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Which Five-Year Plan of India laid special emphasis on 'Growth with Social Justice' and aimed at achieving self-reliance?
A. First Five-Year Plan
B. Fourth Five-Year Plan✓ Correct Answer
C. Sixth Five-Year Plan
D. Eighth Five-Year Plan
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Fourth Five-Year Plan placed major emphasis on growth with social justice and the achievement of self-reliance, operating under the Gadgil formula for central assistance to states. Earlier plans focused heavily on agricultural production or heavy industrialization, whereas later plans addressed poverty eradication more explicitly. Five-Year Plans reflect the evolutionary trajectory of India's developmental planning framework.
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