Study the Impact on Government Policies of Niti Aayog | Original Article

ABSTRACT:

On 1 January 2015, India‟s 64-year-old apex policy-making body, the Planning Commission, was replaced by a new institution, the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog. While it is still too early to assess the NITI Aayog‟s impact on India‟s complex policy landscape, or the full extent of its social and political implications, the emerging architecture of the new institution provides valuable insights into the Modi government‟s economic policy priorities and preferred style of governance. One of the main objectives of NITI Aayog is, „To study NITI Aayog will spur innovative thinking by objective „experts‟ and promote „co-operative federalism‟ by enhancing the voice and influence of the states, the new institution is being crafted to enlarge the power of the executive government and the prime minister.