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How to Raise your First Institutional Cheque

Bootcamp Session - SHIVANGI JAIN, STARTUP INDIA, GOVT. OF INDIA

Thriving Startup Ecosystem: Government's Role

Bootcamp Session - MOHIT BANSAL, DECK ROOSTER

Refine Your Pitch: Stitching a Compelling Story

Bootcamp Session - NIKHIL KAMATH, ZERODHA

Journey Beyond Unicorn

Bootcamp Session - ANAND CHARI, BSE LIMITED

Raising Capital from Public Markets

Bootcamp Session - ANTHONY ANISH, T-HUB

How to build an A-team?

Bootcamp session – MABEL CHACKO, OPEN FINTECH

Marketing hacks for Startups

Bootcamp session – LS RAVI, REARWHEELDRIVE

Fintech Landscape in India

Watch | Quiet Quitting after Great Resignation: How to deal with post-pandemic burnout

The debate over 'quiet quitting' has been all over social media for the last few days -- and there are two distinct ways in which people seem to have interpreted its meaning. So in this video, we answer some key questions over what quiet quitting is really all about.

Build your portfolio with Balanced Advantage Funds

Watch CNBC-TV18’s Sumaira Abidi in conversation with Dinesh Balachandran, Senior Fund Manager, SBI Mutual Fund discussing benefits of balanced advantage funds and why investors should add them to their portfolio to fulfil their financial goals. This is a partnered post.

Kiki Challenge: Online craze becomes a worrying trend

We are not sure if Kiki loves you, but be smart enough not to jump in the trap, or should we say, out of your moving car

Union Budget Series: The receipts book

The Receipts book is the government's record of revenues. All government earnings are clubbed under two heads; tax revenue and non-tax revenue.

Union Budget Series: What is the expense account?

The expense account is the record of the government‘s expenses. There are two kind of expenditures; revenue expenditure and capital expenditure.

Union Budget Series: Bridging the deficit

The fiscal deficit is a measure of the government‘s annual borrowing. The government borrows because its expenses, like those of a household, often exceed income. It raises loans from the market; issues treasury bills and borrows from small savers.

Union Budget Series: Finance ministers and their Budget speeches

Finance in their Budget speeches have often quoted poets, saints, economists and litterateurs to buttress a given political social and economic context.

Union Budget Series: Key takeaway from economic survey

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented the economic survey, authored by the chief economic adviser, on Tuesday January 31, 2017. It is an official report on the economy and sets the tone for the Union Budget.

Union Budget Series: Key terms in the Budget

Financial year and assessment year. Financial year (FY) runs from April 1 to March 31 of the next year; assessment year (AY) is the year following the FY. Tax on income earned in an FY is paid during the AY.

Union Budget Series: Parliamentary process

It all begins with the finance minister‘s speech in the Lok Sabha. The Budget is then tabled in parliament. Discussions on the economy and broad Budget measures take place without voting. The parliament then breaks for a three-week recess. Parliamentary Standing Committees give reports on ministries‘ estimates or demands for grants.

Union Budget Series: Making of Budget

The exercise to make the Budget is a long-drawn one. It juggles political pressures, economy‘s priorities and utmost secrecy. Budget work begins in August with a circular to ministries and departments. They reply with details of funds they need.

Union Budget Series: The Budget speech

The finance minister's Budget speech is a highly watched event. The annual Budget can augment or cut people's incomes.

Watch: Experts answer viewer's queries on demonetisation

In what is being popularly called a surgical strike against black money, last evening Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the withdrawal of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes which were in circulation.

A look at how US presidential elections work

The people of United States of America vote for their 45th President on November 8. Two presidential hopefuls -- Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton -- have had two rounds of debates with one more to go.