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Class 12 Student Educates Rural Women To Become Financial Literate
According to a study by SEBI, 27 per cent of India's population is financially literate.
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"Financial Literacy Should Be Taught In Schools": Nirmala Sitharaman
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday advocated the teaching of financial literacy in schools and colleges.
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Most States Agree To Adopt Reserve Bank Of India's Financial Literacy Programme For Schools: Official
All the state school education boards except for three have agreed to include the financial literacy programme of RBI in their curriculums.
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Financial Inclusion To Be Focus Area In Post Pandemic Age, Says RBI Governor
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das: Reserve Bank will continue to address the concerns of over-indebtedness of micro finance borrowers.
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Top Court To Hear Case Against LIC For "Duping" 5 Crore Policy Holders
A non-profit organization engaged in promoting financial literacy has moved the Supreme Court, alleging cheating, especially of senior citizens, by the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) through its Jeevan Saral policy, in which nearly 5 crore policy holders have "lost a big chunk on their principal investment".
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Digital India Connecting Rural India With Mainstream: Industry leaders
Technology will be the main enabler of access to quality education, healthcare and financial services in empowering people in non-urban and rural areas and Digital India is slowly but steadily connecting rural India with the mainstream, industry leaders said on Friday.
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Rajan For Inclusion Of Financial Literacy In School Syllabus
Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan on Friday proposed inclusion of financial literacy in school curriculum.
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There's Scope for Further Cuts in Lending Rates: HDFC Bank
The bank today launched a mobile van project called 'Dhanchayat', which is aimed at deepening financial literacy in the rural areas. It will specifically work to impress the people to be a part of the formal financial system and drive them away from the clutches of the unorganised money lenders.
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Class 12 Student Educates Rural Women To Become Financial Literate
According to a study by SEBI, 27 per cent of India's population is financially literate.
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"Financial Literacy Should Be Taught In Schools": Nirmala Sitharaman
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday advocated the teaching of financial literacy in schools and colleges.
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Most States Agree To Adopt Reserve Bank Of India's Financial Literacy Programme For Schools: Official
All the state school education boards except for three have agreed to include the financial literacy programme of RBI in their curriculums.
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Financial Inclusion To Be Focus Area In Post Pandemic Age, Says RBI Governor
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das: Reserve Bank will continue to address the concerns of over-indebtedness of micro finance borrowers.
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Top Court To Hear Case Against LIC For "Duping" 5 Crore Policy Holders
A non-profit organization engaged in promoting financial literacy has moved the Supreme Court, alleging cheating, especially of senior citizens, by the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) through its Jeevan Saral policy, in which nearly 5 crore policy holders have "lost a big chunk on their principal investment".
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Digital India Connecting Rural India With Mainstream: Industry leaders
Technology will be the main enabler of access to quality education, healthcare and financial services in empowering people in non-urban and rural areas and Digital India is slowly but steadily connecting rural India with the mainstream, industry leaders said on Friday.
-
Rajan For Inclusion Of Financial Literacy In School Syllabus
Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan on Friday proposed inclusion of financial literacy in school curriculum.
-
There's Scope for Further Cuts in Lending Rates: HDFC Bank
The bank today launched a mobile van project called 'Dhanchayat', which is aimed at deepening financial literacy in the rural areas. It will specifically work to impress the people to be a part of the formal financial system and drive them away from the clutches of the unorganised money lenders.
