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Politics of planned development

Madhya Pradesh Board · Class 12 · Political Science

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Why planning became important

  • Development in India was understood as more than economic growth; it also meant social and economic justice.
  • The national leadership believed that development could not be left only to private business, industrialists, or farmers.
  • A shared vision of development emerged after Independence, and planning was seen as the main way to direct national resources.
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Planning Commission and the structure of planning

  • The Planning Commission was set up in March 1950 by a simple government resolution.
  • It was not a constitutional body.
  • It was an advisory body, and its recommendations became effective only after Union Cabinet approval.
3

Five Year Plans and the early phase of planning

  • India adopted Five Year Plans on the Soviet model.
  • A Five Year Plan is a document that lays out government income and expenditure priorities for five years.
  • Plan expenditure is different from non-plan expenditure in the traditional budgeting framework.
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The First Five Year Plan

  • The First Five Year Plan sought to take the economy out of the cycle of poverty.
  • K.N. Raj argued that India should 'hasten slowly' for the first two decades.
  • He believed that very fast development might endanger democracy.

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The Planning Commission was set upThe Five Year Plans were documentsThe First Five Year Plan coveredThe Second Five Year PlanThe Third Five Year Plan began

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