Politics Of Planned Development

The First Five-Year Plan (1951-1956) focused primarily on the agricultural sector, aiming to increase food production to alleviate food shortages. It also emphasized the development of basic industries like iron, steel, and infrastructure to lay the foundation for future industrial growth. The plan was largely successful in achieving its goals.

The Planning Commission was established in India on 15th March 1950 by Jawaharlal Nehru, with the objective of formulating and implementing five-year plans to guide India's economic development.

The 'White Revolution,' also known as Operation Flood, was related to the production and distribution of milk, significantly increasing dairy production in India.