"SIP is the new bank recurring deposit," said Debasish Mishra, MD & CEO of SBI Funds Management.
Bit gutsy, a CEO of a regulated entity cannot use recurring deposit casually!
#sbiamc
@AskZerodha Dear @AskZerodha in the positions tab can we have the options to add columns (such as day change %) pls. We have this as a default column in holdings tab but its missing from positions.
@gokulr@kunalb11 The glass ceiling of being there to get hired is smashed now, but he will probably still move there to run it..
Unbelievable nevertheless..
@deepakshenoy India has had it easy and somehow fulfilled its massive needs (growth, employment, technology) successfully without much innovation. Now given the scale of change, a massive reset in attitude will be needed from all involved - govt, investors and entrepreneurs.
The points against the practice are made well but is mild on the practitioners and the ecosystem.
Nevertheless good start to a new and important leg in traditional media. Hope many more national and regional dailies publish such views.
For me, this is a pivotal moment in my science communication career, from India perspective.
Probably the first time, a major national media invited me to write an fact-based piece on a completely rubbish alternative medicine system that enjoys government protection - Homeopathy.
Please make this your must read of the day. I dissect every common nonsensical claim from the homeopathy community and bury age-old myths associated with this 200-plus year old obsolete pre-science artefact that still enjoys an undeserving place in Indian healthcare and which also destroys many young careers.
Well done and thank you Indian Express and Ms. Rinku Ghosh, the lead on health, for this! I really welcome this change! No one should be afraid of reporting facts about health misinformation even if it is government supported or promoted. This is the people's right.
Full read:
Homeopathy survives for reasons that have little to do with effective healthcare.
https://t.co/mHHVjFgvWg
ESOP tax is a practical problem - @FinMinIndia@nsitharaman can solve it with a stroke of a pen and should do it immediately.
@sudhirmehtapune is right in pointing out the culture of not sharing equity benefits by both traditional promoters and startups founders.
Absolutely agree, Sudhir Bhai. Esop taxation at exercise is bizarre because employees have to run helter skelter to borrow money to pay tax on illiquid shares or founders have to arrange for a loan. Investor wants co to get his money and not go for tax…so Esop grants also tend to get constrained.
Capital Gains Tax at Sale like all other income…this change is overdue to encourage employees take risk with founders for a big pay day
@PMOIndia@FinMinIndia
@1kunalbahl Lots of bad players in the system whose entire biz plan is the above. And therefore this will get regulated. The regulation is hopefully simple - clear one click/WA/sms based cancellation/opt-outs.