International Organisations: IMF and World Bank
The IMF and World Bank are global financial institutions formed in 1944. They support member countries with funds, loans and economic advice.
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The IMF and World Bank are global financial institutions formed in 1944. They support member countries with funds, loans and economic advice.
Financial inclusion means giving every person access to banking and financial services at low cost. It is a key goal of Indian economic policy.
Markets are classified by the number of sellers and the nature of products. The main types are perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly and monopolistic competition.
India has a wide industrial base ranging from iron and steel to textiles, cement and IT. These industries drive growth and employment.
The Human Development Index measures a country's progress in health, education and income. It is published by the UNDP every year.
Units and measurements form the base of physics. The SI system gives standard units for physical quantities used in science and exams.
Newton's three laws of motion explain how objects move under force. They are the foundation of classical mechanics and common in exams.
Work, energy and power are linked physics concepts. Work is done when force moves an object, and energy is the capacity to do work.
Gravitation is the force of attraction between all objects with mass. Newton's law of gravitation explains the motion of planets and falling bodies.