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Housing finance companies in the slow laneThe moderation in the loan book was on account of lower disbursement growth and higher repayment as customers switched to housing loans from banks, which have lowered their lending rates |
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The legacy of Raghuram RajanThe RBI governor has reiterated his commitment to restore the central value to Indian business: trust. In time, when we look back on his term at the helm, this will be his enduring legacy |
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APMCs: from frying pan to fire?s the debate grows within the ruling BJP-Shiv Sena combine in the State over amendments to the Maharashtra Agriculture Produce Marketing (Development and Regulation) Act, agri-activists say any change |
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Facebook: Bullish Ahead Of The PrintFacebook will report on Wednesday with consensus expecting $0.68 in EPS and $5.36b in revenue.Key focuses for the quarter are MAU growth, video ads and messenge |
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Why Facebook's Free Basics aka Digital India is Cancer for the Next GenerationIn the last two days, Facebook has started some stealthy “chutiyapa” operation to con people into supporting Digital India, not via the Internet we want, but the Free Basic Internet, that refers to Digital India Initiative by Facebook aka internet.org for which we clearly said NO. Facebook is now sending its users notifications on how their friends … |
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Reliance Jio users may be able to make calls from Airtel, Idea, Vodafone networksLast year, when Bharti Airtel tried to block voice calling apps, everyone thought it was aimed at WhatsApp. But as it turns out, the move could also have been aimed at a new feature from Reliance Jio that ensures that you can make calls using RJio’s phone number using rivals’ networks. The Mukesh Ambani-owned telecom service will come with a unique app called Jio Join that reroutes calls using the phone’s data network. Though it may sound like WhatsApp calling, it’s not the same. In WhatsApp calling both parties have to have strong data connectivity for a decent call to take place. If one of them doesn’t have a strong data connection, the quality of the call will suffer, and |
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Will 4G's arrival impact environment and human health in India?Will 4G's arrival impact environment and human health in India? - 4G has arrived. Some are excited about transferring data at a lightning speed while others are concerned about the health hazards the 4G towers will pose. Girish Kumar, professor at IIT Bombay in the Electrical Engineering Department for the last 24 years, analyses the impact on human health and environment in this interview with Parth MN. And it is not good news. |
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