Roman Saini

This course covers everything one needs to know about Effects of Liberalisation on Indian Economy. It starts with the concepts of Introduction, Deregulation of Industrial sector, Financial Sector Reforms, Tax Reforms, and Foreign Exchange Reforms. It then goes on to cover Capital Market Reforms, Foreign Investment, Privatisation, Globalisation. It then goes on to cover GDP Growth Rate, Share of sectors in GDP, Impact on Industries, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). It also covers the impact on Agriculture, FOREX, Jobless Growth.

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Effects of Liberalisation on Indian Economy

Economic Reforms

Indian Economy

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Economy

This lesson covers: Introduction, Deregulation of Industrial sector, Financial Sector Reforms.

Introduction, Deregulation of Industrial sector, Financial Sector Reforms

This lesson covers: Tax Reforms and Foreign Exchange Reforms.

Tax Reforms and Foreign Exchange Reforms

This lesson covers: Economic Reforms - Capital Market Reforms, Foreign Investment, Privatisation, Globalisation.

Economic Reforms - Capital Market Reforms, Foreign Investment, Privatisation, Globalisation

This lesson covers: GDP Growth Rate, Share of sectors in GDP, Impact on Industries, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).

GDP Growth Rate, Share of sectors in GDP, Impact on Industries, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

This lesson covers: Impact on Agriculture, FOREX, Jobless Growth.

Impact on Agriculture, FOREX, Jobless Growth

This lesson covers: Impact on Service Sectors and Conclusion.

Impact on Service Sectors and Conclusion

GRE and TOEFL qualified,UPSC Aspirant, faculty for history and International Relations@CURIOSITY CLASSES,faculty for DNA and Answer Writing@

Suyash Kamal Soni

The course will briefly discuss Labour Issues and need for Labour Reforms in a manner which makes an everlasting impact helping Aspirants in Mains and Essay writing.

(Hindi) Labour Issues and Need for Labour Reforms

Rajni Jha

This course takes the learners through a step by step process of learning history. this course has been meticulously designed for the learners at any level, be it beginners or advance level students .

History

 BDS from Maharishi Markandeshwar university in the year 2012-13.
A painter,traveller and i like reading novels.

Anjali 

This course covers the origin and evolution of foreign policy and the impacts of various international issues.

(Hindi) Evolving Foreign Policy of India

Engineer in Electronics and Communication
from  JNTU Hyderabad...
Interests: Reading books, playing chess...

Mani Kumar

This course intends to provide the political, social, economic and cultural aspects of Indian history.

Indian History Part 2 - Class 11

UPSC CSE Mains 2016.
Working In Home Ministry as jr. Engineer.
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Imran Khan

L.P.G. when a UPSC aspirant heard this acronym he never thinks of the colour cylinder, on the other hand, every aspirant thinks about the 1991 era of the Indian economy.
Yes I am talking about the period of Liberalisation
in this course we will discuss it in, details.

(Hindi) Effect of Liberalisation on Indian Economy

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Vimal Singh Rathore

This collection begins with an overview of the Indian Economy. It talks about the stability of the economy, fiscal consolidation, low inflation and Economic survey. The next part begins with a thorough explanation of a chart from the economic survey which shows growth in GDP and other major sectors. It then gives details on the twin balance sheet challenge which is the large and rising stressed assets in banks and how it can be addressed by recognition, recapitalization, resolution and reform. The collection then focuses on the introduction of inflation, wholesale price inflation, consumer price inflation and astute policies and management of inflation. It then goes on to explain fiscal deficit and service sectors. The next part throws some light on the social and human development investment that is required. It then states some of the reforms that the government has taken in regard to the betterment of the economy. Some of the reforms that are explained in detail in the next few lessons are the crop insurance program, Jan Dhan Yojana, JAM and power sector reforms. Then we have a talk on how India can realize the true potential it has by using the exit policy, creating better human development and improving the agriculture. The final part of the collection has a conclusion about last year's economic survey, the achievements, pending agenda and the promise of India. There is finally a comprehensive summary of the previous lessons in this collection. It gives a brief on the overview of the economy, situation and need for it and the suggestions that have been given to the government to improve the economy. Tags: Economic Survey of India, Indian Economic Survey, Economic Survey 2016, Economic Survey 2016-17, Jan Dhan Yojana, Economic Reforms, UPSC Lecture, UPSC Free Lessons, UPSC Free Online Videos, UPSC Economy, Economy for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, Indian Administrative Service, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus, Economy UPSC Important Topics.


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6 lessons • 1h 12m

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Introduction, Deregulation of Industrial sector, Financial Sector Reforms

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Tax Reforms and Foreign Exchange Reforms

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Economic Reforms - Capital Market Reforms, Foreign Investment, Privatisation, Globalisation

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GDP Growth Rate, Share of sectors in GDP, Impact on Industries, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

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Impact on Agriculture, FOREX, Jobless Growth

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Impact on Service Sectors and Conclusion