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In January 2015, the Planning Commission was replaced by NITI Aayog. Which of the following is a key difference in NITI Aayog's approach compared with the Planning Commission?
NITI Aayog works as an advisory think tank that promotes cooperative federalism and a bottom-up approach, unlike the Planning Commission, which drew up Five Year Plans and allocated funds to states. It has no role in regulating money supply or implementing GST decisions.
- AIt acts as an advisory think tank promoting cooperative federalism rather than allocating funds through Five Year PlansCorrect
- BIt prepares binding Five Year Plans and allocates central funds to states
- CIt regulates the money supply and credit in the economy
- DIt was set up to implement the GST Council's decisions
Explanation
NITI Aayog is a policy think tank that advises the Centre and states and promotes cooperative federalism with a bottom-up approach. It does not prepare binding Five Year Plans or allocate funds as the Planning Commission did, so option 2 is wrong. Money supply is the RBI's role.
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