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When was the Planning Commission formed in India?
When was the Planning Commission formed in India?
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Planning Commission: 15 March 1950 → NITI Aayog replaced it in 2015.
Updated On: Oct 19, 2025
- 15th March, 1950
- 15th March, 1951
- 15th April, 1950
- 15th April, 1951
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Step 1: Background.
The Planning Commission was set up by a Government resolution on 15 March 1950.
Step 2: Function.
It formulated Five-Year Plans for India’s economic development.
The Planning Commission was set up by a Government resolution on 15 March 1950.
Step 2: Function.
It formulated Five-Year Plans for India’s economic development.
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