Investment Models UPSC Exploring Investment Models for Sustainable Growth Investment models play a pivotal role in shaping a nation’s economic trajectory. Let’s delve into the major types of investment models, each contributing uniquely to the development landscape. Public Investment Model…
Building Ties Beyond Borders: India Nepal Relations UPSC In the intricate tapestry of international relations, the connection between India and Nepal stands out as a tale of close friendship and familial bonds. Rooted in history, this relationship is often referred…
Mahalwari System revised under Lord William Bentinck in 1833 Unveiling the Mahalwari System The Genesis of Change Lord Wellesley’s bold initiatives from 1801 to 1806 expanded British territories in North India, marking the birth of the North-Western Provinces. Originally mirroring…
Nurturing Excellence: Navratna Status Unveiled Eligibility Criteria of Navratna Companies To attain the esteemed Navratna status, a company must initially hold the Miniratna designation and boast a board featuring a minimum of 4 independent directors. The company must achieve a…
The Slave Dynasty Introduction The Slave Dynasty, the inaugural line of rulers in the Delhi Sultanate, played a pivotal role in shaping Indian history. From 1206 to 1290, this Muslim kingdom witnessed a unique blend of Turkish influence and Mamluk…
Unveiling the Mansabdari System Understanding the Mansab System The term “mansab” in the Mughal era denotes a position and rank within their administrative structure. During Babur’s time, the term “wajhdar” was initially used instead of “mansabdar.” However, this shifted with…
Understanding the Seventh Schedule The Seventh Schedule, as defined in Article 246 of the Constitution, is pivotal in delineating the distribution of powers between the union and the states. This schedule comprises three essential lists—Union List, State List, and Concurrent…
Exploring the 12th Schedule of Indian Constitution Evolution of Schedules in the Indian Constitution When the Indian Constitution was first enacted in 1950, it featured eight schedules. Over time, the number of schedules has expanded through amendments, and presently, we…
The Sixth Schedule The Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution bestows authority upon tribal communities for the administration of tribal areas in Assam, Tripura, Meghalaya, and Mizoram, as outlined in Article 244(2) and Article 275(1). This special provision aims to…
Constitutional Provisions on the Schedule 8 of Indian Constitution Article 344(1) and 351: Commission Formation and Language Promotion The Constitutional provisions pertaining to the Eighth Schedule are delineated in Article 344(1) and 351. Article 344(1) outlines the Constitution of a…