Indian Economy

Currency rates fluctuate regularly, making international investments and transactions challenging. Tourists to foreign nations, for instance, may load as much of their holiday costs on a credit card as feasible so that when their bills are due, they will pay less since the value of the foreign currency has shifted in their favor.  Understanding how […]

Natural gas is a necessary fuel used to power numerous activities in the domestic and commercial sectors. The demand for gas in households has been increasing over the years. It is used not just for cooking but also for several other activities like space heating, generating power, heating water, air conditioning, powering vehicles, etc. There

India got independence in 1947, and it formally adopted its constitution in January 1950. However, as a country that gained independence after years of British Raj, India was suffering from several economic and social problems. There were several problems like food scarcity, low levels of economic development, poverty, etc. Under such circumstances, strict and urgent

Air India launched its operations in 1932 before India even attained independence from the British Raj. Back then, it was called Tata Airlines since it was launched by the Tata Group. J.R.D. Tata launched the airlines with the mission to transfer mail for Imperial Railways. The first flight was between Karachi and Mumbai (then Bombay).

The Land Reforms Programmes in India is implemented by the states through the Department of Agriculture and Land Use Management (DALUM). The states initiate and coordinate land reforms programs but are supported by the central government in terms of advice, technical assistance and credit. In addition, other agencies such as the National Bank for Agriculture

India is one of the few farming nations/agricultural nations. This means that we are dependent on the Agriculture Production that our nation will do, and certain items that are not found naturally in the country are imported. Therefore, agricultural Production in India is not just important for ourselves, but we also use the produce from

Any economy has three sectors – the primary sector (related to agriculture), the secondary sector (the industrial sector which is concerned with manufacturing goods), and the tertiary sector (the service sector). The service sector has developed so much in India only in the past few decades. At the time of independence, the Indian economy heavily

LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas) is an important fuel that is commonly used in kitchens. It is a clean fuel because it burns slowly on the flame in the presence of oxygen. No soot is released, making it safe to use. In urban areas and more developed cities, people are aware and equipped enough to be