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... Rupees ) 1451 100 25 60 330 % to Total 44 30 8 13 100 Thus , the entire financial resources of the First Plan were ... Indian rupees from the original figure of 170 million Indian rupees to keep the total outlay unchanged . duties were ...
... Rupees ) 1451 100 25 60 330 % to Total 44 30 8 13 100 Thus , the entire financial resources of the First Plan were ... Indian rupees from the original figure of 170 million Indian rupees to keep the total outlay unchanged . duties were ...
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... India agreed to give Nepal aid up to 100 million Indian rupees during the period of India's Second Five Year Plan . Similarly , on January 23 , 1952 the U. S. Govern- ment signed an agreement to help Nepal's deve- lopment . Quite a ...
... India agreed to give Nepal aid up to 100 million Indian rupees during the period of India's Second Five Year Plan . Similarly , on January 23 , 1952 the U. S. Govern- ment signed an agreement to help Nepal's deve- lopment . Quite a ...
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... rupees and more than 70 million Indian rupees . However , the number of companies registered in 1955 was only 6. Even after 1951 and before the launching of the First Five Year plan noth- ing was substantially done excepting convening a ...
... rupees and more than 70 million Indian rupees . However , the number of companies registered in 1955 was only 6. Even after 1951 and before the launching of the First Five Year plan noth- ing was substantially done excepting convening a ...
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Chapter Page I Introduction | 1 |
Resources | 11 |
Early Experiences with Planning | 29 |
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achieved activities adequate administrative agricul agricultural development agricultural production allocated annual aspects Baglung basic basis Birganj Birta budget capital cent CHAPTER co-ordination cottage industries country's course cultivation developing countries developmental districts domestic economic development economic growth efforts emphasis estimated expenditure experiences facilities financial resources fiscal Five Year Plan foreign aid forest Government of Nepal hilly Himalayas implementation important improvement income increase India Indian rupees industrial development investment irrigation jute Kathmandu Valley lack land reform loan lopment Majesty's Government mandu ment million Ministry mobilise National Planning necessary Nepalese Nepalese rupee nomic objectives organisation output Panchayat percent Plan Kathmandu Plan period Planning Commission Pokhara population priorities private sector problems programme progress projects public sector Rapti recent regard regions revenue road Rupees savings schemes Second Five Second Plan statistical survey tarai targets taxes Third Plan Three Year Plan tion total outlay various village development Zamindar