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IPOs in 1980s and 1990s vs today and what it means for you

India is currently going through an IPO boom. According to the latest Ernst & Young (EY) Global IPO report, the year 2021 was India’s strongest IPO year in terms of proceeds in the recent 20 years. As per the report, IPO activity in India climbed 156 percent year over year to 110 deals in 2021 (from 43 in 2020) and 314 percent in terms of proceeds to $16.94 billion (from $4.09 billion in 2020). All of this is good news for investors. However, things weren’t always so rosy in India. The IPO scenario in the 1980s and 1990s was vastly different from what we know and see today.

Background of IPOs

Hundreds of enterprises flooded the market with IPOs in the 1980s, with the majority of them being low-quality issues. The worst period was 1992-1996, when there were an incredible 3,911 equity IPOs. These were rife with frauds and scams since SEBI had only just been set up and did not have much control over the market. There were no rules and regulations or checks and balances which led to investors being scammed left, right, and centre.

Ponds, Colgate, and Hindustan Lever were among the several companies that went public at incredibly low rates set by the old CCI, or Controller of Capital Issues. While short-term investors did well, long-term investors were rewarded extremely handsomely. Naturally, demand for new IPOs surged exponentially with each profitable listing, resulting in massive oversubscriptions, effectively turning the exercise into a lottery. To gain more allotments, the era of numerous applications and false applications began.

Problems with IPOs in the 80s and 90s

The market was plagued with a litany of issues back then. Since there were no barriers to entry, almost anyone could launch an IPO. There was no governing body to oversee. This led to a number of fraudulent companies launching IPOs just to rake in investor money which was never returned. Issuers could get away with anything back then, including enticing headlines, the employment of models and celebrities, and the promise of a bright future, with guaranteed dividends in advertisements. All of this has since been prohibited by the SEBI advertising rule. Those who did get shared allotted to them only got them after a convoluted method of share allocation which was vulnerable to manipulation. Proportional allotments were used, although even the few successful applicants received a relatively small amount of shares. SEBI has now established a minimum reasonable allocation. For institutions, there existed a dubious discretionary allotment system, in which issuers and investment bankers could force their favourite institutions to participate. This, too, has been modified to a proportional allotment. Furthermore, a tight KYC process has precluded the possibility of demat fraud.

Practices used to increase chances of allotment

IPOs in the 1980s and 1990s were not a poisoned chalice just because of regulatory issues. There were investor side issues as well. To cash in on the first-ever IPO boom in India, investors used various methods to try and ensure that they got the maximum possible allocation for them.

Since PAN cards did not exist at that point in time and neither was there a Unique Identification Number (UID), it led to a number of unscrupulous activities from investors.

Using multiple names: To increase the chances of allotment, people would fill multiple forms, all with different names. On some forms they would put only their first name, on some they would put both first and last name. They would also use combinations with their first, middle, and last names. Female investors also resorted to using their maiden name and their post-marriage name alternatively.

Use of all possible addresses: Investors would also look to exhaust all possible address combinations available to them. This included their home address, office address, rented address, paternal home’s address, or even their relative’s address. This coupled with using different names allowed one investor to fill tens of forms at once, all in a bid to get as many shares allotted to them as possible.

These activities led to a number of name mismatches, name changes in documents, signature mismatches, and address changes in documents. When such a thing happens, these shares are deemed lost and lay unclaimed. A change in name after wedding can also lead to this. There can also be cases of the company’s name being changed and the same not being reflected in your documents. This would also lead to a situation of unclaimed shares.

Getting back what’s yours

Up to 7 years after unclaimed dividends and unclaimed shares were ruled lost, investors can petition the government to receive them. Previously, consumers had to visit individual corporations to obtain information and then collect their dividends and shares. But now when it comes to recovering unclaimed shares, the IEPF is a one-stop solution that allows the public to claim their rightful inheritance from numerous companies through a single route. The entire process is now more transparent which guarantees that the payouts reach the proper people and are not tainted by fraud.

The team at Infiny Solutions is well-versed at dealing with such issues. We have helped a number of investors reclaim their rightful holdings from the 1980s and 1990s which they had lost due to any of the above-mentioned reasons. There is also the possibility, depending on which stock you owned, that your holding from the 1980s is worth a fortune today. That makes it even more critical for you to track and reclaim what is rightfully yours. We, at Infiny Solutions, will help you do just that.

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STORY OF MONEY

WHAT IS MONEY?

We all know that Money has become the basic need nowadays. Every day people are struggling, hustling, and working for Money. Money can provide you a shelter and can help you buy food. But do we know the definition of Money?

 Money is a medium of exchange, a store of value, and a unit of account. It is used to pay debts, rent a home, purchase goods, buy food. It is also accepted by the government of tax. Every country has its own currency (own Money), which the citizens use. 

Nowadays, platforms like Paisa Paisa is used to exchange Money, loan, store, deposit, and so on. Let's look at each topic regarding Money.

 HISTORY OF MONEY

 Money started long back, from the times of Sher Shah Suri. In India, the word "rupee" was derived from the Sanskrit word "rupayakam." Rupayakam originally means silver coins. But later, Money came in the form of silver coins, gold coins, and paper notes. It owes its origin to rupiya, issued by Sher Shah Suri in 1540-45. Today, the Reserve Bank of India issues currency under the RBI Act 1934. 

Lets time travel to the past to know about the history of Money:

1540-45- Silver coins were issued by Sher Shah Suri. It     was used by the Mughal, Maratha, and British Empire in India. 

1770-1832- India started using paper notes, and those notes     were issued by the Bank of Hindustan, General Bank of Bengal, and Bengal     Bank.

Apr 1935- Reserve Bank of India was set up.

Jan 1938- First note of Rs 5 was released by the Reserve     Bank of India. It is still used now. 

Feb-Jun 1938- Rs 10, Rs 100, Rs 1,000, and Rs 10,000 were     released as people needed higher currency to buy goods.

Aug 1940- Rs.1 was already designed, but now again, it     was redesigned, and Rs 1 note reintroduced. Rs 1 was first introduced on     30 Nov 1917, followed by Rs 2 and 8. It was discontinued soon.

Mar 1943- Rs 2 was introduced, and later all other notes     were introduced.

 In 2010, a new rupee sign (₹) was officially adopted. It was designed by D. Udaya Kumar. It was derived from the combination of the Devanagari consonant "र" (ra) and the Latin capital letter "R" without its vertical bar (similar to the R rotunda). The parallel lines at the top (with white space between them) are said to make an allusion to the tricolor Indian flag and also depict an equality sign that symbolizes the nation's desire to reduce economic disparity. The first series of coins with the new rupee sign started in circulation on 8 July 2011. Before this, India used "₨" and "Re" as the symbols for multiple rupees and one rupee, respectively.

 FUNCTIONS OF MONEY:

 1.      Medium of exchange: Money can be used for buying and selling goods and services. If there were no money, goods would have to be exchanged through the process of barter (goods would be. But Money eliminates the need for the double coincidence of wants.

 2.      Unit of account: Money is the common standard for measuring the relative worth of goods and services.

 3.      Store of value: Money is the most liquid asset (Liquidity measures how easily assets can be spent to buy goods and services). Money's value can be retained over time. It is a convenient way to store wealth.

 PROPERTIES OF MONEY:

To fulfill its various functions, Money must have certain properties: 

Fungibility: All the currencies can be interchangeable, and  its individual units must be capable of mutual substitution.

      2. Durability: It is able to withstand repeated use.

      3. Divisibility: It can be divided into small units.

      4. Portability: It is the form of small coins or papers, and  thus, it can be very easily carried and transported.

       5. Cognizability: Its value must be easily identified.

       6. Scarcity: Its supply in circulation must be limited.

 TYPES OF MONEY:

There are four types of Money:

 1. COMMODITY MONEY- Commodity money started during     the Barter system, where goods were exchanged instead of another good. If     someone wants chicken and the other person wants sheep, they can exchange     and settle the matter. By doing this, metals such as silver, gold, and     diamonds were losing their value. Around 2100 BC, Gold coins were issued in     China and were used as coins in exchange for goods. Commodity money is     usually known as history of Money.

 2.RECEIPT MONEY- Receipt money was     common during the Roman Empire rule. The businessmen and gold miners in     those times used to store their gold. It was then followed by other     people. Slowly, everyone started storing their gold. Long story short,     they used to save gold for future deposits. Then they used to give the     depositors the gold and used to get a receipt. These businessmen can come     anytime and show the receipt and redeem the gold. Mostly they used to use     that Money for trading or business.

 3.FRACTIONAL MONEY- Eventually, these businesses     and goldsmiths came to know that they can keep their gold secured and can     get the interest in the time of redemption. So logically, they can load     the bank with a lot of gold and get a lot in return too. Thus, the bank     introduced a fractional money receipt. These goldsmiths can take loans,     but as long as they are able to pay, if not, then their properties were     taken away.

4.FIAT MONEY- It was the time when the government     started issuing Money and has made few currencies that had value. So, if     the government says that it has value, then it was called fiat money.

 Fiat money had two properties: 

·         It does not represent anything of intrinsic value.

·         It is decreed to be legal tender.

·         It has value only if the government states so.

 5.   TODAY'S MONEY- Today, we have silver coins, and paper notes that if different for a different country. Today many money lending/loaning systems and banks have evolved. Paisa Paisa is one such platform where any type of loan is available with complete security, low-interest rate, guidance, and high security. 

CONCLUSION:

It is now safe to conclude that we use Money for end number of reasons. People all over the world are hustling every day to get as rich as they can. Money can give you power, but it depends on you to use it in the positive direction. Money has its own benefits and disadvantages.  Money is the main base of any country's economy and business environment.

 We now use Money in two ways:

Cash: physical currency or Money, most commonly     notes and coins.

Plastic or digital Money: virtual Money in     the digital platform, most commonly credit card, debit card,  or net banking currency.

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Is recession real?

‘The Covid-19 pandemic hit the global economy hard. And even as the economy struggled hard to recover from this, the Russia-Ukraine war arrived as another great setback. These two factors combined are expected to push the global economy into recession next year. And India is not immune.

Some of the impacts include

Major output loss in 2023

Rising interest rates to arrest inflation

Mounting public debt

Weakening currencies

Costly food and fuel

Refer to the detailed article by India today 

https://www.indiatoday.in/diu/story/global-recession-2023-how-it-affects-india-detail-2284356-2022-10-12

What are some of other facts that is causing concern

The services sectors lost 7.9 million jobs in October 2022. Of these, 4.6 million losses were incurred in rural India and 3.3 million were in urban India. There is a concentration of the job losses in the services sector in rural retail trade. Retail trade is the largest employer among the services industries

As startups in India keep firing their staff to navigate through the funding winter, India may see more than 60,000 job losses in 2022 alone, led by edtech and e-commerce platforms, according to an IANS report.

https://www.cnbctv18.com/india/indian-start-ups-may-see-over-60000-job-losses-in-2022-led-by-edtech-and-e-com-warns-report-14021402.htm

The unemployment rate shot up to 8.3 per cent, which was the highest compared to the rates in the past 12 months. This rise in the unemployment rate reflects the inability of the economy to provide adequate jobs at a time when the demand for jobs from people increased.

https://www.business-standard.com/article/opinion/employment-fell-in-august-2022-122091200643_1.html

Here is a list of top companies, both Indian and international, that have laid off their employees in 2022.

Lido Learning – 200 employees

Microsoft  – 1800 employees

Walmart – 200 employees (WSJ report)

Alibaba – 10,000 employees (South China Morning Post)

Netflix – 450 employees

Twitter – Laid Off – 100 employees

BlueStacks – 60+ employees

Unacademy – 600 employees

Vedantu – 624 employees

Cars24 – 600 employees

Meesho – 150 employees

Better.Com – 3000 employees

Blinkit – 5% of the workforce

OkCredit – 40 employees

Furlenco – 200 employees

Trell – 300 employees

Ford – 580 employees

Noom – 500 employees

Robinhood – 300 employees

Nestle – 104 employees

Tesco – 1600 employees

Hindustan Unilever Ltd – 1500 employees

MFine – 500 employees

Klarna – 700 employees

Cineplex Entertainment – 5000 employees

Primark – 400 employees

Royal Mail – 700 employees

DiDi – 3000 employees

Conde’ Nast – 90 per cent of workforce

Rupeek – 200 employees

Coinbase – 1100 employees

CityMall – Laid Off: 191 employees

Byju’s – 2500 employees

Tesla – 200 employees

(Above data has been taken from Inventiva)

66% CEOs in India expect recession in 2023; layoffs on the cards.  Eighty-six per cent CEOs in India, compared to 71 per cent CEOs globally, predict that a recession will impact company earnings by up to 10 per cent over the next 12 months.

39% CEOs freeze hiring; over 45% plan job cuts in next 6 months amid recession concerns: KPMG survey

You're not alone, nearly 80% of workers are worried about losing their job during a recession’

Meta, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, other corporate giants lean on job cuts as recession fears mount

Economists expect recession, job losses by 2023

Employees in the tech companies are hit by a tough season of layoffs and hiring freeze. With Meta, Twitter, Amazon.com Inc too were planning to lay off about 10,000 people.

Infosys reported lower attrition of 27.1 per cent in just-concluded quarter, compared to 28.4 per cent in June quarter.

For Wipro, the attrition came down to 23 per cent in Q2FY23, from 23.3 per cent in the previous quarter.

The attrition rates for HCL Tech had been rising since quarter ended September 2021 (15.7 per cent in Q2FY22), but it plateaued at 23.8 per cent in Q2 FY23, holding on to the same levels as June quarter (Q1FY23).

Good news

State Bank of India (SBI) Chairman Dinesh Khara on Friday said that the impact of a global recession is unlikely to be as pronounced in India as compared to other countries. He said that India is doing well with a projected growth rate of 6.8%.

It is not a nice feeling, but it will reduce the government's costs substantially. A recession in the West could lower commodity and oil prices," a senior government official told BT TV.

Some steps to be taken by us during recession 

Delaying major purchases like home or car. 34%

Paying down debt. 29%

Planning to reduce holiday spending. 28%

Allocating more income to savings. 24%

Staying in a job they don't enjoy. 14%

Eighty-four percent of respondents in a recent survey said they are concerned about a recession happening before the end of the year, and 76% said they are making changes to their lifestyle in preparation for the downturn, according to financial group

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India vs New Zealand: 84 runs in 10 overs; third most expensive spell by an Indian spinner - What has happened to Kuldeep Yadav? - cricket

After the ICC Champions Trophy final loss to Pakistan in 2017, the Indian team management decided to make a big change to their strategy in limited overs cricket. Out went the finger spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja and in came the young spin duo of Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav. What followed was a stupendous spell of success in both T20 cricket and one-day internationals.The left arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav struck the form of his life as he finished 2018 as the second most successful tweaker in ODIs behind Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan. Kuldeep’s variety and guile was proving too much for international batsmen to handle. With 45 wickets from 20 matches at an average of 17.77 and economy of 4.64 in 2018, Kuldeep was being looked at as India’s biggest trump card going into the 2019 ICC World Cup in England. ALSO READ: ICC U19 World Cup - New Zealand U19 vs Bangladesh U19 live score - Bangladesh strike earlyBut something changed in the months preceding the big event in June-July. Kuldeep endured his worst ever IPL season, the tournament that put him into the spotlight first, picking up only 4 wickets in 9 outings for Kolkata Knight Riders. The shadow of a poor IPL loomed large over Kuldeep as he struggled to live up to his reputation in the World Cup as well.ALSO READ: ‘He is a wizard,’: Ian Bishop heaps praise on India U19 leggie Ravi BishnoiIn an interview to Hindustan Times during the IPL season Kuldeep had said, “I really want to learn the skill so that I could avoid getting hit. Sometimes the batsman is able to hit you but my strength lies in giving air to the ball, in being able to spin the ball, and I back myself. But this is an aspect where I want to improve because it is good to be attacking but you have to think of the team as well and be able to save runs too.”An out an out wicket taker, who gave a new spark to India’s spin attack in limited overs cricket, wanted to contain runs. What and how did he start thinking on these lines. Is this the reason behind Kuldeep’s recent struggles. Well, one can only speculate but the numbers are clearly showing that the chinaman bowler has been a far cry from his impressive start.ALSO READ: Sloppy fielding, 24 wides, dodgy selection - 3 mistakes that cost India the first ODI against New Zealand at HamiltonKuldeep finished 2019 with 35 wickets from 23 matches. The average had gone up to 34.68 and that was primarily because of a steep hike in his economy rate, which stood at 5.33. His recent outing against New Zealand in Hamilton, where he was taken for 84 runs has once again brought into light his recent misery.Kuldeep when he began always knew how to come back, despite being attacked. This Kuldeep it seems gets into a shell once he starts going for runs. The defensive streak in his approach is clear and that could be hurting the talented tweaker.Former India left arm spinner Maninder Singh has another theory. He pointed out a technical flaw in Kuldeep’s bowling, which he thinks needs to be fixed as soon as possible for him to regain confidence and boost his performance.“I have been saying this from the day when he became successful that Kuldeep has a technical flaw in his action and if that is not looked into he will get caught out soon. His front arm drops very quickly, because of which the life in the ball (the revolutions and pace on the ball) is not as much as it should be to sustain success.“He has got caught out now. He has played a lot of international cricket and people have seen his videos and they know what is his ball speed and with what speed it comes from the pitch,” Maninder opined.A veteran of 35 Tests and 59 ODIs himself, Maninder knows all about fading out after a bright start in international cricket and he doesn’t want the same to happen to Kuldeep. He too pointed out at Kuldeep’s lack of confidence post IPL 2019.“I am speaking out of personal experience. I too lost my way in the middle of a great career. I think his confidence has gone down after last year’s IPL. You need someone to speak to him and look into this technical problem which I am talking about. Once this is sorted he will get his confidence back. He is a real talent for Indian cricket and we need to preserve him so that he can get laurels for the team for many years,” Maninder opined. Read the full article

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Banking in India Early to Now

Banks Some How It's Proof that banking system conducted. But banks in India's management started With India was begun in by Headquarterd in Kolkata. Bank of Hindustan formation year was 1770, still was General Bank of India.

Banks are the requirement of any nation. Rotation of cash is healthy for any market of the world markets keep that the money is currently rotating to banks. This the cycle that is only maintain and to keep power of end user. Indian prime minister made a decision of money demonetization to violate the market which was evaporating India's economy. After demonetization of money, the currency that weren't in turning or were stopped came into banks. In India banking changes have been seen by us to modernization from nationalization. Indian men and women are mad about banks Jobs ( IBPS PO ) in india, the occupations in banks are symbol of prestige and pride. These sort of jobs were known as mordenization consist of rivalry, as luxury occupations compare to other tasks. Banks in india deal in type of services if it's insurance, mortgage , credit besides financial services banks are currently engaging in Pradhan mantri schemes jan dhan yojna, like aadhar card, sukanya samridhi yojna.

The Idea of Banking in india was limited with Barter System. Barter system was a type of exchange system where the price of a good was to be determined by the cost of some goods. Finance Ministry of India Take Care all sort of Investors Finance ministry to create rules or in india is responsible alter. Reserve bank of India is an autonomous body for That Ahead Responsibility running market, law and banking sector and well would be to Formation.

nationalization Later on July 19, 1960, SBI's 7 subsidiaries viz.

By the The Government of India, 1960s recognized that a substantial share of deposits was commanded by 14 banks that were owned. Businesses and agriculture were booming and the demand for fund was high. Nationalisation became the watchword Air India, the country airline, was nationalised in 1953.

Mrs. Indira Gandhi's taking over as India's Prime Minister, the Indian National Congress rallied in the country for a state takeover of several of the banks. State bank of India's Formation occurred under State Bank of India Act, 1959, SBI government and regulation come under State Bank of India Act. Act SBI was could have 8 banks that are related.

Nationalization of Nationalised indian Banks started in 1969 for 14 banks and time were nominated by government of india for Nationalisation. Base year is reserve bank of india known due to its Duty to take care of operation of banks in India or operate under The bank of India and 1935. Further if discuss Reserve bank of India Responsibilities, It's Also responsible for discovering Rates and financial adviser to government

1. Scheduled banks

2. Non scheduled banks

Schedule of Reserve

If we say keywords Banking Industry has only 2 type of banks

1. Commercial Banks

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Banks Must be Diversified into

1. Nationalised banks Also

2. Private Banks

3. RRB Known as

4. Foreign banks or International Banks. Company or nationalised banks India", people get confused with this response. Many has stated that SBI is a part of banking business it is but SBI isn't in the in Nationalised banks in india's list. The response is 21 Including SBI.

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There is not The Different is After 1990 called as New Scheduled banks and that Banks formation took place.

Banking has changed According to No support is being supplied with by Their client requirements, banking. Mobile Banking and banking has changed transfer by Using RTGS of capital or NEFT has made banking easy to everybody. Is the State requirement Of branches, of wonders cant be eliminate from banking there Are lot of Phones like android or iOS. People Today Visit with Currency depositing or utilize withdrawal forms and banks forms to make transactions. ATM's Has transformed money transactions simple. Banking will take Lot has been eliminated by time Of trouble.

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Kamya Punjabi on Rhea Chakraborty’s chat with Sushant Singh Rajput: ‘What’s she trying to prove? Siblings... - Hindustan Times

Kamya Punjabi on Rhea Chakraborty’s chat with Sushant Singh Rajput: ‘What’s she trying to prove? Siblings… – Hindustan Times

House / Bollywood / Kamya Punjabi on Rhea Chakraborty’s chat with Sushant Singh Rajput: ‘What’s she attempting to sign? Siblings fight’

Tv actor Kamya Punjabi has shared her resolve on the Sushant Singh Rajput death case. Kamya believes his female friend Rhea Chakraborty became as soon as using his credit rating cards.

On Saturday, Rhea had shared her WhatsApp chats with Sushant,…

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Amid TRP Slump, Arshi Khan, Akash Dadlani, Dhinchak Pooja Trying Their Best to Grab Some Eyeballs

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Interestingly, the 2 appear to have discovered a brand new buddy in none apart from Dhinchak Pooja.

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Last Updated: October 27, 2017, 3:21 PM IST

This season Bigg Boss may not have many superstar contestants however its commoners are leaving no stone unturned to make sure that everybody outdoors talks about them. From faking a relationship, choosing pointless fights, abusing fellow individuals to speaking about their notorious stints, they’re doing each potential factor to be in headlines. One such commoner trio is Arshi Khan, Akash Dadlani and Dhinchak Pooja, who has change into the reason for headache of many of the contestants, particularly TV actress Hina Khan. But it looks as if that solely these three are in a position to usher in viewers on this season, which is already dealing with an all-time low in TRP scores (in accordance to an information supplied by BARC to Hindustan Times).

Here are some the explanation why we predict Arshi, Akash and Pooja’s crass but entertaining drama is the one hope for this present to regain its place within the Television Rating Points (TRPs):

Shilpa Shinde and Vikas Gupta’s tiff is getting boring by the day

We suppose viewers have had sufficient of watching Vikas and Shilpa arguing over her dismissal from Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hain. Their fights have change into too predictable. When Shilpa entered the present she was touted as one of many strongest contestants on the present however now it looks as if the actress has used all her trump playing cards and therefore not been in a position so as to add something new to the present. Vikas, alternatively, seems to be confused as he’s not in a position to recognise who his true buddy is inside the home.

Hina Khan’s ‘I, Me, Myself’ angle has no extra takers inside the home

Hina Khan is undoubtedly the preferred contestant this season and that’s one of many the explanation why the actress is being targetted by a couple of contestants on the present no less than that’s what she has been claiming for the previous few days. She has usually been trolled inside in addition to outdoors for her insensitive behaviour in direction of her fellow individuals and her “I, Me, Myself” angle. Recently, the actress was slammed for not welcoming Dhinchak Pooja into the home. That was not the one time Hina made headlines for flawed causes because the actress was additionally criticised for mocking Shilpa’s English whereas the latter was studying out the principles for a process. In truth, ex-Bigg Boss winner Gauahar Khan not directly attacked Hina by tweeting, “Kya padhna naa aana koi buri baat hai??? Agar aapko angrezi nahi aati are you uneducated??”

No chemistry between Puneesh Sharma and Bandagi Kalra

Puneesh Sharma and Bandagi Kalra’s chemistry appears to be fairly pretend. Both look so unconvincing on display screen. We would say that they each ought to be taught one thing from Gauahar and Kushal Tandon, who gained plenty of hearts throughout season seven once they confessed their love for one another on nationwide tv. Another motive that Puneesh and Bandagi’s relationship is wanting very bland and compelled is that the 2 began it off for the cameras.

Padosis are nearly good for nothing

It’s been 19 days since padosis Sabyasachi Satapathy, Luv Tyagi and Mehjabi Siddiqui have entered the principle home however none of them has carried out something entertaining to this point. Even host Salman Khan has taunted them for being boring on the present, when contestants got a process to rank one another from 1 to 10 on the idea of their reputation and contribution inside the home.

Arshi and Akash, alternatively, have been always making everybody snicker with their bizarre talks and strange persona. Interestingly, the 2 appear to have discovered a brand new buddy in none apart from Dhinchak Pooja. In the final episode, the trio went to jail, whereby they may very well be seen having plenty of enjoyable. In truth, Pooja together with Akash, composed a tune for Arshi.

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Indian Semiconductor Market – Current outlook and way forward

Indian Semiconductor Market is one of the leading and fastest flourishing markets in the world and in India. As per government of India Task Force report (DeitY), gross size of the global electronics industry is evaluated at about US$ 1.9 trillion and is anticipated to reach US$ 2.4 trillion by 2020. The numbers are impressive and act as a big motivation for investments in this sector. The National Electronics Policy 2012 says the demand in the ESDM (Electronics System Design & Manufacturing) industry in India is expected to reach US$ 400 billion by 2020 as global electronics and hardware manufacturers are looking to increase their manufacturing base in India to cater domestic market as well as the Middle East, Africa and SAARC countries. Production is estimated to reach $104 billion by the year 2020, creating a gap of $296 billion. This creates a unique opportunity for companies in the ESDM sector to look at India as their next destination to cater to domestic Indian demand as well as act as an exports hub.

India has a low domestic manufacturing base and a low-value addition due to which the demand-supply gap is likely to reach US$ 300 billion by 2020. As compared to global leaders India is lagging considerably in the field of semiconductors and electronics. Around 90% of Indian Semiconductor Market is dominated by foreign players. Whereas, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association, China accounted for 44 per cent of the global semiconductor industry’s total revenue of $339 billion, in 2016. Chinese companies are acquiring US semiconductor companies, which has set off alarm bells in the US. Indian government and companies are taking note of this development in global Semiconductor Market and have implemented policies to promote manufacturing of semiconductors in India. In order to meet this appalling state of Indian Semiconductor Market, and to intensify local manufacturing and value-addition in electronics systems design and manufacturing (ESDM), the Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MoC & IT), along with the government of India have rolled-out the National Policy on Electronics in 2012. The NPE 2012 aims to draw investments of US$ 100 billion and to create employment of 28 million by 2020.

According to Union Minister of Information Technology, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in electronic manufacturing has reached an all-time high of US$ 18.34 Bn in 2016 primarily due to government reforms and it’s Make in India initiative. The Government of India has allowed 100 per cent Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) under the automatic route in Electronics Systems Design & Manufacturing sector. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology plans to revise its policy framework, which would involve the government taking a more active role in developing the sector by providing initial capital, with the aim to attract more private players and make India a global semiconductor hub. With the government of India’s flagship program ‘Make in India’ to push local manufacturing and with initiatives like smart cities and ‘Digital India’, the industry expects the country to reduce its dependency on electronics imports by 50 per cent by the fiscal year 2016-17.

India is the most lucrative market across the globe with 7.7% GDP growth rate in the 1st quarter of 2018. The impressive demographic dividend, continuous rise in the proportion of middle class, changing expenditure patterns are the distinguishing factors of the current Indian economy which are consequently attracting the global investment. The local demand Indian Semiconductor Market is anticipated to be driven by the growth in income levels directing to the higher take-off of electronics products. The government policies and incentives as well as the electronic manufacturing cluster policy will help the industry to grow at anticipated pace. Steps are being taken to boost domestic production of electronic items and cut down dependence on imports. These include enforcement of basic customs duty on specific items falling outside the ambit of IT agreement, levy of education cess on imported electronic products for parity, etc.

The key drivers to the Indian semiconductor market include telecom infrastructure equipment, wireless handsets, notebooks and other IT & office automation products, set-top boxes and smart cards. Growth sectors, including healthcare equipment, automotive, consumer goods and industrial goods – all of which progressively use electronics – are as well expected to encourage semiconductor consumption in India. With the location of a wafer fab in India, the country could achieve a level of independence in electronics and partly cut back the very high supply chain risks that the country is exposed to, without an alternative source for procurement.

Even as Indian Semiconductor Market grows, home-grown start-ups in the semiconductor sector are struggling for funds. The investments required are generally high, the payback longer, and it requires considerable domain knowledge and, more importantly, favourable government policies. If one was to make a check-list, there are some tick marks — domain knowledge and, to some extent, Make in India are helping the sector. But there are significant cross marks too. Funds is the biggest stumbling block in Indian Semiconductor Market. It feels ironical, considering the fact that the Indian Semiconductor components Market is expected to hit $32.35 billion by 2025, according to IESA.

The semiconductor companies are inclined to partner with the entrepreneurs and start-ups and assist them to accomplish the overall objective of growing the ESDM industry. The global giants are acting positively forming consortiums and creating various partnership models with Indian players in Indian Semiconductor Market. NXP Semiconductors which in partnership with Sony Corp. invented NFC technology in the first place has accompanied YELDI Softcom a recently established Chennai based NFC technology company to develop NFC handsets, cards, backend infrastructure and mobile apps. PVR, one of India’s premium and preferred retail Entertainment Company is now streamlining its retail function with NEC. These solutions empower PVR to enhance customer experience through better payment mechanisms and streamline its retail functions at a radically low total cost of ownership through its exceptional serviceability and reliability.

Indian Semiconductor Market is heavily dependent for semiconductor chip imports on Asian countries such as China, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan, although electronic manufacturing service companies in India have reached considerable maturity for final assembly, testing, packaging and distribution services. Chinese and Taiwanese companies compared to western players, are making the major inroads in Indian semiconductor market.

The ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY) is revising its policy framework towards making India a global semiconductor hub, which will see the government taking a more active role, including initial investment, in a bid to attract private sector players. The existing policy has not worked as it offered little commercial viability for the private sector. Earlier, a Jaypee-led consortium pulled out midway from a project for setting up of a semiconductor wafer fabrication manufacturing facility. Recently, another consortium, led by Hindustan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (HSMC) including ST Microelectronics and Silterra Malaysia, which had also received approval to set up a fab unit, has been facing challenges in tying up the funding. The two projects were worth Rs 51,000 crore. Still, India has a competitive advantage over other countries because of its large engineering skill pool. It offers a large pool of a technically and scientifically-skilled workforce. At the same time, the country has ample semiconductor design talent at competitive costs.

The future design companies in Indian Semiconductor Market will arise with the emergence of fabless design companies from India. These companies would be focusing on creating products for the Indian Semiconductor Market. India can take the lead in electronic systems design and electronic product manufacturing. The absence of systems or a legacy creates for India, the unique opportunity to leapfrog technology. The government of India has directed the department of electronics and information technology to ensure the net import-export balance for the sector to be brought down to zero by 2020. It is very encouraging to see an increased focus on the ESDM sector in the last couple of years and a significant amount of work was done to bring out National Electronics Policy and National Telecom Policy, by the government in consultation with industry. Some of the initiatives outlined in these policies are already in the process of implementation, such as Preferential Market Access (PMS), Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC) and Modified Special Incentive Package Scheme (M-SIPS).

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In December, here is what the government did - india news

At the end of each month, Hindustan Times will bring to its readers an update of the key decisions in government, their significance, and what lies ahead for the ministries concerned.Here is a snapshot of all that happened in December, in the first instalment of the series:Ministry of FinanceThe big decision: The finance ministry focused on the implementation of the 32 measures it took to stimulate the economy since August 2019 and engaged with various sectors to address issues faced by them. Two most important focus areas have been measures to boost investment and consumption.Significance: The ministry is seeking to help industry by resolving regulatory bottlenecks so that the September 20 decision of reducing Corporate Tax rates, which was aimed at attracting investments, can be effective.On the consumption front, the public sector banks’ (PSBs) customer outreach saw investors and retail consumers borrowing a whopping Rs 4,91,834 crore in just two months. In order to incentivise bank officials, the government on December 28 announced a mechanism to protect banks’ executives for their genuine commercial decision.What next: The Budget is expected to be presented in Parliament on February 1, 2020, amidst concerns of economic slowdown. The Budget is expected to boost consumption by giving more money in the hands of people through relaxations in personal taxation and by enhancing amount of the direct transfer of benefits in the bank accounts of the poor, particularly in the rural areas. It is also expected to bring more regulatory reforms for ease of doing business to boost investments.Ministry of External Affairs (MEA)The big decision: India and Iran have agreed on measures to boost the economic viability of Chabahar port after achieving the political objectives behind developing the facility on the Gulf of Oman, including a route to access Afghanistan while bypassing Pakistan.Significance: India will offer incentives such as higher subsidies to attract more merchant shipping to Chabahar. The waiver offered by the US for the port will help India push the acquisition of equipment such as cranes to improve the efficiency of Chabahar.What next: The MEA will have to focus on improving ties with Bangladesh, which have been hit in recent months by the controversial National Register of Citizens (NRC) and Citizenship (Amendment) Act and remarks by top BJP leaders about deporting infiltrators.Ministry of DefenceThe big decision: The government cleared the appointment of India’s first Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) who will be a four-star General and head the new department of military affairs in the defence ministry, four months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced in his Independence Day speech the creation of the post for more effective coordination between the three armed forces.Significance: The appointment of the CDS - pending for almost two decades after the Kargil Review Committee recommended it - is a major reform in India’s higher defence management. While the CDS would act as the principal military adviser to the defence minister on all tri-services matters, the three service chiefs would continue to advise the minister on matters exclusively concerning their respective services.What next: The new department, under the CDS, will focus on promoting jointness in procurement, training and staffing for the three services through joint planning and integration of their requirements. It will also facilitate the restructuring of military commands for optimal utilisation of resources by bringing about jointness in operations, including through establishment of joint/theatre commands.Ministry of Home AffairsThe big decision: The ministry shepherded the passage of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Parliament, which provides for expedited citizenship to religious minorities from three neighbouring countries. The government subsequently announced the decision to update the National Population Register (NPR), which is a list of ‘usual residents’ of the country, from April till September, 2020. The Cabinet also approved Rs 3,941 crore for the exercise. Subsequently, Rs 8,754 crore was earmarked for Census 2021.Significance: The CAA has provoked widespread protests across the country. In the case of NPR, demographic details of every individual are required for every resident on 21 points including date and place of birth of parents, last place of residence, Permanent Account Number (PAN), Aadhaar (on a voluntary basis), voter ID card number, driving license number and mobile number. In the last NPR done in 2010, the data was collected on the 15 points. It didn’t include ‘date and place of birth of parents’ and last place of residence. NPR is different from National Register of Citizens (NRC), which excludes the foreigners. Opposition parties have said that NPR is the first step towards the NRC while the government has claimed they are not linked.What next: A big challenge lies ahead for the ministry of home affairs in January as the anti-CAA protests refuse to die down and paramilitary forces deployed for law and order duties are overburdened since General elections, nullification of article 370 in Kashmir, elections in several states and recent violence.Ministry of AgricultureThe big decision: The ministry decided to create a database of all farmers in the country, based on Aadhaar, for a unified and integrated IT-based repository, containing multiple information about a farm household, from financial details to landholdings. Aadhaar-based data generated from key farm-sector programmes such as PM-KISAN and soil health cards will be used.Significance: Farm subsidies worth thousands of crores - including cheap insurance, fertilisers, credit and cash transfers - still suffer from leakages because very little information about individual farmers is centrally available at the federal level. The database will help direct subsidies better.What next: Streamlining of major subsidies, both in cash and in-kind handouts like fertilizer to ensure efficient targeting and last-mile delivery.Ministry of Human Resource DevelopmentBig decision: The go-ahead given by higher education sector regulator University Grants Commission to the concept of on demand examinations is a major step in the direction of evaluation reforms.Significance: For long, examinations in Indian education system evoke images of nervous youngsters memorising stuff by rote for year end tests which will decide their academic progress. A committee set up under eminent educationist M M Salunkhe surveyed all areas related to evaluation and suggested a number of steps to bring the process to match the needs of the present times. The most prominent of these being exams which would be taken as and when the student is ready. The UGC guidelines on evaluation reforms which were based on the Salunkhe report were released by Union Human Resource Development (HRD) minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank earlier this month.What next: The guidelines suggest the setting up of a national board that will conduct these exams. However, considering the scale at which college and university exams are held in India, it’s a long road ahead before the required infrastructure is in place. The guidelines say that initially the board can start conducting exams for popular degree programs especially for open distance mode. Ministry of road transport and highways The big decision: In a move aimed to reduce bottlenecks at national highways, the Centre mandated that all lanes of national highways toll plazas to be declared as “FASTag lanes” by December 15, 2019. The Centre’s earlier deadline mandating FASTags by December 1 had been postponed to December 15 to provide some more time to citizens to buy and put FASTag on their vehicles.Significance: FASTags are aimed at reducing bottlenecks at highways. The move aims to reduce wait time at toll plazas and enhance digital payment through NHAI’s electronic toll collection.What next: The ministry had mandated all lanes but one to remain open for cash collection. In it’s order dated December 14, it relaxed the norms to allow cash payment for at least 25% of the total lanes. Following the initial roll out phase, it will mandate only FASTags across all lanes.Ministry of railwaysThe big decision: In a major move to reform the 150-year-old railway board of the Indian Railways, the union Cabinet on Tuesday approved to restructure the apex body of the Indian Railways by trimming its strength to half, and unifying its eight railways services into a central service called the Indian Railway Management Service.Significance: The reforms are aimed at ending departmentalisation of the mammoth organization that employees nearly 1.3 million people, second only to the strength of the Armed Forces. Unlike railway systems the world over, which have been corporatised, the Indian Railways is managed by the government directly. It is organised into various departments such as traffic, civil, mechanical, electrical, signal & telecom, stores, personnel, and accounts among others. Unification of services is aimed at ending this ‘departmentalism’, promote smooth working of Railways, expedite decision making, create a coherent vision for organisation and promote rational decision making.What next: The India Railways has an ambitious programme to modernise and provide higher safety standards of safety, speed and services to the passengers with a proposed investment of Rs 50 lakh crore over the next 12 years. This requires speed and scale, and a unified, agile organisation to work single-mindedly on this task and capable of responding to challenges. Read the full article

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10 Helpful Tips When Planning a Costa Rica Vacation

Costa Rica Travel – Waiting to explore the lush and wild world of Costa Rica? Here are a few things to keep in mind. One of the most ecologically rich destinations in the world, Costa Rica is a relatively small Central American country with an abundance of environmental attractions.

The country’s imposing volcanoes, tropical forests, wildlife, botanical gardens, stunning river valleys, and hundreds of beaches along the Pacific and Caribbean coasts make for an enchanting journey.

The rich sights and sounds of this dream vacation spot are sure to amaze you and help you create memories that last a lifetime. If this sounds familiar to you because you’re planning a trip to this tropical paradise, it is essential to have some basic knowledge of Costa Rica before you pack your bags.

Lack of familiarity with the local language and customs can cause unpredictable situations and problems.

So here’s some useful information as listed by Jayanth Sharma, co-founder and CEO at Toehold, which will help you prepare for your trip and enjoy it completely.

-Proof of departure is a vital document for every foreign tourist:

Costa Rica requires proof of departure as an entry pass from every foreign tourist. The proof needs to be shown when you check in for your flight from your port of departure. Therefore, make sure that you carry this essential document, both as a printed hard copy and as an image/e-mail on your phone to ensure a trouble-free journey. Try to make sure that the file is downloaded onto your device, since you might not have Internet connectivity later, and accessing the ticket can become a problem.

-Taxi drivers are not always reliable:

If you are looking to book a cab and roam around in this vibrant country without a guide, be wary of rigged meters and taxi drivers who may be out to fleece you. There are high chances that these drivers will overcharge you, especially for picking you up from the hotel or while taking you across a provincial border. It would be ideal to conduct your own research beforehand by enquiring about the rates from the hotel manager to ensure that you are not paying more than you should.

-The weather is unpredictable:

The weather in Costa Rica can be unpredictable, with a dip or rise in temperature experienced in an hour’s drive. Although the country is known for its tropical weather, it can get extremely chilly or rain heavily as well. Therefore, plan your wardrobe wisely. Ensure that you carry your raincoat or an umbrella in addition to some warm clothes to beat any potential weather-woes. Carrying a few extra pairs of clothing is easier than having to deal with adverse weather conditions when you’re unprepared.

-US dollars are readily accepted:

Before travelling to a new country, tourists prefer exchanging currency in order to enjoy hassle-free travel. Most of you may find this a difficult and confounding exercise, and the variation in rates can cause a lot of heartburn, especially for more exotic currencies like the Costa Rican colon. However, it isn’t necessary to get INR exchanged to colon before you go to Costa Rica. Get your money converted into dollars because US dollars are commonly used in Costa Rica at the airport, restaurants, hotels, etc. and other places around the country. Most establishments that deal regularly with tourists will have some provision for receiving payments in USD. USD is far more easily available at foreign exchange counters across the world, and the exchange rates are more standardized for it.

– It is an ‘expensive’ coast:

‘Costa Rica’ literally means ‘rich coast’, but it’s expensive as well. If you were on a limited budget, it would be ideal to plan your itinerary and make a rough estimate of your expenses for your travel activities. Costa Rica can burn a crater in your pockets, as it is the most expensive country in Central America. Do not forget to carry all your essentials, so you avoid splurging on toothbrushes and the like, and instead, spend wisely on the many available experiences. Chart out your trip sensibly, and if you’re looking to be thrifty, take the time to look for low-cost lodging options like camping, hostels and small eco-guesthouses. The internet can be your friend here, giving you reasonably updated information about basic costs.

-Carry sufficient cash, since it’s difficult to find an ATM:

Make sure you have some cash or a forex card easily available, as ATMs aren’t as widespread as you’d hope. More offbeat locations, especially small towns and rural areas, can be entirely bereft of ATMs. Since ATMs are prominent in popular tourist destinations such as Arenal, Monteverde, Puerto Viejo, and Tamarindo, you should get the cash you might need from these places before you travel further afield.

-Bug spray is a must:

The public health officials of Costa Rica have cautioned that mosquitoes in the country are carriers of the Zika virus. Therefore, apart from your passport and other important documents, make sure that you carry some form of bug spray or mosquito repellent. This will protect you from the Zika virus, and the threat of dengue which is also common in the country.

-Tap water is safe to drink:

This might come as a surprise for most Indian travellers, but you needn’t spend money buying bottled water throughout your trip. Tap water is potable in most of the tourist destinations in the country, and can be consumed without the fear of infection or chemical poisoning. Hotels or tour guides will indicate which faucets to use.

-Police can stop you and ask for your papers at any time:

It is quite common for police officers in Costa Rica to conduct routine checks on the road for documentation. They do so to prevent illegal immigration and drug trafficking. During these checks, police officers are likely to ask for travel documentation, and you might not have found space in your beachwear for your passport. Therefore, it is necessary to always carry a colour photocopy of your passport and a photo of your entry stamp. Such instances are quite common near the Nicaragua and Panamanian borders and other popular tourist destinations.

-It’s a small country but it takes longer to get around than you may think:

Looking at a map of the country, you might be tempted to set off on a cross-country road trip. However, the mountainous geography of the island, traffic congestion and single lanes can severely jam up your peregrinations. Conventional maps are quite misleading about distances, as proximity of two towns does not guarantee a short travel time between them – often there might be no direct road between the two. Be wary of such miscalculations and always check with locals or reliable online forums before chalking out your plans.

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Indian economy rides on consumer spending revival

GURUGRAM, India: Kaveri Shukla and her fiance are on a shopping spree ahead of their wedding next month. In just one week, the couple has bought home appliances ranging from a rice cooker to a refrigerator and are purchasing a new car.

"Marriage is a kind of big spending commitment," said the 28-year-old financial consultant while shopping at an upscale mall in Gurugram, a satellite city and business hub near Delhi.

"It is an excuse to spend, not defer your purchases."Shukla is not alone. Millions like her are thronging shopping malls and stores in India, thanks to a busy wedding season. A heatwave is also boosting demand for air conditioners and refigerators.

It´s a welcome change for an economy where consumer spending, traditionally a driver of growth, took a blow after Prime Minister Narendra Modi´s shock decision last November to scrap high-value bank notes.

The prospect of another big reform - the launch of a multi-rate Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July 1 - could also be bringing forward spending into the current quarter as shoppers look to avoid rates of 28 percent, or higher, on some consumer durables and luxury items.

The impact of the new tax regime is not clear -- some items are expected to be cheaper -- but the prospect of a price rise is seen pushing some people to buy ahead of July. The risk is spending falls away after the tax is launched.

"GST is a big unknown," said Kumar Rajagopalan, head of the Retailers Association of India. "But it could turn out to be a big fillip in the short run.

"Other headwinds loom: Layoffs in the information-technology sector are unsettling some households at a time when the economy is still not generating enough new jobs for workforce that is growing by around a million people a month.

Economists polled by Reuters expect Asia´s third-largest economy to expand by 7.1 percent on year in the January-March quarter, just up from 7.0 percent in the prior quarter and ahead of China´s 6.9 percent growth rate. Some even expect a growth print as high as 7.8 percent when the GDP figures come out on Wednesday.

India doesn´t publish national figures on retail sales. But high-frequency indicators such as car sales, retail lending and goods imports show consumer spending has roared back to life. New passenger car sales grew at their fastest annual pace in at least 16 months in April. Imports of consumer goods last month surged by nearly a half from a year ago.

Credit card loans growth is at its highest in at least 15 months. Quarterly earnings of consumer goods makers from Hindustan Unilever to auto maker Maruti have also been upbeat.

The consumer rebound backs the Reserve Bank of India´s (RBI) prediction of a V-shaped recovery from the cash clampdown, whereas many in the private sector had expected a longer slump.

With a good monsoon and government pay hikes in prospect, the outlook for a sustained recovery looks good. And as consumer spending powers more than half of India´s economic growth, the recovery has bolstered the prospects of stronger growth.

"We hope these drivers will spread the recovery far and wide," said Kamal Nandi, business head of appliances at Godrej consumer products. Radhika Rao, an economist with DBS Bank in Singapore, reckons spending has recovered to near pre-demonetisation levels.

It should get a leg up from the GST, she says, as the measure will reduce taxes on food and other essential items. "Cost savings on non-discretionary items post-GST will boost discretionary spending," she said.

  Indian economy rides on consumer spending revival

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