. @nitin_gadkari sir, This Biker has paid Road Tax, GST on bike & Excise Duty, VAT, Cess for E20 Fuel.
Who will pay for his Broken Spine? 🔔
And sir, he was not paid by anyone to fall and break spine to defame you
@BPCLimited would like to report an incident.
Churchgate petrol pump time 3.40 pm. Instead of filling tank of a customer petrol pump guy was caught filling a can. On confronting him , they says Tum tumhara kaam Dekho.
@BPCLimited would like to report an incident.
Churchgate petrol pump time 3.40 pm. Instead of filling tank of a customer petrol pump guy was caught filling a can. On confronting him , they says Tum tumhara kaam Dekho.
@MTPHereToHelp sir, heard that pictures is more powerful than words , your app is not even going through , lets hope some swift actions will be taken.area outside SBI main branch. Digging work is ongoing and parking both is on its peak …
@MTPHereToHelp sir, heard that pictures is more powerful than words , your app is not even going through , lets hope some swift actions will be taken.area outside SBI main branch. Digging work is ongoing and parking both is on its peak …
ये फ़ोन की #Memories में कमबख़्त तस्वीरें कभी कभी ख़ुद ब ख़ुद चलीं आतीं है। I miss you my friend! I will keep your memory alive! दुनिया को भूलने नहीं दूँगा तुम्हें मेरे दोस्त! ❤️ #SatishKaushik
HDFC Bank opening 4 new branches daily last year is phenomenal.
As counterintuitive as it sounds, I think the real competition for most Fintechs in India is the branches of all banks. Each bank branch sells everything from loans, investments, insurance, and more.
Other than small-value consumer loans & payments, I don't think it is possible to expand the market or increase market share beyond a certain point by being digital only.
You need physical presence and human advisory in a diverse market like India. This will probably also lead to better outcomes or people doing better with their money if the human advising isn't conflicted due to an incentive to sell certain products.
This is what we've realized as we think about the next phase of @zerodha.
India’s top cities:
CURRENTLY
1. Mumbai
2. Delhi
3. Bengaluru
4. Chennai
5. Kolkata
AFTER FIVE YEARS
1. Mumbai
2.Delhi
3. Ahmedabad
4. Bengaluru
5. Chennai
Do you agree?
I have lived in Ahmedabad-it was a sleepy town, haphazard, decaying textile mills, dusty, conservative.
Now what I see-phenomenal growth, bustling, clean, energetic, entrepreneurial.
Why should the city not change its name and name it on the one man who made it all happen?
Suggestions for the new name please?
I have lived in Ahmedabad-it was a sleepy town, haphazard, decaying textile mills, dusty, conservative.
Now what I see-phenomenal growth, bustling, clean, energetic, entrepreneurial.
Why should the city not change its name and name it on the one man who made it all happen?
Suggestions for the new name please?