International Journal of Applied Marketing and Management

Devesh Gupta ¹, Geetika Shukla ², Divya Gupta

Affiliations
1 IIMT Group of Colleges, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, IN
2 Dewan Institute of Management Studies, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, IN

Abstract

Foreign trade plays a pivotal role in the overall development of the economy. In the modern world of today, none of the nations in the world can survive without the indulgence of international trade. All the nations of the world are interdependent in terms of satisfying their mutual demands. India heralded in the area of international trade with different nations when it gained independence from the shackles of the British rule. When it gained independence, India was not aware of the possibilities that existed in the area of international trade, because for nearly 200 years it was under the trade norms of the British government, which exploited India both in terms of economic resources and labour resources. In the backdrop of the importance of foreign trade, present paper aims to provide a study of the composition of foreign trade of India and changes which has taken place in recent times.

Keywords

Foreign Trade, India, Composition.

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Rajeev Singh ¹, Karishma Rana ², Divya Gupta ³

Affiliations
1 Deputy Manager Commercial, JMS Mining Pvt. Limited, Nagpur, Maharashtra, IN
2 Scholar Galgotia University, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, IN
3 Scholar CCS University, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, IN

Abstract

Agriculture has been the traditional mainstay of the economy of India, since times immemorial. The practice of agriculture in primitive times was entirely different than what is practiced today. There has been a significant shift in needs of agriculture in modern times. Unlike primitive or ancient times, agriculture can no longer be practiced with the help of traditional techniques of agricultural and the obsolete equipments. Nowadays, agriculture is practiced on modern lines. Modern equipment has become essential for agriculture in present times. But agriculture is the sector which constantly remains in doldrums. Farmers fail to get enough finances to practice agriculture on modern lines. They constantly fall prey to the treacherous practices of traditional finance providers. The paper entitled, “Financing the Bread Giver” throws light on the demand for grants in agriculture in India and endeavors to put forward different types of financial provisions as given by the government to boost the agriculture of India.

Keywords

Agricultural Finance, Agricultural Marketing, Agricultural Research.

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