History · Post-Independence India
What was the primary strategy adopted by the Indian government in the 1950s for economic development?
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- 1Rapid industrialisation through centrally prepared five-year plans✓
- 2Focusing on agricultural expansion and crop yield improvement
- 3Developing the agricultural sector as the foundation of the economy
- 4Encouraging private sector growth in basic and heavy industries
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Rapid industrialisation through centrally prepared five-year plans
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