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Small Savings Schemes — Govt may bite the bullet this time
Political compulsions may have forced the government to backtrack on the decision last time around
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Money9 Edit | Need to plug data breaches on priority
The government should no longer view these as isolated incidents and strengthen the Digital India architecture
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Cash remains king: Why you need it the most in times of distress
Your investments and money accumulated over the years will be of no use if it cannot come to your rescue when you need it the most
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WhatsApp downloads in India decline by 45% in May
Earlier this month, WhatsApp said no account will be deleted for not accepting its privacy policy update
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From Monday, you can buy gold bonds again; albeit at a higher price
One can buy these gold bonds from scheduled commercial banks, except small finance banks and payment banks, Stock Holding Corporation of India, designated post offices, and recognised stock exchanges
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Weekend Interview: Mirae Asset CIO draws pandemic lessons for investors
It has been repeatedly witnessed that if an investor follows asset allocations diligently and remains invested for a full interest rate cycle he/she is likely to sail through it easily and reap the benefits of the highs and lows of the interest rate cycle, said Mahendra Jajoo, CIO – Fixed Income, Mirae Asset Investment Managers (India)
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Light House Projects: A gamechanger in affordable housing
LHPs are model housing projects with houses being built with technology suitable to the geo-climatic and hazard conditions of the region
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Mango mania, Murshidabad style
The seat of the last independent nawabs of eastern India is famous for more than 200 varieties of mangoes that were created through exotic means from the time of the Mughals
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Will the rain gods deliver? India’s date with monsoons
The impact of the monsoons on Indian economy has been traditionally big and this year, with demand slackening due to the second surge of Covid infection, the country is more dependent on the rains to infuse life in the economy
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LPG consumers: You are eligible for Rs 6 lakh accident coverage
The victim or family members of the victim have to inform the LPG dealer in writing at the earliest after the accident takes place
