Revenue to expenditure gap in India is the cause of fiscal deficit. The central government is trying to bridge the gap, but how? Fiscal deficit is expressed in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which ran 4.6% higher than the expected 3.5% planned by the central government in 2019-20. The government ended up with ₹20.1 […]
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Women have been a part of the undervalued system poured on them systematically from historical times. The capitalist system dismisses them as productive and valuable. The major impact of this is observed in domestic labor. Women are expected to impart unpaid domestic labor in non-domestic settings, socially degrading them in terms of emotional labor. Change […]
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G20 was established in 1999 to promote financial stability internationally, comprising of global leaders, think tanks, and businesses around the globe’s major economies. The countries included in G20 altogether form a Major portion of global GDP (85 percent), global trade (80 percent), and the global population (75 percent). A single action by the impact of […]
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