The Navratna Policy was introduced by the Government of India to provide greater financial and operational autonomy to leading PSUs.
Justifications:
1. Increased Operational Freedom:
- The Navratna status allows PSUs greater decision-making power, helping them compete with private enterprises both domestically and globally.
2. Facilitating Disinvestment and Efficiency:
- The policy has encouraged disinvestment, allowing partial privatization, thereby reducing the financial burden on the government.
- It has helped PSUs become self-reliant and more competitive in the global market.
Conclusion: The Navratna policy has played a crucial role in strengthening India’s public sector enterprises, allowing them greater autonomy while encouraging efficiency and privatization.
State and elaborate, whether the following statements are true/false, with valid arguments
Under the Golden Revolution there was tremendous growth in horticulture, making India the world leader in this field.
State and elaborate, whether the following statements are true/false, with valid arguments
Small and marginal farmers are given preference in getting credit from non-institutional sources like Regional Rural Banks, Cooperative Banks, etc.
