Which Commission of Education in India expressed the opinion that to avoid famine in the country the production of food must be doubled in the next 15 years and an adequate growth maintained thereafter?

The Radhakrishnan Commission held that food output must double in fifteen years to avert famine, with steady growth after.

The Kothari Commission dealt broadly with education but is not the source of this food-production view.

The National Education Commission of 1964 is another name for the Kothari body, not this one.

The University Education Commission of 1948 refers to the same Radhakrishnan body under its formal title.

The commission stressed rural and agricultural universities to serve the countryside.

It was the first education commission after independence, working in 1948-49.