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It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA
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Chintan Vyas
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
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Today, single factor authentication, e.g. passwords, is no longer considered secure in the internet and banking world. Easy-to-guess passwords, such as names and age, are easily discovered by automated password-collecting programs. Two factor...
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Sanjay Arora
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Mr. Mittal, I think you should put up some article (separate from this discussion) on TS knowledge base/discussion for bank implementation. I am a HDFC online customer I am not aware of any such implementation. Would be interested to know more I think...
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Sanjay Arora
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
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Point is IF Banks have implemented Two Factor Authentication. I know only of HSBC in India providing a device for the second factor. I support Mr. Srinivas's suggestion of opting for Mobile SMS based authentication, but again I personally dont...
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It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA
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It is highly unsafe
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Chintan Vyas
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
| 1 year ago
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Today, single factor authentication, e.g. passwords, is no longer considered secure in the internet and banking world. Easy-to-guess passwords, such as names and age, are easily discovered by automated password-collecting programs. Two factor...
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Sanjay Arora
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Mr. Mittal, I think you should put up some article (separate from this discussion) on TS knowledge base/discussion for bank implementation. I am a HDFC online customer I am not aware of any such implementation. Would be interested to know more I think...
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Sanjay Arora
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"It is absolutely safe if the Banks have implemented 2-FA"
| 1 year ago
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Point is IF Banks have implemented Two Factor Authentication. I know only of HSBC in India providing a device for the second factor. I support Mr. Srinivas's suggestion of opting for Mobile SMS based authentication, but again I personally dont...
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Invest in alternative fuels and energysources
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Invest heavily in public Infrastructure in Rail & Road
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Mohan Murari
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"Do not link it with Global oil prices"
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I agree with you on research and search for alternative. I think in current scenario this is one of the best options. Cheers!
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Sanjay Arora
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What we need to do is reduce the need for private consumer consumption of transportation. By simply decreeing that people use buses, its not going to happen. We have to build world class public transportation services, so that cars are needed less...
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Sanjay Arora
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"Invest in alternative fuels and energysources"
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One model that can be used is the open source model of software. Clean Technology costs too high to be mass adopted by public or even mass deployed by Govt., without huge subsidies i.e. With ever widening deficits, giving huge subsidies is simply...
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Invest in alternative fuels and energysources
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Invest heavily in public Infrastructure in Rail & Road
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Mohan Murari
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"Do not link it with Global oil prices"
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I agree with you on research and search for alternative. I think in current scenario this is one of the best options. Cheers!
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Sanjay Arora
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What we need to do is reduce the need for private consumer consumption of transportation. By simply decreeing that people use buses, its not going to happen. We have to build world class public transportation services, so that cars are needed less...
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Sanjay Arora
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"Invest in alternative fuels and energysources"
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One model that can be used is the open source model of software. Clean Technology costs too high to be mass adopted by public or even mass deployed by Govt., without huge subsidies i.e. With ever widening deficits, giving huge subsidies is simply...
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Invest in alternative fuels and energysources
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Invest heavily in public Infrastructure in Rail & Road
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Mohan Murari
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"Do not link it with Global oil prices"
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I agree with you on research and search for alternative. I think in current scenario this is one of the best options. Cheers!
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Sanjay Arora
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What we need to do is reduce the need for private consumer consumption of transportation. By simply decreeing that people use buses, its not going to happen. We have to build world class public transportation services, so that cars are needed less...
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Sanjay Arora
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"Invest in alternative fuels and energysources"
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One model that can be used is the open source model of software. Clean Technology costs too high to be mass adopted by public or even mass deployed by Govt., without huge subsidies i.e. With ever widening deficits, giving huge subsidies is simply...
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Dealing In Many Fronts
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Have a concise Policy on Commodity Warehousing, Trading, Import & Finance
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Ravindra Sharma
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"Bring Accountability"
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Mr Dwivedi, mentioned about price of rupee. Dear Mr Dwivedi, a farmer buys the seed and fertiliser in India using INR even if it was imported. He sells his grain in India in Indian rupee and still does not get value for money. What convertibility...
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Sanjay Arora
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Govt. needs to have a well though out, concise long term policy on Concise Policy on Commodity Warehousing, Trading, Import Finance. No knee jerk reactions. Govt. needs to understand that we are a nation of mind boggling numbers of consumers and...
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Shaikh Mohd. Laeeq
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"Dealing In Many Fronts"
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Excellent points , I just wish to add that due to scanty rains , we are facing all this , the govt should seriously implement rain water harvesting, dig bore wells, i mean the whole irrigation process needs a re-look There was one mega river...
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Dealing In Many Fronts
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Have a concise Policy on Commodity Warehousing, Trading, Import & Finance
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Ravindra Sharma
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"Bring Accountability"
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Mr Dwivedi, mentioned about price of rupee. Dear Mr Dwivedi, a farmer buys the seed and fertiliser in India using INR even if it was imported. He sells his grain in India in Indian rupee and still does not get value for money. What convertibility...
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Sanjay Arora
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Govt. needs to have a well though out, concise long term policy on Concise Policy on Commodity Warehousing, Trading, Import Finance. No knee jerk reactions. Govt. needs to understand that we are a nation of mind boggling numbers of consumers and...
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Shaikh Mohd. Laeeq
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"Dealing In Many Fronts"
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Excellent points , I just wish to add that due to scanty rains , we are facing all this , the govt should seriously implement rain water harvesting, dig bore wells, i mean the whole irrigation process needs a re-look There was one mega river...
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Dealing In Many Fronts
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Have a concise Policy on Commodity Warehousing, Trading, Import & Finance
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Ravindra Sharma
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"Bring Accountability"
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Mr Dwivedi, mentioned about price of rupee. Dear Mr Dwivedi, a farmer buys the seed and fertiliser in India using INR even if it was imported. He sells his grain in India in Indian rupee and still does not get value for money. What convertibility...
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Sanjay Arora
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Govt. needs to have a well though out, concise long term policy on Concise Policy on Commodity Warehousing, Trading, Import Finance. No knee jerk reactions. Govt. needs to understand that we are a nation of mind boggling numbers of consumers and...
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Shaikh Mohd. Laeeq
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"Dealing In Many Fronts"
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Excellent points , I just wish to add that due to scanty rains , we are facing all this , the govt should seriously implement rain water harvesting, dig bore wells, i mean the whole irrigation process needs a re-look There was one mega river...
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What is the difference between India's Double Taxation treaties with UAE Thailand. UAE has no personal tax whereas Thailand has personal Income Tax? Assuming a Resident Indian a NRI is having 50000 R...
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Fazalur Rahman
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We pay indirect taxes in terms of increased cost of living in U.A.E. The concept of NRI earnings been changed, gone are the days where one become NRI to earn and save, now a days due to the cost of living and money value trends it is becoming...
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ramachandran venkat narayanan
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The aim of DTT is to avoid the same income being taxed twice.An NRI under indian income tax law is allowed to take an advanced ruling on his specific issues to understand his taxability.As far as I know, it does not matter if your income is not...
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Dushyant Hada
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| 3 years ago
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Its good for economy as you will get more FII money into system to creat good liquidity and same will help in infrastructure growth resulting into overall economic growth
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Vinayarajan KV
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rupee appriciation is ot good for our country as we look in to the inflow there is an out flow aslo so that need to be balanced so it good if RBI can control
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Sanjay Arora
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Hit to exports would most-probably be short-term, if the Govt. does not bungle it. Imports would be eased and as India's manufactured goods are having an increasing import content, in the end exports would be helped too. Oil outflow is an obvious...
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