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can a bank become promoter for small but profitable projects
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No they simply finance after taking heavy security n lot of pap
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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"No they simply finance after taking heavy security n lot of pap"
| 1 year ago
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No. The Bank can not become a partner or promoter. The banks normally finance one-third of the cost of the project. Interest rate varies depending on various parameters and is anything between 11.5% to 13%. Repayment is normally 7 or 8 years with...
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Mohad Naseem Siddiqui.
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If a captive power plant operational on HEAVY Fuel oil is being set up with a capacity of around 10 MW with an estimated cost of say 50 Crore. And if the annual profit of the same is say 1.5 crore after meeting all expenses and even after all bank...
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BY CHANGING THE POLITICAL SYSTEM OF INDIA.
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OR BY ELECTING NEW GOVERNMENT EVERY TIME ?
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Mohan Murari
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| 11 months ago
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Please also help government in changing the political system at micro and macro level as may be government doesnt know how to do it. People dont go to caste their vote, many people dont even have voter id's and then blame government i agree wit u...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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"OR BY ELECTING NEW GOVERNMENT EVERY TIME ?"
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Let’s take a look at the percentage of voting from 1952. It is always between 52% to 61%. That means an average 60% votes are being polled, in every election. Out of this 60%, whoever gets 31% will win. That means with 31% votes, the winner will...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Political systems should be changed, fixing educational qualifications for the MLAs and MPs, revamping the election systems, introduction of bi-party systems since too many cooks spoil the dish.
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