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📊 Introduction to Five Year Plans in India
- Five Year Plans started in India in 1951.
- Model Followed: Soviet-style central planning but adjusted for Indian needs.
- Authority: Planning Commission (1950–2014) & later NITI Aayog (2015 onwards)
- Total Plans Implemented: 12 Five Year Plans (1951–2017)
- From 2017 onwards: India follows a Three-Year Action Plan, Seven-Year Strategy & Fifteen-Year Vision Document
🧠 SSC CGL: "Which country’s model influenced India’s Planning?" – USSR (Soviet Union)
🏢 Planning Commission of India (1950–2014)
- Establishment: March 15, 1950 by Executive Resolution (Not a Constitutional Body)
- First Chairman: Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru (PM was always Chairman)
- Main Function: Drafting Five Year Plans & resource allocation
- Key Role: Balanced growth of economy & poverty alleviation
- Criticism: Over-centralization, Top-Down approach
💡 SSC CGL: "Who was the first Deputy Chairman of Planning Commission?" – Gulzarilal Nanda
🏛️ NITI Aayog (National Institution for Transforming India)
- Established: January 1, 2015
- Replaced: Planning Commission
- Type: Policy Think Tank, Not involved in fund allocation
- Chairperson: Prime Minister of India
- Vice Chairperson: Appointed by PM (Currently Suman Bery)
- CEO: B.V.R Subrahmanyam (As of 2025)
- Main Focus: Cooperative Federalism, Bottom-up approach
- Key Initiatives: Atal Innovation Mission, SDG Index, Aspirational District Program
📌 SSC MTS: "NITI Aayog replaced which body?" – Planning Commission
📅 Detailed Summary of Each Five Year Plan
- 1st Five Year Plan (1951–1956)
Focus: Agriculture, Irrigation, Land Reforms
Model: Harrod-Domar Model
Success: Achieved 3.6% growth (target was 2.1%)
Key Schemes: Community Development Program (1952), National Extension Service (1953)
- 2nd Five Year Plan (1956–1961)
Focus: Industrialization, Public Sector Development
Model: Mahalanobis Model (Heavy Industry Bias)
Key Industries: Steel plants at Bhilai, Rourkela, Durgapur
New Institutions: IITs, DVC, LIC Nationalization
- 3rd Five Year Plan (1961–1966)
Focus: Self-Sufficiency in Food, Defense Preparedness
Challenges: Wars with China (1962) & Pakistan (1965), droughts
Key Program: Green Revolution started
- Plan Holiday (1966–1969)
Reason: Economic Crisis post 3rd Plan failure
Three Annual Plans: Rolling Plans to stabilize economy
- 4th Five Year Plan (1969–1974)
Focus: Growth with Stability & Self-Reliance
Event: Nationalization of 14 Banks (1969)
Slogan: "Garibi Hatao"
- 5th Five Year Plan (1974–1979)
Focus: Poverty Removal, Self-Reliance
Program: Minimum Needs Program
- 6th Five Year Plan (1980–1985)
Focus: Poverty Reduction, Modernization
Slogan: "Garibi Hatao 2.0"
- 7th Five Year Plan (1985–1990)
Focus: Employment Generation, Social Justice
Program: Jawahar Rozgar Yojana
- 8th Five Year Plan (1992–1997)
Focus: Economic Reforms (LPG Policy)
Event: New Economic Policy 1991
Key Reform: End of License Raj
- 9th Five Year Plan (1997–2002)
Focus: Growth with Social Justice
Event: Asian Financial Crisis
- 10th Five Year Plan (2002–2007)
Focus: Double per capita income, Poverty Reduction
Growth: Target 8%, Achieved 7.8%
- 11th Five Year Plan (2007–2012)
Focus: Inclusive Growth
Schemes: MNREGA, NRHM, Mid-Day Meal
- 12th Five Year Plan (2012–2017)
Focus: Faster, Sustainable, Inclusive Growth
💡 SSC CHSL: "Which plan is called the 'LPG Plan'?" – 8th Five Year Plan
🎯 Quick Revision - SSC Crackers
- First Plan: Agriculture
- Second Plan: Heavy Industry
- Third Plan: Self-Sufficiency (Failed due to wars)
- Fourth Plan: Bank Nationalization
- Fifth Plan: Garibi Hatao
- Sixth Plan: Modernization
- Seventh Plan: Jawahar Rozgar Yojana
- Eighth Plan: LPG Reforms
- Ninth Plan: Social Justice
- Tenth Plan: Poverty Reduction
- Eleventh Plan: Inclusive Growth
- Twelfth Plan: Sustainable Growth
📌 SSC GD/CHSL: "Which Five Year Plan started Green Revolution?" – 3rd Plan
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