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Which of the following Committees recommended a poverty line based on nutritional requirements exclusively?
1. Lakdawala Committee
2. Rangarajan Committee
3. Alagh Committee
4. Tendulkar Committee

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Correct Answer - Option 3 : Alagh Committee

The correct answer is Alagh Committee.

  • Alagh Committee (1979)
    • It was constituted by the Planning Commission under the chairmanship of Y. K. Alagh.
    • It constructed a poverty line for rural and urban areas on the basis of nutritional requirements and related consumption expenditure.

  • Lakdawala Committee (1993)
    • The Task Force was chaired by D.T. Lakdawala.
    • It recommended that State-specific poverty lines should be constructed and these should be updated using the CPI-IW in urban areas and CPI-AL in rural areas.
    • It also suggested discontinuation of scaling of poverty estimates based on National Accounts Statistics.
  • Tendulkar Committee (2009)
    • It was constituted by the Planning Commission and, chaired by Suresh Tendulkar.
    • It based its calculations on the consumption of the items like cereal, pulses, milk, edible oil, non-vegetarian items, vegetables, etc.
    • The Committee recommended a new method of updating poverty lines, adjusting for changes in prices and patterns of consumption, etc.
  • Rangarajan Committee(2012)
    • It was set up in the backdrop of national outrage over the Planning Commission’s suggested poverty line of ₹22 a day for rural areas.
    • It recommended that the Poverty line should be based on the Normative level of adequate nutrition and Behavioral determination of non-food expenses.

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