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Budget-2 After these consultations, our finance minister sets off for the budget speech, For people who have never watched an annual budget speech (like me) It is divided into two parts, In brief, Part A the budget estimates for the next financial

Day 4 About Basic Finance Concepts Here's Some New Concepts Financial Markets and Institutions Stock Markets: Where shares of publicly traded companies are bought and sold (e.g., New York Stock Exchange) Bond Markets: Markets where debt securitie

Our government focusing on adani & ambani ( corruption & election, MLA buying ) average public busy in Hindu muslim tv show (technology, education, science, infrastructure development all in dustbin ) what we get on turn ??? As citizens

As the election time is coming to a end part the budget of the new government will we very important as the world economy is going down rapidly. What are the expectations and thoughts of the public for budget?

This year's budget, despite some shortcomings, has been good from certain angles. The government seems to be focusing on private capital expenditure (CAPEX), and the message is clear. There has been income tax relief as well, so the message to boost

What is the current state of the biofuel sector in India? With the goal of achieving net zero emissions by 20070, how is the Indian government supporting biofuel startups?

The government has taken action against approximately 1.4 lakh mobile numbers implicated in cyber crime as a measure to curb digital financial frauds, it was announced during a meeting chaired by financial services secretary Vivek Joshi on cybersecur

Ever wondered how is country's budget prepared? Budget-1 Fact: there is no such word as budget in our Indian constitution Acc to Article 112 of the Indian constitution it is known as an “Annual Financial statement” In our case though the budget

Concept Summary: states are treated like stocks — each state has its own "stock" on an exchange. Investors buy shares in a city. The invested funds go directly into infrastructure, public services, or urban development projects. Shareholders rece

Mumbai's startup culture is vibrant and rapidly growing, characterized by a diverse ecosystem across various sectors. The city benefits from numerous incubators and accelerators, a strong network of investors, and a collaborative community. Its robus