The high-ranking NABARD and RBI Grade B exams are key targets for students aiming at careers in India's financial and rural development sectors. These exams are tough, covering a wide range of subjects. One area that puzzles many is the long list of government plans. "How many plans do I need to know?" This is a common...

The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) plays a key role in shaping the economic framework of rural India. Founded in 1982, NABARD is a key Indian government institution, offering financial and growth support to the farming and rural sectors of the nation. NABARD’s mission goes beyond that of a typical bank. It aims to uplift rural...

The National Board of Financial and Industrial Development (NaBFID)  has just launched the much-awaited NaBFID 2024 Exam Notification which is a golden option for aspirants who want to build a career in the financial and industrial development zone. NaBFID is responsible for recruiting candidates for various positions in the finance and industrial development sector. The recently released...

Established as one of the latest All India Financial Institutions (AIFI), NaBFID's primary objective revolves around funding and nurturing infrastructure development across the country. Its emergence reflects a strategic initiative aimed at addressing the crucial need for comprehensive financing solutions within India's infrastructure domain. Continue reading to know deeper into AIFI, NaBFID, regulatory...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) introduced new margin norms effective from September 1, 2021, aimed at enhancing transparency and reducing excessive speculation in the stock market. These changes reflect SEBI's ongoing commitment to protecting investors and ensuring fair practices within the market. Today we will delve into the reasons behind these regulations, their implications,...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is a key player in India's stock market regulation today, just like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) does in the United States. SEBI's main job is “to look after the interests of people buying and selling stocks and to help the stock market grow while making sure it...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) stands as the key regulator of India's stock market, ensuring fairness, protecting the interests of investors, and maintaining market stability. SEBI is pivotal in setting the rules for how much money traders need to have upfront for day trading, aiming to reduce risk and prevent the misuse of borrowed...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is essential in regulating and developing India's securities market. Established in 1988 and granted statutory powers in 1992, SEBI's primary aim is to protect investors' interests while maintaining market integrity. This article delves into SEBI's various roles and policies that contribute to secure investments.   The...

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) stands as a cornerstone in the recruitment of officers for the Indian government, playing a pivotal role in shaping the administrative framework of the country. Established with the aim of ensuring a merit-based, transparent, and efficient selection process, the UPSC conducts the prestigious Civil Services Examination (CSE). This examination is the...