4rth Planning Commision[1] Final

8/8/2019 4rth Planning Commision[1] Final

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-Presented By-

Prashant Srivastava


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It was set up by the Union government to promote arapid rise in the standard of living of the Indian peopleby efficient manner.

Increasing production and offering opportunities to all

for employment in the service of the community.

The Planning Commission is charged with theresponsibility of making assessment of all resources inthe country

The Planning Commission was set up by a resolutionof the Government of India in March 1950.

Gulzarilal Nanda was the first Deupty chairman of

planning Commission.


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National budgeting is a technique of economicplanning which has been used in recent years incountries.

To ensure a certain balance between the demand forresources and the supply of resources from year toyear.

A national budget is different from other familiarforms of budgets in that it attempts to cover theeconomy as a whole and not just a part of thetransactions within it.


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It takes into account not only the fiscal budget but alsoaggregate consumer income and expenditure, accounts

of corporate and unincorporated enterprises, budgetsof local authorities

For ensuring a balance between the demand forparticular goods and services and their supply,investment budgets as well as commodity, foreignexchange and manpower budgets are also constructedfor the purpose of national budgeting.


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1969-1974


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INDIRA GANDHI Chairman

D.R. GADGIL Deputy Chairman

R. VENKATARAMAN

Member B.VENKATAPPIAH Member

PITAMBAR PANT Member

B.D. NAG CHAUDHURI Member

B.D. PANDE Secretary (August 1967 -February 1970)

A. MITRA Secretary (February 1970)


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Nationalized 14 major Indian banks

The Green Revolution in India advancedagriculture

Spending on war efforts reduced industrialspending

Poor monsoon and influx of refugees formBangladesh

Projected national income growth at 5.7 percent/yr; realized rate - 3.3 percent

Focus on sorting short-term problems; No longterm focus in plan


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Central Bank of India Bank of Maharashtra Dena Bank Punjab National Bank

Syndicate Bank Canara Bank Indian Bank Indian Overseas Bank Bank of Baroda Union Bank

Allahabad Bank United Bank of India UCO Bank Bank of India


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Approach and Policy

The Long Term Perspective

Plan in Outline

Financing the Plan

Foreign Trade

Agriculture

Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Fishing andForests


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Cooperation and Community Development

Food and Nutrition Irrigation and Flood Control

Power

Village and Small Industries

Industry and Minerals

Transport and Communications

Education and Manpower

Scientific Research Regional Development, Housing and Water

Supply


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Health and Family Planning

Social Welfare

Welfare & Development of Backward Classes

Labour & Employment

Other Programmes


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1960-61 61-62 62-63 63-64 64-65 65-66 66-67 67-68 68-69


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POWER AND TRANSPORT


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Thank You

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4rth Planning Commision[1] Final