Introduction: A set of instruction is fed in computer to get the desired result is known as software. In other words, when the designed or arranged programs or command is fed in computer to perform a particular task it is termed as software. In all part of the world, the Read more…
Introduction: Indian economy becomes 6th largest economy in the world panned outing the reduction in red tape and bureaucracy in India because of economic liberalisation. Though the growth has been uneven in both the social and the economical groups which resulted as poverty in the country. Uneven distribution of wealth Read more…
Introduction: India is one of the strongest democratic countries in the world, having a distinctive community and tradition. However, it stands as a secular state, guaranteeing its citizen fundamental rights under part III of the constitution. Article 25 and 26 of the constitution guarantees every citizen freedom to religion and Read more…
Introduction: Since independence, the Indian insurance sector has evolved from an open competitive market to nationalization and then back to the liberalized market. Insurance is an indigenous part of the financial system, firstly it incubates the habit of saving, secondly, it provides a security guarantee to urban and rural enterprise Read more…
Introduction: The deep pocket theory originally came from American Slang which means extensive financial wealth and resources. Primarily it was used about companies and organizations or individuals, who have substantial financial resources. In 1970 deep pocket theory became popular in terms of litigation. In ambient of law, the defendant is Read more…
Introduction: Judiciary is the third organ of government and regarded as the guardian of the Indian Constitution. Constitution provides the judiciary with the power to deliver judgement in any dispute based on “Rule of Law”. From the government point of view, it is one of the important organs as it Read more…