[PDF] Top 20 Demonetization in India: Issues and Challenges

... The above data clearly shows how Indian economy dependent on cash based transactions.The main reasons behind cash based transactions are informal sector constitute a large part of Indian economy, 30 percent of Indian ... See full document

... to issues and challenges of India based on secondary ...of India and other related research papers, books, journals, news papers and also published work related to these affairs of ... See full document

... Digital India programme is a flagship programme of the Government of India with a vision to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge ...Digital India. Go cashless! ... See full document

... and challenges regarding FDI in India and there is a need to reflect upon the question that will high growth and inflows of FDI be able to solve structural imbalances of Indian economy and whether it will ... See full document

... in India in the wake of economic liberalization and ...in India. They are performing well. Government of India has also introduced National Skill Development Policy and National Skill Development ... See full document

... Technology has, for better or worse, undeniably brought about a change, hitherto unimagined, in our life styles. The transformation brought about by technology in the area of delivery of financial services has, ... See full document

... The present paper discusses the issues challenges and trends of public debt in India since 1980. It first explains the reason for public debt and then gives a brief overview on the concept of Public ... See full document

... Recently, demonetization of all Rs 500 and Rs1000 banknotes of the Mahatma Gandhi series by the Indian government has been considered to be a master stroke for the economy of India by different ...of ... See full document

... The success story of M-PESA in Kenya and other few countries became instrumental for banks in other countries to explore the opportunity and adopt Mobile Banking. The main advantage of Mobile Banking is that the people ... See full document

... in India, socio-economic problems are available like poverty, illiteracy, lack of healthcare ...social issues that have no direct impact on profit margins. These issues may be local, national or ... See full document

... This article is an attempt made by the author to reflect the concept and education and Right to Education in the primary level as well as in higher level. Prima Facie education was not a fundamental right however ... See full document

... side. India is home to the largest number of hungry people in the world with over 200 million ...ranks India at the bottom with 63 rd position (out of 84 countries)with a GHI of ...Major issues of ... See full document

... iv. Impediments related to information: Most of the women entrepreneurs face problems in accessing information on technologies and markets – both national and international. Most of these technologies are imported and ... See full document

... of India) “A woman entrepreneur can be defined as a confident, innovative and creative woman capable of achieving self-economic independence individually or in collaboration, generates employment opportunities for ... See full document

... urban India lag behind their counterparts in school enrolment from the very ...urban India are much worse off than their rural ...in India, are unable to have a majority of Muslim students in their ... See full document

... Neither planners nor the bureaucrats in India gave any attention to the environmental degradation and the human suffering to the vast majority of poor people implied in our development process. Programmes to check ... See full document

... This paper provides an exploratory study of the recruitment process. The purpose was to investigate how the recruitment process has evolved from the traditional paper-based process to the modern day recruitment process. ... See full document

... of India has defined women entrepreneurs as an enterprise owned and controlled by a woman having a minimum financial interest of 54% of the capital and giving at least 54% of employment generated in the enterprise ... See full document

... It difficult to maintain records both financial and operational for the most startups which are self/family funded with limited workforce. Startups suffer from the problem of Capital and access to capital. Government and ... See full document

... Rural Marketing is defined as a number of marketing actions in which one main member is from a rural area. This indicates that rural marketing contains marketing of inputs (products or services) to the rural as well as ... See full document