The Third Five Year Plan (1961-1966) experienced the lowest national income growth rate due to external conflicts and economic pressures.
During which five year plan, the national income growth rate was the lowest?
Asked in Sr. Teacher Gr II Comp. Exam 2 · Topic: Planning (Achievements and Failures of Planning in India)
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