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The Government intended at promoting ‘inclusive growth’ as it predictable that high national income growth alone did not address the challenge of employment promotion, poverty reduction and balanced regional progress or improving human progress. The definition of ‘Inclusive Growth’ finds place supplementary frequently in the debates and deliberations at different forums. The subject of inclusive growth has been in the spotlight recently, for very observable reasons. The theme is ‘towards faster and more inclusive growth,’ which clearly reflects the need to find a sustainable balance between augmentation and inclusion. Many people view ‘inequality’ and ‘exclusiveness’ as being the same thing. Inclusive growth is to be “a growth process which yields broad-based benefits and ensures equality of opportunity for all”. Though, efforts and progress in the direction of inclusive growth and development appears to be quite satisfactory, however, challenges, problems and constraints in achieving the goals of inclusive planning have emerged that require multiple approaches and strategies to address them effectively and efficiently. The present paper tries to examine the emerging challenges in achieving inclusive development and growth in India