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Planning and Sustainable Development in Indian Context

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Card 1Economic Planning Basics

What is economic planning and how does it differ from traditional hit-and-miss methods?

Answer

Economic planning is a systematic process of thinking, formulating schemes or programmes, and implementing actions to achieve specific economic development goals. Unlike traditional hit-and-miss metho

Card 2Planning Institutions

When was NITI Aayog formed and what replaced it?

Answer

NITI Aayog was formed on 1 January 2015, replacing the Planning Commission. It was established with the objective of involving states in economic policy-making and providing strategic and technical ad

Card 3Planning Approaches

What are the two main approaches to planning? Explain each.

Answer

The two main approaches to planning are: 1. Sectoral Planning: Formulation and implementation of schemes aimed at developing various sectors like agriculture, irrigation, manufacturing, power, transpo

Card 4Target Area Approach

Why was the 'target area' and 'target group' approach introduced in Indian planning?

Answer

After one-and-a-half decades of planning experience, it was realized that regional imbalances in economic development were getting accentuated. To arrest the increase in regional and social disparitie

Card 5Target Area Programmes

Name four target area development programmes in India.

Answer

Four target area development programmes are: 1. Command Area Development Programme 2. Drought Prone Area Development Programme 3. Desert Development Programme 4. Hill Area Development Programme

Card 6Target Group Programmes

What are SFDA and MFDA? When were they introduced?

Answer

SFDA stands for Small Farmers Development Agency and MFDA stands for Marginal Farmers Development Agency. These are examples of target group programmes designed to support small and marginal farmers w

Card 7Hill Area Development

Which Five Year Plan initiated Hill Area Development Programmes and what was the criteria for backward hill areas?

Answer

Hill Area Development Programmes were initiated during the Fifth Five Year Plan. The National Committee on Development of Backward Areas (1981) recommended that all hill areas having height above 600

Card 8Hill Area Development

What were the main objectives of Hill Area Development Programmes?

Answer

The programmes aimed at harnessing indigenous resources of hill areas through development of: 1. Horticulture and plantation 2. Agriculture 3. Animal husbandry and poultry 4. Forestry 5. Small-scale a

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