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

The University Education Commission expressed that to avoid famine, food production must be doubled within the next fifteen years and adequate growth maintained thereafter.

The Kothari Commission dealt broadly with all stages of education and national development.

The label National Education Commission is another name used for the Kothari Commission, not for this observation.

The Hartog Commission of 1929 focused on primary education and the problem of wastage and stagnation.

The University Education Commission of 1948 to 1949 was chaired by S. Radhakrishnan.

It stressed agricultural and rural education as vital to national self reliance.