In which of the following years, India took its first major step towards liberalisation?
The macroeconomic imbalances of the late 1980s and early 1990s pushed the government towards introducing the structural reforms of 1991. The high combined deficit of the central and state governments, elevated inflationary pressures, and large and unsustainable current account deficit (CAD) led to a balance of payments crisis in the Indian economy. In response to the situation, trade and investments were liberalised in 1991.
What is the GDP growth of India for Q1, FY23 as published by National Statistical Organisation (NSO)?
Which of the following conditions are true with regard to issuance of debit cards by IBUs (international Banking Units)
(i) IBUs may issue Debit ...
By how much may Infrastructure Finance Companies exceed the concentration of credit norms in lending to any single borrower and any single group of borr...
What should be the minimum net worth of Authorized Fund Management entity in IFSC under Fund Management Entity regulations given by IFSCA
Which private sector bank has launches 7th edition of knowledge summit 'Evolve' for MSMEs with sub-themes such as 'Digitalisation to Building Indian SME...
Recently RBI approved five banks to work with it on a pilot project for its digital currency -- the Digital Rupee, which of the following is not in the ...
Which of the following person are not eligible to apply to the NPS scheme?
Which of the following are common barriers to achieving financial inclusion?
1) Lack of physical infrastructure, such as bank branches and ATMs,...
Distributed leadership is a conceptual and analytical approach to understanding how the work of leadership takes place amongst the people and in context...
In six sigma under the define phase, which of the following is used to find the root of a problem?