Introduction The problem of low agricultural productivity in India is a very complex problem and it cannot be attribute to any single cause. The factors that and causes of low agricultural production in India now be discussed under the following broad heads: 1. Natural and general factors Pressure of population on land: The country’s population … Read more

The Indian Government understood the importance of industries in India. The industrial policy undertaken on July 1991 by the Congress Government, have been designed to build on the past industrial achievements and to accelerate the process of making Indian industry internationally competitive, with a view to integrate the Indian economy with the world economy. The … Read more

Emperor Brihadratha Maurya was the last Mauryan King of Mauryan Empire. He was killed by Pushyamitra Sunga, a military General in the Mauryan Army. Brihadratha Maurya had a vast empire. The extent of his empire extended from Jalandhar in the North India to the river Narmada in the South. One day, Pushyamitra Sunga invited Mauryan … Read more

The Indian agriculture is going through a constant process of learning aimed at conquering nature. The Indian agricultural scientist and farmer are telescoping into a few brief years achievements which have taken decades or even centuries to accomplish in the agriculturally advanced countries. Only recently has India passed through the trauma of drought, flood, etc., … Read more

Introduction The Green Revolution implies: Well-marked improvement in agricultural production in a short period and The sustenance of a higher level of agricultural production over a fairly long period of time. The miracle seeds and dwarf and early-maturing varieties have brought about a sudden transformation in Indian agriculture. A vital change with revolutionary significance was … Read more

What is Money Market? By the phrase “money market” we mean, the purchase and sale of the services of money. It comprises all institutions dealing in money. The dealers in money buy the sayings from the depositor at a low interest rate and sell the same to the debtors at a higher rate. The money … Read more

Hindu Goddesses Saraswati Saraswati, the consort of Brahma, the female Shakti or energizing principle which gives the creator his remarkable power. Saraswati, literally means flowing water, because the nature of wisdom is that it wets and ennobles the person who cherishes it; it is not stagnant but cannot be physically possessed. It is not a … Read more

Lord Shiva is also known as Bhagwan Shiv. Lord Siva, the cosmic destroyer, was not a Vedic god, and in his earlier forms he was known as Rudra. He is the perfect ascetic mahayogi. He is also depicted as the primeval dancer – Adinata and Nataraja, the divine dancer, whose rhythmic dance of destruction signifies … Read more

Vishnu (from ‘Vish’ meaning to pervade). Lord Vishnu (also Bhagwan Vishnu) is the preserver or sustainer, and his dwelling place is Vaikuntha. Lord Vishnu, the Hindu God, is represented as reclining in deep mediation in a milky ocean, the ocean of time and on the thousand headed cosmic serpent sheshnaga (Adi-shesha). His vehicle is Garuda, … Read more