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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION – STARTUP ECOSYSTEM AND PEOPLE CENTRIC SOLUTION DESIGNING

Indian startup ecosystem has presented so far twenty-seven Unicorns.

DIGITAL CURRENCY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA

The demonetization of currency in year 2016 by Modi government revolutionized the movement towards usage of digital payment methods in India. Though it was strenuous decision for country like India where 90% of the transactions are in cash, people adopted digital mode of payments in short span of time. The adoption of digital methods for payments is facilitated by phenomenal increase in ownership of smart phones and presence of user friendly payment modes like PAYTM and BHIM UPI. The paper tries to explore the global trends in digital currencies in selected countries and tries to examine the implications of digital currency for India through SWOT analysis.

A STUDY ON AWARENESS WHILE INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE AND GOLD

There are various avenues for investment ranging from risk – less to high – risk. One of the renowned option as investment is real estate sector. In India, real estate holds key position in providing business and employment opportunities. The intention of this paper is the integral parts of real estate investments. Further, this paper focuses on the various real estate laws in India. The study also focuses on the comparison between investment in real estate and gold. This study suggested precautions to be taken while investing in real estate and investment in gold.

The US-India Economic Relations: An Enthusiastic Renewal

Very recently, the economic relations between the United States of America and India has received significant impetus following the meeting of the head of the states in Washington, and subsequently, in other states.

“Howdy Modi''

What a paradox!

Digital Transformation

Solution Design For Problem Solving

CMA Dipankar Das Purkayastha

Managing Director & CEO, ABP Pvt Ltd

Strengthening Accounting in Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies

The cooperatives in India are more than a century old. The emergence of cooperatives in a formalized form can be traced to the passing of the “Cooperative Credit Societies Act, 1904” even though some of the cooperatives may have been established prior to that. Subsequent legislative initiatives include Cooperative Societies Act, 1912 which provided for the formation of noncredit societies and federal cooperative organisations. Provinces like Bombay, Madras, Bihar, Orissa and Bengal enacted their own cooperative laws on the lines of the 1912 Act. In 1942, the government enacted the Multi Unit Cooperative Societies Act which was an enabling instrument for incorporation and winding up of cooperative societies.

Brexit

Many Implications of Leaving an Economic Union