Discussion
Why was central economic planning found to be difficult?
Answer: C
Central economic planning was found difficult because of the autonomy given to the States in certain matters.
The passage says 'the autonomy of the States rendered central economic planning extremely difficult', and adds that land reforms stayed under State control and that large projects needed cooperation between the Centre and States that was 'impossible to achieve'.
The other options are not given as reasons: the number of States and Union Territories is not mentioned, the lack of coordination is between Centre and States and not between departments, and land reforms are cited as an example of State control, not as a failure of will.
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