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  1. Answer
    1950
    Question
    Year the Planning Commission was set up
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    1944
    Question
    Year of the Bombay Plan
  3. Answer
    1970
    Question
    Year Operation Flood started
  4. Answer
    14
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    Private banks nationalised
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    34
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    Bihar death rate rise in 1967, per cent
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    1966
    Question
    Year the Fourth Plan was due
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_Source: syllabus Political Science, Politics in India since Independence, Chapter 3, Politics of Planned Development._

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Clues and terms
  1. Clue
    1944 industrialists' plan for a planned economy.
    Item
    Bombay Plan
  2. Clue
    Drafted the heavy-industry Second Plan.
    Item
    Mahalanobis
  3. Clue
    Congress session on the socialist pattern.
    Item
    Avadi
  4. Clue
    Gap after the Third Plan in 1966.
    Item
    Plan holiday
  5. Clue
    Literacy and health despite low income.
    Item
    Kerala model
  6. Clue
    India's blend of state and private.
    Item
    Mixed economy
  7. Clue
    HYV seeds and wheat boom.
    Item
    Green Rev
  8. Clue
    Milkman of India, Amul.
    Item
    Kurien
  9. Clue
    1970 nationwide milk grid.
    Item
    Op Flood
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_Source: syllabus Political Science, Politics in India since Independence, Chapter 3, Politics of Planned Development._

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