Indian poverty is said to be predominantly rural. Yet the problem of urban poverty appears to have reached unmanageable proportions. The paradox is explained by: 1. greater visibility of urban poverty 2. migration of rural population to urban areas 3. seasonality of agricultural operations 4. the cycle of drought and floods

Indian poverty is said to be predominantly rural. Yet the problem of u

1.	Indian poverty is said to be predominantly rural. Yet the problem of urban poverty appears to have reached unmanageable proportions. The paradox is explained by: 1. greater visibility of urban poverty 2. migration of rural population to urban areas 3. seasonality of agricultural operations 4. the cycle of drought and floods
A.	1 only
B.	1 and 2
C.	1 and 4
D.	All of these
Answer» C. 1 and 4