Where do the richest people in the world reside?
While the United States certainly houses a significant portion of the world's wealthy individuals, the landscape of global wealth extends far beyond its borders. Here's a breakdown of where the richest people reside across the globe:
70-hour work per week: what’s wrong?
If self-employed people and many in the service class are happy working more than 70 hours a week, those industrial and corporate employees can also do the same if they are prepared for it. Nobody has compelled anybody to work in a company that makes you work 70 hours a week or more.
FSSAI launches drive against adulterated edible oils
FSSAI has for the first time conducted a survey covering 16 varieties of edible oil including mustard, coconut, palm, olive and blended oil. The whole exercise is aimed at ensuring the availability of pure and safe mustard and other edible vegetable oils in the country.
Guardians of peace: Top 10 private security agencies in the world
As the guardians of security, private security agencies offer invaluable services to individuals, businesses, and governments across the globe.
Top 10 Techniques of negotiation
Negotiation is both an art and a science, involving various techniques that can help parties reach mutually beneficial agreements.
India has untapped potential to be a market leader and bauxite exporter
India is favourably endowed with rich and almost inexhaustible resources of bauxite, which is the main raw material for the production of aluminium. India has a huge potential to be a major player in the international bauxite market.
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 1
10 years ago Indian banks had unclaimed funds worth over 5,000 crores. Today, the unclaimed deposits in Banks have crossed Rs 35,000 crore
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 2
Banking, today is a necessary evil. Just like the liquid oxygen that doesn't let you live or die, banks don't let you live while you can't live without them
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 3
Can you murder the same person twice – bank managers can. The customer is already – half dead when he approaches the bank for a loan or aid. The bankers seal the coffin
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 4
The power imbalance between banks and customers accentuates the need for stronger regulations and protections for consumers in India.
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 5
The Reserve Bank of India tried to reform digital lending but there is no one to enforce these norms
What’s the point if the consumer wakes up but the system remains asleep?
Despite high-decibel campaigns like Jago Grahak Jago, the consumer rights movement in India remains more symbolic than substantial. In this eye-opening conversation with international...
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