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Urban vs Rural India Essay

One of the major differences that can be seen between rural India and urban India, is their standards of living.About three-quarters of the households in urban India live in pucca homes.Rural India is very poor when compared to Urban India.People living in urban India have better living conditions than those living in the rural parts of India.With regards to health care, rural India lacks good hospitals when compared to urban India.


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India And Its Strategic Location History Essay

Presidential Defense Strategic Guidance issued in January 2012 stated the U.S. was repositioning to the Pacific and was seeking a strategic partnership with India.India faces enduring threats from Pakistan, its regional neighbor created by the 1947 partition of British India over religious differences.Developing a strategic relationship with India is important to the future of U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy as India is posed to be a leading nation as global power shifts to the Indio-Pacific in this century.India was the crown jewel of the British Empire and land of Gandhi and Nehru who achieved independence for India through non-violent means.The President of India has stated that the Naxalites are the most significant internal security thre...


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Analysis Of The Partition Of India

Through looking at the evidence presented clearly the reason for why the British believed that the partition of India was necessary was due to India gaining its independence.The Partition of India was actually something that the Muslim Indians wanted due to wanting their own separate state and the British were trying to assist them when India gained its independence from British India.One of the main thoughts of why the British thought that the partition of India was necessary was because the Muslim people of India wanted their own separate state .The Northern, primarily Muslim unit of India became the country of Pakistan, while the Southern and preponderance Hindu section developed into the Republic of India.Once it is understood the i...


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Relations Between The US And India

US policies regarding to India -Pakistan dispute over Kashmir was one issue that deteriorated India – US relations since the US was supporting Pakistan over India.However, US arms sales decisions to India still depend on the stability of the region, especially the balance between India and Afghanistan’s military.With regard to this situation, Vietnam must support US policies toward India because they bring us benefits for our economy, nuclear energy plan and defense and security stability.Another remarkable point in US policies toward India is that US President Barack Obama publically announced that the US will supports India to be one permanent member of United Nation (US) Security Council if it is expanded.During Cold War, the US was c...


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Barriers to India’s Economic Development

India: Achievements and challenges in reducing poverty.Inflation in India.India: corruption affecting investment and economic growth.Food crisis in India: causes and its effect.Historic inflation India: CPI inflation.


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The British Raj Essay

If the Britain had not ruled India, India would not have advanced as it had under the British Raj.India would be a very different country if the British had never ruled India.If it wasn’t for Britain, India would not have been how it is today.All of the changes that were made to India by the Britain had huge effects on India.Although the Mughal Empire conquered India for many years they did not develop and modernized India the way the Britain had.


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Positive Effects of the British Colonization of India Essay

When the East India Company colonized India, it was very much technologically backward.When the East India Company took control of India in 1612, they began modernizing, westernizing, and industrializing India.The East India Company Ltd ?When the British settled in India, almost immediately English schools began popping up, at first British schools were only for the children of the British.These were undoubtedly positive developments for India.


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INDIA OF MY DREAMS

I dream of India where people will follow rules and regulations properly and with due respect to the law of the land.I dream of India where people will be more disciplined and will care for others.This is the India of my dream- this is the India in which I want to live-the India of which I am a proud citizen.GREEN INDIA BEAUTIFUL INDIA .CLEAN INDIA HEALTHY INDIA .


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Rural Industries in Indian Economy

The chief areas of tea production in India include rural hills and backward areas of Northeastern and southern states like Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.Also, the Government of India has also ensured employment generation program in the rural regions under Rural Employment Generation Program (REGP) and the Prime Minister’s Rozgar Yojana (PMRY) in association with of State Governments, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and other banks.Sericulture is one of the rural based agro industries in India.India mainly manufactures tea variants such as CTC, Orthodox tea and green tea.India is one of the most predominant producers as well as consumers of tobacco in India.


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India Change over Time Essay

After much hard work, India finally gained independence from Great Britain in August 1947; however, although India gained independence all ties with the British nation were not cut.A major contributing factor to this change was British colonization of India in the early and mid-1700s; colonization had both short-term and long-term impacts on India.The institutions established by the British Raj and then inherited by India helped lead to democracy in modern day India.The impacts of British colonization were huge and the changes made to India as a nation were great.This was because many people from India began to move to Great Britain.


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British Empire and India Essay

The East India Trading Company was the administration of India.The Mughal Empire’s land was northern India, parts of southern India, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.In 1858 the uprising was over, the East India Trading Company lost control over India and the British government took control.History of India Pre-History One of the first civilizations in India settled around 2,500 B.C.British India East India Trading Company By the early nineteenth century Great Britain controlled almost all of India.


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Teachers Day Essay

Later on he became the Vice President of Indian republic when Dr. Rajendra Prasad was the President of India.In India, Teachers’ Day is celebrated on the 5th of September every year, whereas, China celebrates this event on 10th September every year.It is the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan.This great son of India was an outstanding scholar and teacher.Teachers’ Day is celebrated in India on 5th September every year.Teachers’ Day is celebrated in India on 5th September every year.The date for celebrating this special event varies from country to country across the world.


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India during rule from the British Essay

All of the positive effects Britain’s imperialism had on India were not intentional.As the cotton trade declined, Britain, through the English East India Trading Company, forced many things upon India that brought them (Britain) economic benefit.Though they exploited India in a way that could have destroyed India’s economy, their presence helped boost India toward modernity with the construction of railroads and other new (at the time) technology.Everything the British did in order to help India, was actually done in order to help themselves.India was/is called “the brightest jewel in the imperial crown “, and with control over India, the Indian Ocean, and parts of the African Coast, Britain maintained an incredibly large imperialist tra...


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Ken Research Essay

Any dispute will be subject to laws of India and exclusive jurisdiction of Indian Courts.India Nuclear Medicine Imaging Market India Nuclear Medicine Imaging Market Size by Revenue, 2008-2012 Market Share of Major Players in Indian Nuclear Medicine Equipment Market, India Nuclear Medicine Imaging Market Future Outlook and Projections, 2013- 2.The major players such as GE, Siemens and others have been the major exporters …………… Table: India Ultrasound Equipment Exports in USD Million, 2008-2012 Year Exports (USD million) 2008 19.Table 1: India X-ray Equipment Market by Value in INR Crores, 2011 Table 2: India X-ray Equipment Market by Sales in Units, 2011 Table 3: India X-ray Equipment Imports in USD Million, 2008-2012 Table 4: India X-ray...


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Marketing strategies of state bank of India Essay

State Bank of India is one of the Big Four banks of India, along with ICICI Bank, Punjab National Bank and Bank of Baroda.Bank of Madras merged into the other two presidencies banks—Bank of Calcutta and Bank of Bombay—to form the Imperial Bank of India, which in turn became the State Bank of India.3 with Reserve Bank of India taking a 60% stake, and renamed it the State Bank of India.Government of India owned the Imperial Bank of India in 1955, 3.On 1 July 1955, the Imperial Bank of India became the State Bank of India.


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In Spite Of the Gods the Rise of Modern India Book Review Essay

In India like most other countries the upper classes are the wealthy and educated people.Even though India is a democracy and has real elections there is an also a lot of corruption in India.He has a very neutral view on all issues in his writing and only covers the truth about India.Luce states “India has a highly complex economy.Luce then states that India is a growing country and will become very successful if it overcomes corruption and poverty.


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Reasons For The Sharp Development Of India Economics Essay

India’s economic liberalization and reform has greatly improved the investment environment in India, a relatively stable and efficient financial sector provide a financing facility, which greatly promoted the efficiency of investment in India.However, India’s economic growth model can be seen that the marginal product of investment in India is only 0.625, reflecting the particular mode of economic growth in India, India’s economy is a “high efficiency”, “low cost” economy, the investment rate 20% -25%, foreign direct investment in China is only 1 / 10, but its economic growth rate has reached about 8%.If India has better governance, delivery systems and effective implementation, India will do a much better job to educate its citizens, bu...


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India–Russia Relations

In December 2008, Russia and India signed an agreement to build civilian nuclear reactors in India during a visit by the Russian president to New Delhi.A Joint Working Group on Combating International Terrorism meets from time to time and its fourth meeting was held in Delhi on 24 October 2006.Both Russia and India have faced the problem of terrorism, India has seen it in the context of its military presence in Kashmir and Russia has seen it in Chechnya and both the countries are supportive of each other on the issue of terrorism.India is a largest military power country ,Russia helps to India , so India and Russia .[24] India and Russia have several major joint military programs including: • BrahMos cruise missile program • 5th generat...


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India Foreign Policy Essay

Given India’s impressive military and soft-power capabilities, as India builds confidence and finds its voice, anticipate that it will become more active in helping to create a regional security regime and in pushing stability outwards.India is also thinking globally, whether through UN peacekeeping or in its bid to become a permanent member of the UN Security Council.In 2010, heads of state of the US, France and Britain accepted the rightful place of India as Security Council.Russia has also recognized the growing power of India.India has an impressive array of memberships of regional organizations and continues to drive for more including a formal association with the Associated of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and joining the AsiaPa...


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Comparing Business and Econimic Opportunities in India and China Essay

As for political risk, thanks to corruption and the departure of several key allies for India, the government has been weakened in India, which make India less attractive for foreign investment to compare with China.As for protecting intellectual property right, the provisions of intellectual property right in India is more comprehensive than Chinese, which ensures foreign companies get an easier access to take control of intellectual property in India.India ranked 152 and China ranked 122; this indicates that compare with doing business in India, foreign companies may not have much pressure of paying tax for the government in China, which is positive sign for foreign companies to expanded to Chinese to get rid of the high tax rate.The r...


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Names of India Essay

It was used in particular under the Tang Dynasty to refer to India, the birthplace of Buddhism.India (or formerly India) refers either to the geographical area of ​​the Indian subcontinent or to the present country of the Republic of India.In the Puranas, this term appears in the form of Bhārata varṣam (“the land of Bharata”) to refer to India as opposed to other varṣas or countries and it would come from the name of King Bharata Chakravarti.Today, the Chinese name for India is 印度 (Yin du), similar to Hind.In French, the plural turn "the Indies" referred to different regions, including the subcontinent or the British Empire of India.


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India and imperialism: A developing country

The British not only separated India and Pakistan, it separated many parts of India from India.India is still a developing country and it is a fact which is difficult for me to face, while the Indians in India have accepted this fact and therefore are capable of living in India.My father came to Dubai because my grandfather thought it is safe for him to study here rather than in India (his own country) because of British Imperialism, exactly how Marjane had to leave to Paris, for studies due to Iranian revolution.Going back to India for me is sometimes difficult because I cannot face those relatives of mine who lost their family members during the British Revolution.As India is a developing country, Iran as shown in the movie “Persepolis...


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Impact of British Colonialisation on Indian Culture Essay

British invasion on India was not the first of its kind; India has prior to British arrival, been host to pellets of ruthless foreign invasions.This ground-breaking impact of British rule in India truly has benefited India in the long run, carving out a prestigious position of India in the world map.The institutions established by the British Raj and then inherited by India helped lead to democracy in modern day India.Impact of British rule in India, in this context, is one that had perhaps emerged forth right from the 16th century, when British missionaries had sailed to eastern soil to spread Christianity, much before the British East India Company.India as a nation has also emerged as a prominent team in cricket tournaments as India h...


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Air India Limited

Air India Express connecting cities in India with the Middle East, Southeast Asia and the Subcontinent.Air India is state-owned, and administered as part of the National Aviation Company of India Limited – which was created in 2007 to facilitate Air India’s merger with Indian Airlines.On May 2004, Air India launched a wholly-owned low cost airline called Air India Express.In return, the airline was granted status to operate international services from India as the designated flag carrier under the name Air India International.In 1948, after the Independence of India, 49% of the airline was acquired by the Government of India, with an option to purchase an additional 2%.


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India of My Dream

Currently India comes 119th rank in HDI.I want women should feel safe in my India.My India respect the women.So I can proudly say that ‘I LOVE MY INDIA’ and ‘ I AM PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN’.I want India to become best tourist place of the world.


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Comparing India and China

The recovery rate of closed business in China is also higher in China at 35.9 compared to 11.6 in India.Country Analysis – India.In business practices, India has been improving in several ways.This shows that level of security in China is a higher than in India.An economic analysis of growth, trend and impact of FDI in India and China.


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Development and History of the India-Pakistan Space Program

Pakistan and India space program has almost start at same time but India has a much advance space program that of Pakistan.The making of the anti satellite devices by India also have the impact on the balance between India and Pakistan strategic forces.By using a satellite both countries India and Pakistan can be make perfection in their targets, it can provide more accuracy in targeting consequences.India is getting help in it program from unites states, Russia and Israel and on the other hand Pakistan is getting help from china.Pakistan also have the offer for Awacs system but United States retraced the offer that time in 1980 India raised the question that by introducing this type of strategic technology it can change the strategic ar...


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Imperialism in india Essay

imperialism of India it could be reasonably argued that India benefitted more in than Britain in the long run.On the other hand Imperialism set a basis for Indian society, it gave India an infrastructure, modern morals, but most importantly it gave India an education.This supplied India with jobs, but its urpose was to use India to supply Britain with raw materials.(3) Then when the British arrived In India the practices of Infanticide and widow burning were quickly stopped end eventually so was slavery.In the end after Britain left India it did not take much with it that it didn’t already have, it might have acquired some influenced and some monetary gain but nothing worthy of praise.


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Comparison of life with seasons in nature Essay

Indian Ocean is named after India because India has the longest coastline on the ocean.The geographical coordinates of India are 8° 4′ N to 37° 6′ N latitudes and 68°7′ E to 97° 25′ E longitudes.India is located in the northern hemisphere.Owing to these favourable conditions, India was able to amass huge wealth through its foreign trade.It is the strategic importance of India on the Indian Ocean that has resulted in naming the ocean after India.


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India vs China

Therefore, if we compare in near future India might grow rapidly than China as the working population will be high in India.India is facing the problem of controlling the inflation and maintaining economic growth because if they try to control inflation we can experience slowdown in economic growth and if we increase economic growth, there will be increase in the price level of goods and services.India in other hand is also growing but if we look at the growth compared to China, India is still lacking behind.If we look at both the economies, India is more favorable because there is high domestic consumption and they are not dependent upon others.Slowly, India will also experience the same thing because FDI is increasing rapidly.


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