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It is imperative for us to realize the POWER held in our words! When we state something, we are DECLARING it to the Universe, empowering our words by the time spent in saying them as well as through the energy we use to convey them and any emotion or passion we direct as we state them. How often do we use words that are “contractions”? Have you ever pondered that perhaps these shortened words diminish the fact that we are stating things through means of NEGATIVE energy rather than POSITIVE? When we omit words such as “can’t” and”won’t”, even other words such as “if” from our daily speaking, we replace them with more affirming words such as CAN and WILL and WHEN….making these much more empow...
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Phanindra Muthyala
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Negative thoughts will lead to innovation example parachute
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Harender Singh
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Fulfillment of self-commitment, comes from the self belief and never give-up attitude, first say something and then give 100% for fulfillment of that, so three things require commitment, belief, and attitude.
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Kavitha Shankar
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Certainly.. Positive words result into positive out come and negative into negative..
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Insight: "The Power of Our Words!" deleted from your view.
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As both Sonia and Manmohan Singh are at the helm of affairs in
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They can't be held responsible for the acts of others
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Omkar Kulkarni
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"As both Sonia and Manmohan Singh are at the helm of affairs in "
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Sonia & PM is responsible because both leaders keep mum on scams.
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Harender Singh
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Sitting on top seat, you can't say not aware of facts, if ignoring the facts just to protect the government in parliament, is also a type of Crime, either indirectly or unintentionally, you can't run away from your duties.
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Neelima Pandey
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"As both Sonia and Manmohan Singh are at the helm of affairs in "
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Why are we streching Mrs Sonia Gandhi into tis. She should be punished for sure but for her own acts and not for this one. PM has done a lot of wrong thing sand he too has to be punished because having the power and not using it is useless...
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Debate: "Should both Sonia and PM, Manmohan Singh be held responsible for the rampaging corruption? " deleted from your view.
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Sairam. M
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"Timidity drives a person to let loose pant up anger"
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I AGREE WITH SIR, IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, PRESS SPAM BUTTON, SO THAT, IF THE SAME PERSON SENDS AN EMAIL AGAIN, IT WILL BE REDIRECTED TO SPAM FOLDER.
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Harender Singh
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Lack of knowledge don't let the people to understand the discussion and immediately jumps to the conclusion "will not work" many times don't know the exact problem and try to give solutions, when unheard resistance occured, which is law of nature for...
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We need more banks
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We need stronger banks
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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We ceratinly need more banks in rural areas and there is no second thought about it.
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Harender Singh
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"We need stronger banks"
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Eko India Financial Services Private Limited provides Eko, a technology solution for banks to offer mobile banking services in India. Its solution provides peer-to-peer money transfers, cash deposits and withdrawal, wage and salary payments,...
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Kiran Kumar Reddy
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I think than more number of banks we need banks which are stable and which are having strong capital with them. The first question that comes to mind is whether industrial houses should be permitted to promote new banks. The RBI says that...
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Harender Singh
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Eko India Financial Services Private Limited provides Eko, a technology solution for banks to offer mobile banking services in India. Its solution provides peer-to-peer money transfers, cash deposits and withdrawal, wage and salary payments,...
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Japan Shah
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I believe that banks are essential for the important functions. In the mordern era we know these functions like deposits, lending are very important for stable economy. These important functions have to be taken care by a organised industry, we...
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c Mohanachandran
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Presently NBFCs are having some control of RBI than in the past. There are several guide lines existing from RBI on this matter. Still who can assure a total foolproof guarantee of money deposited by the common man in NBFCs albeit a corpus deposit...
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Debate: "Are banks necessary for banking?" deleted from your view.
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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Number of people using mobile are more than the number of people who use internet. I feel, mobile banking overtakes e-banking shortly.
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Harender Singh
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Eko India Financial Services Private Limited provides Eko, a technology solution for banks to offer mobile banking services in India. Its solution provides peer-to-peer money transfers, cash deposits and withdrawal, wage and salary payments,...
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Anita Sawant
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Though social networking is the craze in India, people would be extremely reluctant to do banking via social networking websites. E-banking will have problems extending to the rural sectors, and this will extend an opportunity for mobile banking...
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Debate: "Mobile Banking - Will it be ever bigger than E-banking?? " deleted from your view.
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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I understand that the Govt is planning to merge smaller banks into larger banks (not more than 10 banks in India). We find Bank Streets where several banks function. If the Govt's decision takes place they can cut costs and provide better service....
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Harender Singh
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Eko India Financial Services Private Limited provides Eko, a technology solution for banks to offer mobile banking services in India. Its solution provides peer-to-peer money transfers, cash deposits and withdrawal, wage and salary payments,...
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Latha Baskar
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Yes there are chances to have a better banking structure. But I don't think that would happen because most of the banks which does better are private banks so merging will be very difficult. If the public sector banks can acquire them them we can...
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Debate: "Whether it's a time to merge all banks in to 3 or5 big Banks to make our Banking structure better competitiveto foreign banks" deleted from your view.
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Harender Singh
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Eko India Financial Services Private Limited provides Eko, a technology solution for banks to offer mobile banking services in India. Its solution provides peer-to-peer money transfers, cash deposits and withdrawal, wage and salary payments,...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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Thats definitely a recipe for disaster. It will legalise corruption in the country as practised by top corporates.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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No,to avoid future scams, which may happened in these banks.
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Debate: "Should RBI let big industrial houses to set up banks?" deleted from your view.
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Harender Singh
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Eko India Financial Services Private Limited provides Eko, a technology solution for banks to offer mobile banking services in India. Its solution provides peer-to-peer money transfers, cash deposits and withdrawal, wage and salary payments,...
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R N Bhattacharyya
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Opposition against the Mobile banking by RBI is just to protect the interest of the Bank customers.If a full proof system is generated by any Bank for Mobile banking,then no questain of oppositions.
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Swati Raut
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I don't think this is the right move by RBI, and mobile banking would have made more people come under the banking system umbrella, the only concern here was the authenticity of the transactions that would be hard to track, but then with TRAI and...
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Nandakumar Pulipaka
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IF m banking is good in some immediate condition s but not in allathe times because if loss your mobile you are a losser?
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Harender Singh
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Eko India Financial Services Private Limited provides Eko, a technology solution for banks to offer mobile banking services in India. Its solution provides peer-to-peer money transfers, cash deposits and withdrawal, wage and salary payments,...
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Sujatha srivastava
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No not yet....Mobile phone penetration is set to reach 60 per cent of India’s population in 2011, but banking touch points lag at about 0.07 touch points per 1,000 people....However, with telecom and banking majors stepping up mobile banking...
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Debate: "Are you really ready for M-banking?" deleted from your view.
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