Introduction: What is Facsimile Fax (short for facsimile), is a technology used to transmit scanned images or documents over a telephone line. It was invented in the 1960s and became widely used for communication and document sharing before the advent of email and other digital technologies. A fax machine scans a physical document and then transmits it to a receiving fax machine, which prints out a copy of the original document. Fax technology has been important for businesses, particularly in the past when it was the primary means of transmitting documents quickly and securely. While fax usage has declined ... Read More

Introduction End of day (EOD) is a term that is commonly used in the financial and business world to refer to the closing of the markets at the end of the trading day. This is a crucial time for traders and investors, as it marks the end of the current trading session and the official closing prices for the day are determined. However, the term EOD can also be used in other contexts such as military and law enforcement, where it refers to the end of a shift or work day. What is EOD? EOD stands for "End of ... Read More

Introduction The Excise Control Code (ECC) is a set of regulations and procedures that govern the collection of excise taxes on goods manufactured within a country. The ECC is designed to ensure compliance with excise tax laws and regulations, and to prevent the evasion of taxes on products such as alcohol, tobacco, and fuel. The ECC typically includes provisions for the registration and licensing of manufacturers and distributors of excisable goods, as well as guidelines for the collection and reporting of excise taxes. It also includes penalties and fines for non-compliance and evasion of taxes. The ECC plays a ... Read More

Introduction of CA A Chartered Accountant (CA) is a professional who specializes in financial accounting, auditing, and taxation. They are experts in financial reporting and compliance, and are highly valued for their knowledge of accounting principles and regulations. Chartered Accountants are recognized internationally and have met rigorous education, experience, and examination requirements set by the professional body. In order to become a Chartered Accountant, individuals must typically complete a combination of education and work experience, as well as pass a series of professional exams. This process can take several years to complete, but it is highly respected in the ... Read More

What is BPL? BPL stands for "Below Poverty Line". In many countries, including India, the government has set a poverty line below which people are considered to be living in poverty. BPL is the term used to refer to people who fall below this poverty line and are eligible for government assistance programs. This assistance can include things like food subsidies, housing assistance, and financial aid for education and health care. In India BPL cardholder's are eligible for various government schemes and also for the subsidies on various services like gas, electricity etc. History of BPL The history of ... Read More

Introduction The All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) is a party that was born out of factionalism from the DMK. Due to various differences M.G.Ramachandran founded this party. Ramachandran’s popularity as a film star in south India helped the party to gain a strong support base in Tamil Nadu. Prior to having their ideologies and strategies the AIADMK mostly relied upon the ideologies of their parent organisation which was the DMK. Hence, this article is a brief discussion on the history of AIADMK and their ideologies. FEBRUARY 15, 2014, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU, INDIA - Memorial of Marudhur Gopalan ... Read More

Introduction The AHRC is a non-governmental organisation created in 1948 to look after the increasing human rights violations in Asia. It is created to provide practical solutions to human rights violations and provide immediate relief and protection to the victims of human rights violations. Through its various strategies like Urgent Appeal, Statement, Folk Schools, Internships, the AHRC has been trying to address human rights violations in every corner of Asia. About AHRC AHRC stands for Asian Human Rights Commission. This commission was formed to look after human rights especially in the Asian region. Registered in 1948, this commission was ... Read More

Introduction AGP or the Asom Gana Parishad party was mainly formed to implement the objectives of the Assam Movement. Since, it was born from this movement, multiple stakeholders of the movement including several political parties and members and leaders helped in its formation. This is also the very reason why this party experiences factionalism from its very birth. The party’s ideologies mostly aim to respect and safeguard the original people of Assam and their interests. In this article we will briefly discuss the history, organisation and ideology of the AGP. History Asom Gana Parishad was formed as an umbrella organisation ... Read More

Introduction The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is a regional development bank established in 1966 to promote economic and social progress in Asia and the Pacific. ADB's mission is to reduce poverty, facilitate sustainable economic growth, and promote regional cooperation. With 68 member countries, the bank provides loans, grants, technical assistance, and policy advice to help its members meet their development goals. ADB's focus areas include infrastructure development, support for small and medium-sized enterprises, regional cooperation and integration, human development, environmental sustainability, and governance and institutional development. ADB has been instrumental in supporting the economic growth of many countries in ... Read More

Introduction The Asian Currency Union (ACU) is a clearinghouse for payments among central banks in Asia, designed to facilitate regional monetary cooperation and promote trade and investment among member countries. The ACU was established in 1977 by 10 Asian central banks and has since expanded to include other Asian countries, including China, Japan, and South Korea. The ACU allows member countries to settle payments for trade and investment in local currencies, reducing their dependence on foreign currencies and promoting financial stability in the region. The ACU operates on a 24-hour basis and offers a range of financial services, including ... Read More