................... was an important instrument for controlling the private sector

The economic was liberalised during the Eighth Five Year Plan ............

The industry sector only accounted for 31% of the total Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 1950.

High Yielding Variety of sees of wheat and rice was adopted in ........... in select areas well endowed with irrigation.

The first IIT was located in ..............

The Fourth Plan ............ the emphasis was on poverty alleviation, so that social objectives were introduced into the planning exercise.

............. of the workers are paid directly into bank accounts or post office accounts to ensure transparency and hassle - free transfer of payments.

Nearly ................ of the population was living areas, depending on agriculture for their livelihood.

.......... were set up as centers of excellence in different fields of engineering.

i) Various initiatives are being taken by the government to such as Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA). ii)Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) and iii) The recently integrated scheme of Samagra Abhiyan to redress the issue of dropouts. Choose the answer from the codes given below:

The Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) was set up in ..............

The best known heavy industry was .................

Abolition of ............. was part f the manifesto of the Indian National Congress party even before Independence.

The ................ has been very successful in terms of increasing food production in India

India following the example of the .............. in planning for development through five year plans.

The MGNREGA programme is implemented by ...............

............... was announced by the Congress government which also aimed at promoting balanced growth.

The First Five Plan covered the period ............

................. was framed by the short-lived Janata government which was aimed at promoting rural, village and small scale industries.