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Trends in Indian Planning & Development

The document discusses various topics related to planning and economic development in India including federalism, liberalization, privatization, decentralized planning, green revolution, agrarian crisis, and Gandhian and Nehruvian models of development. It also discusses social movements in India such as Chipko movement, Narmada Bachao Andolan, women's movements and environmental movements.

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Trends in Indian Planning & Development

The document discusses various topics related to planning and economic development in India including federalism, liberalization, privatization, decentralized planning, green revolution, agrarian crisis, and Gandhian and Nehruvian models of development. It also discusses social movements in India such as Chipko movement, Narmada Bachao Andolan, women's movements and environmental movements.

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Planning and Economic Development

1. ‘Planning has superseded the federation and our country is functioning almost like a
unitary system in many respects.’ In the light of the statement, examine the recent trends in
Indian Federalism. (91/60)
2. Comment : Economic liberalisation in India. (93/20)

3. Comment : Political Dimensions of Development Administration. (97/20)

4. Comment : Impact of disinvestment and privatization on planning in India. (01/20)

5. Comment : New Economic Policy (1991). (02/20)

6. It is generally belived that fedramlism suffers in a system of centralized planning. Do you agree
with this point of view ? Would you advocate ‘decentralized governance’ for India in the context of
liberalization since 1991 ? (02/60)

7. Comment : Decentralized Planning (06/20)

8. Comment : Economic liberalisation and uneven development among Indian States. (10/20)

9. Do you thinkthat the post-1991 reforms in India mark a significant shift from the Nehruvian model
of economic development ? Justify your answer (10/20)

10. Critically examine Green Revolution as a strategy for sustainable agricultural development.
(12/30)

11. Comment in 150 words : Gandhian perspective of development and its contemporary relevance.

(13/10)

12. Compare the Nehruvian and Gandhian models of development. (15/15)

13. Critically examine the politics of economic growth in India. (16/20)

14. Land reforms have failed in the eradication of rural poverty. Comment. (16/20)

15. What do you understand by Green Revolution ? Do you think that a second green revolution is
needed to adequately address the sgrarian challenges in contemporary India ?Examine. (17/15)

16. Examine the various causes of agrarian crisis in India (18/20)

17. What has been the political fallout of the Green Revolution in India ? Explain. (19/15)
Social Movements
1. Comment in 150 words : Compare and contrast Chipko Movement with Narmada Bachao
Andolan. (13/10)
2. The dilemmas of the human rights movement in India. (14/10)
3. Examine the scope and limitations of women’s movements in India. (14/15)
4. Critically analyse the environmentalist movement in Tuticorin, Tamilnadu. (18/20)
5. Political decentralization has not been matched by administrative decentralization at the
grass roots level. Explain (19/10)

6. Write short note on the significance of Chipko movement. (19/10)


7. “The environmental movements have challenged the policy and pattern of economic
development in post-independent India.” Analyse with examples. (09/60)

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