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Key Insights on India's Five-Year Plans: Investment, Growth, and Agricultural Revolution

This document provides a comprehensive overview of critical questions related to India's Five-Year Plans, covering topics such as total investments, industrial growth rates, and agricultural policies. Key highlights include the investments outlined in the Ninth Plan, the historical growth recorded in various Plans, and the significant impact of the Green Revolution on crop yields. This content serves as an essential resource for understanding the evolution of India's economic planning and agricultural advancements through targeted questions and answers.

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Key Insights on India's Five-Year Plans: Investment, Growth, and Agricultural Revolution

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  1. Question Round Brought to you By http://clickformba.tripod.com Pradeep D C

  2. Question 1 • The ninth plan envisages the total investment of • Rs. • 2205 Crores • 7600 Crore • 2500 Crores • 1800 Crores 2205 Crores

  3. Question 2 • Under which Five-Year Plan did industrial growth record the highest growth? • First • Second • Fifth • Fourth Fifth

  4. Question 3 • Which Five-Year Plan accorded highest priority to the development of Transport and Communication in terms of percentage allocation of plan outlay? • Fifth • Fourth • Third • Second Second

  5. Question 4 • National Agricultural Policy 2002 was announced during which Five-Year Plan? • Seventh • Eighth • Ninth • Tenth Ninth

  6. Question 5 • The First Five-Year Plan was submitted to parliament in • 1949 • 1950 • 1951 • 1952 1952

  7. Question 6 • At the commencement of the first Five-Year Plan the total production of food rains in India was 50.82 million tonnes and it touched a record figure of _________ under seventh Five-Year Plan • 150 Million Tonnes • 160 Million Tonnes • 170 Million Tonnes • 180 Million Tonnes 170 Million Tonnes

  8. Question 7 • Production of wheat in India increased from 6.46 million tonnes at the commencement of the First Five-Year Plan to _______ million tonnes at the end Seventh Five-Year Plan • 20 million tonnes • 38 million tonnes • 44 million tonnes • 54 million tonnes 54 million tonnes

  9. Question 8 • Who was the first chairman of Planning Commission of India? • Jawaharlal Nehru • Indira Gandhi • Dr. S. Radhakrishnan • A. Dallal Jawaharlal Nehru

  10. Question 9 • Yield per hectare of rice was 771 kg at the commencement of First Five-Year Plan which increased to ________ as a result of the ‘Green Revolution’ in the country • 800 kg • 1698 kg • 1715 kg • 1695 kg 1695 kg

  11. Question 10 • As a result of Green Revolution yield per hectare of wheat touched as a record figure of • 1500 kg • 2200 kg • 2222 kg • 2240 kg 2222 kg

  12. Question 11 • With which crop has a Green Revolution in India been associated? • Sugarcane • Rice • Wheat • Pulses Wheat

  13. Question 12 • Selective disinvestment of public sector as an objective was included for the first time in • Fifth Plan • Sixth Plan • Eighth Plan • Seventh Plan Eighth Plan

  14. Question 13 • The Planning Commission was setup in accordance with the directive principles in • Article 38 • Article 39 • Article 40 • Article 51A Article 39

  15. Question 14 • The phenomenon known as ‘Green Revolution’ began to manifest during • Third Plan • Second Plan • Annual Plans • Fourth Plan Annual Plans

  16. Question 15 • The highest body which approves the Five-Year Plan is • Finance Ministry • Lok Sabha • Rajya Sabha • National Development Council National Development Council

  17. THANK YOU

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