How was the economic development of India visualised in the early decades after independence?
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Answer: The three problems that the newly independent nation of India faced are as follows:
Rehabilitation of a large number of refugees.Assimilation of princely states.Ensuring the unity of a country which is full of diversity.
Rehabilitation of a large number of refugees.Assimilation of princely states.Ensuring the unity of a country which is full of diversity.
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➡️In 1956, the second 5 year plan was formulated .
➡️This focus strongly on the development of heavy industry such as steel and on the buildings of large dams.
➡️These sectors will be under the control of the state. This focus on heavy industry and the effort of state regulation of Economy was to guide economic policy for the next few decades.
➡️This approach had many strong support but also some vocal critics.
➡️Some felt that it had put in inadequate emphasis on agriculture. Others argued that it has neglected primary education.
➡️Still others believe that it has not taken account of the environmental implications of economic policies.
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➡️In 1956, the second 5 year plan was formulated .
➡️This focus strongly on the development of heavy industry such as steel and on the buildings of large dams.
➡️These sectors will be under the control of the state. This focus on heavy industry and the effort of state regulation of Economy was to guide economic policy for the next few decades.
➡️This approach had many strong support but also some vocal critics.
➡️Some felt that it had put in inadequate emphasis on agriculture. Others argued that it has neglected primary education.
➡️Still others believe that it has not taken account of the environmental implications of economic policies.
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