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How to Download Calicut University Results 2019?
Calicut University – Overview
About University of Calicut, KeralaThe University of Calicut is the largest University in Kerala. Established in the year 1968, it is the second university to be set up in Kerala. The University aims to nurture excellence in education and research in its catchment areas of Northern Kerala, historically consigned to the periphery of Kerala's academic map. Calicut University lays its emphasis on fostering quality human resource and promoting productive research that benefits both local communities and wider humanity. The University created through a Government plan bifurcating Kerala University. As per the plan, the four post-graduate departments of the University of Kerala operating in Calicut annexed to the new University along with fifty four constituent colleges spread across seven northern districts. University of Calicut Regular/ Supplementary ResultStudents, those who have not cleared or got low marks in the University examinations can apply for the Revaluation. This is is a second chance for the students to increase their marks in subjects in which they have scored low marks. If students have written the main exam well and still got a low score or having doubts in the correction of the exam paper it is a choice to increase their marks. Currently, the Calicut University has released the revaluation results for UG, PG with all-region Students. So Students can check the Revaluation results from the official website as well as on this. We have provided a direct link to get the Supply/Revaluation Results. | OSSSC Junior Clerk Syllabus Syllabus 2019 PDF – Junior Assistant Exam Pattern @ osssc.gov.in Posted: 22 Nov 2019 11:21 PM PST
Dear Aspirants !! Are you searching for OSSSC Junior Clerk Syllabus 2019? It is the right destination to download the Odisha SSSC Junior Clerk Syllabus 2019 to prepare well for the examination. Odisha Sub-Ordinate Staff Selection Commission Officials are going to conducting the Written Examination on 08th December 2019 for recruiting various Junior Clerk and Junior Assistant posts. So, Interested candidates use this amazing opportunity to achieve their dream job through the OSSSC Recruitment 2019. Candidates need to know all the topics for the examination to start the preparation. By knowing the contents of the Odisha SSSC Junior Clerk Syllabus 2019, the contenders can understand how to prepare for the Examination. All the candidates need to secure the highest marks in the examination. Getting a job in the Odisha Sub-Ordinate Staff Selection Commission is a hard task for all. So, aspirants have to use this wonderful chance to participate in the written Examination. Aspirants can start their exam preparation with the help of the Odisha SSSC Junior Clerk Exam Pattern 2019 and the Syllabus.
To make your examination preparation easy, we have also provided the OSSSC Junior Clerk Exam Pattern 2019 on this page. Based on your preparation, you will score good marks in the Odisha SSSC Junior Clerk Examination. Aspirants can go through the Odisha SSSC Junior Clerk Exam Pattern 2019 for Junior Clerk/Junior Assistant Post tabulated in the below section.
Odisha SSSC Junior Clerk Written Examination Pattern 2019
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Selection Procedures: To hold a position in Odisha SSSC as Junior Clerk/Junior Assistant posts aspirants must qualify in the following selection process. All the applied candidates must know that the selection rounds given below.
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HP University Results 2019 Released – HPU UG/PG Examination Results @ hpuniv.ac.in
Posted: 22 Nov 2019 11:20 PM PST
HPU Result 2019 Declared @ hpuniv.ac.in – Dear Students!! Students of Himachal Pradesh University can check the exam results on our page. Where we have given the latest HPU results and exam date details. Hence, Students of all Undergraduate, Postgraduate, M.Phil, and Ph.D. courses can check their result here. Also, we provide the HPU entrance exam result 2019 on our page. Students can now check out the Himachal Pradesh University Results from the Official Website @hpuniv.ac.in. Here on this page, Students can find the direct link for HPU Result 2019 updated on the in the tabular section below. Students can access all the HPU Semester wise results in the article below.
HPU Result 2019
Himachal Pradesh University announces the result for the entrance, all semester regular supplementary exam online. The University has published the results for MA History 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Sem, MCA Results available here. We have provided a direct link to get the results from the below table. We people from recruitment.guru will provide all the latest results released by HPU to make avail for Students. By this, students can find the recent results given by the university without any confusion.
So, students of HP University can keep checking our page for regular updates and can evaluate their performance in exams by checking their results through our website. Apart from these results, we used to update the latest information about the HPU Exam Schedule, Admit Card, Syllabus, Previous Paper, and others. So we advise the students to regularly check our page to get additional information about the HPU Result.
Latest HPU Exam Result 2019
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MBA 1st Sem (Old) June, 2019 | Download |
MBA 1ST ICDEOL (NP) une, 2019 | Download |
MBA 1st sem (NP)-Re-appera June, 2019 | Download |
BHM 6th semester June, 2019 | Download |
BHM 2nd semester June, 2019 | Download |
M.Sc. Environmental Sciences IIIrd semester June, 2019 | Download |
M.Sc. Environmental Sciences IInd semester June, 2019 | Download |
M.Sc. Geography IInd semester examination held in June, 2019 | Download |
M.Sc. Physics IVth semester examination held in June, 2019 | Download |
M.Sc. Physics IIIrd semester examination held in June, 2019 | Download |
M.Sc. Physics IInd semester examination held in June, 2019 | Download |
M.Sc. Physics Idt semester examination held in June, 2019 | Download |
B.Ed. 2nd year (ICDEOL) Examination held in June, 2019 | Download |
B.Ed. 4th Semester Examination held in June, 2019 | Download |
MA Education 2nd Semester (ICDEOL) June, 2019 | Download |
MA Education 4th Semester (ICDEOL) June, 2019 | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IIIrd Semester June 2019 Reappear IA-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IIIrd Semester June 2019 Reappear-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IIIrd Semester June 2019 Re-appear-OLD Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IInd Semester June 2019 ICDEOL-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IInd Semester June 2019 Re-appear-IA-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IInd Semester June 2019 Re-appear-IA-OLD Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IInd Semester June 2019 Re-appear-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-Ist Semester June 2019 Re-appear-IA-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-Ist Semester June 2019 Re-appear-IA-OLD Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-Ist Semester June 2019 Re-appear-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IV Semester June 2019 ICDEOL-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IV Semester June 2019 Reappear IA-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IV Semester June 2019 Reappear-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IV Semester June 2019 Regular IA-New Syllabus | Download |
Mcom Gazette-IVth Semester June 2019 Re-appear-OLD Syllabus | Download |
M.A. English IDSPL students for the session of June, 2019 Ist to 4th Semester | Download |
M.A PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION GAZETTE SEM FOURTH JUNE 2019 | Download |
M.A PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION GAZETTE SEM THIRD JUNE 2019 | Download |
M.A PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION GAZETTE SEM SECOND JUNE 2019 | Download |
M.A PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION GAZETTE SEM FIRST JUNE 2019 | Download |
M.A SOCIOLOGY GAZETTE SEM FOURTH JUNE 2019 | Download |
M.A SOCIOLOGY GAZETTE SEM THIRD JUNE 2019 | Download |
M.A SOCIOLOGY GAZETTE SEM SECOND JUNE 2019 | Download |
M.A SOCIOLOGY GAZETTE SEM FIRST JUNE 2019 | Download |
M.A MUSIC GAZETTE SEM FOURTH JUNE 2019 | Download |
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M.A MUSIC GAZETTE SEM FIRST JUNE 2019 | Download |
MA ENGLISH GAZETTE SEM FIRST JUNE 2019 RE-APPEAR IA | Download |
MA ENGLISH GAZETTE SEM FIRST JUNE 2019 RE-APPEAR | Download |
MA ENGLISH GAZETTE SEM IV JUNE 2019 ICDEOL | Download |
MA ENGLISH GAZETTE SEM IV JUNE 2019 PRIVATE | Download |
MA ENGLISH GAZETTE SEM IV JUNE 2019 RE-APPEAR | Download |
MA History 1st Semester examination held in June 2019 | Download |
MA History 2nd Semester examination held in June 2019 | Download |
MA History 3rd Semester examination held in June 2019 | Download |
MA History 4th Semester examination held in June 2019 | Download |
MCA 6th semester examinations held in June 2019 | Download |
B.Ed. 3rd-semester examinations held in February 2019 | Download |
BHMS 3rd Prof examinations held in March 2019 | Download |
BHMS 2nd Prof examinations held in March 2019 | Download |
BHMS 1st Prof examinations held in March 2019 | Download |
MA Music 1st semester examinations held in November 2018 | Download |
MA Music 2nd semester examinations held in November 2018 | Download |
MA Music 3rd semester examinations held in November 2018 | Download |
MA Music 4th semester examinations held in November 2018 | Download |
BAMS 1st year examinations held in April 2019 | Download |
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How to Download HPU Result 2019?
- Visit the official website of Himachal Pradesh University i.e hpuniv.ac.in
- In the home page, you will find the Examinations tab
- In that click on the Results tab, then click on the result link for which course you want to check.
- Results will appear on the screen.
- Take the printout of the HPU Result for future reference.
Overview of Himachal Pradesh University
Name of the University | Himachal Pradesh University |
Courses Offered | Science, Engineering, and others |
Established Year | 1970 |
Category | Sarkari Results |
Location | Himachal Pradesh |
Mode | Online |
Official Site | hpuniv.ac.in |
About Himachal Pradesh University
Himachal Pradesh University was established on 22nd July 1970. HP University is located at the summer hill which is 5 km from the town of Simla. The environment of the university will be awesome, covered with woods, settled around summer hill. The HPU campus occupies 200 acres and has been designed to possess a distinctive architectural style. Himachal Pradesh University got accredited by NAAC and recognized by UGC as a center of excellence in Himalayan studies. The university provides both distance education and open learning. HP University has 300 affiliated and constituent colleges under it. Find the list of courses provided by Himachal Pradesh University in the section below.
HPU Supply/Revaluation Results
Students have a chance to apply for the revaluation, if the students may get low marks in the examination, they can apply for the Revaluation results. So again the head of the Examiner will review the answer paper. After revaluation, students may get high marks. Still, if anyone got low marks, they can apply for the Supplementary Examinations. For Revaluation/Supplementary, students should pay the fee. Students can get all the results from this page Regular, Revaluation and Supplementary Results. Students of the Himachal Pradesh University can also get all Results Also. Just we are advising the Students to frequently visit this page to get the latest updates of all HPU Result 2019.
Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University Result (Released) Check TNMGRMU Results 2019
Posted: 22 Nov 2019 11:11 PM PST
TNMGRMU Results 2019 – Dear Folks!! Here we have a piece of good news for you. Yes, The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University has published the results for various Courses. The University recently released the results for Diploma in various departments, B.Sc, B.O.T, B.Pharm, M.D/M.S, and other results are available here. Students who are studying under The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University can check their TNMGRMU Results from the official website of the University i.e, tnmgrmu.ac.in. Also, we provide all the Regular, Supplementary and the Revaluation Results from this article. Moreover, you can obtain your TN Dr. MGR Medical University Results regarding the Dental, Medical, Allied Health Sciences, and the Distance Education Result all in one place.
TNMGRMU Results 2019 @tnmgrmu.ac.in
Dr. MGR Medical University Results in 2019 of Dental, Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy, Allied Health Sciences and Ph.D. announced. All the candidates who have attended these examinations can check out this website. Here, on this page, we have included all the regular, supplementary and revaluation exam results easily. Here on this page, we have provided the direct link to download and verify the TNMGRMU Results from the below table. Also, we will be updating the Upcoming TNMGRMU Results link, it will work once the University will announce the results officially. In fact, Students can get the Result links, and the download process of the Dr. MGR Medical University Results 2018 -19 on this page. Furthermore, refer to our official site to know other University Result Details all in one place.
Latest TNMGRMU Exam Results 2019
Results – Allied Health Sciences | ||
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B.O.T. First Year | 18-11-2019 | Click Here |
Certificate course in Community Health Care | 18-11-2019 | Click Here |
M.D. (YOGA AND NATUROPATHY) | 18-11-2019 | Click Here |
M.D./M.S. | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
M.D.S. | 06-11-2019 | Click Here |
Diploma in Nursing Aide | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
Diploma in Cardiac Non-Invasive Technology | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
Diploma in Medical Record Sciences | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
Diploma in Critical Care Technology | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
Diploma in Operation Theatre & Anesthesia Technology | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
B.Sc. in Accident & Emergency Care Technology | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
B.O.T. Second Year | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
B.Pharm. I Semester September 2019 | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Cosmetology Oct.2019 | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
M.D./M.S. | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
B.Pharm. Second Year | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
B.Pharm. First Year | Click Here | |
B.P.T. Third Year | Click Here | |
B.Sc. in Microbiology | Click Here | |
B.Sc. in Clinical Nutrition | Click Here | |
B.Sc in Medical Record Science | Click Here | |
Bachelor in Prosthetics and Orthotics | Click Here | |
Bachelor of Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology | Click Here | |
B.Sc. in Medical Sociology | Click Here | |
B.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology | Click Here | |
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Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Cosmetology Oct.2019 | 14-11-2019 | Click Here |
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Results – AYUSH | ||
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How to Download TNMGRMU Results 2019?
- Visit the official website of the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University i.e tnmgrmu.ac.in
- In the home page, you will find the Results tab
- Then click on the result link which you need, then a new page will be open
- In the result page, recent results will be available, we can click the direct link and enter the Registration number and Year of the Course
- The results will appear on the screen.
- Take the printout of the result until the official marks card is released by the TNMGRMU Board.
Overview of The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University
Name of the University | The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University |
Courses Offered | Medicine, Dental, Nursing, and Indigenous Medicine |
Established Year | 1987 |
Category | Sarkari Results |
Location | Chennai |
Mode | Online |
Official Site | tnmgrmu.ac.in |
About Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University
The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, or TNMGRMU for short, is a government medical university centered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. It is named after the former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Dr. M.G.Ramachandran (M.G.R.) and is the second-largest health sciences university in India. The University offers undergraduate qualifications in medicine (MBBS), dentistry (BDS), Nursing, Allied health professions, and Indigenous Medicine. It also provides postgraduate courses in various medical and dental subspecialties. The university is planning to set up a 500-bedded hospital on four acres of land on the outskirts of the Raj Bhavan campus, with 300 beds set to be installed in the first year.
TNMGRMU Supply/Revaluation Results
Students have a chance to apply for the revaluation, if the students may get low marks in the examination, they can apply for the Revaluation results. So again the head of the Examiner will review the answer paper. After revaluation, students may get high marks. Still, if anyone got low marks, they can apply for the Supplementary Examinations. For Revaluation/Supplementary, Students should pay the fee. Students can get all the results from this page Regular, Revaluation and Supplementary Results. Students of the Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University can also get all Results Also. Just we are advising the Students to frequently visit this page to get the latest updates of all TNMGRMU Results 2019.
Uttar Pradesh ITI Result 2019 Released – UP SCVT & NCVT 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Semester Result
Posted: 22 Nov 2019 10:46 PM PST
UP ITI Result 2019 – Get UP ITI SCVT & NCVT 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Semester Exam Results here @ admissionscvtup.in 2019 – Uttar Pradesh UP SCVT/ VPPUP ITI has announced the Fourth Round Allotment Result for the ITI Govt. and Private Admission in Various Trades 2019. Those candidates who have applied for this Exam Can Download Result from the below link. Applicants can find the quick link to access your UP ITI Fourth Round Seat Allotment. The result link has activated for both Government and Private colleges, applicants need to enter the Registration number and Date of Birth.
Latest Update 23rd November 2019: UP ITI Result for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Semester exams will be announced soon. Students can keep track of this page for more latest updates.
UP ITI Result 2019
Exam Name | Result Release Date | UP ITI Result Link |
![]() | 01st November 2019 | UP ITI SCVT NCVT 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Semester Result |
UP ITI 4th Round Seat Allotment | 12th September 2019 | UP ITI 4th Round Seat Allotment Result |
UP ITI 3rd Round Seat Allotment | 29th August 2019 | UP ITI 3rd Round Seat Allotment Result |
UP ITI 2nd Round Seat Allotment | 14th August 2019 | UP ITI 2nd Round Seat Allotment Result |
UP ITI 01st Round Seat Allotment | 27th July 2019 | UP ITI 01st Round Seat Allotment Result |
UP ITI SCVT NCVT 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Semester Result 2019 – UP ITI result for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th semester of NCVT and SCVT programs for 2019 Announced. Separate results have published for ITI courses offered under NCVT and SCVT. The UP ITI Result 2019 published on separate dates on the official website of UP SCVT. After the publication of UP ITI Results, we have updated the result link. Applicants can get a direct link from the table to get your SCVT NCVT 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Semester Results.
UP ITI SCVT & NCVT 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Semester Result
Organization Name | State Council for Vocational Training (SCVT) |
Exam Name | UP ITI 2019 Exams |
Programs offered | ITI programs |
Seat Allotment In | 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Rounds |
Category | Sarkari Result |
Date of release of UP ITI Result 2019 | November 2019 |
Official Website | www.scvtup.in |
UP ITI SCVT NCVT 1st Semester Result 2019 – Click Here UP ITI SCVT NCVT 2nd Semester Result 2019 – Click Here UP ITI SCVT NCVT 3rd Semester Result 2019 – Click Here UP ITI SCVT NCVT 4th Semester Result 2019 – Click Here |
UP ITI 4th Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 Declared – SCVTUP has announced UP ITI Fourth Merit List/List of selected candidates for the 4th round counseling on 12th September 2019. All candidates who will participate in 04th round counseling will be able to check their name in the 04th round college allotment result. All candidates are advised to stay in touch with this page for more latest updates. All those Students can check UP ITI Counselling 2019 Result from the direct link. Students are just by clicking one direct link UP VPPUP ITI Result 2019 to know your status.
UP ITI Fourth Round Seat Allotment Result 2019
Organization Name | Vyavasayik Pariksha Parishad |
Scheme Name | UP ITI 2nd Merit List Allotment 2019 |
Course name | Industrial Training Courses like NCVT, SCVT |
Seat Allotment In | 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Rounds |
Category | Sarkari Result |
4th Allotment Result | 12th September 2019 |
Official Website | admissionscvtup.in |
UP ITI 4th Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 – Govt College |
UP ITI 3rd Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 – SCVTUP has announced UP ITI Third Merit List/List of selected candidates for the 03rd round counseling. All candidates who will participate in 03rd round counseling will be able to check their name in the 03rd round college allotment result. As per the latest update, UP ITI 03rd Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 has announced on 29th August 2019. All candidates are advised to stay in touch with this page for more latest updates. All those Students can check UP ITI Counselling 2019 Result from the direct link. Students are just by clicking one direct link UP VPPUP ITI Result 2019 to know your status.
UP ITI Third Round Seat Allotment Result 2019
Organization Name | Vyavasayik Pariksha Parishad |
Scheme Name | UP ITI 2nd Merit List Allotment 2019 |
Course name | Industrial Training Courses like NCVT, SCVT |
Seat Allotment In | 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Rounds |
Category | Sarkari Result |
03rd Allotment Result | 29th August 2019 |
Official Website | admissionscvtup.in |
UP ITI 03rd Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 – Private College | Govt College Download Second Round Govt. Upgraded Result – Click Here |
UP ITI 02nd Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 – SCVTUP will soon announce UP ITI Second Merit List/List of selected candidates for the 2nd round counseling. All candidates who will participate in 2nd round counseling will be able to check their name in 2nd round college allotment results are now waiting for the 2nd Merit List. As per the latest update, UP ITI 2nd Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 will be announced in August 2019. All candidates are advised to stay in touch with this page for more latest updates. All those Students can check UP ITI Counselling 2019 Result from the direct link. Students are just by clicking one direct link UP VPPUP ITI Result 2019 to know your status.
UP ITI Second Round Seat Allotment Result 2019
Organization Name | Vyavasayik Pariksha Parishad |
Scheme Name | UP ITI 2nd Merit List Allotment 2019 |
Course name | Industrial Training Courses like NCVT, SCVT |
Seat Allotment In | 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Rounds |
Category | Sarkari Result |
UP ITI 01st Round Seat Allotment Result | 27th July 2019 |
02nd Allotment Result | 14th August 2019 |
Official Website | admissionscvtup.in |
UP ITI 02nd Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 – Private College | Govt College |
UP ITI 01st Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 – To get an Admission for UP ITI Students have appeared for the Counselling process of UP ITI Seat Allotment. And currently the UP SCVT ITI Admission 2019 officials have released the UP ITI Seat Allotment Result 2019 for the first round. The UP ITI Admission 2019 Team has released the UP ITI Seat Allotment 2019 for the Government and Private Colleges on 27th July 2019. All those Students can check UP ITI Counselling 2019 Result from the direct link. Students are just by clicking one direct link UP VPPUP ITI Result 2019 to know your status.
UP ITI 01st Round Seat Allotment Result 2019
Organization Name | Vyavasayik Pariksha Parishad |
Scheme Name | UP ITI 2nd Merit List Allotment 2019 |
Course name | Industrial Training Courses like NCVT, SCVT |
Seat Allotment In | 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Rounds |
Category | Sarkari Result |
UP ITI 01st Round Seat Allotment Result | 27th July 2019 |
3rd Allotment Result | August (Tentatively) |
Official Website | admissionscvtup.in |
UP ITI 01st Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 – Private College | Govt College |
Candidates those who have appeared for the UP ITI Counselling 2019 can check your First round seat allotment result from the below link. Moreover, applicants can get the complete UP ITI Seat Allotment 2019 from the official website admissionscvtup.in 2019. In addition to this here we have mentioned the UP ITI Merit List 2019 Date, UP ITI First Round Seat Allotment result date, UP ITI Registration @www.vppup.in link. We advise the Students to keep track of this page to get the Second, Third, Fourth & other Round Seat Allotment Result. Because we will update the latest result link it will activate after the announcement of the Result.
UP ITI Cut off 2019 will play an important role in the UP ITI Admission 2019, because based on the UP ITI Cut off marks students will get the seat allotment. If the Students get the UP ITI Cut off 2019 then students can select the colleges by their choice. The officials will announce the Cutoff marks and which is based on some categories. All those students may get the UP ITI Merit List. This will be based on the VPPUP Merit list & cut off marks. If the applicants get the high Cut off marks, applicants’ names will attain into the Merit list.
UP ITI Merit List | UP VPPUP ITI Result |
Students will be called for the Counselling process based on the UP ITI Merit List 2019. If the applicants get secured top 10 UP ITI Merit List 2018-19, they can attend the Counselling process. Also, Students can choice filling the application form for the Colleges. Applicants can get the UP ITI Admission 2019 easily with the UP ITI Merit List. Students should attend the counseling process with the ITI Certificate Download. Although here we have given some steps to download UP ITI First Round Seat Allotment Result.
How to check the UP ITI First Round Seat Allotment? |
- Initially visit the official website of the State and Private I.T.I. Entry i.e, admissionscvtup.in
- On the home page click on the Seat allocation process
- A new page will be open, in that click on the link UP ITI Seat Allotment Result 2019
- UP ITI First Round Seat Allotment page will be open,
- Enter the registration number and Date of Birth to get यूपी आईटीआई परिणाम 2019
- Applicants can check and download the results for further reference.
Direct link to download UP ITI Result 2019 |
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UP ITI 3rd Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 | Private College | Govt College |
UP ITI 2nd Round Seat Allotment Result 2019 | Private College | Govt College |
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- Qualified Joint and Survivor Annuity (QJSA)
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Posted: Stock ownership can build a lifetime of prosperity, but prospective investors need to avoid a host of common pitfalls. |
401(k) Contribution Limits for 2019 Posted: Here is how much money you and your employer can contribute to your 401(k) retirement savings plan in 2019 as well as changes for 2020. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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Questions to Ask Your Estate-Planning Attorney Posted: Here are some basic topic areas and questions to help you choose the best attorney for your estate planning needs. |
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Why is there a cap on the Federal Insurance Contribution (FICA) tax? Posted: Find out the history behind the the controversial FICA cap on wages. |
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Posted: To be announced is a phrase used to describe a forward-settling mortgage-backed securities trade. |
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Posted: A type II error is a statistical term used within the context of hypothesis testing that describes the error that occurs when one accepts a null hypothesis that is actually false. |
Posted: Learn more about the ground lease, an agreement that allows tenants to develop leased land while the landlord typically assumes ownership. |
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Top Consumer Discretionary Stocks for December 2019 Posted: These are the consumer discretionary stocks with the best value, fastest growth, and most momentum for December 2019. |
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Posted: Porter's 5 Forces is a model that identifies and analyzes the competitive forces that shape every industry and helps determine an industry's weaknesses and strengths. |
Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS) Definition Posted: Generally Accepted Auditing Standards are a set of guidelines for conducting audits of a company's financial records. |
Stochastic Modeling Definition Posted: Stochastic modeling is a tool used in investment decision-making that uses random variables and yields numerous different results. |
Creative Destruction Definition Posted: Creative destruction is the dismantling of long-standing practices in order to make way for innovation. It is seen as a driving force of capitalism. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Multinational Corporation (MNC) Definition Posted: A multinational corporation has its facilities and other assets in at least one country other than its home country. |
Capital Markets Group Definition Posted: A capital markets group is a division within a larger company that uses its financial expertise to provide financial services to certain clients. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Batch-Level Activities Definition Posted: Batch-level activities are used in activity-based costing to identify manufacturing cost-drivers. These are the costs when a batch of goods is produced. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) Definition Posted: Socially responsible investing looks for investments that are considered socially conscious because of the nature of the business the company conducts. |
Revenue Recognition Definition Posted: Revenue recognition is a generally accepted accounting principle (GAAP) that identifies the specific conditions in which revenue is recognized. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Definition Posted: Foreign direct investment (FDI) is an investment made by a company or entity based in one country into a company or entity based in another country. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Posted: Cash flow plans help policyholders coordinate the payment of insurance premiums, by paying the premiums in installments out of cash flow. |
Are Social Security Benefits Inflation-Adjusted? Posted: Social Security benefits are adjusted for inflation through a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) that is based on the performance of an index. |
Elective-Deferral Contribution Definition Posted: An elective-deferral contribution is a contribution an employee elects to transfer from his or her pay into an employer-sponsored retirement plan. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Posted: A pennant is a continuation pattern formed when there is a large price movement, short period of consolidation, and a continuation of the prior trend. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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25 Highest Paid Occupations in the U.S. for 2019 Posted: Discover the 25 highest-paying jobs in the United States for 2019, based on the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics data. |
Posted: A KSOP is a qualified retirement plan that combines an employee's stock ownership plan (ESOP) with a 401(k). |
Depository Trust Company (DTC) Definition Posted: The Depository Trust Company is one of the world's largest securities depositories, holding in excess of U.S. $10 trillion worth of securities. |
Posted: Skewness refers to distortion or asymmetry in a symmetrical bell curve, or normal distribution, in a set of data. |
Timing Markets With 401(k) Stocks? Bad Idea Posted: Investors considering selling stocks in their 401(k)'s as they try to time the market might be making a mistake. |
Can I Use Profit-Sharing Plan Funds for a Down Payment on a Home? Posted: Whether you can use funds from your profit-sharing plan for a down payment, or anything else, depends on how the plan is set up and your age. |
Posted: An IRA transfer is the transfer of funds from an individual retirement account (IRA) to another retirement account, brokerage account, or bank account. |
Laid Off? You Can Still Retire Posted: Joblessness is temporary, but neglecting your retirement savings has permanent consequences. |
Posted: Any money you borrow from a 401(k) account is typically tax exempt, making 401(k) loans a better alternative to withdrawals or high-interest credit. |
Posted: A superannuation is an organizational pension program created by a company for the benefit of its employees. It is also referred to as a company pension plan. |
How To Calculate (and Fix) Excess IRA Contributions Posted: Here's what to do if you contribute to a Roth IRA and your income is too high, or you contribute more than you're allowed to any IRA. |
9 Ways to Boost Your Social Security Benefits Posted: Here's how to maximize the income you and your spouse or dependents receive from Social Security. |
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- MSMEs that emerged stronger from the twin shocks of GST & DeMo
- BJP the master of backroom manoeuvring
- Apps are changing lives for 50-somethings
- Can CCI be more agile like its global counterparts?
- Assess core strengths before scaling up operations: Nirmala Sitharaman to banks
- Coal India fetches 62% premium at spot auctions in October
- 'A lot of earnings growth due to Nirmala effect'
- Saving important, SIPs take care of rest: S Naren
MSMEs that emerged stronger from the twin shocks of GST & DeMo Posted: Generational shift plays out in multiple ways. In 2017, Mumbai-based Ajit Singh Ahluwalia, 34, saw it in his father's eyes."Really? You don't have to pay anything for it and it works?" Ahluwalia senior was in disbelief as he asked his son, the managing director of Surindra Engineering, a Rs 200 crore company which is a 50-year-old family business that makes steel pipes for the oil, gas and water sectors. The younger Ahluwalia was elaborating to his father about GlobalLinker, a B-to-B global networking and transaction platform, which helps MSMEs (micro, small and medium enterprises) do business efficiently by creating company websites and digital product catalogues, connecting them with suppliers and customers globally and offering range of services from insurance to logistics.A shift is happening at MSMEs like Surindra Engineering as they change the way they do business, pushed forward by ambition and technology. It has been a harrowing time for the sector that was pummelled by demonetisation and the goods and services tax (GST). But a digital wave and formalisation could see the dismantling of old practices and the emergence of companies that are sturdier and stronger, looking to scale and grow. 72200593 Sameer Vakil, cofounder of Mumbai-based GlobalLinker, which has 2.7 lakh MSMEs from 150 countries on its platform, says, "MSMEs are fragmented and don't have economies of scale. Our platform helps aggregate demand and bring scale and efficiencies to a segment that never had it."While GlobalLinker is free, it takes a commission on the businesses that companies bag on its site. "On services like insurance & logistics, I found them 5-8% cost effective," says Ahluwalia. "On products, they are even better. The best is that they are a one-stop shop for everything." 72200598 Recently, he became an exclusive distributor in India of a Spanish firm called Cevisa that makes bevelling machines, for which GlobalLinker helped generate 40 overseas inquiries. Ahluwalia wants to move up the value expand geographically and grow Demonetisation and GST hit many hard. But they are bouncing back. We are now seeing many becoming more productive. We, too, have big growth plans," he says.In the MSME world of gloom and doom today, Ahluwalia's is a rare story. Even as India Inc hurts, MSMEs — at the bottom of the business pyramid — are the worst-affected. Small, unorganised and under the radar, they are often invisible, but their stress is evident. Demonetisation triggered it. And a slew of NDA government's formalisation moves, including GST, proved fatal for many. 72200602 SME Chamber of India says 9 lakh MSMEs shut down in the last 18 months alone. The distress reverberates across India's economic landscape, culling jobs and hitting consumption.Big ChurnCould this bleakness have a silver lining? India's 75 million MSMEs play a critical role in economic growth and employment. They contribute $1,183 billion to India's GDP and create 180 million jobs. Yet, their world has always stood on shaky foundations. Only about 7 million are registered. About 97 per cent companies are small, employing less than 10 workers, with the biggest chunk having just one to three workers. For instance, hawkers and roadside vendors. About 96 per cent have no access to formal finance. 72200608 Suboptimal and cash-driven, Indian MSMEs are dominated by what this year's Economic Survey calls "dwarfs" — small, weak enterprises that will never grow. Half of India's labour force is self-employed, stuck in low-productivity jobs, barely able to make ends meet. Not surprisingly, on productivity, India scores poorly vis-a-vis countries like the US and Mexico (See chart, Land of Dwarfs). Only 3 per cent of MSMEs are competitive or have the bandwidth to export, says Praveen Bhadada, partner, Zinnov.A slew of structural shifts — GST, digitisation, policy resets, generational change in family enterprises and low-cost technology tools — are changing the MSME world. These factors could help move it to the next orbit. 72200613 "Indian MSMEs are not fit and productive. Let's accept that. Think of this difficult phase as a churn, a renewal process. It is painful but will help set us on a stronger growth path," says Samir Sathe, executive vice president of Advantage India, Wadhwani Foundation, which works closely with MSMEs to build capacity. "The biggest shift is in the owners' mindset. Young and ambitious, they don't want to do business old-style," adds Sathe.Digitisation is helping solve many chronic issues like financing. Take Tushar Anand, 24, who set up his enterprise Pizza on My Plate in NCR last year. Starting an outlet costs about Rs 10 lakh. "But I didn't have that kind of money," he says.Straight out of college, he decided to pursue an asset-lite model. He enrolled on Zomato platform and took space in its cloud kitchen on a revenueshare basis. Getting credit, though, proved to be an enormous challenge. "No bank would give credit to a firm that was under three years old," recalls Anand. NBFCs offered credit at an unaffordable 18 per cent interest rate. 72200616 At that time, a fintech startup Indifi came to Anand's rescue. Based on a three-way agreement between Zomato, Pizza on My Plate and Indifi, the latter offered Anand a Rs 35 lakh working capital loan at an annual rate of 10-11 per cent . "RBI sub-committee's recent report on MSMEs has some fantastic suggestions. They have thought through issues like financing that MSMEs face. If implemented, they can be game-changers for the sector," says Alok Mittal, cofounder, Indifi. Meanwhile, Anand operates out of two kitchens and has three outlets in NCR. In the second year, he hopes to log an annual turnover of Rs 5 crore.Even as digitisation and automation wave swept through large enterprises, with technology tools like ERP (enterprise resource planning), these remained out of bound for financially stretched MSMEs.Companies from Amazon, Facebook, Cisco and Google to KhataBook, Rivigo, Tally and Zoho are offering a range of free or low-cost, or pay-peruse tech tools to MSMEs. "SMEs have emerged as one of the fastest growing customer segments in India," says Chandra Balani, head, geographic incubation (India & SAARC), Amazon Internet Services. Bhadada estimates that MSMEs' digital adoption offers a $26 billion-plus business opportunity in India today, which will likely cross $80 billion by 2024. 72200620 Aman Jain of the two-decade-old Aman Enterprises, a wholesale lubricant distributor in NCR, began using KhataBook in April this year. "I downloaded it from the Play Store. I wanted to upgrade from the old way of doing business," says Jain, 22. Maintaining a physical ledger and keeping track of bills and payments of over 150 customers were difficult even with five dedicated employees.Now he has all the information he needs realtime on his mobile phone. The app also sends automatic reminders to his customers about payments. "Earlier, everything was in the bahi in my office and it was a time-consuming process. Now, both my customers and I have the information we need," he says. As a result, receivable recovery time has improved from an average of three months to one month.Ravish Naresh, cofounder of KhataBook, says it has 3 million monthly active users from over 3,000 cities, who transact business worth Rs 20,000 crore. "Most of our users have just started using internet for business and are using our app to become efficient and automate processes." In the next 12 months, Naresh is targeting a user base of 25 million and monthly transactions worth Rs 200,000 crore on his platform. 72200629 "GST rollout was an important inflection point," says Tejas Goenka, managing director, Tally Solutions. Founded in 1989, Tally is a Bengaluru-based company offering software suite to companies. Before GST, it had a customer base of 1 million. After GST, its paid subscribers have surged to 2 million. Multiple factors like complicated GST, Jio's cheap data and low-cost smartphones are driving adoption, he says. "Indian SMEs have poor control over their customers and supply chain. Slowly, they are discovering the benefits of automation. This will drive adoption," he says.Vidit Aatrey, cofounder of Meesho, is pushing MSME digitisation at another level. Meesho enables social commerce through platforms like WhatsApp and Facebook and has enabled 2 million SMBs to start business on its platform with virtually no capex. Many of them are first-time entrepreneurs and over 80 per cent are women. Meesho offers a range of onlineoffline training on how to market, get customers and manage accounts, handholding the entrepreneurs at every step. "Recently, we made our first investment in Meesho to support women entrepreneurs," says Archana Vohra, director (SMB), Facebook India.Enabling EnvironmentChanges at two other levels are catalysing shifts in the MSME world. Historically, perverse government incentives kept MSMEs small. For example, firms with over 100 employees need government nod before shedding staff. A plethora of laws and compliances — from the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, to Trade Union Act, 1926, Factories Act, Contract Labour Act, 1970, and Minimum Wages Act, 1948 — would kick in after a certain threshold of workers. Further, since 1967, many product categories were reserved for SMEs. All these created perverse incentives for MSMEs to remain small and suboptimal with low productivity. 72200632 Policy tweaks are underway to tackle some of these. Start with the definition of MSMEs — earlier these were classified based on investments, which made things difficult for services firms with little investment. Now, it is based on turnover. With receivables being one of the biggest problems of MSMEs, the RBI set up in 2015 TReDS or Trade Receivables Discounting System to tackle it. "From 2020, companies will have to raise invoices on GSTN. Integration of TReDS exchanges with GSTN will improve compliance and tackle receivable problems," says Sundeep Mohindru, founder, M1xchange.MSME Samadhaan has been set up as a monitoring system for delayed payments. The new Labour Code on Industrial Relations, 2019, allows companies to hire workers for a fixed term, tackling labour law rigidities. It is now mandatory for 25 per cent of government procurement to come from MSMEs.The stifling and difficult norms governing shops and establishments have been amended by many states. Mudra loan to ease MSME credit, skilling programmes to train unskilled workers and cluster development plans to nurture MSMEs have been rolled out by both the Centre and states.Philanthropic entrepreneurs are chipping in. Anand Deshpande, founder, Persistent Systems, is using technology to equip workers to make a decent living. His not-forprofit DeAsra helps and mentors micro entrepreneurs like tailors, carpenters and beauticians by offering a virtual kit-in-a-box. DeAsra helps them with free basic information like how to open a shop, what are the procedures and approvals required and how to track cash flows and get customers. The information is segregated by trade and city. Every month, DeAsra gets 5,000-odd visitors of which at least 13 per cent pay for specialised services like mentoring and solving particular business problems.Wadhwani Foundation, too, is working in the area. "Our mission is to work on a large scale to create high-value jobs that can support at least four family members," says Ajay Kela, CEO, Wadhwani Foundation, which has five broad areas on which they work with MSMEs. "MSMEs are a goldmine for job creation. 70 per cent of all jobs are created by them," says Kela. The foundation helps build their capacities and improve productivity. "Big companies go to Mc-Kinseys and Bains to get strategic help and grow. SMEs have none.We want to offer this through techin-a-box concept," he says. Starting in 2018, they are now in 20 emerging countries, including Mexico. In India, they are working with 200 SMEs, helping them explore new markets or new businesses to chase growth and create jobs. Next year, they will scale up to 2,000 SMEs.Despite all-round efforts, the journey of Indian MSMEs will be difficult and painful. One, the complexity of the challenges MSMEs face is huge. Two, hit by multiple headwinds, they are reeling from simultaneous changes that will prove devastating for many. Already, job losses and unemployment have become serious socioeconomic and political issues. While government initiatives, from Mudra loan to TReDS, have been rolled out for MSMEs, they have had only limited success.There isn't an easy solution. But, for India, nurturing a strong and competitive MSME sector offers the only hope to create decent jobs at scale. Hopefully, electoral politics and economic pursuits will converge to give MSMEs the attention and urgency they deserve. |
BJP the master of backroom manoeuvring Posted: By allowing cross-ideological attempts to form a non-BJP government, to run its course for almost a fortnight before staging a stunning coup, the Bharatiya Janata Party has tried insulating itself from accusations of political opportunism. Because, the Shiv Sena tried forming a government with Nationalist Congress Party and the Congress, after raging against the two — and vice versa — for decades, the BJP calculates it cannot be charged of forming a government with a person as deputy chief minister who was in its firing line during the election campaign. The BJP would be right to say that if establishing a political PSU (Pawar-Sonia-Udhav) was politically acceptable, can anyone be critical of BJP for joining hands with the 60 year old 'junior' (Ajit) Pawar? In the end, the BJP has underscored once again that the party remains master of backroom maneuvering. Or, will time show that the real 'Chanakya' was Sharad Pawar to openly engaged with Udhav Thackeray and Sonia Gandhi, while keeping channels open with BJP?Yet, because of the suddenness of developments & since the basis on which Governor Bhagat Singh Koshiyari administered the oath of office to Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar early on Saturday morning are questionable, eyebrows will be legitimately raised regarding constitutional fairness. It will be asked if the system has been subverted once again given that the notification to revoke President's Rule in Maharashtra was signed by President Ram Nath Kovind in the wee hours of the morning suggesting the BJP got the official machinery at work through the night.It is certainly not the last maneuver of political trapeze artists of Maharashtra. Much action is expected before the deadline to demonstrate majority in the state assembly by the end of the month. These will also not be the last of realignments in the state as the BJP will seek to insulate the government from instability. Despite having warded off the possibility of losing power in the state which elects the second largest contingent of Lok Sabha MPs after Uttar Pradesh, which also is home to India's financial capital, for the BJP this is still a humbling moment. After all, when polls were announced in September, few would have imagined that the BJP would have to struggle to form the government in Maharashtra. Fadnavis' uphill climb to 'Varsha', the official residence of the state chief minister, has to be seen in conjunction with the party being forced to accommodate a coalition partner in Haryana. Besides ensuring the survival of the government and creating fissure in the Shiv Sena and Congress, the BJP leadership must use this experience as an occasion to take corrective steps.There are several questions whose answers shall be provided by time. First, is the conflict within the Pawar family actually the result of the nephew deciding to step out of his uncle's shadow and not share limelight with a political lightweight cousin? Or, is this a mere enactment and replay of previous temporary splits within political families — for instance like how HD Develop Gowda and son, HD Kumaswamy parted ways in 2006 when he decided to become chief minister with BJP support— and that they will soon kiss and make up?Second, how will the developments impact the Shiv Sena? Will the BJP's success in stealing the government from under the Sena's nose create dissensions within the party? Will party leaders question Udhav Thackeray's decision to break ranks with the BJP and lose out on sharing power? Furthermore, will the BJP be successful in using the potential dissidence and force a vertical split in the Sena ranks?Third, what will be the impact of these developments on the Congress party? Will the party remain united and what will be its status in the opposition ranks? Would it's political flirtation with the Sena lead to the party losing territory in the secular space in the state? And, if yes, which party will secure control of the anti-Hindutva discourse in Maharashtra?Fourth, an important matter which has unfortunately been losing its previous prime position and becoming increasingly irrelevant amid no-holds-barred power politics — that alternatives for Indian people are fast dwindling and that there is complete breakdown of parliamentary system. After all, the BJP once positioned itself as a 'party with a difference'. The developments show it as being as unprincipled as the others who often in the past to burn the midnight oil, altered Koshiyari's plans to visit the Indian capital and got Home machines machinery running through the night, to hastily swore in Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar before the SS-NCP-Cong could formally stake claim.Lastly, although minuscule, the BJP decision to use questionable means to reinstall Fadnavis, will be disapproved by a section of leaders in the party, however minuscule. Despite the party remaining outwardly united behind the top leadership, there are sections which remain at odds with the policy of compromising its foundational principles. There is also a section within the BJP that is of the opinion that the reduced mandate for the party in the state was a reflection of people's disaffection with a Brahminical tilt in the BJP after Fadnavis became chief minister. If the government survives, the BJP will find it doubly tough to secure the support of Marathas because Ajit Pawar will be the Maratha face of the government.Significantly, these developments have come days after the cryptic comment of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh sarsanghchalak, Mohan Bhagwat, that obliquely suggested BJP and Sena to patch up. These developments however, means a parting of ways within the saffron fold and underscores that post 2014, ties between the parties never matched the bonhomie between the BJP and its oldest ally. Here on, either the Sena or the BJP will have to move to a more centrist or inclusive position. For both, there will be challenge in this because it will mean sacrificing a section of its core supporters. As far as Ajit Pawar is concerned, and maybe even his uncle, leaders like him are driven more by lure of power than principles and ideology.A quip that was put up on an alumni WhatsApp group of the 'anti-national' Jawaharlal Nehru University is most apt for the situation, not just in Maharashtra, but even for every political party. It was the line from an ever popular film, steeped in comical realism: Jaate the Japan, pahunch gaye Cheen, Samajwadi Gaye Na? (Had to go to Japan, but ended up in China, hope you understood!). With parties swapping partners and preparing to cohabit with new bed-fellows, it is time to remake Chalti Ka Naam Gaari, only this the last word in the title shall read — Rajniti! |
Apps are changing lives for 50-somethings Posted: "Nobody has ever asked us about this cohort before," says Snehil Khanor, cofounder & CEO of dating app TrulyMadly, when approached with a query on users in their 50s and beyond on his app. His reaction is justifiable. By industry estimates, the 50-plus form less than 1% of the user base of any leading dating app catering to the Indian masses. To most people inside and outside that age bracket, the idea of a baby boomer dating is outlandish. So why bother, right? Nonetheless, Khanor obliges and comes back with some answers three days later."First of all, men in the 50+ cohort are getting more profile matches than some of the guys on our team of 20-somethings," he says, sounding equally amazed & amused. He then rattles off a few case studies: A sexagenarian male user from Bengaluru has fetched 18 matches within three months of signing up on the app. A 50-year-old divorced man from Kolkata has a like rate of 25% as against the average of 10% (calculated on the basis number of likes per number of impressions on a user profile). A 57-year-old woman entrepreneur from Delhi has got 103 matches since July 14, 2019. The most fascinating of the lot, though, is a 62-year-old man from Aurangabad, who has bagged 34 matches in the last couple of months. "His like rate is 2% higher than mine. I am contemplating increasing my age on my profile," quips Khanor, who is 29. 72201074 The cause of his envy is a retired government official — Gopal Kuril. Separated from his wife a few years ago, Kuril now lives alone in his Aurangabad bungalow while his two kids work in a metro city. "When I feel lonely, I open a dating app to chat with someone who has liked my profile," he says. Sometimes he gets a match from a woman in her late 20s and wonders how to navigate that situation. "They're like my daughter's age. What will I talk to them about on a dating app?" If the user is in her 40s or is older, Kuril asks her about work and general whereabouts. He has neither met anyone in person through the app nor spoken to them on the phone. Just a few minutes of in-app chatting every once in a while. "It helps me while away time," he says. 72201090 Like Kuril, a lot of single folk in the 50 and above age group are taking to dating apps to ward off their loneliness. "They are not necessarily looking for romance but mere social interaction," says Alaokika Bharwani, a Mumbaibased psychotherapist. Around 80% of Bharwani's clientele from the 50-plus age group admits to being active on one or more online dating apps, she says. They see these apps as a fun distraction.Dating companies in several parts of the world are fast realising the potential in creating apps specifically for the 50-plus single men and women. Last year, Charly Lester, a UKbased journalist and an expert on the dating industry, launched Lumen, a dating app catering to those who are 50 and above. In her interviews to journalists, Lester, an entrepreneur in her 30s, has referred to people in their 50s and 60s as "the forgotten generation of dating". "Dating apps are designed for millennials, making them a miserable experience for everyone else. There are very few over the 50s using the other apps — and often men over 50 are searching for women in their 30s or 40s. We are the only app designed specifically for the over-50 age group," she told one publication. Within a year, Lumen has managed over a million downloads on Android and secured £3.5 million in seed funding. Besides this, the dating giant Match Group — parent company of Tinder, Hinge, and OKCupid, among others — has at least three apps exclusively for those above 50. Each has several thousand users. One of them, DisonsDemain (French for let's say tomorrow), has close to 100,000 users. Three times as many Indians in the 50+ age group have listed themselves as "Single" on Facebook. Yet, a lot of users from this cohort treat their dating lives as a covert operation. Many of them shared their experiences with ET Magazine only on the condition of anonymity. The few who agreed for their names to be published were not willing to share their photographs.In a country where online dating has less than 3% user penetration — and where most millennials are reluctant to tell their parents that they found their partners on Tinder — getting the older generation to talk about their dating lives is understandably a far-fetched idea. This is true also of countries like China and South Korea. In China, a grand total of 0.9% of all online dating users belong to the 50 and above cohort, according to a recent Statista Global Consumer Survey. In South Korea, the same survey points out, the percentage of online dating users above the age of 55 is literally zero. That said, the perception around dating after 50 isn't stopping people in India. TrulyMadly has 1.5 times more women per male users in this segment as against the 18-40-year-olds. At 6.13%, the 50-plus also has the highest percentage of paying users in an age group, Khanor adds. Match Group and dating app Bumble declined to comment. The taboo around dating after 50 does not worry Mumbai-based Neeta Kolhatkar, 52. "Do you stop growing as a human being after 50? Then why should age be a deterrent for dating or anything?" Single by choice, Kolhatkar, a freelance media professional, points out how the younger generation is helping eradicate the taboo around dating after 50. "I see children, at least in the metros, being forthcoming about wanting to see their single parents meet new people and move on in life."Dharti Desai, a 52-year-old single parent, gets that support from her daughter Anjali, 21. A marketing consultant who shuttles between New York and Mumbai, Desai maintains an unspoken code with her daughter about dating. "We don't advise each other on dating, we don't say 'no' either. We just tell each other we are there when we are needed." It is a model that can work well in the US but what about back home in India? "My family loves that there is a 21-year-old talking about dating and that her mother is also talking about dating," she quips.Even Kuril, the retired government official in Aurangabad, gets the support of his children. They also warn him of fraudulent profiles."It is a grave issue within the gay community," says a 55-year-old retired gay medical professional from a tier-2 town in Maharashtra who wishes to remain anonymous. "You hear stories of younger men pursuing older men to turn them into their sugar daddies. Most of the men above 50 are married and paranoid about being outed." Many, thus, prefer taking the offline route to pursue a relationship.Reservations against online dating aside, the conversations of the 50-plus aren't very different from that of the younger lot, says Bharwani from Mumbai. Yet, dating in your 20s and 30s is very different from dating in your 50s, she adds. "Your desires are different when you have lived half of your life. You carry a lot more baggage. Women, in particular, struggle with the concept of sexuality at 50 as they are going through menopause. To be viewed as desirable at 50 is a mindset they have to really work on." Bharwani suggests looking at dating apps as a tool to open oneself up, to connect to one's desirable self.Meanwhile, TrulyMadly's Khanor is busy marvelling at the success of a handful of baby boomers on his dating app. "These guys have amazing profiles," he goes. "One of the 50-year-olds has a physique that could give a lot of millennials a run for their money." In the 24 hours since culling out this data on the 50 and above, Khanor has been telling everyone on his team just one thing: "Don't lose heart if you aren't getting any matches at present. There is hope for you 20 years from now."TO DATE OR NOT TO DATE?What is encouraging:— Availability of dating apps and Facebook groups— Clarity of expectations from dating— Progressive attitude of family & societyWhat is discouraging:— Limited people in the dating pool— Fear of being bodyshamed— Marital expectations from a date in the same age-group— Fear of being duped by younger people on dating apps 72203396 |
Can CCI be more agile like its global counterparts? Posted: Three meetings, two hotels, one city. These were crucial to an eight-month-long investigation by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) in 2010 and 2011 to expose a cartel in India's cement industry, which resulted in a penalty of Rs 6,317 crore, the regulator's highest in a single case to date.The CCI has since carried out many probes into alleged anti-competitive agreements and companies' abuse of their dominant position, but it is still best known for the cement cartel case mainly because of the eye-popping fine. It is nearly half of the Rs 13,523 crore the CCI levied in 135 cases till March 2018, according to the latest data available with the regulator. Of its total fines, the CCI has collected a mere Rs 55 crore, or 0.4%.72201957 Compare this to the US Department of Justice (DoJ), which collected $172 million in criminal penalties in fiscal year 2018 (October-September), with the highest ever being $3.6 billion in fiscal year 2015. It has also sent several executives to prison.While the CCI cannot boast figures like DoJ, the very fact that it has the authority to severely penalise violators could be working to its advantage. Meanwhile, some of the recommendations made by the Competition Law Review Committee (CLRC), which submitted its report recently, could make CCI more nimble in the resolution of cases and take it a little closer to its counterparts in the EU, the UK and the US.72202044 It was in 2010, almost a decade ago, that the CCI, which had only become operational in May 2009, decided to probe its most high-profile case — to find out if 10 cement companies colluded through the Cement Manufacturers Association (CMA) to limit supplies and raise prices. The CCI said that after two of three CMA meetings at Mumbai's Grand Hyatt and Hotel Orchid in early 2011, the companies hiked cement prices, which, the CCI said, "establishes that they co-ordinated their decisions and fixed prices after due consultations". There were also questions over whether Ambuja Cement and ACC, which are part of the Swiss company LafargeHolcim, had attended two of these meetings despite no longer being members of the CMA.72201942 The companies and the CMA disputed the CCI's findings and appealed the penalty. The case has made its way through the Competition Appellate Tribunal, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), which replaced the former in 2017, and is now pending before the Supreme Court, which asked the parties to deposit 10% of the penalty last year. Aparna Dutt Sharma, secretary general, CMA, did not respond to a request from ET Magazine for comment. Questions sent to Lafarge-Holcim, UltraTech Cement and Jaiprakash Associates, which were handed the highest penalties, also went unanswered.The delay in the conclusion of this case — and others where fines were levied — has meant that companies have not coughed up what the CCI asked them to. Should that be a cause for concern? Kaushal Kumar Sharma, the first director-general of the CCI, says it would be wrong to equate deterrence to realisation of penalties. Vaibhav Choukse, partner, competition law, J Sagar Associates, concurs. "Companies do not want to be on the wrong side of the competition law as there is a huge reputational loss from a penalty." A listed company will have to make disclosures to the stock exchanges in case it is fined by the CCI, which could drive its shares down."It's not that the CCI wants to make money. The CCI's idea in the early days was to make a splash and say, 'We have arrived,'" says a competition lawyer, requesting anonymity. Nisha Kaur Uberoi, national head of competition law at Trilegal, a law firm, says the CCI has created deterrents through a combination of factors: "its ability to levy India's highest economic penalties on companies, imposition of individual liability as well as advocacy to foster a culture of competition compliance". By individual liability, she is referring to the CCI's powers to penalise the directors of an errant company.Ashok Kumar Gupta, chairman, CCI, recently told ET that penalties are not an end in themselves in any enforcement process. "In numerous cases, parties rectify their anti-competitive behaviour during the enquiry process itself so the market correction as such has taken place."72202024 As of March 2018, the CCI had noted 940 competition cases, ordered probes into 400 and completed investigations in 288. Even before the cement cartel case, a CCI order in 2011 gave India Inc an inkling of the regulator's powers. It investigated the realtor DLF's conduct in relation to one of its apartment buildings in Gurgaon and found that the company had set terms unfavourable to buyers in their agreement, like their inability to raise objections to changes in the structure by the builder. The CCI report added: "Despite knowing that necessary approvals were pending at the time of collection of deposits, DLF Ltd inserted clauses that made exit next to impossible for the buyers."72201983 The CCI fined DLF Rs 630 crore, which the realtor appealed; the matter is now in the apex court. Also before the Supreme Court is an appeal related to a Rs 591 crore penalty on Coal India for discriminatory terms in fuel-supply agreements. DLF and Coal India did not respond to questions sent by ET Magazine. Besides looking at anti-competitive agreements like cartels and abuse of dominance, the CCI also has to greenlight mergers and acquisitions beyond a certain size. The CCI, set up under the Competition Act, 2002 (amended in 2007), replaced the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Commission.Change is in the AirThe CLRC, which the government set up last year, has recommended a series of changes to the CCI. These include a dedicated NCLAT bench for competition cases, given that NCLAT is overburdened with cases under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016. Though there is no NCLAT-specific data, as of September 30, there were nearly 1,500 IBC cases pending before the NCLAT or the Supreme Court, according to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India.Some of the report's suggestions could make the CCI dispose of cases quickly. The introduction of settlement and commitment procedures, for instance, could help avoid pendency of cases. In the EU, which has had settlements since 2008, half the cartel cases are resolved using settlements, in which the parties admit to their guilt in exchange for a 10% reduction in penalties. Since 2004 the EU has also had commitments, in which the parties agree to change their behaviour. The US DoJ has consent decrees, which need to be court-approved.72202031 Another recommendation made by the CLRC is that the CCI should be transparent in how it arrives at penalties, like in the EU and the UK. "It's as if the CCI is pulling figures out of a hat," says Aditya Bhattacharjea, professor at the Delhi School of Economics and a member of the CLRC.The CCI, according to CLRC recommendations, can levy a penalty of up to 10% of the average turnover of the preceding three years in matters related to abuse of dominance. In case of cartels, it can impose a fine of up to 10% of their turnover or up to three times their profit in each year of the period during which the cartel existed, whichever is higher. "Having penalty guidelines will be good for the CCI when it has to defend its orders in courts," says the competition lawyer quoted earlier.Come CleanRegardless of when these recommendations are incorporated into the law, experts say companies could make use of an existing provision to minimise a crippling penalty. A company engaged in an anti-competitive agreement with its competitors can alert the CCI to the existence of the cartel and cooperate in the investigation in the hopes of being waived a part, or the whole, of its fine.Panasonic Energy utilised the lesser penalty option and went to the CCI in 2016 and admitted that it was part of a cartel with Eveready Industries and Indo National (which sells under the Nippo brand), aided by their industry association, to control the distribution and prices of zinc-carbon dry cell batteries, since 2008. Eveready and Indo National also availed of the lesser penalty provision. As a result, the CCI waived 100% of Panasonic's Rs 75 crore penalty, and reduced Eveready's and Indo National's fines by 30% and 20%, respectively, to Rs 172 crore and Rs 42 crore.Tech ChallengeCracking down on cartels without one of the participating companies coming forward is not easy, especially since in some cases the CCI may not have more than circumstantial evidence to base its conclusions on. An even bigger challenge is dealing with violations in the fast-evolving world of technology.Acting on information filed by Jaipur-based Consumer Unity & Trust Society and Matrimony.com, the CCI in 2018 fined Google Rs 136 crore for promoting its own specialised search — say, for flights — to the detriment of other websites. The order was stayed by NCLAT. Google is also being probed by the CCI for tying some of its apps to Android and limiting handset makers' ability to sell devices with alternate versions. "Android has enabled millions of Indians to connect to the internet by making mobile devices more affordable. We look forward to working with the CCI to demonstrate how Android has led to more competition and innovation, not less," says a Google India spokesperson.Google's dominance has been under scrutiny in the EU and the US as well. Since 2017, it has been fined a total of $9.3 billion by the EU in three different cases related to its abuse of dominance by favouring its advertising and shopping services over its competitors' and for bundling some of its applications with Android. (Google has appealed all three orders.) It is also being investigated in the US and so are Facebook and, reportedly, Amazon. "Other than in the EU, competition regulators are exercising caution (with tech companies) because consumers are benefiting from these companies," says Bhattacharjea.While India may have got a competition authority later than several other countries, new technologies are coming to India soon after they are launched elsewhere. This is why Sharma, former CCI director general, believes that handling tech matters may not be too hard for the CCI. One of the emerging areas of concern for competition regulators worldwide is artificial intelligence-powered pricing algorithms of competitors colluding to fix prices. Who is to be held responsible here in the absence of executives of rival companies acting in tandem?In addition to instances of cartelisation and abuse of dominance in the old-economy sectors, the CCI will have to increasingly deal with competition cases in businesses like ecommerce, ridehailing, food delivery and online travel aggregation (the CCI is currently investigating MakeMyTrip and Goibibo, which merged in 2017, and Oyo Rooms over allegations of predatory pricing, among others). The CCI has also made clear its intent to pursue cases on its own without a formal complaint. But what is unlikely to change, till the CLRC recommendations are implemented, is the time it takes for a case to reach its conclusion. |
Assess core strengths before scaling up operations: Nirmala Sitharaman to banks Posted: CHENNAI: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said banks should assess their strength and weakness before planning to scale up of operations."Institutions like banks should understand their core strengths and offer benefits to people like providing value- added features like phone banking facilities or rolling out of chat bots to serve customers and should not take up unnecessary scaling up of operations", she said,at the 116th Foundation Day celebrations of Tamil Nadu-based City Union Bank here."Scaling up (of operations in banks) is becoming like a disease. (There is a trend) that every body should scale up, tomorrow I should be three times the current size. Today, I am in this state and in six states. I am planning to expand presence across the country. Whether it will add to my core or make it weak. That is the assessment banks should do", she said.To check whether the banks have the ability to scale up operations, then the regulators like Reserve Bank of India come into play, she said.Sitharaman said if a financial institution in the present situation has a name ending with 'Bank' doubts are raised on the functioning of it and heaped praise that City Union Bank has been functioning steadily for the last 115 years.Stating that even a small error caused by an employee would raise questions on the functioning of a bank, she said, "Even if there is a corruption complaint against a cooperative bank, sometimes questions are raised on whether the public money is safe there".Referring to a recent media report on City Union Bank MD and CEO N Kamakodi comments that the bank's focus area was on providing 'consistency' and 'stable' operations and having 'people's trust', she said, "it is good principle (for the bank)".She said banks speaking about 'consistency' is a good quality and added that banks should run on stable operations."If there is no stability, then the economic activity surrounding it will get affected," she said and added having people's trust is very important because if a bank loses people's trust then it is bad for the bank and also to the country.Earlier, Sitharaman released the bank's chat-bot facility that would help bank customers enable to transfer funds, block cards or take up any other banking service. |
Coal India fetches 62% premium at spot auctions in October Posted: Kolkata: Coal India has managed to command a premium of 62% premium over notified prices for coal sold through spot e-auctions conducted in October. During September the company managed to fetch 82% premium over notified prices for spot e-auctions.For the period April-October, the company managed to command a premium of 67% over its notified prices on an average.At special forward e-auction for the power sector, Coal India managed to sell coal at a premium of 39% over notified prices in October. For the April-October period, the company managed to command an average premium of 32% over notified prices.There exclusive auction for the non-power sector, Coal India managed to command a premium of 32% for both October and the period April-October.This year, Coal India intends to ramp up auction offerings by 14% against the previous year when similar supplies declined 5%. This year Coal India has decided to auction 137 million tonnes of coal which would include long term supply contract auctions, spot e-auctions and forward e-auctions.Last year, the dry fuel supplier offered 120 million tonnes through similar auctions which was a 5% drop compared to the previous year (2017-18). Increased offerings this year is expected to bring down premiums which touched 92% in the spot market last year as availability through spot e-auctions had dwindled almost 38% among other reasons like higher international coal prices and Rupee depreciation.Last year unforeseen demand from power generators forced Coal India to send them additional coal as the sector was grappling with dwindling inventory and many power plants were stranded with critical coal stocks. Last year, premiums for special forward e-auction for power and special spot e-auction was 72% while exclusive e-auction for non-power fetched 58% premium. The number of critical plants had touched 29 in October last year while stocks and dipped to 6 million tonnes. |
'A lot of earnings growth due to Nirmala effect' Posted: Both banking sector smallcaps as well as the overall non-banking smallcaps have shown a de-growth in their earnings, says Sunil Subramaniam, MD & CEO, Sundaram Mutual Fund. Excerpts from an interview with ETNOW.ETNOW: What is the rationale behind launching a fund that is going to invest in international equities of global brands?Sunil Subramaniam: After our tie-up with BNP Paribas for an AMC broke up, we applied for and got a licence in Singapore to set up an asset management company. for getting international investors into Indian equities. So, we launched a midcap fund investing in India. We thought with Sundaram's retail network of 90 branches and more than 1.8 million investors, we could use the expertise available at our Singapore AMC to help Indian retail investors get a flavour of something they cannot do on their own. Now for buying equities internationally, the government has a liberalised remittance scheme of $250,000. HNIs are able to take advantage of it. Many years ago in 2014-15, we launched this concept in a close-ended fund in India managed by the Singapore people and we collected about Rs 140-150 crore. A close-ended fund had a limited reach now in June 2015. We launched an open-ended fund in Singapore catering to the same asset class of brands and we have now built up a track record. From a customer perspective, international equities is a very dangerous and risky place. You do not know which stocks, which country, the research to go and do it on your own. If you had to go to international equities, then you need to be sure that the stocks that you are buying have a sustainability and all that. Brands have competitive advantage and the ability to ride through downcycles and upcycles. By buying a brand, I am not buying a single country because many brands have multiple geographies in the world as part of their market and automatically you are buying world. ETNOW: What is the ideal geographical mix that you are aiming to achieve?Sunil Subramaniam: Let me explain the portfolio construction and that will answer this question. We are looking at various brand rating agencies of the world. Interbrand is the one which comes to mind, there are quite a few others. So let us take Interbrand. We are going to take the top 30 world brands as rated by Interbrand. One of the factors that Interbrand looks at is the geographic spread of that company. By very factor of it makes it into the top 30 in the world. That means this has a worldwide brand recall. So that is one way the geographic divestment gets achieved. But the brand cannot make it to the top. I will give you an example. Tencent is such a big company in China but Tencent is not there in the top 30 brands of the world because it is very China centric units business. Going by the brand philosophy, we get geographic diversification. Now the fact that the US is a mother country for demand means that a lot of the big brand companies start off in the US. In terms of the current portfolio, on the Singapore global brand front, 60% of the stocks in it are listed in the US.Talking about domestic markets, what is your take on the disinvestment announcement made by the finance minister? How exactly should these companies be approached hereafter?It is very good from two perspectives. One, this family sliver is coming out into the market for the market to participate. Number two, hopefully this will lead to privatisation over the medium term. That means the efficiencies and economies of these companies will improve. Three, more short term, it is surgically going to help contain that fiscal deficit risk which after the corporate tax giveaways had suddenly loomed large. This comes as a cushion because you notice some rating agencies had put India a little bit on watch. So, this would be a cushioning factor to the risk factor on India equities from an FII perspective and should ease that concern a little bit.ETNOW: What did you make of the earning season and which pockets of the market stood out for you?Sunil Subramaniam: I look at the earning season from two different perspectives. The telecom provisions brought down the earnings of the market as a whole. Otherwise, banks are the one sector which have held up the markets earnings. Overall market earnings are about 20% without the telecom thing and if you take away banks, it comes down to about 16% for largecaps and 16% for midcaps. Smallcaps are the ones which have got hurt. Both the banking sector smallcaps as well as the overall non-banking smallcaps have shown a de-growth in their earnings. Second, a lot of the earnings growth was partly due to the Nirmala effect in terms of the tax breaks that came in. Largecaps actually have shown a negative growth on top line, flattish on the EBITDA but sharp rise in the EPSes because of the taxation effect. But then taxation is a permanent effect, so why should we discount that? It is a permanent profit growth for these companies but the fact that they are able to post positive EBITDAs and negative top line growth indicates that larger and larger midcap companies are able to use this downturn to improve their efficiency of operation. This is a healthier longer term thing. |
Saving important, SIPs take care of rest: S Naren Posted: Maximum mistakes happened in 2017 when suddenly people said smallcap is the new gem. If you ask me, you do not need to time the market, says, S Naren, ICICI Prudential AMC at at the ETMarkets Global Summit in Mumbai on Friday. Excerpts from an interview with Pankaj Poddar of ETNOW.How would you categorise the last 12 months because there has been a lot of volatility in the markets but at the same time inflows have not been very volatile.S Naren: That is in equity. If you look at credit risk as a category, barring us, no one got money, others lost money. So, if you ask me, normally when any asset class is at its bottom, you are not likely to get money and that is why you require to see equity becoming a "thumping-the-table" asset class! That was not met by this condition because if you are getting money monthly through whatever route, it does not signify that you are at the extreme bottom. That does not mean that the markets are not more attractive than before. But I would say, it met all my requirements because in credit you had a situation where valuations were attractive, flows were negative and cycle was very interesting because every day people were worried about what was happening. I used to tell people that equity market is very interesting. Jet Airways was trading at above Rs 100 in the share market but you could not take a flight! If you had put an FD in Dewan Housing, you are not getting your money back but the share was trading at triple digit rupees! If the equity market has been at the bottom, we would not have these kind of opportunities. That's why I would say the equity market never went to extreme low in the aggregate.So that is why the flows just continue? S Naren: Yes.But when look at the SIP flows, do you get a sense that equity as an asset class is preferred via mutual funds versus earlier?S Naren: Clearly, I have been part of the broking industry from 1994 to 2004. Somehow what happened was in that phase, the broking industry found it difficult to create models where people could make money and somewhere the whole business was about trying to earn brokerage. I think in recent times, with people moving away, more cash trading models are being created as well. The mutual fund industry that way was always very investment oriented and in my opinion exit loads and other things also contributed to the fact that you could not trade mutual funds; you had to invest in mutual funds. Thanks to various things that the regulator did, we have created a much more investment oriented approach in mutual fund industry. The entire IFA and wealth management community also somehow managed to create a habit of saving through SIPs. It is one of the most extraordinary good decisions that have happened to the investor and the mutual fund industry. I believe the investor will gain a lot but you have to remember that they cannot give up if the market falls. The day people close SIPs when the market falls, then it is a failure and that is something I am going to watch out for. Two years back. when we used to be negative on smallcaps and midcaps, people would ask how do I invest in the next 20 years through SIP? I would say SIP in small and midcaps and we never had a smallcap fund. I hope all the people at that point of time who used to say that I want to do SIP for 20 years, genuinely believed that and they did do SIPs for the next 20 years, now 18 years.Everybody looks to time the market. But when you are really looking for 15-year, 20-year-long SIP, does the timing factor on any sort of index or asset class really matter?S Naren: If you are doing SIPs, there is no need to time the market. What typically happens is suddenly people say I want to look at this theme. Leaving aside general purpose funds, they will say I want to do this theme. Maximum mistakes happened in 2017 when suddenly people said smallcap is the new gem. If you ask me, you do not need to time the market. You do not need to bother about timing. But if you are going to invest in the fourth year, then you have to worry because that fourth year of fixed deposit returns forces you to forget risk management. That is why I am always fond of market volatility because then people do not forget the word 'risk'. On the other hand if you have long periods where markets are not volatile, people forget the word risk.You say there is value in stocks or growth stocks which are highly priced at this point of time and so the markets are extremely polarised. What sort of opportunity does that give to mutual funds because there are certain stocks which are just not seeing re-rating and there are certain sectors and stocks which are almost at an all-time high?Value funds have stopped getting money and that is a clear sign that value is in a very interesting position. If you look at the value category, it was getting a lot of money two to three years back. Now it is getting no money. I do not know whether it is redemption. But I would say that the opportunity does come out of that and that is the challenge of investing. Investing challenge is not about knowledge, it is about battling the temperament that exists at that point of time and today value is very cheap. I would love to see whether people take the trouble of investing in all the value funds in the market because value is very cheap. A lot of people look at the risk taking ability of that individual. How does one decide the asset allocation? Let us just leave out real estate. Between equity, debt and gold -- how should one allocate?You should leave it and choose a fund which can do all three and not bother about trying to time that. That would always be best because logically there are all kinds of rules like doing 100 minus age should be your equity allocation. But my view is markets are too volatile. If you had asked me post Lehman whether equities is risky, the answer would have been no. But in 2007, I felt that equities was risky even to a young investor and I would have said yes. So for me, risk is a function of valuation. I believe that I used to tell a lot of people that real estate is a risky asset class. But somehow, I have come to a conclusion that a few years from now, I am going to say real estate is a much less riskier asset class than it was. I believe risk for me is a function of valuation. In 2017, most people believed that smallcaps is not risky. Today for example most people think that credit is riskier than equity. But that is not true. So, somewhere past returns play a role in people thinking what is the risk of the asset class. It should not be so. In fact, if past returns are very low in an asset class, I actually feel more comfortable that it is a lower risk asset class. Because the risk is factored in?S Naren: Yes, risk is factored in. Today, in case of credit, clearly risk is factored in. It is not that the risk of credit goes away, the name itself suggests that. But the fact is risk gets factored in. There are times when risk gets factored in. Today, for example, when we make statements on quality stocks, the reality is they are the best companies of India. The problem is not with the companies, the problem is with the valuation. The companies are the greatest in India.Just look at the markets in terms of Nifty and the headline numbers. The GDP numbers, defaults by big companies -- all news is bad but markets are at an all-time high. What do you make of this situation?If I had to look at one simple way to invest, it is investing when GDP is very low. If you go back to 2002, GDP was doing very badly and in 2007, GDP was doing very well. So, one should invest when GDP growth is very low and take out money when GDP growth is very high. That is a simple way to invest. Right now, the problem is that GDP growth is low but market valuation is not as cheap as 2002 or 2008 post Lehman. That is a challenge and that is why I would say that today value stocks seem to reflect GDP growth. In my opinion, if you invest when GDP growth is low, you will normally make money. This time you cannot do it in everything. But you can still do it in value. One of the things people forget is that equity is an asset class to be invested when times are bad and to be taken out when times are good, if at all. That creates the challenge of investing.Some of the consumption stocks have continuously done well. If India has to be a $5-trillion economy, the opportunity is very large. How would you look at that?S Naren: In 2007, people felt that roads will get constructed, cars would not get sold. Today people feel that cars will get sold, roads would not get constructed. We will always go through these cycles and that is why I believe the advantage is how we have all had jobs also. It is very difficult to perceive that in 2007, most of the construction companies were trading at record valuations. Pharma, consumer stocks, auto stocks were trading at very low valuations. Today 10-12 years later, it has reversed. Today I ask people, can you have a situation in the next 10 years when power demand would not grow but only car demand will grow. People tell me definitely power demand will grow but most people are very uncomfortable investing in a power stock.If any investor is trying to make an asset allocation at this point of time, what are the four or five basic things one should always keep in mind?S Naren: I will say that the most important thing is saving. We all grew in pre-liberalisation India. In pre-liberalisation India, we were always very cautious. Today, one of the worries I have is that too many people are taking loans on the basis of future income. In a country like India, it is important to save. I would say the first and most important requirement of the younger generation will be that they should start saving from the first month of when they start working. That is more important. Second, choose a SIP in any fund which they want and then start with that process. That is why I would say that anyone should start at this point of time. I would say that if there is an asset class which becomes very cheap, they should have the guts to buy that asset class. Those are the things I look at. What worries me is that in Japan people save, companies save and so the government can spend. In India we have a situation today where the government also has a fiscal deficit and so people cannot say I will not save. You cannot use the Japanese experience because Japan has a situation where people and companies have saved a lot of money over the last 50 years. Saving is more important, asset allocation or SIPs take care of everything and that is all I would say. |
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రాజమౌళి సక్సెస్ సీక్రెట్ చెప్పిన ‘సరిలేరు’ దర్శకుడు Posted: 23 Nov 2019 02:56 AM PST ప్రతి ఒక్కరికి ఏదో ఒక బలం ఉంటుంది. ఆ బలాన్ని బేస్ చేసుకొని వెళితేనే సక్సెస్ మన పాదాక్రాంతమవుతుంది. అది గుర్తెరిగిన వారే ఇప్పుడు సమాజంలో విజయవంతమైన వ్యక్తులుగా ఉన్నారు. మన బలం, బలహీనత తెలిసినప్పుడే ఇది సాధ్యమవుతుంది. దేశంలో సక్సెస్ ఫుల్ అయిన వారిని పరిశీలిస్తే అదే విషయం స్పష్టమవుతోంది. బాహుబలితో దేశవ్యాప్తంగా క్రేజ్ సంపాదించుకున్న జక్కన్న రాజమౌళి సక్సెస్ సీక్రెట్ ఏంటి అనే దానిపై ఇప్పటికే చర్చోపచర్చలు సాగాయి. తన తొలి సినిమా నుంచి […] |
వెంకయ్యచౌదరి డీమ్డ్ రిలీవ్ మీద జంప్ Posted: 23 Nov 2019 02:26 AM PST చంద్రబాబు హయాంలో ఏపీఎండీసీ ఎండీగా పనిచేసిన వెంకయ్య చౌదరి రాష్ట్రం నుంచి రిలీవ్అయి కేంద్ర సర్వీసులో చేరిపోవడం కలకలం రేపింది. విజిలెన్స్ విచారణ జరుగుతుండగానే, రాష్ట్ర ప్రభుత్వం నుంచి అనుమతి రాకముందే ఆయన కేంద్ర సర్వీసుల్లో చేరి పోస్టింగ్ కూడా తెచ్చుకోవడంతో ప్రభుత్వం షాక్ అయింది. ఈ వ్యవహారంలో ఇద్దరు సచివాలయ ఉద్యోగులపై సీఎస్ నీలం సాహ్ని వేటు వేశారు. అసిస్టెంట్ సెక్రటరీ జయరామ్, సెక్షన్ ఆఫీసర్ జి అచ్చయ్యను సస్పెండ్ చేశారు. వివాదానికి కారణమైన వెంకయ్యచౌదరి…. […] |
Posted: 23 Nov 2019 01:08 AM PST ఓడలు బండ్లు.. బండ్లు ఓడలు కావడమంటే ఇదే.. ఆరు నెలల కిందటి వరకూ ఆయన ఏపీ సీఎంగా ఉన్న చంద్రబాబు పుత్రరత్నం… పైగా ఎమ్మెల్సీ, మంత్రి. దీంతో ఎక్కడ సమావేశాలు, సమీక్షలు జరిగినా హాజరయ్యేవాడు. ఆయన కనుసన్నల్లోనే అంతా జరిగేది. రాజధాని ప్రాంతమైన మంగళగిరిలోనూ లోకేష్ ఆధిపత్యం చెలాయించేవాడు. కానీ ఇప్పుడు మొన్నటి ఓటమి ఆయనకు అధికారాన్ని దూరం చేసింది. నారాలోకేష్ మంత్రిగా ఉన్న సమయంలో మంగళగిరి ఎమ్మెల్యే ఆళ్ల రామకృష్ణా రెడ్డిని బాగా ఇబ్బందులకు గురిచేసేవారనే […] |
10 నుంచి 11 మంది మాత్రమే అజిత్తో ఉన్నారు Posted: 23 Nov 2019 12:41 AM PST 10 నుంచి 11 మంది ఎమ్మెల్యేలు మాత్రమే అజిత్ పవార్తో ఉన్నారని ఎన్సీపీ అధినేత శరద్ పవార్ చెప్పారు. మిగిలిన వారంతా తమ వెంటే ఉన్నారన్నారు. ఇండిపెండెంట్లు కూడా తమ వైపు ఉన్నారన్నారు. మహారాష్ట్రలో ప్రస్తుతం మారుతున్న రాజకీయ పరిణామాల నేపథ్యంలో…. శివసేన అధ్యక్షుడు ఉద్దవ్ ఠాక్రేతో కలిసి శరద్పవార్ సంయుక్తంగా మీడియా సమావేశం నిర్వహించారు. అజిత్ పవార్ వెంట ఉన్న ఎమ్మెల్యేలు అనర్హత వేటు ఎదుర్కోవాల్సి ఉంటుందని శరద్ పవార్ హెచ్చరించారు. అసెంబ్లీలో బీజేపీ బలనిరూపణ […] |
సీఎం రమేష్ కుమారుడి వివాహంపై బాబు తర్జనభర్జన Posted: 22 Nov 2019 10:55 PM PST టీడీపీ నుంచి బీజేపీలో చేరిన, చంద్రబాబుకు అత్యంత సన్నిహితుడు అయిన సీఎం రమేష్ కుమారుడి వివాహం ఈ నెల 24న దుబాయ్లో జరగబోతోంది. కోట్లాది రూపాయలు ఖర్చు పెట్టి కళ్లు చెదిరే రేంజ్లో ఈ వివాహం చేయబోతున్నారు. అంత ఖర్చు పెట్టి ఇండియాలో పెళ్లి చేస్తే అది రాజకీయ దుమారానికి తావిస్తుందన్న ఉద్దేశంతో సీఎం రమేష్ రూట్ మార్చి దుబాయ్లో పెళ్లి పెట్టుకున్నారు. చాలా మంది బీజేపీ ఎంపీలకు సీఎం రమేష్ ఆహ్వానం పంపారు. కాకపోతే కేంద్రమంత్రి […] |
హైదరాబాద్ ట్రాఫిక్ పోలీసుల రికార్డ్…. 100 కోట్లు వసూలు… Posted: 22 Nov 2019 10:53 PM PST కేంద్రం తెచ్చిన కఠిన మోటారు వాహన చట్టాన్ని తెలంగాణ పూర్తిస్థాయిలో అమలు చేయడం లేదు. కానీ డ్రంకెన్ డ్రైవ్, రాష్ డ్రైవింగ్, ట్రాఫిక్ నిబంధనలు ఉల్లంఘించిన వారి వాహనాలకు ఈ-చాలెన్లను పంపిస్తోంది. అయితే ఇది మహా అయితే 100 నుంచి 2వేల రూపాయలోపే ఉంటాయి. కానీ ఇదే ఇప్పుడు తెలంగాణ సర్కారు కు కాసులు కురిపిస్తోంది. నిజంగా వెల్లడైన విషయం తెలిస్తే మీకళ్లు బైర్లు కమ్ముతాయి. హైదరాబాద్, సైబరాబాద్, రాచకొండ పోలీస్ కమిషనరేట్ పరిధిలో ట్రాఫిక్ ఉల్లంఘనల […] |
‘సరిలేరు’లో మహేష్ డైలాగ్స్.. అల్లు అర్జున్ మీద పంచేనా? Posted: 22 Nov 2019 10:42 PM PST ఈ సంక్రాంతికి టాలీవుడ్ లో పోటీ రంజుగా ఉంది. జనవరి 12నే మహేశ్ బాబు 'సరిలేరు మీకెవ్వరు'తో పోటీగా అల్లు అర్జున్ నటించిన 'అల వైకుంఠపురం' రిలీజ్ అవుతోంది. దీంతో ఇద్దరి అగ్రహీరోల సినిమాలు ఒకేరోజు రిలీజ్ కావడం బాక్సాఫీస్ ను షేక్ చేస్తోంది. తద్వారా కలెక్షన్లు తగ్గుతాయని.. ఇద్దరికీ నష్టం అని.. ఎవరో ఒకరు డ్రాప్ కావాలని కోరుకుంటున్నారు. ఇక మహేష్ బాబు 'సరిలేరు' టీజర్ రోజునే పోటీగా బన్నీ అల్లు అర్జున్ 'అల వైకుంఠపురం' […] |
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