Which of the following statements regarding historical economic plans in India is incorrect?

Which of the following Asian countries adopted centralised economic planning or five-year plans in the 1950s?

Analyse the major achievements and challenges of the economic planning era in India (1951-2017): 1. The planning period successfully established a highly diversified industrial base, shifting the structure of the economy away from an overwhelming dependence on agriculture. 2. India achieved self-sufficiency in food grain production, largely due to the agricultural strategy implemented during the initial plans, which later led to the Green Revolution. 3. Despite the focus on social justice and poverty, significant interstate and regional disparities in economic development have remained a persistent challenge throughout the planning period. 4. The system initially favoured a larger role for the public sector with massive investments in heavy and basic industries, which developed a strong capital goods sector. 5. A key failing of early planning was inadequate attention to human capital development, which was rectified with a strong focus in the later plans, such as the Eleventh Plan. 6. Inflation and external trade deficits, particularly the Balance of Payments crisis, repeatedly disrupted the continuity of the Five Year Plan cycle, leading to the plan holidays/breaks. 7. The shift to 'Indicative Planning' post-1991 altered the nature of bureaucratic overreach and licensing, leading to significantly higher and more sustained economic growth rates. Which of the combinations given below contains only correct statements?