Industrial Policy
Industrial Policy Resolution, 1948
- The Indian economy was designated as a Mixed Economy.
- Small-scale and cottage businesses were prioritised, and foreign investment was restricted.
- Four categories were used to categorise industries.
- Arms and ammunition, nuclear energy production, and railroad management are all under the sole control of the central government.
- New projects are only undertaken by the government (coal, iron and steel, aircraft manufacturing, ship building, telegraph, telephone etc.)
- Open to private industry, individuals, and cooperatives Industries that will be governed by the government (Industries of Basic Importance)
Industrial Policy Resolution, 1956
- This policy laid down the basic framework of Industrial Policy.
- This policy ....
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