The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, shared glimpses of his address at the Economic Times World Leaders Forum 2026. He highlighted the shift from Production Linked Punishment to Production Linked Incentives in India. The Prime Minister emphasized the change in approach from controlling enterprise to enabling it.
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What is the new approach adopted by India in place of the previous one?
India has shifted from penalizing companies for exceeding production limits to incentivizing them with Production Linked Incentives.
Consider the following statements regarding Economic Reforms in India: 1. India has moved from controlling enterprise to enabling it. 2. The Licence Raj discouraged enterprise, production and job creation. 3. The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, has implemented Production Linked Incentives in India. How many of the above statements are correct?
Statement 1 is supported by fact 4, which states that India has moved from controlling enterprise to enabling it. Statement 2 is also supported by fact 3, which mentions that the Licence Raj discouraged enterprise, production and job creation. However, Statement 3 is incorrect as it attributes the implementation of Production Linked Incentives to the Prime Minister, whereas fact 1 only mentions that India has moved from Production Linked Punishment to Production Linked Incentives, without specifying who implemented this change.
Consider the following two statements: Statement-I: India has moved from controlling enterprise to enabling it. Statement-II: The Licence Raj discouraged enterprise, production and job creation. Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements?
Statement 1 is supported by fact 4, which states that India has moved from controlling enterprise to enabling it. Statement 2 is also supported by fact 3, which mentions that the Licence Raj discouraged enterprise, production and job creation. The fact that the Licence Raj discouraged enterprise, production and job creation (Statement 2) explains why India has moved from controlling enterprise to enabling it (Statement 1), as it implies that the Licence Raj was a restrictive policy that hindered economic growth.