India's Second Five-Year Plan (1956-61) was developed based on
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1 mark, −0.333Indian EconomyPlanning, reforms and liberalisationFive Year Plans and planning modelsModerateabout 1 min
IIT JAM 2026 Question 4: Planning, reforms and liberalisation
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This question is on Five Year Plans and planning models, part of Planning, reforms and liberalisation in Indian Economy.
How India planned its development from 1951 and the models behind the plans.
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