Essays on Indian Economy

Indian economy has a major cornerstone in terms of agriculture, to ensure the high yield of crops and food facility for the increasing population protection from pests is necessary. Pesticides are the organic chemical substances that are premediated extensively to repel, kill any pest either...

Yes, we become stronger when men and women, young and old, gay and straight, native-born and immigrant fight together to create the kind of country we all know we can become. ~Bernie Sanders (2016) With diversity comes a difference in wants and desires. Being a...

When British left India Indian economy was very poor it was paralyzed and in begging state. Under the leadership of first prime minister of India a five year plan was formulated to address problem of “Poverty”, “Foreign Trade”, “Necessity of fast industrialization”, “Increase in population”,...

When reviewing the case on Coca Cola (“Coke”) in India, there could be several reasons why Coke’s attempt to expand its market in the country caused many complications. First reason is lack of research and understanding of how the Indian culture is portrayed. Coke is...

The agriculture sector has always been an area of concern for our country since independence. The primary sector which employs almost the half our workforce only contributes around 20% to GDP. Such glaring and ghastly wastage of factors of production like labour, land and capital...

The Gunny Sack (1989), Vassanji’s first novel, recreates the history of an Indian trading community in Africa. It brings out in vivid terms the currents and cross-currents of racial discrimination and hatred, cultural dichotomies, identity crisis and the stereotypical, culture-specific modes of behaviour. The story,...

The Indian labor market is portrayed by a high degree and various bases of division. Vast topographical size and monetary and socio-cultural varieties, sharp rural urban separation, and position and religion based qualifications add to such normal bases of division as sexual orientation, and occupation....