Union Budget 2025: Why Was Indira Gandhi’s 1973 Budget Called the ‘Black Budget’?
In 1973, India faced one of its most challenging economic periods, leading to the infamous ‘Black Budget’ presented by Finance Minister Yashwantrao B. Chavan. This budget, marked by a massive fiscal deficit of Rs 550 crore, reflected the economic strain the country was under. But what exactly made this budget so notorious? What were the key policy decisions and how did they shape India’s financial future? In this video, we explore the reasons behind the ‘Black Budget,’ its impact on India’s economy, and its lasting legacy. Watch to learn more about this pivotal moment in India’s financial history.
What is ‘Bharatpol’ and how will it help India tackle international crime?
The platform is particularly valuable in addressing the complexities of modern crimes, such as online radicalisation and cyber fraud, which often require rapid international collaboration.
MC Explains: Surprising Benefits of Personal Loans for Women You Never Knew | Personal Finance
Unlock financial opportunities with personal loans designed exclusively for women!
Why Bangladesh is revisiting the 1971 Liberation War in textbooks
The legacies of Mujib and Ziaur Rahman, and the question of who proclaimed the independence of Bangladesh, have been a subject of debate and dispute.
Switzerland's 'burqa ban': Protecting values or undermining freedom?
The ban on face coverings in public, including the burka and niqab worn by Muslim women, was narrowly approved by Swiss voters in 2021.
Arunachal Pradesh to implement law passed in 1978: What is Freedom of Religion Act?
Passed by the first state legislative Assembly of the state in 1978, the law primarily envisages the restriction and prohibition of conversion of people from one religion to another by force, fraud, or inducement.
Pakistan Joins UNSC: What It Means for India and Global Diplomacy | MC Explains
Pakistan takes a seat at the United Nations Security Council for a two-year term, sparking concerns in India over Kashmir, global crises, and UNSC reforms. What lies ahead? Watch to uncover the diplomatic showdown
Zimbabwe Abolishes Capital Punishment | The Truth From Around the World | MC Explains
Zimbabwe has officially abolished the death penalty after a 20-year hiatus, joining the growing list of countries moving away from capital punishment. In this video, we explore which countries have already abolished the death penalty, when they did so, and India's current position on the issue. Stay tuned to learn more about this global shift in justice and human rights.
F*** yourself...': It's Musk's Tech Bros vs MAGA as fierce war erupts in Trump camp over immigration
Elon Musk's call for skilled immigration, backed by Trump’s surprising H-1B support, has sparked a fiery clash within the MAGA base, exposing deep divisions over the future of 'America First.'
Merry Christmas! Why do we celebrate the festival on December 25?
The celebration of Jesus Christ’s birth takes place on December 25 in most parts of the world. But there is no consensus on when Jesus was actually born
Bangladesh strengthens trade & maritime ties with Pakistan: Why India should be concerned
Bangladesh's recent decision to remove mandatory physical inspections for cargo from Pakistan has added to India’s concerns.
Why Maharashtra's Guardian Minister posts have become a bone of contention
With multiple contenders vying for these influential roles across 11 districts, the stage is set for intense political maneuvering.
Switching Jobs? Don’t Miss These Crucial Financial Steps!| MC Explain
Changing jobs is more than just a new role—it's an opportunity to reset your financial game. in this video, join @payal1303 as we explore the must-do financial tasks when switching jobs, including updating your tax details, managing your health insurance, handling epf, and tips to maximize your salary increase. make sure you're on top of your finances during this transition for a smooth and successful switch. watch now for expert advice on navigating your financial journey.
One Nation, One Election bills referred to JPC: What are these parliamentary committees and what powers do they hold?
The JPC’s report, expected in the next parliamentary session, will likely play a crucial role in shaping the future of the ‘One Nation, One Election’ proposal.
Can POSH Act apply to political parties? Existing mechanisms and the plea in Supreme Court explained
While public and private workplaces are mandated to set up Internal Complaints Committees (ICCs) to address sexual harassment, political parties lack consistency in implementing such mechanisms.
Here is how your marriage can affect your credit score
Joint loan accounts with your spouse as the co-borrower, credit utilisation ratios and debt consolidation can impact your credit score. Here’s a guide to managing joint loan accounts for healthy credit scores
Pakistan’s economic tightrope: With deepening crisis, will IMF’s $7 billion bailout bring relief and stability?
This cancellation comes at a precarious time for Pakistan’s cash-strapped economy, which has been grappling with structural inefficiencies, rising inflation, and a ballooning debt burden.
Golden visa via real estate investment: Why Indians are preferring these global destinations
ndia’s wealthy are increasingly scouting for real estate investment opportunities in overseas destinations and are also looking to acquire apartments in gateway cities around the globe.
London is one example. Indians form one of the largest communities of property owners in the city. To be sure, the United Kingdom recently scrapped its golden visa programme. Watch here for more details
Simple steps to take control of your personal finances
Taking control of your personal finances starts with small, manageable changes. By setting clear goals, creating a budget, and practicing mindful spending, you can secure your financial future while enjoying the present.
Electronic Voting Machines: Can they be tampered with? Answering questions around EVMs
Following the Haryana election results in October, Congress alleged that EVMs with a 99% battery charge showed losses for the Congress, while those with 60-70% charge indicated victories.
Smart borrowing: why diversifying your funding sources makes sense
When financial needs arise, relying on multiple funding sources can be a smarter choice than sticking to a single option.
Thinking about taking a personal loan? Ask yourself these 10 questions first
Before taking a personal loan, it’s essential to evaluate your financial situation and needs. Thoughtful planning ensures your loan supports, rather than hinders, your financial goals.
Protect your credit: Why late payments can cost you
Late payments might seem like small mistakes, but they can have serious consequences for your credit score and financial health. Proactively managing your payments not only protects your credit score but also empowers you to achieve long-term financial goals.
Digital Arrest Scams: How Fake Police Are Emptying Bank Accounts
Imagine receiving a phone call. The voice on the other end claims you’re involved in a criminal case. Your Aadhaar card has been misused, and you’re at risk of being arrested. Panic sets in. What should you do next? Watch here to know
