NITI Aayog Flashcards
What type of body is NITI Aayog?
1.It was created by an executive resolution of government of India. Hence its neither a constitutional nor a statutory body. It is an extra constitutional and non statutory body.
Who is the chairperson of NITai Aayog?
PM
What is the composition of Governing council of NITI Aayog?
It has CM of all states and UTs with legislature and Lt. Governors of other UT
What is the function and composition of regional councils of NITI Aayog?
- Formed to address issues impacting more than a state or region
- consists of concerned CMs or LGs
Who are the special invitees in composition of NITI Aayog?
Experts nominated by PM
What is the fulltime organisational framework of NITI Aayog?
- Vice chairperson
- By PM
- rank of Cabinet minister - Members
- full time
- rank of minister of state - part time members
- max 2 from university, research organization or relevant institutions - Ex-officio members
- max 4 of union council of ministers
- by PM - Chief Executive Officer
- by PM
- fixed tenure
- rank of secretary to government
6.secretariat
As deemed necessary
Name the specialised wing of NITI Aayog
- Research wing
- Consultancy wing
- Team India wing
What is function of Research wingbin NITI Aayog?
It develops in-house sectoral expertise as a dedicated think tank of top notch domain experts, specialists and scholars
What is function of consultancy wing of NITI Aayog?
Provides match making ground of expertise and /or finance for central and state government.
What is function of Team India wing?
- Has members from every state and ministry , to ensure voice and stake for everyone
- serves as a permanent platform
- establishes direct communication between state/ministry and NITI Aayog
What are functions of NITI Aayog in different fields?
- Design policy and programme framework
- Foster cooperative federalism
- Monitoring and evaluation
- Think tank, and knowledge and innovation Hub.
What are the guiding principles of NITI Aayog?
- Antyodaya
- Inclusion of marginalized
- Village integration in development processes
- Demographic dividend harnessing
- Peoples participation
- Governance
- sustainable planning
What are the seven pillars of effective governance of NITI Aayog?
- Pro people agenda that fulfils aspirations of society and individuals
- pro active in anticipating & responding to citizen needs
- Participative, by involvement of citizens
- women empowerment
- inclusion with attention to SCs, STs, OBCs, minorities
- equality of opportunity for youth
- transparency through technology
What are 2 kay features Or aspects of cooperative federalism?
- joint focus on national development agenda by the center and the state
- advocacy of state perspective with central ministries
What is the Manifestation of cooperative federalism in working of NITI Aayog?
- Meetings of governing council
- sub-groups of chief ministers on different subjects
- Task forces on specific subjects
- NITI forum for North East
- sustainable development in himalayan region
- development support services to states.
- sustainable action for transforming human capital (SATH)