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UNIT-4 THE LOGICS OF INDIA DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

  A)PLANNING PROCESS: After India became independent in 1947, the national government stabilized the Planning Commission on March 15, 1950.  The planning commission had the power to impose policies on states and for the projects approved by the planning Commission.  The Planning Commission had the power to allocate funds to the state governments and various Central government ministries for various programs and projects at the national and state level. State governments Did not have much role to play apart from taking part in the meeting. The state government’s rule was confined to the National Development. The planning commission did not have any provisions for the appointment of part-time Members. The national.Development Council had lieutenant Governs and state chief Ministers Planning Commission had to report to the National Development Commission. Planning Commission secretaries were appointed through the usual process.  The last Planning Commission had eight fu...

akbar

  AKBAR(1556-1605) Akbar was one of the greatest monarchs of India.He succeeded the throne after his father, whom I use that.In the Second Battle of Panipat in 1556, Hemu was almost on the point of victory. But an arrow pierced his eye and he became unconscious. His army fled and the fortune favoured Akbar. The Mughal victory was deceived. Akbar, who had built a vast empire in India. It was possible due to aggressive policy of expansion.He conquered northern India from Agra to Gujarat and then from Agra to Bengal . 4 November 1556.Second Battle of Panipat defeat Hemu.Buy Akbar.And presence of Barham Khan. 1557 Punjab and sikanderpur 1558 to 1560 Gwalior, Ajmer and Jaunpur. 1561 defeat Baj Bahadur.(Battle of Sarangpur.) 1962.Capture Rajput, fatness of Mirtha.                    Become king with all powers.And established the Mughal dynasty at a large scale. Relations with Rajput: The Rajput pol...

unit 3 INDIAN ECONOMICS

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INDIAN ECONOMICS A)INTRODUCTION TO INDIAN ECONOMICS Indian is a developing country and our economy is a mixed economy where the public sector co-exists with the private sector.For an overview of Indian economy,we should first go through the strengths of Indian economy. Indian economy growth rate is estimated to be around seven to eight percent by year 2015-2016 and the population is 140.76 cr according to 2021 census. India is likely to be the third largest economy with the GDP size of 15 trillion by 2030.The economy of India is currenty the  worlds fourth largest in terms of real GDP.     INDIAN ECONOMY Rapidly growing population with 1.2% annual change. Chronic unemployment (A person is considered employed if he / she works for 273 days of a year for eight hours every day.)Unemployment in India is mainly structural in nature. Low rate of capital formation due to less saving rate. Dualistic Nature of Economy (features of a modern economy, as well as traditional).Mixed Ec...