Impact of Economic Reforms Economic reforms were introduced in India in 1991 to check the declining performance of Indian economy at home and abroad. The measures taken were privatization as a part of liberalization to integrate into the world economy so that India does not fall behind in the process of globalization. Our liberalization remained partial and so was its impact. The economic reforms could not touch the poorest of...

  Problem of Rural Indebtedness in India Indians live in villages and on their betterment depends the success of our democracy. Apart from banning bonded labour, plan for liquidation of rural indebtedness has been mooted out. We can confer human rights and achieve the human purposes by securing economic freedom for the villagers. We must use the energy of the farmers for productive purposes. Till villagers participate in the working of...

Problems and Prospects of Small Scale Industries in India India is facing the problem of unemployment in a big way. To make tie situation worse there is paucity of capital resources and the unemployed cannot start their own industries. Small scale industry can provide the necessary solution. Small scale enterprises, according to the definition given by the government, is an undertaking with a fixed capital investment in plant and machinery not...

The Greatest Problem of India is The Land Problem or  Land Reforms in India Essay No. 01 Indian economy mostly revolves round agriculture and the productivity in agriculture is mainly dependent on two sets of factors, technological and institutional. Among the technological factors may be counted agricultural input, improved seeds, better methods of ploughing, harvesting, irrigation that is all the factors which help to raise productivity. The institutional reforms include the...

  Economic Problems or Unemployment in India Essay No. 01 Unemployment is one of the scourges in the developed countries and one of the greatest problem for the developing countries. Human beings are the means as well as the ends of production. So it should be borne in mind that they should neither be treated as only means nor as only ends. If there is no manpower planning, it is not...