Last of three talks by Andrew Shonfield based on a series of lectures he delivered In New Delhi earlier this year urder the joint auspices of the Indian Council of World Affairs and the Council for Economic Education
The third Indian Five Year Plan has been criticised for its excessive caution. Mr. Shonfield argues that the coincidence of the second agricultural revolution in the West with the population explosion in the East offers an opportunity for more ambitious planning of development in India and elsewhere.