Five Year Plans & Economic Planning
Test your knowledge on India's First Five Year Plan (1951-56) and the Green Revolution. Covers planning models, economic timelines, and key initiatives. Free.
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Five Year Plans & Economic Planning
15 questions · 10 minutes
Q1.When did the First Five Year Plan start?
Q2.Which model was adopted for India's Second Five-Year Plan?
Q3.During which Five Year Plan was the Green Revolution implemented?
Q4.During which Five Year Plan was the 'Garibi Hatao' slogan introduced?
Q5.During which Five Year Plan were the LPG reforms introduced?
Q6.Which was the last Five Year Plan?
Q7.Which body replaced the Planning Commission?
Q8.Who is the chairman of NITI Aayog?
Q9.What does NITI stand for?
Q10.When was the Planning Commission established?
Q11.What was the primary focus of the First Five-Year Plan?
Q12.Holiday years (no plan):
Q13.Which steel plants were established during India's Second Five Year Plan?
Q14.What was the theme of the 11th Five Year Plan?
Q15.What is the primary function of the National Development Council (NDC)?
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