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He should be Killed immediately
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Vinoy Scaria James
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| 16 days ago
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No place for emotions. Got to keep him alive and make sure that the persons opens up. Just to please bloodmongers we cannot let go of a person who can give us vast info on our eniemies.
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Ajeet Kumar Singh
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I THINK IT IS ONLY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THAT IS SPENDING SO MUCH MONEY ON PROVING THE TERROR THAT HAS ALREADY TAKEN PLACE IN FRONT OF NATION, WHAT IS THE POINT OF TRAIL, IF WE HANG THE KASAB WITHIN 1 WEEK OF THE INCIDENT , WHO IS GOING TO ASK THE...
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ujjval jain
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"He should be kept alive"
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'An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.' M. K. Gandhi. We most probably doing this to show the world specially to the people nations with distorted frenzied mentality that we are a very matured nation we believe in justice democracy. We...
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Debate: "India govt spending Rs 31 crore on Kasab: Should we continue this?" deleted from your view.
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kalpesh zanje
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| 1 month ago
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Rural economy is improved a lot almost in all taluka and district places. In now a days lots of savings and small business also available with the rural people furhter they are aware and have knowledge about their investment, where to invest and...
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Ajeet Kumar Singh
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No i don't agree with dheeraj, even though the government is coming up with all those things it is difficult for the banks to provide separate products all together which is targeted at the rural India, and with huge number of migrations that is...
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sujit Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Not exactly rural marketing. The real rural banking is done by cooperative bank helped by NABARD in India. Still the private players are looking for rural areas for profitability, which is not viable even though the volume is big there. So, yes...
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Debate: "Is Rural banking the new mantra for Retail banks?" deleted from your view.
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Ajeet Kumar Singh
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| 3 years ago
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Hi sudeep, Customers should lock their money in FDs with longer tenure because interest rates are all set to come down, especially because of the current economic situation RBI is likely to reduce both repo and reverse repo rates to bring...
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Debate: "Is it wise to invest in short term FDs ?" deleted from your view.
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ASOKE KUSARI
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| 2 years ago
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Yes, most of the Banks in the USA have adopted the "Univarsal Banking" model in recent times after the fall of most of the Investment Banks there. But, what is Universal Banking ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_bank : We may see this...
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Ajeet Kumar Singh
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| 3 years ago
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I agree with you Mr.Singh that there will be a change in the banking model.. Take in case of RBS ( Royal Bank of scotland ) has already shut down its proprietary trading desk after receiving a generous capital infusion from the British government.
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Satwinder Singh
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| 2 years ago
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YES. The universal banking model followed by the Global banks is the future. The model not only helps customer to have wide variety of transfer features, linkage with equity, demats, funds, etc that everyone wil love to have. This model also...
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A Visual Guide to the Financial Crisis by WallStats.com Almost overnight, the talking heads went from perpetuating the euphoria of investors to rushing to pronounce the economy dead. Last year, when lenders started dropping like flies as foreclosures rose and margins were called, the problems of Wall Street became more and more apparent, and lending guidelines were tightened to the point that many individuals were stuck in their time-bomb loans, and thus began a vicious cycle. But what led to this? Here is a visual guide to help you understand the events leading up to the bailout.
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Asset quality: Needs monitoring
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Liquidity woes: Partly resolved
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Rajat Das
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"Asset quality: Needs monitoring"
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To add on to what Mr.Singh stated , Indian banks are well capitalised and regulated, and are seen in a better position to endure any probable increases of NPA, the situation needs monitoring as the trend could change and NPA levels may move up...
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Ajeet Kumar Singh
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My concern as a layman is that the inflation and interest rates are rising. The RBI had adopted a hawkish approach and maintained a tight monetary policy stance in view of the high inflation, on the back of food articles, metal and oil prices moving...
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Asset quality: Needs monitoring
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Liquidity woes: Partly resolved
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Rajat Das
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"Asset quality: Needs monitoring"
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To add on to what Mr.Singh stated , Indian banks are well capitalised and regulated, and are seen in a better position to endure any probable increases of NPA, the situation needs monitoring as the trend could change and NPA levels may move up...
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Ajeet Kumar Singh
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My concern as a layman is that the inflation and interest rates are rising. The RBI had adopted a hawkish approach and maintained a tight monetary policy stance in view of the high inflation, on the back of food articles, metal and oil prices moving...
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Manoj Garg
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| 3 years ago
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Rather buy a performing diversified equity funds and take a term plan......
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Balamurugan Gangadharan
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ULIP's should be taken for longer term and it should idealy mature at our retirement year. The mortality charges is lesser than the pure term plan and this enables one to go for high life insurance cover. The returns are also very attractive on a...
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Increasing energy expenses
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Cutting Costs
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Dheeraj Singh
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"Cutting Costs"
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People are trying to absorb the costs by expanding their purse strings. The basic needs like food, education and accommodation are continuing to have top priority. Some measures of cutting consumption are seen in travel costs, electricity and...
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Yashpal Singh Tomar
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"Increasing energy expenses"
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We all are worried about the ever increasing power and petroleum expenses. The domestic LPG cylinder is now more than Rs.300 up from about Rs.200 in 2006. The auto and cab fares have been hiked recently. One has to pause to think before one takes...
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3rd Party Logistics Financing
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Letter of Credit Program
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Reuben Ray
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"3rd Party Logistics Financing"
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Today logistics support has reached new avenues. Logistics companies take care of end-to-end goods support. The same can be funded by funding the first chain recovering from the last, tying up the financing needs of the entire chain through a...
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Ajeet Kumar Singh
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Indian automotive industry is truly on the fast lane and so its ancillary activities. Banks offer a program line of credit facility to manufacturers of auto components and vendor of Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).
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