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In every economy, it is necessary for the central bank to know the stock (amount/level) of money available in the economy only then it can go for a suitable kind of credit and monetary policy. … Read more

Capital Adequacy Ratio and Basel Accords: At first glance, a bank is a company or industry that operates in the service sector of any economy. However, the failure of a bank could have a far … Read more

Bank non-performing assets (NPAs) are defaulted loans. The criteria for determining such assets have evolved over time. The RBI adopted the current policy in 2004 in order to follow international best practices and ensure greater … Read more

Interconnected concerns of water and energy use in the agricultural industry are an example of potential environmental or sustainability difficulties originating from current subsidy schemes. India’s agricultural production increased dramatically during the Green Revolution in … Read more

In any country, progressive agriculture is a powerful engine of economic growth. It aids in the beginning and continuation of the development of other economic sectors. In light of this, India’s government took a positive … Read more

Animal husbandry, dairying, and fisheries all play a significant role in the country’s economy and socio-economic development. These activities have helped farmers’ food baskets, nutrition security, and household income, as well as provided cheap and … Read more