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“SAVING MONEY: THE CONSTANT RESOLUTION”

“SAVING MONEY: THE CONSTANT RESOLUTION” Imagine how it would be if you get extra 10 percent of your monthly budget, in the end of every month. Yes, you can get that dress you wanted, yes, you can go on that trip with your friends. What if you got some great ways to save money? You can do all of those things that you wanted but were unable to do because you were not able to afford. Here, we have got some tips and tricks for you. SHORT TERM SAVING Short term saving can be considered as saving on a daily basis. Start by saving little by little. Travel by public transport rather than booking a Cab. Walk down the streets or take a bicycle ride if you have to go to a nearby location. You can give up on cheese sandwich and have some sprouts for your breakfast; it will help you maintain your health and expenses too. Instead on going to a mall, you can buy groceries from a nearby vendor; it will not only save your money, but will be good for that person too . If y...
WHY ALMOST EVERY INDIAN FASHION BRANDS FAIL “Fashion is like eating, you shouldn't stick to the same menu'' the maxim is quite an apt in present ever-changing global village market where every second per capita income, per capita GDP etc. are on the northern side of equalizer Stick. To cope up with the urbanistic cosmopolitan lifestyle people's fashion sense are rising day after another. Every here and there we can see Modern Youth generation competing among themselves in terms of sartorial modernity. But to everyone's surprise there is still a country in this globe where no particular fashion sense could get a success, yes it does exist, Welcome to the 1300 million's country world's 5th biggest economy, the biggest democracy, yes its India(earlier Hindustan) where diverse culture,cuisine,language thinking exist but no particular fashion brands got success till date. A lot of reasons keep the name of Indian fashion Brands under Cloak Of Invisibility. Fir...

Cryptocurrencies - A world within the world

Cryptocurrencies - A world within the world What is a currency? It is basically anything that wins the trust of the masses and is accepted by everyone as the medium of exchange. More than the government or any other regulatory authority, it is the trust of the people that gives validity to a currency. Let's say one day 50 percent of the Indian population starts transacting using old notes that are no longer in circulation. Then the outcome would an economy of believers within an economy of non-believers. The world of cryptocurrencies works on this very characteristic of trust of the masses in its system. Bitcoins, the most widely used cryptocurrency of the world first came up in 2009 and was started by a mysterious personality under the name Satashi Nakamoto. It is believed that Bitcoins were bred out of the dissatisfaction of the people after the famous sub-prime crisis in US in the year 2008. At this point of time the default rate of sub-prime borrowers was at the highest point ...

Fellowship Programs after graduation

Fellowship Programs after graduation An ideal employee should have depth knowledge with breadth or range or the deep expertise in its own subject but in addition to that one should have a diversified education to show his remarkable affinity towards all subjects.  After being snowed up by exams, college students who are about to get graduate are now available to explore other areas and want to pull themselves off from the box. Now, the question arises up that what is a difference between a fellowship and internship? An internship is basically an opportunity to gain experience by working for a firm or an organization. Fellowship emphasizes more on the completion of projects that will help a student in their respective fields. It is more about academic and scholarly undertone and includes site experience. In most of the fellowships it includes monthly stipend unlike internships which offers you hourly wages. For applying to a fellowship program you must have a minimum graduate ...