Bharat Rakshak

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Bheeshma wrote:Apple has no market in India and I hope GoI tells them to ****** off. They can help Trump by bringing back jobs to US.

If they want access to Indian market, follow GoI terms. May be GoI should follow Trump and slap significant duty to imported items.

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https://epaper.telegraphindia.com/detai ... 24119.html

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May be this is the right thread for this Kolkata police...

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Why doesn't GoI book the Harward prof for interfering with India's election?

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Ex-WSJ Reporter Finds George Soros Has Ties To More Than 50 "Partners" Of The Women’s March

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Trump is just the first of the global domino of change. Rest are now getting ready https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/pics/2226.jpg The leaders of Europe's main anti-establishment parties appearing together in public for the first time, on January 21 in Koblenz, Germany. (Image source: Marine Le Pen...

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How fake media works!!

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svinayak wrote:Only the last 15 min press comments with no questions asked. LOL

Same accusation is made about Modi's Mann Ki Bath. Press can not ask questions.

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All these rallies will taper down once Trump start going after the infamous Geo*** So***

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On a related note. A peaceful co worker brought teertha from Mecca Sharif to the workplace. My madhava and smartha brahmin colleagues in the spirit of dharmic secularism dutifully accepted the prasad and spread the joyous news to other colleagues People should gladly accept that theertha saying tha...

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Looks like there are guys who believe CNN is truth and only the truth.

But...

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2 days delay should be fair enough for a free transfer. Instantaneous transfer could be a premium service and banks could charge a fee for it. If Rs 100/- is changed accounts 50 times, actual value of that money at the end will be very small (say middle man charges 2% commission per transaction). If...

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Washington Post's credibility about Trump news is -100%

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There are fee for it, including tax. Second it is not fast. Government has to bear the cost of this transaction. b) Outward transactions at originating bank branches (charges for the remitter): For transactions up to ₹10,000 (not exceeding) : ₹2.50 (+ Service Tax) For transactions above ₹10,000 up t...

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Government should provide a mechanism for consumers and merchants to transfer money between two bank accounts, without paying any fee. The demonetization is forced upon the people for a good cause, but that should not cause people to pay someone else for doing what they had been doing for free.

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Car plant acquisition by a Chinese firm is not risky in the normal sense of the world. 1. It does not give them access to any strategic asset or assets that can be leveraged against India to wage a war. More critical is phone / router / connectivity infrastructure. 2. What is the GM's position in t...

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CRS why don't you tell how US works? And will make sure he gets to read it. Serious. All theories about how US works has to be invalidated after Trump's election. Everything is changing, including America's relation with Russia. We have seen only political leaders listening to / repeating what Kiss...

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There is one guy named Jayant Bhandari, a self proclaimed libertarian, who is writing trash about demonetization in international media. His opinions are recycled by many other international financial experts claiming the DeMo is an act of tyranny against the masses. He never reports that Modi popul...

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Governments or the banks have not felt threatened by bit torrents yet. It is movie studios who are complaining. If they really want to put few people in jail, just download bit torrent, find out the sources from where they came, and get those guys. But the cost of that is not worth following up. If ...

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Government has to come up with a mechanism to get away with the transaction fee charged for e-payments from/to bank accounts directly. When check deposits (which involves lot of manual work) are done free of cost, there is no reason to charge fee for electronic money transfer. Companies like PayTM w...

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No wonder :lol: References •Professor Franklin Allen (1) 215 898-3629 allenf@wharton.upenn.edu •Professor Peter DeMarzo (1) 650 736-1082 pdemarzo@stanford.edu •Professor Darrell J Duffie (1) 650 723-1976 duffie@stanford.edu •Professor Raghuram G. Rajan (1) 773 702-4437 raghuram.rajan@chicagogsb.edu ...

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It doesn't matter whether packets are encrypted or not, if the destination IP address is that of a bitcoin server, it must be for bit coin transaction. Now if the source is IP address is from your country, the government can infer that this person is doing bit coin transaction. Government can not fi...

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Just to avoid a local turf war it doesn't make sense to import a person who may have interest to repay his sponsors abroad, to such critical positions.

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I think BR needs to have separate thread to discuss security aspects of digital economy. It has many vulnerable points which are both technical and operational. They all need to be brought up so that they can be addressed by the government. Ramana, can you start a thread? (Please don't ask me to sta...

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There is a big difference between music piracy and bitcoin. In music piracy there was no need to keep the integrity of records. All they have to do is transfer files without letting anyone knowing it. Still governments limited it by using legal measures. In the case of bitcoin, it has to ensure the ...

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Another big risk with bitcoin is that every transaction is logged, either with IP address or with bitcoin exchange used. If a government really want to crack down they can easily track down the individuals who did the transaction.

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That is because the govt and banks collude. The problem is with political leaders, and things will fall in place if such sponsored politicians are taken care of. What is needed is the political awareness among the masses about the leaders they elect. Governments have not banned bitcoins yet because ...

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I didn't suggest to put bad ones to that positions. There are many good ones among them whose loyalty is fully with India. People with dual interests may not be taking full interest of the country, rather just follow international standards.

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Per PTI/ET: Professor in economics in a US university Viral V Acharya appointed as Deputy Governor of RBI http://indianexpress.com/article/business/viral-acharya-rbi-deputy-governor-appointment-4448456/ CV Starr professor of economics at the New York University Stern School of Business since 2008 W...

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No money is above government and law agencies. If you don't like what government does, work towards changing them. If you see that all governments are colluding, then you know where the real problem is, it doesn't matter whether you own land, cash, gold or bitcoin. Bitcoin can cross boarders easily,...

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>95% of aam janata neither have time nor have expertise to evaluate which currency is better and which is not. They always follow the mass trend. When stock market goes up, they will go after stocks; when gold goes up they will go after gold; when bitcoin goes up, they will go after bitcoin. This la...

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One thing that is never talked about bitcoin is that for all crypto currencies, it is very easy to generate first 80% of the currency. Some anonymous crypto billionaire owns that 80% of bitcoin and others struggling to make this guy even richer. This is an unjust system.

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92% psy-ops worked

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When MSM says something about Trump as rumor, then it has to be fake news.

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Useless for IMF. Funds dried up.

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This also solved the bank capitalization problem.

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With the election of Trump, western block has split. Even though US bears big share of IMF/WB budget, Trump will no longer be interested in that. That will cause IMF and gang to push hard for IMF SDR as new reserve currency and kick out useless USD.

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