The Fifth Five-Year Plan aimed to achieve accelerated economic growth, self-reliance, and social justice.

Agriculture received the highest allocation of funds in the Fifth Five-Year Plan, followed by industry, infrastructure, and social services.

The target for annual economic growth rate during the Fifth Five-Year Plan was 5.5%.

Heavy industry was given priority in the Fifth Five-Year Plan, as it was seen as essential for the development of the country's infrastructure and industrial base.

The Minimum Needs Programme aimed to provide basic amenities such as drinking water, sanitation, housing, education, and healthcare to the rural population, create employment opportunities in rural areas, and improve the quality of life in rural areas.

Punjab achieved the highest growth rate in agricultural production during the Fifth Five-Year Plan, followed by Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Andhra Pradesh.

Operation Flood aimed to increase milk production in the country, improve the quality of milk and milk products, and create a network of milk cooperatives.

Maharashtra achieved the highest growth rate in industrial production during the Fifth Five-Year Plan, followed by Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal.

The New 20-Point Programme aimed to reduce poverty, create employment opportunities, and improve the quality of life of the poor.

Punjab achieved the highest growth rate in per capita income during the Fifth Five-Year Plan, followed by Haryana, Gujarat, and Maharashtra.

The Antyodaya programme aimed to provide financial assistance, create employment opportunities, and improve the quality of life of the poorest of the poor.

Kerala achieved the highest growth rate in literacy rate during the Fifth Five-Year Plan, followed by Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Gujarat.

The Integrated Rural Development Programme aimed to provide financial assistance, create employment opportunities, and improve the quality of life in rural areas.

Kerala achieved the highest growth rate in life expectancy during the Fifth Five-Year Plan, followed by Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Punjab.