@omanair ,pl respond. Refund for my cancelled booking via Yatra is pending for 60+ days,Yatra confirms no refund received. WY-282 BLR to MCT, 14 Mar 2026 (family travelling with a 2-year-old). Please resolve urgently, refund or issue travel credit valid next year. DM for details
@omanair Pl respond. Refund for my cancelled booking via Yatra is pending for 60+ days, Yatra confirms no refund received. WY-282 BLR to MCT,14 Mar 2026 (family travelling with a 2year old). Please resolve urgently, refund or issue travel credit valid next year. DM me for details
@zomato@zomatocare@deepigoyal my order of more than 1000 INR has been spilled after waiting for an hour. Your customer care offers me a compensation of 85. Why do i bear for yourmistake? And now what do i eat. Zero empathy
@jaideepkapani
household Finacial Flows between FY 21 to 23 shows ( Source : The RBI )
Households put
- Rs 31,64,910 Cr (36.8%) in Bank Deposits
- Rs 17,28,331 Cr (20.1 %) in Pension / PF
- Rs 15,69,373 Cr (18.2 %) in Insurance
- Rs 889,253 Cr ( 10.3 % ) in currency notes.
- Rs 683,113 Cr ( 7.9 %) in Small savings
-Rs 4,03,772 Cr ( 4.7 %) in Mutual Funds
- Rs 110,183 Cr ( 1.3 % ) in Equities
- Rs 52,872 Cr ( 0.6% ) in other assets
Few things which are noticeable
Households are conservative investors
- 94% of flows goes towards fixed income
- equity gets paltry 6 % of flows
House holds prefer convenience over return
- higher yielding small savings gets 1/5 th of lower yielding Bank deposits
House holds prefer predictability over volatility
- predictable asset classes gets 16 times more flows than volatile asset classes
Household are earning below Inflation return on most of their portfolio
- No hope for generating real return / better than inflation as 10 % allocation is in currency notes which yields zero and 84 % to low yielding fixed Income.
Households prefer convenience / tax avoidance over return
- asset class like cash which helps in convenience / tax avoidance gets more than double flows than high return asset class like mutual funds.
If Indians have to become wealthy and financially secured than financial literacy is must among households whereby
- They invest for Real Return
- They take volatility in stride
- They prefer paying tax and generate higher yield
At Kotak MF we have made a small attempt to light candle to dispel the darkness in collaboration with CBSE in imparting financial literacy to 75000 + teachers ( majority women teachers ) across 100 + locations over 1000 + physical events.
PRAY THAT EVERY INDIAN IS FINANCIALLY SECURED WITH BETTER FINANCIAL LITERACY
Over 38 years, @Maruti_Corp has defined & redefined the way India moves. Built on reliability & trust & wings of innovation + technology, MSIL keeps evolving as India’s top automobile brand, fulfilling aspirations, becoming the reason for millions of smiles.
#MarutiSuzuki
37 years ago, Maruti Suzuki delivered its first car. Since then, it has come a long way, becoming a reason for happiness & a way of life for lakhs of Indian car buyers. What an accomplishment!
#MarutiSuzuki
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#OnThisDay 3️⃣7️⃣ years ago, the very first Maruti 800 was delivered to Harpal Singh, who paid Rs 47,500 for the hatchback that would go on to become an icon of Indian motoring.
You can read the story of the plucky 800 here: https://t.co/65PxGCD8vU
India's digitization journey has been quite remarkable over the last decade. #India has seen tremendous growth in the number of smartphone users, #data consumption, etc.
In today's infographic, we cover some interesting data points about the #smartphone and #Internet#market.
🇺🇸 : Let me check my wallet Officer, I always keep my Licence & Papers in it.
🇮🇳 : (on phone) भाई जल्दी मेरे घर जा, लाइसेंस, गाड़ी के पेपर्स लेकर आ, पुलिस पकड़ ली है
"और सुन पापा को कुछ मत बताना"