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PRELIMS POWER PLAY_ IMP COMMITTEEES


                   IMP COMMITTEES

Name
AIM
Watal Committee
Promotion of cashless economy
BN Srikrisna Committee

to look into aspects of RTP
also on Arbitration improvement
Dhirendra Singh Committee

strategic partnership model- pvt players collaboration with foreign partners for defence manufacturing
Specialised institutes focusing on defence R&D should be set up
Shekatkar Committee


For reforms in armed forces- suggested improving tooth to tail ratio
3% of GDP allocation, against Budget mein 2%

Anil Kakodkar Committee

On Railway Safety

NK Singh

New FRBM
2.5% n 0.8% FD & RD by 2022; 60% debt GDP ratio and a fiscal council, flexibility during boom n slowdown
Kelkar Report

Tax reforms
GST too proposed by him
Public Pvt Partnership reforms
TSR Subramanian Committee

Tasked with drafting new education policy
Scrap UGC & AICTE
Remove no detention clause, give 2 chances for promotion to next class
Shah Committee

Emergency excesses, violations of human rights

Kothari Commission
Gave 3 language formula
Nanavati
Commission
Sikh Riots
D K Basu Guidelines

Arrest reforms- Human Rights violations are not included

Swaminathan committee

Recommended agricultural overhaul measures
Like SHG, there are marginal & small farmers groups, should be promoted
Organic farming, cooperative farming & diversification towards bee keeping, horticulture, floriculture, ornamental fishery should be promoted as they have higher returns

Nayak committees

Effective Governance in PSB

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