Shivani Gupta

Koncepcja funduszy inwestycyjnych nie jest nowa w Indiach. UTI zalożyl pierwszy fundusz inwestycyjny w Indiach w 1964 roku, aby mobilizowac oszczędności gospodarstw domowych i inwestowac środki na rynkach kapitalowych. Istnieje wiele rodzaj w funduszy inwestycyjnych, takich jak kapitalowe, dlużne, zr wnoważone itp. SEBI wydalo wytyczne dotyczące funkcjonowania funduszy inwestycyjnych. Wiąże się z nimi r żne ryzyko, ale zwroty są r wnież wysokie. Wzrost, kt ry powstaje dzięki inwestowaniu w fundusze inwestycyjne, zwiększa znaczenie funduszy inwestycyjnych. Stowarzyszenie Funduszy Inwestycyjnych (AMFI) powstalo w 1995 roku w celu utrzymania profesjonalnego i zdrowego środowiska na rynku. Wiele firm, takich jak ABN AMRO, HDFC, UTI, TATA, ICICI dziala na tym polu. Indyjska branża funduszy inwestycyjnych przeksztalcila się z monopolu dla jednego gracza w 1964 r. W szybko rozwijający się, konkurencyjny rynek dzięki silnym ramom regulacyjnym. Rozw j tego sektora jest olbrzymi i ma wielkie perspektywy w przyszlości. Chociaż istnieją pewne przeszkody w rozwoju funduszy inwestycyjnych, ramy regulacyjne i globalna konkurencja z pewnością ulegną poprawie. Mam nadzieję, że ta analiza z pewnością przyczyni się do badań naukowc w, praktyk w branżowych i student w na ten temat.

O conceito de fundos m tuos n o novo na ndia. A UTI iniciou o primeiro fundo m tuo da ndia em 1964 para mobilizar as poupan as familiares e investir os fundos nos mercados de capitais. Existem muitos tipos de fundos m tuos, como a es, d vidas, balanceados, etc. O SEBI emitiu diretrizes para o funcionamento dos fundos m tuos. Existem v rios riscos associados a eles, mas os retornos tamb m s o elevados. O crescimento decorrente do investimento em fundos m tuos est aumentando a import ncia dos fundos m tuos. A Association of Mutual Funds (AMFI) foi criada em 1995 para manter o ambiente profissional e saud vel no mercado. Muitas empresas como ABN AMRO, HDFC, UTI, TATA, ICICI est o operando neste campo. A ind stria indiana de fundos m tuos evoluiu de um monop lio de um nico jogador em 1964 para um mercado competitivo e de r pido crescimento com base em uma estrutura regulat ria forte. O crescimento neste setor enorme e no futuro tem grandes perspectivas. Por m, ainda existem certos obst culos no crescimento dos fundos m tuos, a estrutura regulat ria e a competi o global certamente ir o melhorar. Espero que esta an lise contribua definitivamente para a pesquisa de acad micos, profissionais da ind stria e estudantes sobre o assunto.

In Hindi 'pukka' means genuine, authentic, complete. Design in India is not only determined by the aesthetic appeal of the object, but also by the significance of the object in the everyday life of its users. In some instances, the age-old practices established by ancient Indian wisdom determine the design of an object, such as the datun (neem tree twig) recommended for oral care or agarbatti (incense) used to heal and protect. On the other hand, the lota (a kind of metal pot) has been a part of everyday Indian life for centuries and its design remains unchanged even today. Pukka Indian, or Purely Indian, brings together 100 objects that are the most coveted symbols representing Indian culture and design. This illustrated book celebrates the diversity, versatility, vibrancy, and colours of design icons - ranging from kulhad to the kolhapuri chappal, Nano to the Nehru jacket, and auto rickshaw meter to the Ambassador - that set them apart in a country as multifarious as India. Each of these 100 profiles reveals the intrinsic Indian nature of every object, and how each has influenced design, culture and, in turn, every Indian.

Twenty-two-year-old Shivani had thrown a party one evening-and awoken the next morning in hospital, her spine and her dreams shattered by a car crash. Paralysed and then wheelchair-bound, it took Shivani years of pain, struggle and determination to regain control of her life and her body; to demand and receive respect from the world; to gain acceptance from within and without; to find love and happiness. Then tragedy struck again. As the newly married Shivani drove to Manali with her family, an oil tanker collided head-on with the car; bedridden once again, she watched helplessly as first her father-in-law and then Vikas, her husband, succumbed to their injuries. And, yet, Shivani refused to surrender-she would not let her inability to walk keep her from achieving her ambitions. No Looking Back is a deeply moving and inspiring narrative about surviving the challenges of disability in a country that takes little account of the daily difficulties and indignities faced by approximately fifteen per cent of the world's population, whether in terms of infrastructure, legislation or awareness-a country that appears to believe that disability equals invisibility from the public discourse. Undeterred by the hand fate had dealt her, Shivani Gupta has chosen to champion the cause of the disabled everywhere and is today one of India's best-known accessibility consultants. Her life is an extraordinary testament to true courage and the indomitability of the human spirit in the face of overwhelming odds.