The correct option is B Increase agricultural and industrial population
First Five-Year Plan in February 1928, he had the mechanisms in place to
control both the party and society. ... The practical aims of Stalin's plans were to
increase industrial production, including consumer goods, by 250 percent and to
increase agricultural production by 130 percent. India had to recover
from the partition and the disequilibrium in the economy due to the Second
World War. The First Plan, therefore, had the objectives of
rehabilitating refugees, agricultural development, and self-sufficiency in food
along with controlling inflation. The target GDP growth of
the plan was 2.1%, but
the country recorded a growth of 3.6% that year. New Delhi:
Sixty-nine years ago, on 9 July 1951, India's first Prime Minister
Jawaharlal Nehru presented the First Five-Year Plan to the Parliament.