Economy

Bilateralism is the practice of political, economic, or cultural association between two sovereign countries. It is distinct with unilateralism or multilateralism, which is activity by a single country or jointly by multiple country, respectively. When countries identify one another as

Cannabis in India has been known to be utilized since as early as 2000 BCE. In Indian society, common names for cannabis concoctions include ganja (flower), charas (resin), and bhang (seeds and leaves), with Indian drinks, such as bhang lassi andbhang thandai becoming one of the most common illicit usages. A

Cannabis in India has been known to be utilized since as early as 2000 BCE. In Indian society, common names for cannabis concoctions include ganja (flower), charas (resin), and bhang (seeds and leaves), with Indian drinks, such as bhang lassi andbhang thandai becoming one of the most common illicit usages. A

An environmentalist, an attorney and a specialist went ahead of Delhi Police radar after a toolbox was shared by Swedish environmental change extremist Greta Thunberg on the side of the continuous ranchers fighting on the capital’s . While the environmentalist,

An environmentalist, an attorney and a specialist went ahead of Delhi Police radar after a toolbox was shared by Swedish environmental change extremist Greta Thunberg on the side of the continuous ranchers fighting on the capital’s . While the environmentalist,

Post world-war 2, the Japanese currency Yen lost it’s value. Under the Bretton wood system, the country’s currency had to be fixed at 360 ¥ per 1 dollar. From then on Yen has appreciated and today it is approx 109

Post world-war 2, the Japanese currency Yen lost it’s value. Under the Bretton wood system, the country’s currency had to be fixed at 360 ¥ per 1 dollar. From then on Yen has appreciated and today it is approx 109

Money supply refers to the total stock of money that is being currently circulated in the economy and, it can include cash, money in the deposit account or any other form of liquid assets.  Bank regulators control the money supply available

Money supply refers to the total stock of money that is being currently circulated in the economy and, it can include cash, money in the deposit account or any other form of liquid assets.  Bank regulators control the money supply available

– Sameera S Vasista It was the year 1686, when Sir Isaac Newton came up with his third law of motion which roughly stated, “For Every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction”, which is apt even to this age,