2019 |
Volume 4 |
Issue 1
Changing Equations of India
1.
Virendra Singh
– Professor, Iimt University, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India.
2.
Abhishek Gautam
– Professor, Iimt University, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India.
3.
Monika Goel
– Professor, Iimt University, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India.
Received
05-Dec-2019
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Accepted
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Published
05-Dec-2019
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Abstract
There can be no second thoughts pertaining to the
importance of international trade for any given country
of the world. Thus, India as a developing country can
be no exception to this universal truth. It is not possible
to bring out the facts regarding first time when India
engaged in trade with some nation, but it traded
with different nations in the times when some of the
countries were still groping in darkness to find means
of livelihood for their folks. India traded with almost
every nation and dealt in the products of rare quality
and rarest origin. In modern times, India also has trade
relations with many nations and deals in a number
of commodities. This paper is an attempt to focus on
different items of trade that India exports and imports
and the nations with which it undertakes that trade.
Keywords India, Trade, Composition etc.
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