Question

historically,during 1761-1999,industrial development of india can grossly be divided into _____periods.

Answer 1

Answer:

The industrial growth pattern in India can be divided into four phases as explained below:

Explanation:

1. First Phase (1951-65): Strong Industrial Base.

2. Second Phase (1965-80): Deceleration and Retrogression.

3. Third Phase: Industrial Recovery in Eighties (1981 to 1991).

4. Fourth Phase: Industrial Retrogression followed by an Upturn and Downturn Nineties (1991-92 to 1997-98).

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Historically, during 1761-1999, industrial development of India can grossly be divided into four periods or phases.

• The Phase I was considered as the ‘High Growth Phase’ that started around 1950-51 and continued till 1965-66.
• The Phase ll was called as ‘Industrial Deceleration and Structural Retrogression’ that began from 1966 and ended around 1980.
• The Phase III was called as the ‘Period of Industrial Recovery’ that began from 1981 and ended around 1991.
• The final phase IV, called as ‘Reforms Phase’ that began from July 1991 onwards till date.