Indian Economy for Civil Services and other Competitive Examinations The all-new edition of Indian Economy is designed to systematically explain the concepts of Indian economics to students for obtaining high scores in the examinations. Features of the Book: • Comprehensive Coverage of Latest Syllabus • Union Budget 2022-23 • Summary of Economic Survey 2021-22 • Glossary • Updated with latest changes in government’s policies Focus of the Book: • Exhaustive revision of concepts • Thorough preparation • Attention to details via easy-to-understand language usage The book is a one-stop source of complete study material for proper preparation of Indian Economics allows an all-inclusive preparation providing the aspirants to learn, revise, and gauge their progress at par with the examination level. It comprehensively covers the following units: 1) Introduction to Economics 2) Development Strategy and Economic Reform 3) Banking Sector 4) Financial Markets in India 5) Industrial Sector in India 6) Agriculture Sector 7) Service Sector in India 8) Infrastructure Sector in India 9) External Sector 10) Inflation 11) National Income 12) Public Finance 13) Economic Planning in India 14) Social Sector in India 15) Black Money or Parallel Economy 16) Climate Change and Sustainable Development 17) Goods and Services Tax (GST) 18) Summary of Economic Survey 2021-22 19) Union Budget 2022–23 20) Glossary
Sautar is an indigenous tribe residing mainly in West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand and Assam. Sautars belong to the Proto-Australoid racial group. Both men and women of the Sautar community are masters in archery. They are often considered a martial community by the masses. Since they are skilled fighters, they were often hired by the commoners during fights. Due to this practice, several Sautars were killed. In Bihar, Sautar is one of the major communities, forming a majority of the state's tribal population. The Sautar mostly speak Sautari, a member of the Munda language family. In Bihar, the Sautars are mostly landless. Though, some people from the tribe engage themselves in agriculture. This community has fallen prey to ignorance in the process of socialisation. The ignorance of the Sautar community developed gradually when most of their people were converted to Christianity. Some also became followers of Chauvinism. Due to this religious conversion, their original beliefs and culture got destroyed. In the cultural structure of India, the cultural identity and values of Sautars were ignored. This book is an attempt by the author to present the few aspects and facts behind the problems being faced by this community.
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