RBI has sent back 100 tonnes of its gold reserves from Britain to India.
During the crisis in 1991, we had to send gold out overnight.
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Aryan patil
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Monkey Ads • 10m
Indian women's love for gold is well-known. But did you know the USA holds the world's highest gold reserves at 8,133.46 tons, while India's reserves are 800.78 tonnes, which is 10 times less?
Ps. Ha Bhai pata hei अंग्रेज loot ke Lee gaye
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Shubham Khandelwal
Stealth • 7m
China's dominance in the Solar Panels Supply Chain.
What can India do to emerge as an option in Solar Panels market to compete with China?
As we have one of the largest reserves of Lithium which was found in J&K last year.
Can’t believe TikTok is still making huge profits despite a ban in one of the largest countries in the world - India. Amazing model.
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Priyant Dhrangdhariya
Stealth • 10m
India’s Gold Loan Market: A Glittering Opportunity
The Sparkling Growth: Bajaj Finserv Ltd., a diversified NBFC, predicts India’s gold loan market—valued at $55.52 billion in 2022—will soar to $124.45 billion by 2029. A 12.22% annual growth fuels t
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Chamarti Sreekar
Stealth • 2m
iPhone 15 is the top-selling smartphone globally in third quarter of 2024
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Vikas Acharya
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Medial • 2m
What are India's Best Cities for Startups in 2024? Global Startup Rank
India Reclaims Its Spot Among the Top 20 Global Startup Ecosystems. Indian cities make significant strides in the Startup Blink Global Startup Ecosystem Index 2024, with major ad
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Nirmala Malviya
Stealth • 7m
Here’s a detailed look at the top 10 budget cars to buy worldwide in 2024, emphasizing their strengths and why they’re ideal budget-friendly choices., top 10 budget cars 2024 in world.
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Mahendra Lochhab
Stealth • 1m
As of February 2024, the largest battery company in India by market capitalization was Exide, at 284 billion Indian rupees.
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Muttu Havalagi
Stealth • 6d
RBI Increases Gold Purchases
The Reserve Bank of India has significantly increased its gold purchases, buying 50 tonnes so far in FY25. This move aims to diversify its foreign exchange reserves and mitigate revaluation risks, as part of efforts to m