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one law for every citizen
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law according to religkion
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SB DIKSHIT
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WHEN WE ARE SECULAR THEN WHY DIFFERENT LAW FOR DIFFERENT RELIGION?ACTUALLY EVERYONE IS SELFISH AND EVEN THE TOUGH JUDGEMENT OF HIS OWN RELIGION DISLIKES,ONLY ON SURFACE CRIES FOR THE FAVOUR.
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Murugesan S
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But in today scenario law relate the personal laws to the religious customs and traditions and are out and out against any tamper of these laws. The other point that they raise is that when 99 per cent of laws do not cent percent percent protect the...
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arun kumar
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There is already common civil code for the entire nation, however, so long as the personal matters like marriage, divorce etc. are governed by the personal laws based on the religion. The Muslim law in India is still not codified like Hindu Law....
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Kaushal
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| 3 years ago
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Its not in the hand of Indian Government only. Our economy will never grow in isolation. If UK, USA and other countries are bleeding, eventhough our government offers such lucrative stimulas package, Things will not improve significantly.
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veguru vijayakumar babu
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| 3 years ago
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I agree with the view that the stimulus package will work for the ecconomy. Inflation has come down to 6.84 % and it is a matter of one or two months for the inflation to touch the desired level of below 5 %. Another round of interest rate cuts is...
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sandeep mehta
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There is a need to understand why such stimulus package are required. Credit ,production , demand were working propotionately before economic slowdown leading to inflation .Inflation moving northward requires central bank intervention leading to...
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Arijay Chaudhry
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| 2 years ago
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Data mining is absolutely required for client issues. Use of partitioning algorithms for client classification and segmentation is a prime example in banking industry. You can write to arijay@idasm.net , parag@idasm.net or admin@idasm.net for...
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Murugesan S
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| 3 years ago
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Data mining is not essential to a client-oriented entity that has a monopoly or where all client interactions take place in one concentrated place.
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Ganesh
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Yes,I assume any Assets Management which involve human effort is bound to produce variation in input or output. The process owner need to just read all the complaiants for ask the process operator about the pain points.
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Murugesan S
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I think Six Sigma type initiatives seldom work because of the dynamic nature of the industry as well as the market in which they operate. Though in principle everyone wants to reduce defects and in the asset management world that would be...
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jairaj shyam prasad
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hi, six sigma is a tool which can be effective if there is correct approach.it depends on where it is used.normally, six sigma helps in accurate and precision correcting of the process.first one should analyse the problem and proper Failur Mode...
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Marla Prashant
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The fall of GTB and Satyam are naked examples
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Murugesan S
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Yes, in my opinion there balance sheets are pretty much true. If they aren't then the growth which has been shown by companies would not had been made.
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S. Balasubramanian
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In my career, I have the opportunity to analyse the Company's Balance sheets. Data-wise, they used to give the rosy picture. But the Auditor used to qualify the adverse conditions in his note, which everyone has to read. The same are not...
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NPA's may rise
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Indian banks in better situations
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Murugesan S
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Net non-performing assets (NPAs) of Indian banks had declined because of a deceleration in new accruals, and a rapid increase in credit over the last few years. In the case of nationalised banks, for instance, advances grew at over 30% CAGR over...
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Satyanarayana Naidu
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The Reserve Bank of India's recently released report 'A Profile of Banks : 2007-08' shows the net NPA ratio of the scheduled commercial banks fell further and was placed at 1% of advances at the end of March 2008. And the capital to risk-weighted...
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Strong balance sheet growth
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Financial reforms- Key
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Vikas Kumar
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"Strong balance sheet growth"
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Well an assessment of the banking sector performance shows that banks in India have experienced strong balance sheet growth in the post-reform period in an environment of operational flexibility. Improvement in the financial health of banks,...
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Murugesan S
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I think , the Indian banking sector has acquired a greater degree of resilience due, inter alia, to the financial reforms implemented in a gradual and sequential manner within a participative process aimed at reduction in statutory preemptions,...
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Integrating IT platforms after a merger is always a challenge, particularly in the banking industry, in which IT is crucial to daily operations. Moving too slowly threatens the synergies promised by the merger; too rapid a change can alienate important customers. The paper outlines that as banks integrate their IT systems to meet merger aspirations, a migration blueprint can help CFOs balance the requirements of internal groups against the needs of customers. While choosing any software tool, CFO'S must be aware that it works in simulation in banking operations and is productive in mantaining integration in different business functions as well. For the proper merge of financial systems and...
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After a long wait good things come all of a sudden and usually come in bulk, same is case with our motherland, India. I am not here dealing with some managerial intellectual philosphy, but a very genuine post over, how really India transformed from the poorest and late started economic reform to world's most challenging and rapd emerging economy. After lot of turmoil and foreign reign, the developing India saw a rapid progress in booming ecenomic conditions in every sector, may it be trading, pharamceuticals, agriculture and others. What is special about tis article, not exactly that it defines the Indian economic boom or complete transformation, but how the India moved fast up the ladder...
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sagi srinivasa rao
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very good murugesan...thanks for such an article. if the same rate continuews in the future we can become one of the strongest country. if these corrupt politicians are not there we can even achieve the strongst nation in the near future.
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Satyanarayana Naidu
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The market demand for any good is the summation of the amount each person's demand at a given price. if you're looking to build one in excel the following site may be helpful. For an accurate demand schedule, you have to gather large amounts of...
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