(i) “Under the liberalisation measures taken by the Government of India, regulation of industrial sector was extremely crucial.” Reject or support the given statement with valid arguments. (ii) “Despite the implementation of Green Revolution, 65 per cent of India’s population continued to be engaged in the agriculture sector till the 1990s.” Justify the given statement with valid explanation. (i) “Every coin has two sides — debate over farm subsidies is one such classic example of the same.” Justify the given statement with two arguments each in favour of and against the continuation of the farm subsidies. (ii) State the importance of “Growth with equity” as the objective of Indian economic planning.