IN THIS PROJECT I HAVE COVERED:- 1-PLANNING COMMISION 2-ABOUT NITI AAYOG. 3-MEMBERS OF NITI AAYOG 4- DIFF BTW PLANNING COMM AND NITI AATOG. 5-OBJECTIVES IF NITI AAYOG 6-CONCLUSION *THIS PROJECT I HAVE MADE FOR MY FRIEND IF YOU WANT TO SUMMIT THIS PROJECT IN YOUR RESPECTIVE SECTORS DOWNLOAD IT AND MODIFY IT WTH MS POWER POINT.

1. NITI AAYOG
PRASOON KUMAR B.A LLB 1st
YEAR SEC.A
Ajeenkya Dy Patil School of Law

2. PLANNING COMMISSION
 Setup – March 1950
 Jawaharlal Nehru was the first Chairman
of the Planning Commission.
 Authority.
 Promote a rapid rise in the standard of
living of the people ,by –Five Year Plan.
1. Efficient use of Resources.
2. Increasing production.
3. Employment Opportunity.
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3. RENAMING OF PLANNING COMMISSION
▸ New Avatar as ‘NITIAAYOG’.
▸ ‘One Size fits all approach’
▸ “No futuristic vision in the post-reform
period”.
▸ Focus on Indian Economy. 3

4. ABOUT
▸ NITI Aayog is a Government of India
policy think-tank.
▸ • The acronym ‘NITI’ stands for National
Institution for Transforming India.
▸ • ‘Aayog ’is the Hindi word for
‘commission’.
▸ • Established by Prime Minister Narendra
Modi.
▸ • Formation – 1st January 2015,
▸ First meeting - 8th February 2015
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5. MEMBERS
 Chairperson: Prime Minister Narendra Modi
 CEO: Amitabh Kant.
 Vice Chairman: Rajiv Kummar.
 Ex-officio Members: Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh,
Nirmala Sitaraman and Narendra Singh Tomar.
 Special Invitees: Nitin Gadkari, Piyush Goyal,
Thawar Chand Gehlot and Rao Inderjit Singh.
 Full-time Members: V. K. Saraswat (former
DRDO Chief), Ramesh Chand (Agriculture
Expert) and Dr V. K Paul.
 Governing Council: All Chief Ministers And
Lieutenant Governors Of States And Union
Territories.
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6. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
NITI AAYOG & PLANNING
COMMISION.
▸ Financial
Clout
▸ Full-time
members
▸ States’ Role
▸ Member
Secretary.
NITI AAYOG
1. To be an advisory body, or a
think-tank. The powers to
allocate funds might be vested
in the finance ministry.
2. The number of full-time
members could be fewer than
Planning Commission.
3. State governments are
expected to play a more
significant role than they did in
the Planning Commission.
4. To be known at the CEO and
to be appointed by the prime
minister.
PLANNING
COMMISSION
1. Enjoyed the powers to
allocate funds to ministries
and state governments.
2. The last Commission had
eight full-time members.
3. States' role was limited to
the National Development
Council and annual interaction
during Plan meetings.
4. Secretaries or member
secretaries we appointment
through the usual process.
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7. FIFTH MEETING OF NITI AAYOG.
ON 15TH JUNE,2019
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8. OBJECTIVES
 Formulation of plans.
National security Interest.
Social Stability.
To focus on technology upgradation and
capacity building.
To monitor the implementation of
programmes and initiatives.
Policy support.
Safeguarding of our environmental and
ecological assets.
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9. Conclusion:
NITI Aayog will seek to facilitate and empowerthis
critical requirement of good governance, which is
people-centric, participative, collaborative,
transparent and policy-driven. It will provide
critical directional and strategic input to the
development process, focus on deliverables
and outcomes. This, along with being as
incubator and disseminator of fresh thought and
ideas for development, will be the core mission of
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