The main objective of the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan is to achieve sustainable and inclusive growth, which means growth that benefits all sections of society and does not harm the environment.

The target growth rate for the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan is 8%.

The services sector is expected to contribute the most to the growth of the economy during the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan.

The government's target for investment in infrastructure during the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan is ₹100 lakh crore.

Defense is not a key area of focus for the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan.

The government's target for reducing poverty during the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan is 15%.

Swachh Bharat Mission is not a key initiative of the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan.

The government's target for increasing the share of renewable energy in the country's energy mix by the end of the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan is 30%.

Inflation is not a key challenge that the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan aims to address.

The government's target for increasing the number of jobs created in the country during the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan is 20 million.

Developing new agricultural technologies is not a key area of focus for the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan in the agriculture sector.

The government's target for increasing the share of manufacturing in the country's GDP by the end of the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan is 25%.

Healthcare is not a key area of focus for the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan in the services sector.

The government's target for increasing the number of rural households with access to piped water supply by the end of the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan is 200 million.