BUSINESS ECONOMICS - March 16-31, 2018
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It’s highly possible for a woman to become the RBI governor in the next few years and share the global podium. After all, India has always kept its faith on women’s wisdom. In this issue, BE tried to present to its readers, the problems and prospects of women in this country.
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Air quality continues to worsen all over the country
Since the launch of the National Clean air Programme (NCAP) in 2019, a number of strategies have been taken at the national level, both for regional and urban areas, to reduce air pollution.
\"It will take time for modern wrestling to grow in Nagaland”, says wrestling team coach Khokhwe Kikhwesiil
A small group of four members including two female athletes, represented Nagaland in wrestling during the recently concluded Khelo India Youth Games 2022 held in Madhya Pradesh.
2023-24 Health Budget
More emphasis was needed in health infra spending
Struggling Indian logistics industry looking forward to the National Logistics Policy
The Indian logistics industry employs over 22 million people, acting as the backbone and connecting thread among multiple industries.
Homestay tourism needs governmental support in West Bengal
West Bengal is blessed with a plethora of natural bounty - with the glistening Himalayas in the north to the captivating Bay of Bengal in the south. Tourism can be a major revenue earner for West Bengal.
MSME in Budget 2023-24
It is said that the MSME sector is the engine of growth in modern India. That is the reason that every government, in recent times, has tried to address the problems of this sector.
Budget 2023-24: FM stakes on infra sector to push up growth but rising revenue spent threatens to upset fiscal balance
Budget 2022-23 has been widely hailed for achieving what appeared a difficult exercise considering the uncertain macroeconomic development both at home and abroad.
India's fuel demand to increase further this year
India is the third-largest importer and consumer of oil worldwide and in the upcoming fiscal starting on April 1, India’s gasoline demand is predicted to increase by 4.7%.
Why you cannot ignore IIP data
When the rest of the world is talking about a recession, the Emerging and Developing Asian economies are expanding/ booming.
Budget disregard for the vulnerable: some reflections
Amid the onslaught of Covid-19 and the Russia-Ukraine war, commoners are reeling under threatening economic conditions.