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National Security Guard (NSG)

BHANU PRATAP — Mon, 01 Apr 2019 05:30:53 +0000

Introduction

NSG is a federal contingency world classes zero error force to deal with anti-terrorist activities in all its manifestation. It is a force specially equipped and trained to deal with specific situations. This force is used only in exceptional circumstances to prevent serious acts of terrorism. It was introduced by “Rameshwar Nath Kao” (founder of RAW).

History

In 1984 the union cabinet took a decision to crest a federal contingency force with highly motivated, specially equipped and well trained.
In June 1984, a center consisting of the director general of NSG and other important elements were sanctioned and steps were initiated to raise the force.
In August 1986, a bill for creation of this organization was introduced in the parliament.
On September 22, 1986, the president permitted and the national security guard (NSG) formally came into being from that date.
The basic philosophy of NSG is swift and speedy strike and immediate withdrawal from the footlight of action.
NSG has been given the specific role to handle all appearance of terrorism in any part of the country as a federal contingency force.
NSG was modeled on the pattern of the SAS of the UK and GSG-9 of Germany.
It is a task-oriented force and has two complementary elements in the form of the special action force (SAF) comprising army personnel and the special ranger groups (SRG).

Role and tasks

Role

Collect, compose, analyze and evaluate all terrorist bombing activities reported in India and abroad.
Circulate relevant information to concerned law enforcement agencies as required.
Remain (abreast) shoulder to shoulder with the latest techniques in the field of terrorist bombings in India and abroad.
Compile and disseminate periodic statistical data and analytical information on terrorist bombing activities.
Carry out limited research and innovation in the field of bomb disposal
Research and develop concepts for dealing with terrorist bomb threat situations.

Tasks

Organization and conducting international nbds seminars.
Selective post blast investigations and analysis.
Carry out trails of bomb disposal equipments for various agencies.
Collection and analysis of ied and bombing incidents.
Annual publications of bomb shell magazines.

Operation history

29-30 April 1986:– operation “Black Thunder 1 (operation blue star)”
January 1988:– operation “Black Hawk”
12 may 1988:– operation “Black Thunder 2 (operation blue star)”
5 September-15 January 1988:– guarding of high-risk terrorist code-named ‘JACK’
4 August 1989:– operation “mouse trap (Taran district, Punjab)”
10 November 1990:– rescue hostage of a Thai airbus by Burmese students (Kolkata)
25-26 January 1991:– operation ani ben (Gujarat)
1 July-20 September 1991:– search and strike missions with sit after the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi
25 November- 16 December 1992:– Shri Ram Janam Bhoomi and Babri Masjid crisis
27 March 1993:– 52 SAG moved to Adampur for the rescue of hostage of Indian airlines flight ic 486
24-25 April 1993:– operation Ashwamedh (rescued Indian airlines Boeing 737)
October 1998:– pro-active strikes against militants (J&K)
15 July 1999:- rescued 12 hostages in J&K. (terrorists attacked a bsf campus near Srinagar)
21 August 1999:– operation in rudrapur UP (hidden terrorists with 100+ pounds of rdx)
December 1999:– rescued indian airlines flight ic814 in Amritsar Punjab
February 2000:– rescued flight IC814 fiasco
September 2002:– operation against veerappan in Karnataka
October 2002:– terrorists attack at the Akshardham temple (Gujarat)
December 2002:– terrorists attack at the Raghunath temple (Jammu)
26 November 2008:– operation “Black Tornado (Mumbai attacks)”
2013:– Hyderabad and Bangalore bomb blasts and patna blasts deployed
2016:– Pathankot attack

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Demat (Dematerialized) Account

BHANU PRATAP — Tue, 19 Mar 2019 05:30:22 +0000

Any individual who is interested to invest in Share Market can’t invest directly in Shares of any Company. They have to firstly open Demat Account. As an individual, we can’t open our account directly, with a depository such as CDSL (Central Depository Service Limited) or NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited). Instead, we need to register with a Depository Participant (DP), known as a broker, who in turns registers our Demat Account with the depository. With this article, the reader will get the knowledge about the Demat Account.

In this article we will go through the following topics:-

What is a Demat Account
Advantage and Disadvantage of Demat Account
Demat Account opening procedure
Document required for opening Demat Account
How to invest using Demat Account
Eligibility criteria and Charges
Dematerialization
Name of Full services and Discount brokers.

What is a Demat Account?

Demat Account is an account that allows investors to hold their shares in an electronic form.

Instead of having to deal with obnoxious paperwork, investors now hold their stocks or mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in an electronic form in a Demat account.

Demat Account is the equivalent of a Book Account, but where a Demat account holds all shares, a bank account holds your money.

As I have cleared it above, that an Individual can’t open Demat Account directly with a depository such as CSDL or NSDL. We have to register with a Depository Participant (DP).

A DP is usually a stock brokerage or bank, that has been granted the license to open Demat Accounts on behalf of its customers or investors.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Demat Account

Advantages:-

This account generally helps us to avoid problems which are associated with physical share certificates.
It is very easy and convenient to hold securities in this account.
It is safer than physical shares which are in paper form.
Any changes done by shareholders in a registered record with a partner automatically get registered with all securities held by the shareholder.
Automatic credit into an online account for shares which arises out of bonus and splits.
It reduces risks of delayed settlement.
Traders can deal with shares from anywhere using this account.
Shares are immediately credited to the account after purchases have been done.
Demat Account reduces transaction charges and avoids stamp duty on them as well.

Disadvantages:-

Trading in securities may become uncontrolled in case of dematerialized securities.
There is no provision to close a Demat account which is having illiquid shares.
After liquidating the holdings many Indian investors don’t close their DP account.
Only educated PPI can access it.
It may become difficult for the regulator to access market activity in all Demat.

Demat Account Opening Procedure:-

There are two ways to start with your account:

Online Account Opening
Traditional Method of Submitting Physical Forms.

Before starting on the Demat Account opening procedure, select broker on a variety of factors- such as brokerage fees/charges, the platform’s/user interface and customer service.

Online Account Opening
1. Head to the brokers online Demat account opening page.
2. Enter your basic details and click sign up.
3. Keep scanned copies of your documents with you to upload them.

This number is called the Beneficial Owner Identification Number (BOID) or Unique Client Code (UCC).

Document Required for Demat Account

There are few governments approved documents required for opening Demat account:-

Proof Of Identity:-
1. PAN Card
2. Aadhaar
3. Driving Licence
4. Passport
5. Any document notified by the Central Government
Proof Of Address:-
1. Passport
2. Aadhaar
3. Voter Identity Card
4. Driving Licence
5. Bank Account Statement
Proof Of Bank:-
1. Cancelled Cheque
2. Bank Statement

How To Invest Using Demat Account:-

I’m hoping all of you’re familiar with What is Demat Account and have grasped how to open a Demat Account. Before starting this topic we need to discuss some important things:-

It was introduced in 1996.
The total number of investor accounts in the country, as of July 2017 stood at 16.02 million with NSDL and 12.03 million with CDSL.
On CDSL traders hold 25,709 Crores of securities.

Now, how to invest using a Demat Account. I will discuss this by an example.

Suppose you picked Upstox as Brocker or DP for opening my Demat Account. Here’s how you will start investing:-

You should get used to the trading platform you will be using- in this case, you can use Upstox Pro Web or Upstox Pro Mobile.
It is important for you to know trading terms like IPO, Portfolio, to know trading terms like IPO, Portfolio, Yield, Index, Sector, P/E ratio etc.
Link your bank account to the trading account you are using. Start buying your desired stocks from the market using the money in the trading account.
After you are done buying stocks; your trading account will be debited in real-time and the shares you bought will be credited to your Demat Account within the ‘Settlement’ period, which is T+2 days.
You can sell your stocks on the same platform.
Your securities will be debited and credited to and from your account in the ‘settlement period’. This is usually within T+2 days, i.e. two days after a trade is placed.

Eligibility Criteria and Charges:-

There is no minimum age to invest in the stock market. Both Minor and an Adult can invest in the stocks.
Pan and KYC details are a necessity to get started. (for minor parents detailed are required)
Annual Maintenance Fee (vary from broker to broker)
Account Opening Charges (vary from broker to broker)
Transaction Fees (vary from broker to broker)

Dematerialization:-

It is the process of converting physical share certificates and securities to an electronic format which is stored in a Demat account. To alleviate the risk associated with trading of securities in paper format, the concept of dematerialization was introduced in the Indian Share Markets.

Process of Dematerialisation of Shares:-

First, approach your brokerage firm and complete all the procedures to open a Demat account
To convert your securities from physical to electronic form, you have to request a Demat Request Form (DRF)
For every share with a different ISIN (International Securities Identifications Number), a separate form will be required.
The brokerage firm will process the request to the company in which you hold the shares.
Once the request is approved by the company, your physical form of the share will be destroyed and a confirmation will be sent.
The depository will confirm the dematerialization process. Once the process is completed, all the physical shares will be converted into electronic form from 15 to 30 days.

List of Brokers in India:-

There are two types of Brokers in India viz. Full-Service Brokers and Discount Brokers

Full-Service Brokers:-
1. Sharekhan
2. Motilal Oswal
3. Angel Broking
4. ICICI Direct
5. HDFC Securities
6. Axis Direct
7. Kotak Securities
8. Karvy
9. India Infoline (IIFL)
Discount Brokers:-
1. Zerodha
2. 5 paisa
3. Upstox (RKSV)
4. My value Trade
5. SAMCO
6. Trading Bells
7. SAS Online
8. R K Global
9. Trade plus
10. Trade smart Online

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Indian Pride – Maharaja Express or Mumbai Local?

Shivani — Wed, 13 Mar 2019 05:30:44 +0000

Indian railway is one of the most fascinating things that happened to our country. It is the heart of travelling from one place to another. The Indian railway is said to be the largest railway network to be operated by a single government and is the world’s third largest network with a total length of 1,27,760 km.

The number of daily passengers on the railways is said to be larger than the population of some countries. It also carries 1014.15 million tons of freight annually. Clearly, the Indian railway itself is a pride of the nation, but let us go a little deeper inside the topic and find out why the above mentioned two Indian trains are being compared with each other in terms of the nation’s pride.

Let’s first talk about The Maharajas’ Express, also known as the Indian luxury train. The name itself precisely states how royal this train is. Getting a ride of this luxury train costs quite a big amount but a traveller gets an amazing opportunity to experience royalty running on wheels.

The interiors are designed so beautifully keeping in mind The Indian Royal Heritage. It is well fitted with all the modern world-class comforts. The train runs pan-Indian voyages traversing through some of the most amazing destinations, vistas, and attraction of the country.

The travellers onboard this Indian luxury train gets an insight into the past lavishness of Indian royalty and because of all these myriad conducive features awards have made their way to Maharajas’ Express since its very inception. It has set a record with consecutive wins at the World Travel Awards. All in all this train is something worth praising for the exceptional idea behind starting it, which is to dignify our rich culture.

Till now one question has definitely arrived in your mind that “Is there any need to compare this luxury train with something like the Mumbai local train?” Yes, there is. Let’s find the reason why.

Local train is an effective mode of transportation for travelling distances within the city and connecting its suburbs. Mumbai’s local train network is the oldest railways system in Asia. It was inaugurated on April 16^th, 1853.

These trains are optimized to carry an average of 1700 people per journey but in actuality, a train will carry almost 5000 on average during peak hours. With a total of 7.5 million commuters daily(i.e., more than five times the population of Estonia, ten times the population of Bhutan and just a little less than the population of Switzerland) in 2,342 trains that run daily, that means 2.7 billion people use these trains every year.

Travelling on them is a whole other experience, not necessarily for the faint of heart. Mumbai local has taught people a small lesson of SHARING, popularly known as THE FOURTH SEAT wherein, there is always a place for a fourth person to sit on a seat of three. ANGER and FIGHTS become inevitable sometimes but for covering it up you can easily find a group of people doing BHAJAN KEERTAN. And trust me you’ll enjoy this more than your walkman or iPod.

There are a hundred people around you, people of all age groups and backgrounds. Everyone is an equal here and you have to accommodate to get accommodated. Adjusting to situations is something a quality you will realize here.

And the best part of all? You make new friends. A very unique group called TRAIN FRIENDS.

The Mumbai Local trains are unbeatable and unstoppable under any circumstances, not even terrorists could shut it down for long. It took all of three hours for the trains to start running again after the infamous 2006 serial blasts along the suburban railway line.

On one hand where The Maharaja’s express depict the royal culture of India through the ecstatic interior and the services are given to the commuters and on the other hand The Mumbai local train which itself is a model of our nation carrying people of different age, caste, creed, and background having a common goal to reach their destination. For some people, it may seem like just a mode of transportation but to many, it is a life-line, a model that holds on diversity, a plethora of human emotions reflecting moments of joy and sorrow.

“IT IS NOT JUST A MODE OF TRANSPORTATION, IT IS A JOURNEY”.

It didn’t receive any award but it is the heart and soul of most the Indians.

The Mumbai Local is indeed a matter of pride, THE INDIAN PRIDE for a reason you see!

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Vision 2030 : Modi Government

Nancy Naina — Sat, 02 Feb 2019 05:15:20 +0000

The Finance Minister on Friday during his presentation of Interim Budget, 2019 in Lok Sabha suggested 10 most important dimensions that will guide the government in vision 2030. The government are poised to become a Five Trillion Dollar Economy in the next five years and aspire to become a Ten Trillion Dollar Economy in the next 8 years thereafter.

Vision for Infrastructure

The first vision is to build next-generation physical as well as social infrastructure for a $10 trillion economy and to provide ease of living. It will also build a quality and science-oriented educational system with Institutes of Excellence providing leadership at the top.

Vision for Digital India with Youths

The second vision is to create a Digital India reaching every sector of the economy. It also involves developing a digital infrastructure and digital India that comes under the reach of every citizen. Our youths will lead us to this by creating numerable startups and enhance job opportunities through their skills and competence.

Vision for Environment

The vision is “Making India a pollution free nation with green Mother Earth and blue skies“. This India will drive electric vehicles with renewables becoming a major source of energy supply bringing down imported dependence and increasing energy security for our people.

Vision for Rural India

The vision for rural India is to expand rural industrialization to generate massive employment using modern Industrial technologies based on the “Make In India” approach using grass root MSMEs and startups across the country.

Vision for River, Water, and Irrigation

The vision for India of 2030 is Clean Rivers, with safe drinking water to all Indians and efficient use of water in irrigation using micro-irrigation techniques.

Vision for Oceans and Coastlines

Ocean and coastlines are one of the dimensions of the vision for 2030 to ensure better standards and quality of life for a large number of people living in the coastal area. The long coastline can be pivotal for the economy, using the strength of the blue economy and Sagarmala programme.

Vision for India in Astronomy

The vision for Indian astronomy is for India becoming launch-pad of the world by space programme-Gangayaan, placing an Indian astronaut in space by 2022.

Vision for Food and Agriculture

Vision is to achieve self- sufficient in food and improving agricultural productivity with emphasis on organic way. It further add focus on an integrated approach towards agro and food processing, preservation, packaging and cold storage facility.

Vision for Health and Wellness

A healthy India, with distress-free and comprehensive wellness system for all, women having equal rights and concern for their safety and empowerment is a dimension for the vision 2030 through Ayushman Bharat Scheme.

Vision for Governance

‘Minimum Government and Maximum Governance’ with proactive, responsible and friendly bureaucracy, electronic governance is the vision 2030 for the Good Governance.

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Interim Budget 2019

Nancy Naina — Fri, 01 Feb 2019 15:30:55 +0000

The Interim Finance Minister Piyush Goyal on Friday presented the sixth and the much awaited Union Budget of the Narendra Modi government in Lok Sabha. Goyal was appointed interim finance minister on January 23 with Arun Jaitley undergoing treatment. Here are some highlights from the Budget 2019 presented by Piyush Goyal.

A big announcement for MNREGA

Goyal announced to allocate ₹60,000 crore for MNREGA in the year 2019-20. He also announced 143 million LED bulbs to provide illumination to all houses and save electricity. Mr. Goyal promises to provide a home to all by 2022.

Farmers will be given 6,000 rupees in their accounts.

The Finance Minister announced in parliament a direct support ₹6,000 per hectare in farmer’s bank accounts directly. Prior to the election, ₹2,000 will be given as the first installment. This money will go into the accounts who own up to 2 hectares of land. This will benefit the families of 12 crore farmers. The scheme, which will be applicable from 01st December 2018 and will cost about ₹75,000 crore to our government. Also, interest on the loans given for animal husbandry and fishery care will be given 2% discount.

₹750 crore will be spent on Kamdhenu Scheme

The finance minister said during the presentation that our government always works for Gaw Sewa. ₹750 crore will be spent on Kamdhenu scheme.

Gratuity limit has been increased from ₹10 lakh to ₹30 lakh

Goyal announced “Gratuity limit has been increased from ₹10 lakh to ₹30 lakh. Prime Minister Shram Yogi Mudan (Mega Pension Scheme) has been started to give pension to people in the unorganized sector, contributing only 100 rupees per month. After giving the work, workers will get a pension of ₹3,000 after the age of 60. This will benefit 10 million workers in the unorganized sector. India will become the largest pension plan in the world of the unorganized sector”.

Estimates of the fiscal deficit this year will be 3.4 percent of GDP

The fiscal deficit in the current financial year 2018-19 will be 3.4% of the GDP. The current account deficit will be around two and a half percent of GDP this year. The last five years the country has received FDI worth $239 Billion.

Tax assessment processes will be modified

The Finance Minister said today “Do not go to offices for tax assessment now. IT returns will be processed in 24 hours.
If any notice comes manually to the assessee, he can write to department & officials to ask the information only through online mode which will result in the big opportunity for CAs to save time and manpower.
Within almost two years, almost all assessment and verification of IT returns will be done electronically by an anonymized tax system without any intervention by tax officials.

Income Tax free up to ₹5 lakh

The limit of income tax exemption has been increased from ₹2.5 lakh to ₹5 lakh. Now tax will not be levied to the income of five lakh rupees. No tax will be required to invest ₹1.5 lakh the in the provident fund or equity. If so, if a person’s income is ₹6.5 lakh and he invests ₹1.5 lakh rupees then he will not have to pay any kind of tax. Assessee must be clear that Income Slab has not changed. Rebate under section 87A has only been changed from ₹2,500/- to ₹12,500/-.
Simultaneously, standard deduction has been increased from ₹40,000 to ₹50,000 for salaried class people.

TDS limit on interest income increased to ₹40,000

Interim Finance Minister Piyush Goyal on Friday announced to increase the tax deduction limit on the income from interest of ₹10,000 to ₹40,000 per year. In case of senior citizens, the limit has been increased to ₹50,000. Presenting the Budget 2019-20 in the Lok Sabha, he said it will benefit the senior people and the small depositors who depend on the interests of deposits of banks and post offices. So, these depositors could demand a refund of tax deducted at interest income up to ₹10,000 per year.

Few more points to be highlighted from the Budget 2019

● There will be a single window for approval for Indian filmmakers. Anti-camcording provision to be introduced to the Cinematography Act to combat film privacy.

● The vision for 5 lakh digital villages in next 5 years.

● More than ₹3 lakh crore has been announced for the defense sector.

● Those MSMEs who are registered with GST will get 2% interest relief.

● 26 weeks of maternity leave to empower women has been granted in this budget.

● Goyal said our government has delivered 6 crores free LPG connections under Ujjwala Scheme.

● PCA restriction has abolished from 3 major banks namely, BoI, BoM and OBC.

● 22nd AIIMS has to built-in Goyal’s home state Haryana.

● GST has been continuously reduced, resulting in relief of ₹80,000 crores to consumers; most items of daily use for the poor and middle class are now in the 0%-5% tax bracket.

● Benefits under Sec 80(i)BA being extended for one more year, for all housing projects approved till the end of 2019-2020.

● Businesses with less than ₹5 crore annual turnover, comprising over 90% of GST payers, will be allowed to return quarterly returns.

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What is an Editorial?

Nancy Naina — Fri, 11 Jan 2019 14:30:39 +0000

A piece of writing or article which is written by a senior publisher or editorial staff of a newspaper or magazine is called Editorial. An editorial is an opinion piece but unlike a column in a newspaper isn’t written from a single writers personal opinion.

Instead, it is the opinion of the publication. In a more simple way, an editorial is a piece of opinion by Senior editors based on their experience and research that are not strictly news. These pieces usually show up on the dedicated page, called the editorial page, which often features letters to the editor from members of the public; the page opposite this page is called the op-ed page and frequently contains opinion pieces by writers not directly affiliated with the publication.

An editorial is often called Leading article in US or Leader in the UK. In another much broader sense “Editorial” also refers to the all the content in a journal publication.

Illustrated Editorials appear in the form of Cartoon Editorials. They typically combine artistic skill, hyperbole, and satire in order to question authority and draw attention to corruption, political violence, and other social ills. The editorials featured with often full-page photographs on a particular theme, designer, model or another single topic, with or without accompanying text are called photo editorials. Photo-Editorials are published in Fashion Journals.

There are four categories or types of editorials:

1. Editorial of Argumentation: The purpose of which is to energize readers to think the same way as the writer. This is often called editorial of persuasion. The editor argues in order to convince or persuade the reader to accept his take on the issue.

2. Editorial of Information/Interpretation- It seeks to give information on facts of news stories or add other facts with minimum explanation. It may define terms, identify persons or factors or provide background.

3. Editorial of Tribute, Praise, and Commendation: It praises, comments, or pays tribute to a person or organization that has performed some worthwhile projects or deeds, or accomplishments.

4. Editorial of Entertainment – It evokes a smile, a chuckle, laughter while suggesting truth. Its main aim is to entertain. It is usually short.

Editorial of Entertainment can be grouped in two sub-categories.

a) Humor as a vehicle to bring public awareness to an issue that’s not serious in nature.
An example – a humorous campaign targeting dog walkers who don’t pick up after their furry children.

b) Satire or sarcasm used to highlight a very serious topic e.g.: sexual assault on college campuses.

Editorials are certainly the best part of publications and are a “must read” . A keen reader never misses the editorial pages. For instance , news daily “The Hindu” , published in India is famous for its editorial section so much so that competitive exam aspirants who may/may not engulf the entire newspaper end up spending few minutes on the editorial section anyway.

Data Source: Passante, Christopher K. (2007). The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Journalism – Editorials, 4 kinds of Editorials- Sacktein’s Journalism Resources

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Read in a minute about the First non-economist RBI Governor in last 28 years

Nancy Naina — Wed, 12 Dec 2018 17:06:11 +0000

Former Economic Affairs Secretary of India Mr. Shaktikanta Das assumed the RBI Governor’s office as 25^th Governor after Dr. Urjit Patel surprisingly withdrew himself from the post. Mr. Shaktikanta Das is the first I.A.S officer to assume the RBI Governor’s office after straight 28 years since, Mr. S. Venkitaraman left the office. Shaktikanta Das is 1980 batch I.A.S officer of Tamil Nadu cadre. He was earlier a member of the 15^th Finance Commission of India.

India’s Sherpa to the G20 born in Bhuvneshwar got his M.A. degree in History from St. Stephan’s College, Delhi University. He is also an alumnus of Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta and National Institute of Banking and Management. Mr Das is the 14^th career bureaucrat including 12 IAS/ICS officers to hold the position. He has got the tenure as an RBI Governor till 2021.

He was appointed by PMO after the recommendation of the Finance Ministry. He was one of the key people involved in the execution of the demonetisation. He was question by BJP leader Subramaniam Swamy, The Economist himself for his association with former finance minister P Chitambaram in acquiring real estate in Mahabalipuram when Das was Industry Secretary in Tamil Nadu. He is in the good books of The Prime Minister.

The reason of abruptly quitting the position by Mr. Urjit Patel is unknown but all the eyes are set on Mr. Das, let’s see what his 3 year tenure brings for financial conditions of the nation.

“Every institution must maintain its professional integrity and autonomy, at the same time every institution must adhere to principles of accountability.” – Mr. Shaktikanta Das

“I believe he can engage with all the stakeholders because to my mind, many of the current issues and situations have come also because of a large gap in communication, which I am sure Mr. Das with his experience and past engagement would be able to fill in.” – S. S. Mundra, Former Deputy Governor, RBI

“The person itself doesn’t matter that much. What really matters is the process. So if you have a situation where a position as important as the governor of the RBI is filled within 24 hours of the resignation of the incumbent that will raise eyebrows. People are going to say the government must have already decided that this person is going to take over.” – Pronab Sen, Former Chief Statistician of India

Source: The Economic Times and NDTV

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Sports Quiz

Arpita — Mon, 03 Dec 2018 05:30:41 +0000

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सामान्य ज्ञान प्रश्नोत्तरी

Utkarsh Gupta — Thu, 01 Nov 2018 05:30:59 +0000

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