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प्रश्न
Which programmes were started in the 8th five-year plan?
उत्तर
This plan gave a lot of scope to the private sector. The plan had the following features to maintain the rate of growth in national income at 6.5%, to control the growth of population, to encourage the programme of family planning, and to remove illiteracy by expansion of primary education. During the 8th five-year plan, these programmes were started:
- Pradhan Mantri Rozgar Yojana (PMRY) 1993
- Ganga Kalyan Yojana 1997-78
- Mid-day Meal Scheme 1995
- Mahila Samriddhi Yojana 1993
- Indira Mahila Scheme, 1995
- Rashtriya Samajik, Arthik Sahayya Yojana
During the eighth plan, the importance of the private sector grew. This plan is a reflection of the liberalisation and free market policy adopted in 1991.
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Study the passage given below and answer the questions that follow:
India adopted a democratic approach to the question of diversity. Democracy allows the political expressions of regional aspirations and does not look upon them as antinational. Besides, democratic politics allows parties and groups to address the people on the basis of their regional identity, aspiration and specific regional problems.
Question:
i. Which type of diversity exists in India?
ii. Name any two political parties that represent regional identity.
iii. Mention any one movement that expresses regional aspiration.
iv. How does democracy treat the regional issues and problem?
Assess the outcomes of the early phase of planned development in India.
State any two differences between the First Five Year Plan and the Second Five Year Plan.
What was the main objective of the second five year plan?
Explain the main arguments in the debate that ensured between industrialisation and agricultural development at the time of Second five year plan.
The idea of planning in India was drawn from
(a) The Bombay plan
(b) Experiences of the Soviet bloc countries
(c) Gandhian vision of society
(d) Demand by peasant organisations
What was the major thrust of the First Five Year Plan? In which ways did the Second Plan differ from the first one ?
The idea of Five Year Plan was adopted in India from ______.
Read the following passage carefully and answer accordingly.
The Second Five Year Plan stressed on heavy industries. It was drafted by a team of economists and planners under the leadership of P.C. Mahalanobis.
If the first plan had preached patience, the second wanted to bring about quick structural transformation by making changes simultaneously in all possible directions.
Before this plan was finalized, the Congress party at its session held at Avadi near the then Madras city, passed an important resolution. It declared that ‘Socialist pattern of society’ was its goal.
This was reflected in the Second Plan. The government imposed substantial tariffs on imports in order to protect domestic industries. Such a protected environment helped both public and private sector industries to grow.
As savings and investment were growing in this period, a bulk of these industries like electricity, railways, steel, machinery and communication could be developed in the public sector. Indeed, such a push for industrialisation marked a turning point in India’s development.
Who drafted the Second Five Year Plan?
Read the following passage carefully and answer accordingly.
The Second Five Year Plan stressed on heavy industries. It was drafted by a team of economists and planners under the leadership of P.C. Mahalanobis.
If the first plan had preached patience, the second wanted to bring about quick structural transformation by making changes simultaneously in all possible directions.
Before this plan was finalized, the Congress party at its session held at Avadi near the then Madras city, passed an important resolution. It declared that ‘Socialist pattern of society’ was its goal.
This was reflected in the Second Plan. The government imposed substantial tariffs on imports in order to protect domestic industries. Such a protected environment helped both public and private sector industries to grow.
As savings and investment were growing in this period, a bulk of these industries like electricity, railways, steel, machinery and communication could be developed in the public sector. Indeed, such a push for industrialisation marked a turning point in India’s development.
What was anticipated from Second Five Year Plan?
