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NEHRU ON SOCIAL POLICIES A- EDUCATION 1) He was a great visionary of education system in india , and advocated and implemented free and compulsory education for all of Indias children and youth. 2) massive enrolment programmes for children were initiated, and thousands of schools were...

NEHRUVIAN VISION ON AGRICULTURAL POLICIES . 1) The government initiated agrarian reforms along with massive industrialisation. He knew that ,for industrialisation to be viable, it needed a firm and strong base of agriculture and small scale industries 2) He introduced a successfull...

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5) He once said that "distinction between public and private sector was of relative emphasis .... the both sectors cannot be looked upon as separate entities, : they are and most function as a part of single organism " . 6 ) He advocated of sufficient autonomy to public enterprises, he...

NEHRU ON ECONOMIC POLICIES , 1) He was a advocate of mixed economy. 2) He believed , the establishment of basic and heavy industries was essential for development and modernisation of our economy. The government hence directed investment into key public sector industries like iron coal steel...

Part 3 , NEHRUVUAN VISION AND GOVERNING POLICIES . 1) For Nehru, modernisation was the national policy , with 7 goals viz. National unity Parliamentary democracy Industrialisation Socialism Religious harmony Development of scientific temper . Non alignment

2 ) What is ideology ? It basically is a body of ideas concerning, social and political values and goals , which can create concrete plans to realise the goals. Jawahar lal Nehru has been regarded as the one of the important visinory leaders in the world but he is certainly the most...

Objectives: Discuss the nature of nehruvian ideology and vision and explain the essence of nehruvian vision with respect to specific policies and also the achieve ments of Nehru NOTE : KINDLY DONT POST ANY REPLY TILL I COMPLETE THE THREAD . Part 1 , brief introduction of Jawaharlal Nehru...