The Bombay Plan

The Bombay Plan, crafted by prominent Indian industrialists in the mid-1940s, presents a comprehensive strategy for India's economic development post-independence. It outlines key sectors for growth and emphasizes the need for government intervention to foster industrialization and improve infrastructure. The collaboration of influential figures like J.R.D. Tata and G.D. Birla highlights its significance in shaping economic policy and addressing the challenges faced by a newly independent nation. The plan sparked considerable discussion and interest both within India and internationally.