DATA OF INDIAN ECONOMICS class 12

DATA OF INDIAN ECONOMICS


Year's

1757- Battle of Plassey
1869- Suez canal
1881- First census
1921 - Year of great divide
1907 - TISCO
1850 - Introduction of railways 
1853 - First train in India
1966 - Green revolution
1948 - First industrial policy
1956 - Second IPR
1955- Small scale industries
1991- NEP
2017 - GST
2016 - Demonetisation
1948- GATT
1995 - WTO & NSAP
2014- Make in India & Jhan dhan yojna
2001 - Removal of Quotas
1962 - Study group by PCI
1979 - Task Force group
1989 - Expert group
2008 - PMEGP
2004- NFFWP
2005 - MGNREGA
1964 - Education commission
2009 - Right to Education Act
1998 - Tapas Majumdar committee
1969 - Institutional sources for credit
1982 - NABARD
1970 - Operation flood (White revolution) & MRTP Act
1991 to 2012 - Golden revolution
2005 - NREG Act
2013 - Montreal protocol
1974 - CPCB
1980 - IUCN

CHINA 
1949 - Independence
1953 - First five year plan
1978 - Economic reforms
1965 - Great proletarian cultural revolution
1958- Great leap forward campaign

PAKISTAN
1947- Independence
1956- First five year plan
1988 - Economic reforms
Early1970's - Nationalisation of capital goods
Late 1970's - Denationalisation & financial support


Abbreviations :- 

TISCO - Tata iron and steel company
PCI - Planning commission of India
IPR - Industrial policy resolution
NEP - New Economic policy
IBRD - International Bank for reconstruction and development (WORLD BANK)
IMF - International monetary fund
NEP - New economic policy
MRTP - Monopolies and restrictive trade practices act
FII - Foreign institutional investors
WTO - World trade organisation
NSSO - National sample survey organisation
PDS - Public distribution system
ICDS - Integrated child development scheme
MMS - Mid day meal scheme
REGP - Rural employment generation programme
PMRY - Prime Minister rozgar yojana
PMEGP - Prime Minister employment generation programme
SJSRY - Swarna jayanti shahari rozgar yojana
SGSY - Swarna jayanti gram swarozgar yojana
NRLM - National rural livelihoods mission
GATT - General agreement on trade and tariff
MPCE - Monthly per capita expenditure
SGRY - Sampoorna gramin rojgar yojana
NFFWP - National food for work programme
NREG - National rural employment guarantee act
MGNREGA - Mahatma Gandhi National rural employment guarantee act
NSAP - National social assistance program
PMJDY - Prime Minister Jan dhan yojana
NCERT - National council of educational research and training
UGC - University Grants commission
AICTE - All India council of technical education
NABARD - National bank for agriculture and rural development
TANWA - Tamil nadu women in agriculture
PDS - Public distribution system
MSP - Minimum support price
FCI - Food corporation of India
SAGY - Saansad aadarsh gram yojana
DGET - Directorate general of employment and training
CFL - Compact fluorescent lamps
LED - Light emitting diode
PHC - Primary Health centre
AYUSH- Ayurveda Yoga Unani Siddha Naturopathy Homeopathy
GBD - Global burden of diseases
CPCB - Central pollution control board
IUCN - International Union for the conservation of natural resources
SAARC - South Asian association for regional cooperation
ASEAN - Association of South East Asian nations
BRICS - Brazil Russia India China SouthAfrica
GLF - Great leap forward
SOE - State owned enterprises
SEZ - Special economic zones
UNCED - United Nations conference on environment and development
ISA - International solar alliance
CNG - Compressed natural gas
LPG - Liquefied petroleum gas

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