The State Government of Karnataka provides households with ration cards, a recognized document that enables the purchase of food grains at reduced prices. These cards are distributed under the auspices of the National Food Security Act by the Department of…
Assam Ration Cards are essential documents for residents to access subsidized food grains and other essentials from the Assam government. They ensure food security, especially for vulnerable populations. Obtaining or modifying a ration card involves visiting the Food Civil Supplies…
Have you encountered an error on your CIBIL credit report? Are you facing issues with your credit score? Don’t worry! CIBIL offers a multi-tiered approach to address your concerns. This guide will equip you with the knowledge to navigate CIBIL’s…
SLR stands for Statutory Liquidity Ratio, which refers to the minimum percentage of deposits that a commercial bank is required to keep in the form of gold, cash, and other approved securities. These deposits are held by the bank, and…
PayMe India, one of the country’s imminent FinTech establishment has recently acquired NBFC licence from nations apex financial institution, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) under Section 45(1A). Subsequently obtaining NBFC status, PayMe India is eligible to offer secured and…
“You can’t stop things like Bitcoin. It will be everywhere and the world will have to readjust. World governments will have to readjust.” — John McAfee Investing in Cryptocurrencies is still a confusing idea for many people, but its surging value through the…
If you are interested to buy Gold then the government has a unique scheme for you. Suppose you want to buy 10 gms of gold and paid cash (right now) to the government based on rates set by the bullion association now…
Investing in the Stock Market is one of the best ways to achieve one’s financial goals. Without savings or investment, neither we can face any financial emergency, nor can we fulfill our educational needs, medical needs of self and family.…
Once upon a time, there were three countries. A, B and C. When they established they were all self-sufficient. They all were producing rice, vegetables, bricks, and clothes required for all their inhabitants. Everything was going great. Now, Country C found a…