Trends in Indian Planning

able Acharya Vinoba Bhave achieve acres activities administration Agricultural Labour animal husbandry basic basis Bhoodan Central Community Development movement cooperative farming cottage industries country like India crores decentralization democracy democratic developmental economic and political economic development economic planning educational efficient employment essential establishment experience farmers Five Year Plan foodgrains Gandhian Gandhiji Gandhism Gram Sabhas Gramdan movement Gramdan villages Hindi human implementation improved increasing agricultural production irrigation J.K. Galbraith khadi land reclamation large number Lewis Mumford Mahatma Gandhi Marxism ment methods modern Nature Cure necessary non-violent organization Panchayati Raj pilot projects Planning Commission planning in India point of view population possible Prime Minister private sector problem programmes progress regard rural areas Sarvodaya schemes Second Five Shanti Sena spheres spirit success Third Five Third Plan period tion ultimately under-developed countries urban areas utilization various village and cottage village community village industries village institutions village panchayats Vinobaji workers