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A STUDY ON GST 2.0 AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY: A CONCEPTUAL AND SECTORAL IMPACT ANALYSIS
Dr. Ganesh N K
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Technological landscapes and sustainable transitions: reconfiguring the meat industry in Asia. [PDF]
Bassey AP, Zhang W, Zhou G.
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Bioeconomy in India: Policy, Prospects and Perspective. [PDF]
Gupta S, Kumar J.
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Role of Bakery Industry Products in Indian Economy
Deepti Singh, Manoj Kumar Singh
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Contemporary South Asia, 2021
The Indian Economy seeks to assess the distinct challenges India faces, looking beyond growth into well-being, inequality and corruption.
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The Indian Economy seeks to assess the distinct challenges India faces, looking beyond growth into well-being, inequality and corruption.
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Indian economy: Recent development and challenges demonetization and impacts on Indian economy
Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research (AJMR), 2020Withdrawal of cash from the legal tender is known as demonetization,which took place in the year 2016 November, the sudden implementation of this action aimed at eradication black money, funds to terrorists and to eradicate fake currency though it was a positive action it also affected the various sectors of the economy, the data was collected from ...
J. Andrea Maria, K. Krithika
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SEDME (Small Enterprises Development, Management & Extension Journal): A worldwide window on MSME Studies, 2007
Women in India constitute nearly half of the population. During the vedic times women occupied a key position; they were worshipped and called as shakti. The status of women was high and they were given education equally with men. In the early centuries India even witnessed women rulers like Jhansi Lakshmi Bai and Rudrama Devi.
T. Ramesh, S. Vijaya Lakshmi
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Women in India constitute nearly half of the population. During the vedic times women occupied a key position; they were worshipped and called as shakti. The status of women was high and they were given education equally with men. In the early centuries India even witnessed women rulers like Jhansi Lakshmi Bai and Rudrama Devi.
T. Ramesh, S. Vijaya Lakshmi
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