D.R.B.R. AMBEDKAR is an economist of all time, but his economic thoughts have not been read, followed and propagated. He is a multifarious genius but surprisingly his economic thoughts remained unknown even to great personalities. The reasons can be 1. INTELLECTUAL SLAVERY: That means Indians quite often quote foreign authors neglecting the contributions of Indians. … Read more
India’s population includes nearly one hundred million tribals. These numbers are matched only by the remarkable diversity of India’s tribes. The two main regions of a tribal settlement are the country’s northern states bordering China, Burma, The Highlands and plains of its central and southern regions. Recently, Rasai Khaimah Investment Authority(RAKIA) and Emirati investor, initiated … Read more
Medical Termination of Pregnancy, MTP Act Background of MTP act: The Indian penal code(enacted in 1860 a law(British law) declared that induced abortion would be illegal with the exception being made if abortion is done to protect the life of women. Because of these 2 things happened: 1.illegal abortion rate went up 2.went against the … Read more
Inclusive Growth and Financial Inclusion Inclusive growth defined as the equitable allocation of resources during the process of economic growth with benefits incurring to every section of society is the key to Financial Inclusion. According to Rangarajan Committee,2008 financial inclusion is providing access to financial services at an affordable … Read more
India is rich in minerals, fertile lands, rivers, deltas and many other resources including high demographic dividend, young minds of investment, agriculture and textiles as major income yielding resources of India. So undoubtedly there must be the intervention of government in some way to boost the economy and for full utilization of these resources, where … Read more
In spite of the major importance given both in terms of institutional and policy methodology right from the 1950s, the Indian farmer’s Agriculture has taken a back track on growth progress with a meager 3.2℅ of agri-GDP growth. The reason for the same can be different from one state to other but on a broad … Read more
Corruption, as we all know, refers to the act of using power to carry out an exertion which is against the laws. It can be an act of bribery, fraud or cases of duping by illegal use of resources. India ranked 80th in the Corruption Perception Index in 2020. We have spent a massive part … Read more
