually tempted to raise the level of investment by means of credit expansion and deficit financing. Development efforts of this nature are generally confronted by inflationary price increases. To some economists, inflation is an inevitable price to be paid for economic growth. However, a heated controversy exists as to whether any relationship exists between inflation and economic growth. Nevertheless, it is widely agreed that the policy of development through inflation in underdeveloped countries can be successful and meaningful only if inflation is effectively controlled.
2. Write Hindi version of the following technical terms
Creditor's ledger
Cost of living
Walk-in-customer
Cost overrun
Official rate
Floor price
Infusion of capital
(viii) Financial sanctions.
3. Write short notes in English on any three of the following
Demand and time liabilities
G.D.P.
Liberalization
Financial education
Information kiosks.
Answer all the questions.
Each question should be answered on new page and
question number must be written on the top in left margin.
The answers of parts of the same question, if any, should
be written together. In other words, the answer of another
questions should not be written in-between the parts of a
question.
The Name, Roll No. and other entries should be written in
the answer-scripts at the specified places only and these
should not be written anywhere else in the answer-script
and supplements.
Candidate should use only Blue or Black ink pen/ball point
pen to write the answers.
Marks will be deducted for illegible hand-writing.
[{ɱÉ]õEò®ú näùÊJÉB Turn over
2
1. Translate the following passage into Hindi
Underdeveloped countries are most susceptible to inflation. Inflation in an underdeveloped economy generally occurs when there is an abnormal increase in the effective demand exerted mainly by the huge government expenditure under the planning process. However, the maintenance of stability in the domestic price level and a fixed, realistic exchange rate are very essential pre-conditions for achieving a maximum rate of sustained economic growth. This needs equilibrium of savings and investment. In an underdeveloped country, however, since the rate of savings is very low, government is usually tempted to raise the level of investment by means of credit expansion and deficit financing. Development efforts of this nature are generally confronted by inflationary price increases. To some economists, inflation is an inevitable price to be paid for economic growth. However, a heated controversy exists as to whether any relationship exists between inflation and economic growth. Nevertheless, it is widely agreed that the policy of development through inflation in underdeveloped countries can be successful and meaningful only if inflation is effectively controlled.
2. Write Hindi version of the following technical terms
Creditor's ledger
Cost of living
Walk-in-customer
Cost overrun
Official rate
Floor price
Infusion of capital
(viii) Financial sanctions.
3. Write short notes in English on any three of the following
Demand and time liabilities
G.D.P.
Liberalization
Financial education
Information kiosks.