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Table of Content
S.No.	Modules
1	Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence
2	Indian Economy (1950-1990)
3	Economic Reform Since 1991 – Part 1
4	Economic Reform Since 1991 – Part 2
5	Poverty
6	Human Capital Formation – Part 1
7	Human Capital Formation – Part 2
8	Rural Development – Part 1
9	Rural Development: Agricultural Marketing – Part 2
10	Growth of Employment and Workforce in India – Part 1
11	Informalisation and Unemployment Problem – Part 2
12	Infrastructure – Part 1
13	Infrastructure – Part 2
14	Environment and Sustainable Development
15	Comparative Development Experiences of India and its Neighbours

Table of Content
S.No.	Modules
1	Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence
2	Indian Economy (1950-1990)
3	Economic Reform Since 1991 – Part 1
4	Economic Reform Since 1991 – Part 2
5	Poverty
6	Human Capital Formation – Part 1
7	Human Capital Formation – Part 2
8	Rural Development – Part 1
9	Rural Development: Agricultural Marketing – Part 2
10	Growth of Employment and Workforce in India – Part 1
11	Informalisation and Unemployment Problem – Part 2
12	Infrastructure – Part 1
13	Infrastructure – Part 2
14	Environment and Sustainable Development
15	Comparative Development Experiences of India and its Neighbours

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Table of Content
S.No.	Modules
1	Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence
2	Indian Economy (1950-1990)
3	Economic Reform Since 1991 – Part 1
4	Economic Reform Since 1991 – Part 2
5	Poverty
6	Human Capital Formation – Part 1
7	Human Capital Formation – Part 2
8	Rural Development – Part 1
9	Rural Development: Agricultural Marketing – Part 2
10	Growth of Employment and Workforce in India – Part 1
11	Informalisation and Unemployment Problem – Part 2
12	Infrastructure – Part 1
13	Infrastructure – Part 2
14	Environment and Sustainable Development
15	Comparative Development Experiences of India and its Neighbours