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Financial Inclusion
Introduction Financial inclusion is defined as providing individuals and businesses with useful and affordable financial products and...


Sagarmala Programme
Introduction In India, the maritime sector has been the backbone of the country's trade and has grown exponentially over the years. The...


National Infrastructure Pipeline
Introduction Infrastructure is critical for the country's economic growth and poverty reduction. Adequate infrastructure in the form of...


Monetary Policy Committee
Introduction The primary goal of the RBI's monetary policy is to maintain price stability while also pursuing growth. Price stability is...


Financial Committees
Introduction Effective legislative control over government spending necessitates that the Parliament be satisfied that the appropriations...


Interlinking River Projects
Introduction Although Sir Arthur Thomas Cotton, a British irrigation engineer, proposed interconnecting India's rivers in 1858, the...


Gram Nyayalyas
In its 114th Report, the Law Commission of India proposed the establishment of Gram Nyayalayas to provide citizens with inexpensive and...


Feminization of Agriculture
Introduction If there were four women for every ten males in the agricultural sector in 1991, there were six women for every ten men in...


Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership
Introduction The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership was introduced during the 19th Asean meet held in November 2011. The RCEP...


Foreign Direct & Portfolio Investment
Introduction Capital Account records all international transactions of assets. An asset is any one of the forms in which wealth can be...


Agricultural Infrastructure in India
Introduction Infrastructure is essential in agriculture at every stage, including input delivery, crop seeding, and post-harvest...


Poverty in India - An Overview
Introduction Poverty is defined as the inability to satisfy basic needs. It is often seen as an economic problem, but a closer...


What is Inflation?
Introduction Inflation is defined as an increase in the prices of goods and services such as food, clothes, housing, recreation,...


Reserve Bank of India
Under the Reserve Bank of India Act, the Reserve Bank of India was established on April 1, 1935, as the country's central bank. The...


Compulsory Licensing
Introduction Compulsory licencing is when a government permits another party to manufacture a patented product or process without the...


Money Laundering
Money laundering is the illicit practice of disguising huge sums of money obtained through illegal or criminal activities, such as drug...


Planning: Nehruvian Idea vs Aatmanirbhar Bharat
If poverty and low standards continue, then democracy, for all its fine institutions and ideals, ceases to be a liberating force. It must...


Irrigation In India
According to the erstwhile Planning Commission, Irrigation projects in India are classified by the amount of 'Cultivable Command Area...


Introduction To Food Access
Food access is a goal that needs to be pursued in order to ensure food and nutritional security. Year after year, decade after decade,...


National Development Council
What is National Development Council? The Prime Minister presides over the National Development Council (NDC), also known as the...


The Planning Commission
The Planning Commission was established in response to the National Planning Committee's report from 1949, which emphasised the...


Smart Cities in India
Cities are critical to the economic health of every country, including India's. By 2030, urban areas in India are predicted to contain...


Finance Commission of India
The Finance Commission is established by Article 280 of the Constitution. Within two years of the constitution's inception, the President...


Policies For Physically Challenged
A number of initiatives have been launched to support and promote the interests of people who are physically challenged. Stipends for...
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