Analysis of the second five year plan of India with implications for the home science program in higher secondary schools (multipurpose) with special reference to West Bengal State.

Author

Bani Sen, University of Tennessee

Date of Award

12-1960

Degree Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Science

Major

Home Economics Education

Major Professor

Ilene Brown

Committee Members

Phyllis Ilett, Virginia S. Hardie

Abstract

A plan is essentially the result of purposive thinking and aims in a well-thought-out development. Plans may be of different kinds--as individual, group, regional, or national. The national plan may belong to one of two categories, distributional plan and developmental plan. The distributional plan comes only when there is sufficient wealth to distribute. This can be seen in countries like the U.S.A. and the United Kingdom. Russia, during recent years, has been demonstrating the value of short term developmental planning to the world. After independence, the Government of India decided to launch short developmental plans in the country. But there is a fundamental difference between the two; Russia's planning was under Communist regime. In Russia a sort of compulsion was felt, whereas in India there was planning for a sovereign republic with a democratic set-up.

Recommended Citation

Sen, Bani, "Analysis of the second five year plan of India with implications for the home science program in higher secondary schools (multipurpose) with special reference to West Bengal State.. " Master's Thesis, University of Tennessee, 1960.
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