Statement : Government schemes are essential for the growth and development of the country. Assumption I : Make in India campaign by the government has become a great success. Assumption II : There are no such creative programs previously launched by the government.

The correct answer is (D) Neither Assumption I nor II is implicit.

• Logical Principle: An assumption is something implicitly hidden in the statement. The statement presents a general necessity for government schemes for national development.
• Logical Deduction: Assumption I mentions the 'Make in India' campaign specifically. The statement is general and does not refer to any specific scheme's success; therefore, Assumption I is not implicit. Assumption II claims no such creative programs were launched previously. The statement does not suggest that such schemes are new or unprecedented; it merely states their necessity, making Assumption II irrelevant to the statement.
• Verification: Since neither the success of a specific scheme nor the novelty of schemes is mentioned or implied in the core statement, both assumptions are independent of the provided premise. Thus, both are invalid.