But bro why not give farmers insurance instead of msp

What are our options if congress for some reason comes to power ?. I have heard stories how the land was taken away from people and given to someone because they politically close to them during Indira Gandhi time . Any ideas how we can protect myself from this crap of policy that congress is planning ?

Imploding after investors turned off the taps a year so ago.. investors spoilt the ecosystem chasing growth with weak business models.. disintermediation doesn’t always work.. neither does setting up models that impose costs and ignore risks … the chickens come home to roost..

Saw bhaiya didis shilling the product. Is it legit?

Hey everyone, I had this random thought - what if you could invest directly in farm harvests? Like, instead of buying stocks in big agriculture companies, you actually bought a share of a farm's crops and made money when they sell. I'm curious - if this was a real thing, what kind of returns would you expect to make it worth your while? Just a quirky idea that popped into my head. Interested to hear what you all think - cool concept or totally crazy?

34 Cr people enrolled in PMSBY and 16 Cr in PMJJBY. Assuming 80% are fake enrolments (some people in the article claim it to be 90%), it's almost 6000 Cr debited from people's accounts without their knowledge. There are three things wrong here: - Public Sector Banks broke people's trust - Good insurance schemes will die because of such sham practices - People won't make claims because they don't know that they are insured. So, if someone dies or gets critically injured, no compensation is provided.

IT is losing its Shine in India Earning and fully saving full 25-35k at home town is better than making 65 k in some Popular Ultra Rich Indian City Where Future Looks Bleak Where Farming, Fishing , Green Energy Giving Bootstrapped Startup and 💰 Minting Opportunities With It it's even difficult to reach 1 Cr Over Farming seen people reach there easily with Exports or Just Normal Indian Market What's ya all planning? After AI takeover Following is the AI generated pic Mobile Mode with Midjourney

While the last 10+ years of Modi government has largely been to position India as a strategic uprising economy, there is no denying the fact that the Government to a large extent has failed in casting the tax net wide. 1. Yes the year on year tax collection has risen, yes the Consolidated fund of India has improved but even after 10 years of majority rule less than 10% India pays tax. 2. To top it all, looks like the government has taken middle class for a ride. 2.1. For a common man working you not only pay tax on income (this is ok!) but also on every time you spend and now even whatever little on can invest. Let’s first look at tax on Income. Your income tax can vary from 0% to 30%. - For a 30L income, almost 6L would just get wiped in taxes. This is an approximate figure don’t hang me with your CA rope. - For example, if your gross salary is 75L in India despite most standard deductions like 80c, Home loan, interest repayment and medical bills and insurance, a person pays 23L almost as income tax. 23L is a substantial amount & when paid for 5 years (every year) for a lot of us it can become meaningfully life changing. 2.2. Now let’s look at how much do you end up paying in taxes when you spend on goods and services. - - Almost everything has 5% GST. But if you really go line item by line item on all your monthly/ annual spends, your average GST payment would be almost 15%. Put it simply when you 87k as expenses you also pay additional 13k in GST. - - Also every other item would have cess & surcharges. > Case in point just look at airline ticket. Service fee would almost be 8%-15% of your base fare. > When you buy a house you pay the following fees, stamp charges, registration charges and obv we all know nothing happens in registrar offices without something going under the table. Also in case you buy via broker then his fee will also consist of GST at 18% (assuming he invoices his services). Continued in comments

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So I was searching for an adequate health insurance plan for my parents aged 64 and 59. After comparing various plans and checking with Ditto, I have narrowed it down to 2 plans Care Supreme and Aditya Birla Activ One. Both of them have similar benefits with no room rent limit, additional rider to lessen the coverage time for PED (since most seniors have some conditions or the other this becomes most important), no sublimits for any particular diseases and no co-pay. Also Ditto isn't directly able to compare them both since "Aditya Birla Activ one is quite new and they don't have data on them" which doesn't quite sound right to me as it sounded quite like they were pushing me towards Care Supreme. I did consider other plans as well like Niva Bupa or HDFC Ergo but they were way too expensive providing similar benefits only. Any of you guys have taken the above mentioned plans or are planning to take an insurance for your parents? Also are there any other insurance advisors similar to Ditto? I tried talking to a few agents but all of them seem to be pushing Star Health plans nowadays which sound to be utter crap to me.