Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1
Economic planning of India
Why are the five year plans
made?
• Increase in National Income
Resolve the food crisis and ease the raw material problem especially in jute and
cotton.
National income went up by 18%, per capita income by 11% and per capita
consumption by 9%. 4
2nd five year plan (1956-61)
Started in prosperity.
6
4th five year plan(1969-74)
GDP growth and capital accumulation alone didn’t
helped.
9
7th five year plan(1985-89)
Starting three years saw severe drought conditions,
despite which the food grain production rose by
•
• CONTD…
Renovating the nation, so
15
that India moves at pace
with other fast growing
economies.
Achievements during Tenth Five-Year Plan
Fiscal Management-
The average growth rate in own tax revenue is likely to be more
than 14%.
Agriculture-
"Krishi Yojna - Aapke Dwar" launched in all Panchayat Samities in
2005-06 for a transparent delivery of extension services.
For efficient use of water "Amulya Neer Yojna" launched to
popularize water saving devices.
•
Industry-
(SEZs) are being developed with a view to provide infrastructure
and hassle free environment.
• 16
Rural Development and Self-Employment Training Institute
(RUDSETI) are being established at 5 places in the state.
Contd..
Roads-
Ruralconnectivity rose from 45% in 2002 to 65% in
2006.
Education-
Access of one primary school within the radius of
one km and upper primary school within 3 km.
Free text books to all girls and boys of class 1 to 12
studying in Government and aided schools except
boys of general category whose parents are
income tax payers.
Hot cooked mid day meals for all children in primary 17
schools.
Free bus passes to girls, studying in rural areas.
11th five year plan (2007-2012)
Vision for the Eleventh Plan-
To maximize the use of vast untapped potential and
• Education –
•(a)Increase literacy rate for persons of age 7 years or
above to 85%
•(b)Lower gender gap in literacy to 10 percentage point
• Health –
•(a)Provide clean drinking water for all by 2009
•
•
compulsion to work
•
•Infrastructure-
•(a)Ensure electricity connection to all villages
• Environment
•
(a)Attain WHO standards of air quality in all major cities by
2011-12.
•(b)Treat all urban waste water by 2011-12 to clean river
22
waters.
distribution of allocations under
different schemes
28 Facilities.
Roads-
•(a)The National Highway and State Highway together account for only
14.5% of network but carry 85% of traffic. 92% of the roads are single
lane, 3% intermediate lane and 5% double lane.
•(b)There are 39753 inhabited villages in the State (2001 census). Out of
Education-
•(a)Education is the most critical element in empowering people with skills