From which country did Britain borrow large sums of money during the First World War?

(a) A Treasury Bill is an instrument to borrow short term funds by the Government of India. They have a maturity period of less than a year. They are also called...

The First World War changed the situation. Steel produced in Britain was being utilised to meet the demands of the war. As a result, the Indian Railways turned to TISCO...

(i) Unlike earlier wars, most of the deaths took place outside the battlefield. (ii) More civilians than soldiers died from war. (iii) Vast parts of Asia and Europe were devastated. (iv) Cities were destroyed. (v)...

The abundance of labor in the market affected the lives of the workers in Britain in following ways: (i) The work available in most of the industries were seasonal. So workers...

The first world war affected the socio-economic conditions of the world in the following ways: (i) Entire Societies were reorganized for war— as men went to battlefields, women stepped in to...

(i) Attempts were made to decongest localities, Green the open spaces, reduce pollution and landscape in the city. (ii) Large blocks of apartments were built in the city like Berlin and...

(i) Green the open spaces, reduced pollution and landscape the city. (ii) Large blocks of apartment were built in the city like Berlin and New York which had the similar housing...

(c) S.C. Bose and the socialists argued that the war was an imperialist one since both sides were fighting for gaining or defending colonial territories. Therefore the question of supporting...

(a) Debt Trap is a situation where you add on a new debt in order to repay an existing debt.

(b) No. of different sums of money = any 1 coin at a time + any 2 coins + any 3 coins it all 4 coins  = 4C1 + 4C2 +...