Discussion
Indian granite industry is in peril in the absence of a uniform policy from the State Governments, despite the
thrust given by liberalisation policies of the Union Government in the last two years. Compared to the remark-
-able progress in the field during the last three years, the absence of matching policies by State Governments
had put granite quarry owners and others involved in the industry on the verge of collapse in the international
market. The policies differed from state to state, had created problems as far as loyalty, dead rent and duration
of lease were concerned.
Each state having granite quarry has set up its own rules which are contrary to the interest of the industry.
Answer: D
Correct answer: Definitely true
This is stated in substance. The passage says the policies differed from state to state and had created problems over royalty, dead rent and duration of lease, and that the absence of matching state policies had put quarry owners on the verge of collapse in the international market. Differing state rules that create problems and threaten collapse are rules contrary to the industry’s interest.
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