CBSE Class 11 (Arts) Indian Economy 1950-1990 — practice questions
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Practice CBSE Class 11 (Arts) Indian Economy 1950-1990 in the app →After independence, India pursued economic development through a system of:The body set up in 1950 to formulate India's Five Year Plans was the:The First Five Year Plan (1951–56) gave the highest priority to the development of:The Second Five Year Plan, based on the Mahalanobis model, emphasised the development of:The large rise in foodgrain production from high-yielding variety seeds, fertilisers and irrigation is called The abolition of intermediaries (zamindari) and redistribution of land were measures of:The development goal of producing goods domestically instead of importing them is called:The type of economy India adopted, combining the public and private sectors, is a:In India's planning strategy, the sector given the leading role in industrial development was the:As a goal of planning, 'equity' essentially means:The legally fixed maximum size of land that a person may own is known as the:The portion of agricultural produce that is sold in the market rather than self-consumed is the:The long-term goal of reducing dependence on imports and foreign aid is referred to as: