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Ivaturi Vijaya Kumar Branding, PR, Advertising and strategy, Andhra Bank
 
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some problems with current system but will bring good results 
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 its not working out good with current system so shouldnt exist
s.baalu  |  Argues in support of  "some problems with current system but will bring good results"  |  1 year ago
Any thing introduced will have hiccups,starting troubles etc.We should find out ways and means to make it foolproof and implement the same in order to serve the poor and needy.
Ivaturi Vijaya Kumar  |  Argues in support of  |  1 year ago
Microfinance can be a very effective tool to act as a catalyst for the larger objective of financial inclusion. The regulators should control the costs and make the microfinance afforadable and development oriented
Swati Raut  |  Argues in support of  "some problems with current system but will bring good results"  |  1 year ago
Microfinance works out really well for India...but some how its plagued by controversies which had come from SKS microfinance and others, but if regulated properly Microfinance can help many a people who don't have any form of financial assistance...
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Saket Jain  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  1 year ago
Well … I have been a customer of banks for last 25+ years and have some work experience of BFSI sector as well. Now a days, most of the frontline or customer facing staff of banks is more of marketing/sales skilled rather than being skilled in...
Ivaturi Vijaya Kumar  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  1 year ago
The banks  should reinvent and reskill their personnel by  innovative methods....and also  come  out with innovative delivery of products and services...and ofcourse against the background of financial inclusion and digital revolution....
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mallikarjuna  |  Argues in support of  "Innovates"  |  1 year ago
it does innovate,but perhaps infighting does prevent people from recognising the thngs,so at the end imitation finds more popluarity among people and they turn towards considering imitating the west is really the development
Ivaturi Vijaya Kumar  |  Argues in support of  |  1 year ago
Indians are very innovative and many organisations have an innovative streak in their strategieis. Sometimes due to disorganised recording of the innovative events and ideas, the innovation quotient is reduced. with the newgen or the digital natives...
Nisha  |  Argues in support of  "Imitates"  |  1 year ago
In India many companies researchers imitate the technologies of other countries.... Actions speak louder than words. We shouldn't say ourselves that we are innovative. We are not yet. For example: Apple ate the entire electronics industry (Sony...
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