What is a Bank The word ‘Bank’ does not need any kind of introduction. Everyone, now a day, is familiar to what Bank is. It is a financial institution that works according to the structure of the economy and helps to promote it. Banks have proved to be very helpful in connecting the people directly …
What is PSU Everyone must have heard the word PSU. PSU stands for “Public Sector Undertaking”. In general, we can say that a PSU is an enterprise in which the majority of the stocks (more than 50%) are owned by the Central Government, State Government or Union Territory Government or more than one of them …
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Privatization is a term implying the transformation of a public sector company into a private sector company. Also, when government regulations on a private company are lessened or removed; the company is said to have undergone “deregulation”. The term “deregulation” is also often used as a synonym of privatization. In other words privatization means that …
Today, urbanization has made people from rural areas to shift to cities and towns, for better opportunities and facilities. This trend isn’t specific to a particular region of the globe, but is witnessed almost in every country. Despite this huge population shift from rural to urban centers, agriculture has remained a significant source of income …
Section 377 was introduced in the Indian Penal Code in the year 1861. As per the act, sexual activities “against the order of the nature” were deemed illegal. While the ban on consensual sex between homosexual adults was revoked by the Supreme Court of India in September 2018, certain sections of Section 377 are still …
Krishna Janmashtami is a Hindu Festival celebrated by the Hindu community in India. The day is observed on the 8th day of Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) in the Shraavana month of Hindu Luni-solar calendar. The festival commemorates the birth of Sri Krishna. The festival is fervently celebrated in several parts of India with reverence to …
Doctors are a boon to the mankind and we must respect their profession. They are life saviors and treat many bodily illnesses. We cannot imagine our lives without them because when we fall ill or have any bodily ailments, we go up to them. A lot can be said about this profession; therefore, speeches on …
Diabetes is a metabolic disease resulting in high blood sugar level. Some initial symptoms of diabetes include increased thirst, frequent urination and loss of weight and appetite. If not treated properly, diabetes could have serious complications and may result in failure of vital body organs. The main cause of diabetes is underproduction of insulin in …
The Constitution of India was adopted by the Indian Constituent Assembly on 26th November 1949 and came into effect on 26th January 1950. It lays down the procedures of governance, distribution of powers between the state and centre, duties and responsibilities of government bodies and fundamental rights and privileges of the citizens of India. All …
Article 15 comes under Part III of the Constitution of India. This part includes information about the fundamental rights of the Indian citizens. Article 15 was introduced to further the Right to Equality which is one of the fundamental rights of the citizens of our country. As per Article 15, the State as well as …
