Nehruvian Era

The Nehruvian Era refers to the period when Jawaharlal Nehru was India's Prime Minister (1947-1964), shaping modern India. It focused on establishing a strong, democratic, and secular nation. Nehru emphasized scientific progress, industrialization, and social reforms, aiming for economic independence and reducing poverty. His policies promoted education, mixed economy, and international neutrality during the Cold War. This era laid the groundwork for India's future development, emphasizing unity, democracy, and modernization, while grappling with challenges like poverty and inequality. It is remembered as a foundational period that defined India’s direction in independence and growth.