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The economy of India is the eleventh largest economy in the world

India was under social democratic-based policies from 1947 to 1991.

Since 1991, continuing economic liberalisation has moved the country toward a market-based economy.

Globalization means flow capital (finance in the form of foreign direct investment (FDI) and foreign portfolio investment (FPI), technology, human resource, goods and service among countries. FDI is investment in real assets like automobile, consumer goods production, service sectors like insurance, telecommunication, air transport etc. Liberalisation means freeing the economic activities and business from unnecessary bureaucratic and other controls imposed by the governments. Privatisation or Disinvestment: Selling the government owned public sector enterprises to private industrialists and opening the government operating sectors for private investment.

The Major areas of  New Economic Policy 1991 are Fiscal policy reforms Monetary policy reform Pricing policy reform External policy reform Industrial policy reform Foreign investment policy reform Trade policy reform Public sector policy reform

relaxing its money supply activities

would be able to bear fruit provided other advanced economies of world are able to recover from aftereffects of global financial meltdown.

the government of India initiates various actions including preparing budget, setting interest rates

ational ownership, labor market, and several other economic areas where government intervention is required

internal factors like political beliefs and policies of the parties etc. that play pivotal roles in determining the economic policy of India

Since 1991 more "new economic policies" or reforms have been introduced.

Reforms include currency devaluations and making currency partially convertible, reduced quantitative restrictions on imports, reduced import duties on capital goods, decreases in subsidies, liberalized interest rates, abolition of licenses for most industries, the sale of shares in selected public enterprises, and tax reforms.

faster growth rate of the economy

Issues concerning economic policy, impact of the reforms on poverty, sectoral issues relating to agriculture, industry and infrastructure.

has cast off its protectionism image and became more liberal.

Agriculture. Industry. Licensing policy. Monetary policy. Fiscal policy. Commercial policy. Pricing policy.

growing importance of Venture Capital as one of the sources of finance for Indian industry

has announced a policy governing the establishment of domestic Venture Capital Funds/Companies.

GUIDELINES FOR OVERSEAS VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN INDIA

It took more than 20 years to broadly accept that mankind is causing global warming with the emission of greenhouse gases.

More than 80% of the world-wide energy demand is currently supplied by the fossil fuels coal, oil or gas.

energy demand is simply too high.

Anorexia nervosa, commonly referred to simply as anorexia, is one type of eating disorder.

A person with anorexia often initially begins dieting to lose weight.

The individual continues the endless cycle of restrictive eating, often accompanied by other behaviors such as excessive

Research is mounting that playing games can make you smarter.

At the 2009 MI6 conference, he pointed out that games engage the same brain machinery that’s used when one is learning.

Is it a coincidence that “nerds” often possess an interest in computer games, as well as have an aptitude for subjects like maths and science?

Because of demand for shark meat and for fins used in shark's fin soup, shark have come under heavy pressure from harvesters in North American waters.

Many sharks are now being killed. The meat of the shark itself, which can be expensive, is not the part of the animal with the greatest economic value. Half of the shark's value is in the fins which are largely sent to Asia to make shark-fin soup.

Shark cartilige, thought to cure cancer, has led to a boom in poruidct sales.

But we’re not paying enough attention to what we are taking out of our oceans – sharks – and they’re being killed at the rate of up to 73 million per year.