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Which statement best describes the approach of NITI Aayog compared with the Planning Commission?
NITI Aayog follows a bottom-up approach and fosters cooperative federalism, treating states as partners in policy making. It does not draw up binding Five-Year Plans or allocate funds as the Planning Commission did.
- AIt prepares binding Five-Year Plans and allocates funds to states
- BIt follows a bottom-up approach and fosters cooperative federalism with states as partnersCorrect
- CIt regulates the securities market and protects investors
- DIt audits the accounts of the Union and state governments
Explanation
NITI Aayog is built on a bottom-up approach with states as active partners, promoting cooperative federalism. Binding plans and fund allocation reflected the older top-down Planning Commission model. Securities regulation is SEBI's role and audit is the CAG's.
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