Step 1: J.C. Kumarappa was a Gandhian economist, best known for his book "Economy of Permanence," which argued for a decentralized, non-violent economy built around villages.
Step 2: He pushed strongly for village and rural industrialization, small-scale and cottage industries run by local communities, as an alternative to large centralized factories.
Step 3: Pink Revolution (meat/poultry), Yellow Revolution (oilseeds) and bamboo cultivation are unrelated to his work, so the framework he emphasized was Rural Industrialization.