In 2017, slot 1 of the DILR （Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning） section in Indian competitive exams focused on local products. For instance, it covered traditional items like handwoven textiles from Varanasi, which are known for their intricate designs and cultural significance. These products are often made using age-old techniques passed down through generations, contributing to India\“s rich heritage.
Another example is the analysis of agricultural goods such as basmati rice from Punjab. This rice is famous for its long grains and aromatic flavor, and it plays a vital role in India\“s export economy. The DILR problems might have involved interpreting data on production trends, market demand, or logistical challenges faced by farmers in distributing these products locally and internationally.
Additionally, local handicrafts like pottery from Khurja were highlighted. These items are crafted by skilled artisans and are popular in both domestic and global markets. The section could have included logical puzzles based on supply chain management or sales data, helping candidates understand the economic impact of these indigenous products on India\“s development. |
