Chapter 3: Politics of Planned Development
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Main goal of planning:
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Planning Commission was replaced by:
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Planned development laid foundation for:
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Development debates included:
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Zamindari system refers to:
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Land reforms aimed at:
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Main aim of development:
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Decentralized planning means:
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Kerala Model focused on:
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Planning Commission was:
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It led to:
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It increased:
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Required inputs include:
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Negative effect:
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Major beneficiary states:
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It benefited mainly:
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Green Revolution increased:
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HYV seeds means:
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It focused on:
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Green Revolution began in:
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Mixed economy aims to:
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State control was criticized for:
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Main debate in development was between:
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Private sector refers to:
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Public sector includes:
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Socialist model emphasizes:
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Liberal model supports:
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Avadi Resolution (1955) supported:
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Mixed economy includes:
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India adopted:
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Irrigation projects were emphasized in:
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Land reforms were part of:
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Planning period began in:
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Heavy industries were developed in:
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Second Plan aimed at:
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Main aim of First Plan:
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Architect of Second Plan:
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Second Five-Year Plan emphasized:
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First Plan focused on:
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First Five-Year Plan period:
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Planned development focuses on:
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National Planning Committee was formed in:
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Five-Year Plans are:
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Planning aims to achieve:
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Bombay Plan was proposed by:
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The idea of planning in India was influenced by:
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Who was the Chairman of the Planning Commission?
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The Planning Commission was set up in:
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Planning in India officially began in:
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Planned development refers to:
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