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Introducing our book to commerce students on Trade and Commerce in Ancient India. This book is especially written as per National Education Policy Syllabus for the students of Third Year...

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Trade and Commerce in Ancient India
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Introducing our book to commerce students on Trade and Commerce in Ancient India. This book is especially written as per National Education Policy Syllabus for the students of Third Year Graduation of KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon. This is a book which is a written honestly for the rural and urban students of Commerce, Management professional and investors of effective understanding.
This book is also useful to the teachers who would otherwise have to prepare their lecturers from various sources particularly an attempt has been made to use simple and easily understandable Language. Topics of the book are logically arranged in numbered paragraphs exactly according to the modified syllabus from June, 2026.
Really speaking we prefer and refer the standard books and collected new and latest references and information from innumerable good books, journals, bulletins, reports and research articles.

1. Introduction of Ancient Trade and Commerce in India......5
1.1 Literal and Philosophical Meaning of ‘Ancient Trade’ and ‘Commerce’
1.2 Types of Trade
1.3 History of Ancient Trade and Commerce in India
1.4 Emergence of Ancient Trade and Commerce in India
1.5 Role of India on trade policy in the Ancient period)

2. Trade routes and Intermediaries..........................................33
2.1 Trade-routes between India and the western countries
2.2 Trade-Routes between India and the Far East
2.3 Major Cities in Trading Route
2.4 Trade policy of Kautilya
2.5 Ancient trade with other countries

3. Ports of India with Coastal Marts.........................................71
3.1 Sindhi-speaking area
3.2 Gujarati-speaking Area
3.3 Malayalam-speaking area
3.4 Marathi-speaking area
3.5 Bengali speaking area
3.6 Telugu speaking area
3.7 Odia speaking area

References................................................................................104

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