In the context of India's Five-Year Plans, a shift in the pattern of industrialization, with lower emphasis on heavy industries and more on infrastructure, begins in the:

Arrange the following economic plans and organizations of India in chronological order (from earliest to latest): (K) Bombay Plan (L) NITI Aayog (M) Visvesvaraya Plan (N) Planning Commission (O) National Development Council (NDC)

Which of the following are TRUE about the Bombay Plan (1944)? i) It laid thrust on state investment in infrastructure and heavy industries. ii) It proposed a planned economy to double the per capita income in 15 years. iii) It strictly opposed any form of state intervention in the economy. iv) It was drafted entirely by the British colonial government.