NITI Aayog is the Indian government's public policy think tank that was established in 2015 to replace the Planning Commission. It aims to foster cooperative federalism through bottom-up planning and address national development challenges. Key objectives include evolving a shared vision of national development, monitoring programs, and providing strategic policy advice through its members and CEO.

1. NITI AAYOG
Submitted By:
SHIVAM KUMAR SONI
MBA(Hons)
Roll No. 2284190034
Submitted To:
Dr. SHIVAM BHARDWAJ
Assistant profeesor
Dept. Of management

2. INTRODUCTION
NITI AAYOG
stands for
National
Institution For
Transforming
India.
Union
government of
India announced
the formation of
NITIAAYOG on
1st January 2015.
The first
meeting of NITI
Aayog was
chaired by
Narendra Modi
on 8th February
2015.
It is a
government of
India Think-
Tank policy.
It is a non-
statutory body.

3. FEATURES OF NITI AAYOG
Represent the
economic interest of
state governments and
union territories.
Provider of both
directional and
policy inputs.
NITI blogs provides
public access to
articles, field
reports as well as
published opinions
of the officials.

4. OBJECTIVES OF NITI AAYOG
To evolve a
shared vision
of national
development.
To foster
cooperate
federalism.
To develop
mechanisms
to formulate
credible plans.
Incorporation
of interests of
national
security.
To design
strategic long
term policy.
To provide
advice and
encourage
partnership.
To focus on
technology
upgradation
and capacity
building.

5. NITI AAYOG IN DIFFERENT SECTORS
Health
Education
Agriculture
AIM to innovation
Water management
Coopereative federalism
Transformation of aspirational districts

6. MEMBERS OF NITI AAYOG
NAMES DESIGNATION
Narendra modi Chairman
Suman Bery Vice Chairman
Rao Inderjit Singh Minister of State
Dr.VK Saraswat Member
Prof. RameshChand Member
Dr.Vinod Kumar Paul Member
Parameswaran Iyer Chief Executive Officer
Shalini Prasad Special Secretary
Shubhrata Prakash Director (Communication)
Kumar Sanjay Director ( Library)
Shashi Pal Director ( Admn.I, I-B & II)
Rajesh Gupta Director ( Skill Development, Labour and Employment)

7. FUNCTIONS OF NITI AAYOG
Policy and
Programme
Framework
Cooperative
Federalism.
Monitoring and
Evaluation
ThinkTank,
and
Knowledge
and Innovative
Hub

8. Planning
Commission
DIFFERENCE bETWEEN PLANNING
COMMISSION AND NITI AAYOG
Established on 15th March 1950.
Enjoyed the powers to allocate
funds to ministry and state
government.
Secretaries and the member
secretaries were appointed
through the usual process.
Has no provision for part time
members.
Established on 1st January 2016.
Is an advisory body or think tank
which performs the function of
allocation of funds.
Secretary known as CEO, to be
appointed by the PM.
Has a number of part time
members, depending on the need
from time to time.
NITI AAYOG

9. WHY IS NITI AAYOG CALLED A
THINKTANK?
NITI AAYOG is supposed to
be aThinkTank.This implies
that while generating new
ideas, it maintains a
respectable intellectual
distance from the
government of the day.