Banks are financial institutions. In a way, it is a bartering system. Collect money from you, give interest, lend it to people who need it, and collect interest (including your operating cost). The Indus Valley Civilization is known for practising a barter system. Recognising the vitality of the banking system, the UN adopted a resolution designating 4 December as the "International Day of Banks". Financing policies do not work in isolation. Well-run national development banks can help countries develop financing options for Sustainable Development Goal-related investments.
A complete geometrization of the Huygens–Fresnel principle by means of a highly versatile hyperbola theorem is presented, alongside its applications. The unitary framework so developed can concurrently apprehend both optical interference and diffraction phenomena.
This study investigates the thermal stratification characteristics of a single-medium sensible heat storage tank. The thermal energy storage (TES) system under investigation comprises a vertical cylindrical tank fitted with an immersed discharging coil. The study considers three different discharging coil configurations (helical, conical, and inverted conical). A commercial silicone oil (Hytherm 600) is used as the heat storage medium in the tank, and water serves as the discharging fluid.
The paper reports establishment of a much needed single platform (TREADS) integrated with data and tools required for research into the neurological disease epilepsy.
This article provides arguments through case studies across the world on how culture can be a great determinant of human-wildlife coexistence
The article chronicles the multifaceted relations between the Adivasi( Tea Tribe) community and the wild Asian elephants in the Udalguri district of Assam, India
The article chronicles the multifaceted relations between the Adivasi( Tea Tribe) community and the wild Asian elephants in the Udalguri district of Assam, India
