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Harender Singh
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| 1 year ago
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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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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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| 1 year ago
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NO.Private sector banks are fleecing the customers by their high charges and interest rates. In order pay very high salaries to the executives and officers, the poor depositors are made to pay for their extravaganza.Considering the global financial...
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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| 1 year ago
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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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Ravindra Sharma
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| 2 years ago
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Priya, At best your activity of taking second opinion as support to, buying a celebrity endorsed product can be termed as you have an excess and you want to share with someone whose need is even greater!!! Else 1. You will not buy what you do not...
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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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| 2 years ago
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I buy things on the basis of quality and the usefulness to me.Even if it is not advertised at all, I may buy the product on hearsay from the persons who used the product.In my opinion advertisement by celebrities is mere waste of money on the company...
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Purvi Ghosh
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| 2 years ago
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Hi Aswani good one...... But not exactly...... I go for a brand by its quality and its usage. I don' t buy a product which is of no use for me, since it has been endorsed by my celebrity. So to build a brand image quality plays a vital role than...
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Debate: "Do you use a brand merely because your favourite celebrity endorses it?" deleted from your view.
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ABEY ALEX MARANGHATTU
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| 2 years ago
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Though there may be slight set backs ,the Indian markets are in a short term bull phase . The intra day bear run can be well utilized for buying selected equities with a short term perspective. For today, I have reported a " range bound movement...
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Megha Goel
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| 2 years ago
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yes..because what happens around you definitely affects ...more or less. ....so , it seems that this time the downturn wont be as severe as earlier.
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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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| 2 years ago
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We are in for a bigger problem than we faced in 2008.At that time private companies and banks have become bankrupt and government along with central banks came to the rescue with stimulus pro gramme and bailout packages. Due to this almost all...
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Debate: "Will global uncertainties pull the markets further down?" deleted from your view.
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Yes It is immoral
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No its ok,
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R.SANJAY GREGORY WILLIAMS
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| 1 year ago
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As of today Mr.Sujth you have more to fear form Islam than any other religion
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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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| 2 years ago
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We are a democratic and secular country. Every citizen has got a right to choose the way of life he/she wants and no one else got any right to object it unless he has his rights taken away. I was born Hindu and not by choice.Since I am secular due to...
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Priya Varadan
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"Yes It is immoral"
| 2 years ago
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its not exactly forced coversion, the christian evagelist are taking advantage of peoples vulnerability. if u r reaally into social work u must uplift people and leave at that. . but.. we are all too quick to point fingers at islamic and hindu...
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Debate: "Why Christians have led conversion movement in South India as well as North East and Hilly region of India? Isnt it immoral ?" deleted from your view.
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Santosh Sinha
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| 2 years ago
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I feel this argument is given with private players on mind. I think the core sectors like, OIL, POWER, STEEL and others shall always be in control of govt. Keeping the importance of these sectors a decision was taken by Smt Indira Gandhi to take...
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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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| 2 years ago
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Government should not withdraw the subsidy particularly for LPG Petrol since it is used by large majority of common people.If at all it has be market driven, it should be only to the higher tax brackets and not for middle class.Present identification...
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Shikha Malhotra
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| 2 years ago
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At present, the government does not allow state-running fuel retailers to fix petrol, diesel, kerosene and LPG prices in line with international cost, resulting in huge revenue losses for the companies and subsidy burden on government. Petrol and...
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Debate: "Can Govt withdraw all the levied taxes and then sell the petrol/diesel on the international price? " deleted from your view.
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padmapriya
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| 2 years ago
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yes inflation is sky-rocketing and sucking out excess liquidity is a must. As esha has mentioned , the poor are getting even more poorer. issue of credit at a cheaper rate by maintaining lower interest rate is definitely not going to benefit the...
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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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Food prices are on rise and this is because of the RBI's easy credit policy.Instead of creating production the easy liquidity has gone to speculative purpose.More than that the present RBI Governor is bullied by the media and industrialists unlike...
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Esha Johar
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| 2 years ago
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I think that RBI will increase the rates for controlling the inflation raging. There is a need to control inflation and the government has to take steps to check inflation and rates as nobody has interest in common man and therefore there are...
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Debate: "Will RBI increase rates on account of high inflation?" deleted from your view.
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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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No.There is no necessity of such a step any more.The two nationalisation steps both in 1969 and 1980 put 75% of the entire commercial banking sector under government control.Even after the liberalisation in 1991 many new private sector banks...
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RAMANATHA PRABHU N
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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The submission of a white paper to the government on consolidation sets up an interesting new phase for the country’s public sector banks. Global consultants McKinsey Co and Ernst Young had been appointed by the finance ministry to suggest...
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Debate: "Will there be another arrangement in line with nationalisation of PSU banks" deleted from your view.
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Product innovation and process re-engineering
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Merger of Nationlised banks with SBI
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Shantanu Talukdar
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"Personalized Messaging"
| 10 months ago
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Gone are the days when bank sent a common mailer to its customers based on some basic segmentation.There will be a concept called "No Junk Mail". Banks, with the help of smart and advanced analytics would be able to send personalized mail based on...
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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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Even though the policy of "TOO BIG TO FAIL" has failed completely in western countries, the chances of this concept failing is remote as long as RBI is able to exercise the regulatory control as it is to-day.The main reason for the global financial...
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Srikumar Aduri
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"Product innovation and process re-engineering"
| 2 years ago
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I support Leena's idea on Product innovation and process re-engineering. Because, without innovative products, it is very difficult to retain customer base. Particularly tough in a highly competitive landscape. Technology plays and has been...
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Ideate: "How should the Indian banking sector develop through technology innovations?" deleted from your view.
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Mathew Cherian
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| 2 years ago
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Extended timings are welcome, since it helps working professionals who can trade after office hours. Leisurely trading is also a possibility.
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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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| 2 years ago
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Both brokers and anchors of TV channels are opposing th
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Manish N Chugh
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| 2 years ago
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Hi, i completely agree with what Esha says however, just would like to improvise a bit (hope u dont mind Esha).. By passing this new timing proposal not only speculation can be reduced with respect to particular sector(s) but also price...
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Debate: "Should there be a change in Trade timings?" deleted from your view.
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The subprime mortgage crisis and its potential impact on US economic growth has raised concerns whether growth in India — which averaged over 9% in the last three years — will be adversely affected. The Indian economy showed signs of overheating in mid-2007, with inflation rising above 6%. Although the central bank has pursued a tight monetary policy, inflation has recently risen above 7%. Buoyant capital flows posed challenges for liquidity and macroeconomic management, and the Reserve Bank of India responded effectively by adopting a mix of policy measures including imposing capital controls, allowing the rupee to appreciate, and liberalising outflows of capital. India is running a current...
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SR Sham Sunder
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| 3 years ago
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The Sub Prime crisis has lot of positives: China will think twice about investing in US Treasury Bonds. Our MNC Bank managers will think twice about appointing novice marketing representatives to sell loans. Our moneyed people will think twice...
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Gargi Sinha
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Only one word " LAY OFFS " This is what sub prime crisis has caused, thousand of lay offs happening around the world with lacs of people being laid off...It was believed that the crisis will not effect INDIA. But the after effect of sub prime -...
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K.VITTAL SHETTY
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The subprime crisis and its fallout in the U.S.Markets and failure of the biggest financial institutions prove beyond doubt that the free economy is not free from pitfalls. The overly criticised overregulations by the regulators in India...
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