The risk-free rate is the theoretical rate of return on an investment that has zero risk of loss. In reality, no investment is entirely risk-free, but government bonds are often considered to be the closest thing to a risk-free investment because they are backed by the government, which is unlikely to default on its debt.
Who is the author of the book "The God of Small Things," which won the Booker Prize in 1997?
What is the traditional attire of tribal people in Goa?
Which inventor is credited with the development of the first practical telephone?
Under which article of the Indian Constitution was the GST Council established?
What is the name of the traditional dance style in Uttarakhand that involves the use of a sword?
Which defense force in India unveiled a new Ensign for the force?
“Gramin and Krishi Vikas Samiti” was established at which place?
In how many categories has the National Science Award been announced?
Which two countries are connected by the newly established 131.5 km long Metri pipeline for the transportation of diesel?
Consider the following statement about “Tantalum”.
1. Recently, a team of researchers from the IIT Ropar has found the presence of tantalu...
