The development of power sector of a nation is closely linked to the overall economic growth of the nation. The importance of the power sector can therefore never be underestimated. India being a developing nation has even more to expect from this sector.
We all get fascinated by the retailers’ generosity when they announce heavy discounts on various festivals. Be it Diwali or Holi, Independence Day or Republic Day; the retailers especially in the organized sector give us another reason to shop.
Retailing is one of the fastest growing industries across the globe and offers livelihood to millions. Human Resources occupy a significant place in the growth of the industry.
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are an important part of world economy. Though the SMEs are small in size, their contribution to any economy cannot be ignored.
Fashion is a symbol of society and has continuously been influenced by historical, social, traditional, religious, political, economic, psychological and more recently technological changes (Welters and Lillethun, 2011).
Coal mining on a commercial level started in India way back in 1774. India’s growth over the years can be well assumed with the fact that today it stands at third position in terms of coal production across the world.
Coal industry is an industry of high economic importance globally. The industry contributes to the economic development not only directly but also through the growth of many other industries where coal is the basic element like steel and power industries.