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Latest update after Swiss Bank has agreed to disclose the funds. Our Indians' Money - 70, 00,000 Crores Rupees In Swiss Bank 1) Yes, 70 lakhs crores rupees of India are lying in Switzerland banks. Th...
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Suhas Deshmukh
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Yes totally agree with you and than lying idle in those banks why not use that money for building a stronger India, as that is the money of every tax payer in this country and people have looted all these tax payers money and it is high time that...
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A lot of energy is wasted for the purpose of street lighting. How can we reduce energy consumption in street lighting?
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Shreekant Patwardhan
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| 2 years ago
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Yes,using LED Technology is a good option.
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Suhas Deshmukh
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More and more less energy consuming bulbs needs to be promoted which consumes minimum amount of electricity
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Amlu Udayana
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I would proudly announce the aspects of how to reduce consumption in street lighting as I saw how it is done in china when I went to learn about LED Lighting and also how the small wind turbines were enough to generate enough of electricity for...
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Charles davison
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| 3 years ago
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Defenitely NO If we are in crisis cut down on our perks and spendings its in our times it has affected we have to bear it, not those who have served their mite and have endured such economic crisis in their times and gone thru it painfully . It...
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Suhas Deshmukh
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yes agree with mr. sarakar on his view the times have changed, it was a complete different scenario and the times have surely changed now and with recession every thing has gone wrong and there is not enough funds to allocate pensions of so much...
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Vijay Bhaskar
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| 3 years ago
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It is sad that the thought process is going this way. Would you think of loosing on your life long investment just because of the recent screwup of the financials? Pension is the way by which our former peers get recognized for what they have...
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Well, I found this interesting video, how to shut down your computer with cellphone. If you are able to figure it out how it works, let us know
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Viktor Stephen
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pretty kool. It uses kwiry - a tool that sends sms to a pop3 email account. when the email is received, outlook is configured to execute a batch file which shuts down the system.
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Dennis Aries
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Fun to see, but hardly new. When I studied at the university, we used email to start/stop all kinds of software on a remote server. We even used to sent in sources that would get compiled and the run so we could see the results in the morning. A...
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Private bank
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Suhas Deshmukh
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But to maintain personal loans private banking is a must in present situation. It helps in checking accounts, mortgages, So I think maintaining personal loans is important.
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Mohit Sethi
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Private Banks usually focus on wealthy individuals who have between 100-500 million yen in savings for their personal long term investment needs. These larger amounts often come from the sale of land or business holdings, especially IPOs.
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ASHISH TRIPATHI
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Basic Banking is still Retail Banking. There'd be no existence of Private Banking without the basic retail banking. One can say that, Retail Banking is the Cake the private banking is toping over the cake or retail banking is the bread, private...
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Special economic reforms
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Helping in the Bailout!!
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Rahul Gautam
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| 3 years ago
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Yes there should be special economic reforms by which both the countries are beneffitted for that matter, so i guess with these economic reforms there would be closer ties with both the countries which will really help in future.
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Suhas Deshmukh
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India just launched the chandrayan and the new president appreciated it very much, so there should be more knowledge exchange programs happening between the 2 countries as everybody knows India has the most knowledgeable crowd and Indians are the one...
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Continuous learning
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Vinayarajan KV
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"Positive Attitude"
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One want to remain as leader he need to positive, if one has thepositive attitude then continual learning,balanced mentality,thinking for others and creativity will be an habit for such a person
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Suhas Deshmukh
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Leaders are people who serve others, in business, in the community and in their families. You will see them reaching out and getting involved in things that matter most. They will serve those around them and always do what is best for the group as a...
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Vinayarajan KV
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One want to remain as leader he need to positive, if one has thepositive attitude then continual learning,balanced mentality,thinking for others and creativity will be an habit for such a person
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Suhas Deshmukh
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Leaders are people who serve others, in business, in the community and in their families. You will see them reaching out and getting involved in things that matter most. They will serve those around them and always do what is best for the group as a...
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Risk Management The goal of risk management is to ensure that an institution's trading, positioning, sales, credit extension, and operational activities do not expose the institution to excessive losses. The primary components of sound risk management include: • a comprehensive risk measurement strategy for the entire organization, • detailed internal policies on risk taking, • strong information systems for managing and reporting risks, and • a clear indication of the individuals or groups responsible for assessing and managing risk within individual departments. Types of risk with foreign exchange transactions Institutions and staff should be aware of the various types of risk exposure in...
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Rakesh Chakraborty
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| 3 years ago
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The value of Dollar is falling against Rupee now a days. The strength of Rupee, Euro, Yen etc are increasing. The supremacy of Dollar is going to end very soon...
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Suhas Deshmukh
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I feel that the depreciation of rupee will have an impact on oil imports ,as oil firms are already facing deficits now they have to buy dollars at much higher and expensive rate. This in turn is likely to negatively impact to the already widening...
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veguru vijayakumar babu
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Rupee weakening to a certain extent, i.e. to encourage exporters is good for the country. It will also benefit IT firms and tourism industry to a great extent. But the way rupee is depreciating at present , i,e at Rs.50 per dollar is harmful for...
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