What was the Kamraj Plan 1963 about?
1. To split the congress
2. To form a coalition with other party
3. To spread the wings of Congress in rural areas
4. To infuse new life into Congress and restore the balance between party government

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The Kamraj Plan, also known as the "Kamaraj Plan," was aimed at: To infuse new life into Congress and restore the balance between the party and government.

K. Kamaraj (1903-1975) was a prominent freedom fighter and served as the President of the Indian National Congress. He held the position of Chief Minister in Madras (now Tamil Nadu). Despite facing educational challenges in his own life, he dedicated himself to the cause of education by working to expand its reach in the Madras province. Notably, he introduced the innovative mid-day meal scheme for schoolchildren. In 1963, he put forth the influential 'Kamaraj Plan', which advocated for the voluntary resignation of senior Congress leaders to create opportunities for younger members within the party.