New RBI Governor Urjit Patel Is Availing Of A Lot Fewer Perks Than Raghuram Rajan
Urjit Patel, the newly appointed RBI Governor and successor of Raghuram Rajan, receives a little more than 2 lakh as salary per month and has not been provided with any supporting staff, except two cars and two drivers, The Financial Express reported. Patel, appointed as the RBI Deputy Governor in 2013, is staying at the bank’s flat in Mumbai.
This Is Why Flipkart CEO Binny Bansal Buys Regularly From Amazon
Flipkart and Amazon are currently locked in one of the most intense battles of oneupmanship on the Indian corporate space. The companies are…
The CAT 2016 Paper Was Allegedly Leaked During The Test Yesterday
The CAT exam was moved to a digital format a few years ago, but that doesn’t seem to have stopped determined cheaters from…
Infosys Veteran TV Mohandas Pai Predicts Nightmare Jobs Scenario By 2025
T V Mohandas Pai, Infosys veteran and Chairman, Manipal Global Education Services has said that a demographic nightmare faces India. According to…
Bombay Dyeing Reinvents Itself, Moves From Manufacturing To Retail
At the ripe old age of 137, Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Company is turning a new leaf. It has finally said goodbye to…
Indian Firms Dominate Harvard List of “Least Empathetic Companies”
Indian firms have fared poorly in a Harvard study that aimed to determine the most and least empathetic companies in the world. According…
Kunal Bahl Responds To Snapdeal’s Sale Rumours With Some Slick Rhymes
The startup world already had more drama, intrigue and twists than a typical Bollywood potboiler, and now it seems to have some music…
Reliance Jio Takes Paytm Head On; Launches JioMoney Merchant App
Things are heating up fast in the digital payments space. Since the demonetization announcement on 8th November, wallet companies such as Paytm, Freecharge…
This Bangalore Startup Offers Its Employees Free Fully Furnished Housing & Housekeeping
New-generation startups like to take care of employees’ every need. Google had started offering free meals to its employees in the early 2000s;…