This document outlines several Industrial Policy Resolutions (IPRs) enacted in India to guide industrial growth and development: - The 1948 IPR emphasized continuous production increases and set the nature of development. - The 1956 IPR introduced under the 2nd Five-Year Plan had the objectives of accelerating growth and speeding industrialization, including preventing private monopolies. - The 1977 IPR added the objective of "promotion" to the existing goals of "protection" and "development" to address unemployment and uneven development issues. - The 1980 IPR was based on the 1956 resolution and outlined consumer protection, agriculture support, and export promotion socio-economic objectives.

1. Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR)

2. 3 Pillars o IPR
Vallabhbhai
Jhaverbhai Patel Shyama Prasad
Mukherjee
Jawaharlal Nehru

3. Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR)
6 April,1948
Objective
Growth Development

4. • This outlined the approach to industrial
growth and development.
• It emphasized the importance to the economy
of securing a continuous increase in
production
• The main contribution of the IPR 1948 was
that it set in the nature and pattern of
industrial development in the country.

5. Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR)
30 April,1956
Objective
Protection Development

6. • It also known as “Economic Constitution of
India”
• This was introduced in Second five year Plan
with a long term strategy for industrial and
economy development.
• Policy Resolution of 1956 which had as its
objective the acceleration of the rate of
economic growth and the speeding up of
industrialization including large and medium
scale industries also
• The main objective is to prevent private
monopolies.

7. Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR)
23 Dec,1977
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Objective
Protection Development Promotion

8. • There are two major issues:-
(1) Lopsided industrial development
(2) Large scale unemployment
• Earlier thrust was on protection (IPR 1948) and
development (IPR 1956), the IPR 1977 added
‘promotion’. As per this resolution, the small
sector was, thus, to be ‘protected, developed,
and promoted.’

9. Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR)
2 july,1980
• The Industrial Policy Statement of July 1980,
which is based as the Industrial Policy
Resolution of 1956, spells out the following
socio-economic objectives:
1. Consumer protection against high price and
low quality.
2. Strengthen the agricultural base through agro
industries
3. Promotion of export

10. Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR)
24 July,1990
Objective
Protection Development Promotion
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11. Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR)
6 Aug,1991

12. OTHER POLICY
• IPR 1973
• Comprehensive policy package for SSI and Tiny
sector 2000
• Industrial policy package for SSI 2001-02
• Industrial policy package for SSI 2004-05
• Industrial policy package for SSE 2005-06