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Benefits for Women in the Indian Budget 2025

The Indian Union Budget 2025, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, brings forth a series of bold and progressive measures designed to empower women, foster gender equality, and ensure their holistic development. Recognizing that women constitute a crucial pillar of the nation’s socio-economic framework, the government has included a comprehensive set of initiatives aimed at…

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Factors Responsible for the Underdevelopment of Eastern Uttar Pradesh

Eastern Uttar Pradesh (EUP), encompassing districts like Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Azamgarh, and others, is one of the most populous and historically significant regions of India. Despite its strategic location, fertile land, and cultural importance, EUP has faced persistent challenges that have hindered its economic and social development. This underdevelopment can be attributed to several interconnected factors,…

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Role of Skill Development in a Country’s Economic Development

Introduction Skill development is a critical component of economic growth and national development. A well-trained and skilled workforce contributes to higher productivity, improved employment opportunities, and increased global competitiveness. In a country like India, where the working-age population is growing rapidly, skill development plays a crucial role in harnessing human capital and driving economic progress….

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Inclusive Growth as the Central Point of Development Strategy in India

Introduction Inclusive growth has emerged as the cornerstone of India’s development strategy. It aims to ensure that economic progress benefits all sections of society, particularly marginalized and disadvantaged groups. Unlike traditional economic growth, which focuses solely on GDP expansion, inclusive growth emphasizes equitable distribution of wealth, access to basic services, and opportunities for all. In…

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Evaluation of India’s Present Industrial Policy with Special Reference to ‘Make in India’ and ‘Stand Up India’

Introduction Industrial policy plays a pivotal role in shaping a nation’s economic growth by promoting investment, boosting production, and generating employment. India, being one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, has adopted various industrial policies to accelerate its growth trajectory. The present industrial policy of the Government of India is focused on enhancing domestic…

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Financial Inclusion: A Pillar for Achieving Social Justice and Sustainable Development

In the modern world, economic development is intricately linked with social justice. As economies strive to foster equitable growth and provide opportunities for all, financial inclusion emerges as a fundamental building block for achieving both social justice and sustainable development. Financial inclusion refers to the process of ensuring that individuals, particularly those from marginalized or…

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The Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana: Charioteer of the Poor and Catalyst for Financial Inclusion

The Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), launched by the Government of India in August 2014, has been heralded as a revolutionary initiative aimed at financial inclusion for the underprivileged sections of society. The scheme, often described as the “charioteer of the poor,” plays a pivotal role in ensuring that even the marginalized communities have…

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Inclusive Growth: Concept and Challenges in India

Inclusive growth refers to a growth process that is equitable, where the benefits of economic development are shared by all segments of society, particularly the disadvantaged and marginalized groups. In other words, inclusive growth aims to ensure that the fruits of economic progress reach all levels of society, not just the affluent or the urban…

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Self-Help Groups: A Pathway to Financial Inclusion and Women’s Empowerment

Self-Help Groups (SHGs) are informal associations of individuals, typically from similar socioeconomic backgrounds, who come together to address common issues, improve their living conditions, and promote self-reliance. These groups, often composed of 10 to 25 members, primarily focus on savings, credit, and income-generating activities. SHGs have gained prominence, particularly in India, as a means of…

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