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The macroeconomic imbalances of the late 1980s and early 1990s pushed the government towards introducing the structural reforms of 1991. The high combined deficit of the central and state governments, elevated inflationary pressures, and large and unsustainable current account deficit (CAD) led to a balance of payments crisis in the Indian economy. In response to the situation, trade and investments were liberalised in 1991. The banking system, which had accumulated bad debts during the period of economic resurgence after the 1991 reforms, was supported through the deregulation of interest rates and the enactment of the SARFAESI Act 2002.
Which scheme received the Gold Award for Application of Emerging Technologies for Providing Citizen Centric Services at the 26th National Conference on ...
In the event of non-supply of food grains, how the Government compensate the beneficiaries under the NFSA?
How many traditional trades are initially covered under the 'PM Vishwakarma Yojana'?
FDI in Renewable Energy Sector is up to __________ under the automatic route.
On which date the “Stand-up India” Scheme was launched?
What is the objective of PM krishi sinchayee Yojana, which was launched in 2015-16.
(i) To achieve convergence of investments in i...
The PM Vishwakarma scheme provides a one-time financial assistance of ₹15,000 as:
Which of the following Statements about NCERT is/are True?
(i) NCERT provides academic and technical support for qualitative improvement of scho...
Which of the following ministries is associated with “Aazadi se Antoday take'' campaign?
What is the base year for the Quick Estimates of IIP (Index of Industrial Production)?