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Make India an Inclusive Economic Superpower
Make India an inclusive economic superpower without burning buses, blocking traffic or sending roses. See Baby Steps category under Forum
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Started by Sanjay Bhargava in General Jan 1.
All villages with a population greater than 2000 will get banking facilities by March 2012. Very nice but again the devil will be in the details. The finance minister stated this in his budget speech.
Atul has made some detailed posts on the budget and there are strong reasons for cautious optimism. I hope now some bank CEO's will see this as a great business opportunity. With new banks and increasing competition we may witness a banking rev
… ContinuePosted by Sanjay Bhargava on March 5, 2010 at 8:30am
The stock market witnessed a rare budget rally this time-at least after four years; fiscal policy shaped with the recommendations of the Thirteenth Finance Commission {TFC}that strived for a gradual exit strategy from the expansionary fiscal measures including those of stimulus packages g
… ContinuePosted by Atul Kumar Thakur on March 3, 2010 at 7:57pm
“He delighted in India and regarded her resources with hopeful interest, her people with sympathy, her scenery with admiration, and her antiquities with curiosity. Nothing, he said could be imagined more intensely interesting than India…” these word would best canopied the sound affiliati
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Regional Rural Banks were first set up in the year 1975, under the RRB Ordinance Act {1975}; the ordinance was later replaced by the RRB Act {1976}. Formation of these banks was the result of the growing realization that the ethos and attitude of the existing Public Sector banks were not
… ContinuePosted by Atul Kumar Thakur on February 24, 2010 at 8:52pm
The recent regulatory ruling by the Stock Exchange Board of India {SEBI} of scrapping distribution fee from equity schemes has multiplied the adversity of smaller fund houses. Enforcement of this practices are now shaping the investors temptation in completely new direction as cost and quality conscious investors now increasingly contemplati
… ContinuePosted by Atul Kumar Thakur on February 24, 2010 at 8:48pm
Warren Hastings, the Governor of Bengal during the twilight of eighteenth century was an unusual top end British official who introduced some noble changes within his jurisdiction in colonial India albeit his later life completely defied his pre imminence and early fortune as he became th
… ContinuePosted by Atul Kumar Thakur on February 24, 2010 at 8:30pm
The people have to be exceptional. May be deputed from companies or prepared to invest in themselves. You may be the talent LDID seeks or you may know people http://tinyurl.com/yfnwg4u
Posted by Sanjay Bhargava on February 10, 2010 at 8:07am
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Posted by Atul Kumar Thakur on January 29, 2010 at 7:30pm
Posted by Atul Kumar Thakur on January 29, 2010 at 7:30pm
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