India

Muslims feared that their rights would not be protected in a land where Hindus were the majority.

Well that is the simplest answer that anyone can give, but there were many other factors involved and a lot of history behind it. In 1857 Britishers occupied the whole subcontinent (India+Pakistan+Bangladesh), and it was a deliberate attempt to divide one nation into two. for details you should checkout

http://umarshehzad.hubpages.com/hub/partitioning-of-India-1947

The panchayat raj introduced in INDIA in 1952, 1st introduced in Rajastan

Because Gandhi was very effective in using his words and furthermore, through his actions, people felt his sincerity and that he cares for his country and managed to help influence the people into following him thus he is a charismatic leader.

Businesses in India will benefit greatly from the impact of globalization. They will be able to attract new markets and do business with other companies outside the region which improves profit margins.

Warrior Is Tushka..said like TuhshKa....Not toshka... The u says uh. TUSHKA =)

Jhansi Rani Lakshmi Bai alongwith Nana and Tantiya Tope.

India is a tropical country, in a very high contrast to Britain. India brought the British new products they had little or no access to previously. Also, India is an important country when referring to traveling the world. Thanks to India, it was much easier for the British to cross to their territories in Africa or Australia.

India has the twelfth largest economy in the world. Among the third world countries, India has proved itself to be one the best players in the world economy. The economic condition of India has improved immensely over the last few decades. Recently many policies have been reformed and some implemented in order to help the progress and development of the Indian economy scene. At the moment, the economy of India has been progressing at the massive pace.

Every Economy in the world stands on four basic pillars. Indian being one of the largest Economies of the world, too stands on these pillars. These are GDP, Inflation, Forex Reserves and Current Account Deficit. Topping all these comes the External Debt which is often used to stabilize the down going markets. Indian economy is the fourth largest in the world, with a GDP of $3.63 trillion at PPP, and tenth largest in the world with a $691.9 billion at 2004 USD exchange rates and has a real GDP growth rate of 6.2% at PPP.

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While the Gross Domestic Production tells about the total development in terms of total production in various sectors in a year, the inflation in co relation with the deflation tells about the market indices. The Forex Reserves counts on the Foreign trade and the currency earned in it while the Current Account Deficit makes for the total amount which is lacking to meet the requirements. All these are so adjusted that they make for the total profit or the growth of the economy. When all these four work in perfect synchronization, the net result is the growth of Economy or GDP. India too works on these to make a better Economy.

Some of the Key factors in the growth of the Indian Economy are the broad spectrum industries, stable parliamentary democracy, independent judiciary, global mindset of corporate sector and lobbying for globalization. With the changing perspective, today the Indian Economy is more strong, it has new players both local and forgien, the buyers market has increased with more competition, there is liberalized trade facilitating integration with WTO. All these have put the Indian Economy on a global perspective. With liberalized financial markets and emphasis on prudential norms the dynamic nature of Indian Economy is seeing new heights.

But despite of all this growth the Indian Economy is curtailed by creaking infrastructure, cumbersome judiciary system, dilapidated roads, severe shortage of electricity, lesser number of schools, lower education, caste system and reservation system. These are some of the common factors which inhibit the growth of the Indian Economy. Whatever is being written on papers is not materializing and even if it is being done in some sectors, the growth is slow that the work being done is equal to no work.

Indian Economy beginning from the Indus Valley Civilization to the Mayura age has a reached a point where Oligarchy has become more prominent. The democracy is losing its point somewhere and the growth of Indian Economy is showing its good results only in some sectors. There is a lot which needs to be done, especially from the growth perspective....

1.Non Implementation Of Legislative Law 2.Excessive formalities for an issue of special permit to view restricted areas sites like sundarbans etc.

3.Untrained Guides & Shepras 4.Lack of Infrastructure Roads,Flyovers ,Telecommunication and Virtual Network 5.Lack of Facilities To Tourist like Fresh Water,Waiting Room,Clock Room,Food & Beverages 6.Tourist often faces fraud ,cheating,thefts by small and medium gangs. 7.Communication and culture problem. 8.Tourism development projects are usually development by Indian Government without any discussion with community leaders and they are dumped to follow the ineffective projects blindly. 9.Lack of Tourism Information to both the traveler as well as the Community members there are ample of sites that can be developed but due to either ignorance or negligence of lack of initiative they are not promoted. 10.Mistrust of local people in Tourism Industry India by and large is more dominated by agriculture sector. 11.Lack of Financial support. 12.Inconsistent Community Organization. 13.Poor Administration & management. 14.Lack of New Concept like ouch tourism where people invite tourist to their home.Indian Law create more hinderence for providing that. 15.Absence of alternate site near by and fair and festival creats a bottleneck problem in crowd management.Like In Kumbh Festival no effective rem ides are applied by Indian Government to curtail overcrowd by creating other destinations in nearby localities. 16.Public does not know the culture,language of other countries but also it is unaware of the culture language of other region in India.Absence of interpreter is ofetn seen in tourism destinations.

17.Too many cooks spoil the broth involvement of too many agents and tourism operators also makes the cost of tourism package too high in India. 18.Lack Of entrepreneurship opportunities also restrict youth to follow a career in Tourism such as opening a hotel resort or retail outlet or handicraft business to serve Tourism Industry in India. 19.Improper Marketing and tourism promotion. 20.Obsolete and non Interesting Tourism Itinerary that does not provide value to money.Itineraries are prepared to extend length of stay .Such improper itinerary causes inconvenience to tourist as unnecessary sites are added in the itinerary to increase the cost of package.

1876 is when the Great Famine of India began. It lasted two years and is estimated to have killed up to 5.5 million people.

Inflation in India has come down to 9.97% in July 2010, when compared to June 2010 and because of RBI's tightening policy in July 2010, inflation is expected to stabilize at 7% in march 2011, expert says, so the inflation in the month of August 2010, should lies between 9-10%.

Mr. Mukul Roy is the present Railway Minister of India. [20 March 2012 onwards]

social anthropology

A person is considered poor if his or her income or consumption level falls below a given minimum level necessary to fulfill basic needs. Each country uses an imaginary line that is considered appropriate for its existing level of development and its accepted minimum social norms. This is called the poverty line.

While determining the poverty line in India, a minimum level of food requirement, clothing, footwear, fuel and light, educational and medical requirements, etc., are determined for subsistence. These physical quantities are multiplied by their prices in rupees, and thereby the poverty line is arrived at. The numbers involved in the calculation of the poverty line vary. Since the economics of living in the rural parts of the country is different from that of living in the urban parts, the poverty line deducted for individuals living in the rural areas is different from that deducted for individuals living in the urban areas.

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== == == == == == == == == == == == == == == == == == Hi, Because prior to Imperialized India was not a united country. It was ruled by many kings. So, British captured these Kings & made as one country under their rule. Hope this helps

no prime minister for karnataka,only chief minister edurappah(at present)

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Globalization affects every econmic sector - for the better nad worse, per se. In the agricultural sector, crop imports could be traded at cheaper prices, and could be exchange for another commodity becasue of the free trade - as entailed among the provisions of WTO. In this way, countries that rely primarily on agriculture (i.e. the Philippines), could purchase or import crops from another country at cheaper tariff rates, in case of a shortage. However, on the downside, countries that are more progressive agriculturally could just dump their third-rate or low-class products to their third-world trading counterpart. Thus, poor quality products could be received by the "lesser" country. "Quality Control" of the traded products is the main issue. The same thing holds true for the industrial sector. Exchnage of technoligical and industrial products will definitely exist. Both prducts may benefit mutually. Nonetheless, a possible detraction is again the instances of poor imported products from the superior countries, just like in the issue of the agricultural sector. Simply put, Globalization has its benefits as well as disadvantages. But generally, the free trade among nations - its exisitng policies - must be reviewed in order to protect the developing countries from receiving low-class imports. These countries are yet to adjust and compete globally, they are not ready to enter the fray and go head-to-head with the titans. Therefore, it must be imperative that the governing rules must be ammended. Although the free trade is yet to completely implemented, at least on the Philippine setting, nevertheless, it must be reviewed to protect and given cushion to the developing nations.

1951.

In 1947, India attained her independence. The Constitution of India came into force on January 26, 1950. The first general elections under the new Constitution were held during the year 1951-52 and the first elected Parliament came into being in April, 1952, the Second General elections in April, 1957, the Third General elections in April, 1962, the Fourth General elections in March, 1967, the Fifth General elections in March, 1971, the Sixth General elections in March, 1977, the Seventh General elections in January, 1980, the Eighth General elections in December, 1984, the Ninth General elections in December, 1989, the Tenth General elections in June, 1991, the Eleventh General elections in May, 1996, the Twelfth General elections in March, 1998 and Thirteenth General elections in October, 1999. and the Fourteenth General elections in May 2004.......

The same things they ate for other meals, there was no type of modern break-up in the types of food you ate. Food in those times was opportunistic, if you had deer meat you ate that, if you had flat-bread you ate that.

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It changed how the nation made $, from argricultural to industrial. In the beginning, Jefferson wished that we would stay an agrarian society, while Alexander Hamilton wanted to industrialize. So, in the end, Hamilton apparently got his wish. (Though it took a while.)

the principle need of planning in underdeveloped countries like india is to increase the rate of economic development.it means increasing the rate of capital formation by raising the levels of income,saving and investment:-)»»