Explore Saikat's family life through an English lesson designed for Class Five students. Dive into listening, speaking, reading, and writing learning outcomes while getting to know Saikat and his family members living in Bogura. Discover the roles of his parents, Mr. Rashidul Islam the banker and Mr

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The Reserve Bank of India plays a crucial role in regulating the monetary system to achieve economic growth and stability. It performs traditional functions, including central banking functions like issuing currency, regulating credit, and acting as the banker's bank. The RBI's functions are categor

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Chitra Jayasimha and speakers like Kishore Singh and Jayesh D. Pandit will lead a webinar on Defined Benefit Pension focusing on government sector pensions, actuarial aspects, and calculations. Chitra, with vast experience in actuaries and benefit consulting, brings knowledge from various countries.

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The relationship between a banker and a customer is defined by the provision of banking services such as fund transfers and cheque issuance. It is primarily a debtor-creditor relationship but also involves trust, agency, bailment, mortgage, and leasing aspects. Regulations are governed by laws like

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Muhammad Yunus, born in 1940 in Bangladesh, is a renowned banker, author, and economist known for his pioneering work in microfinance. His efforts led to the establishment of Grameen Bank and earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006. Yunus's journey from academia to poverty reduction initiatives in

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Explore strategies for dealing with deadlocks, from detection and recovery to dynamic avoidance. Learn about deadlock avoidance methods like being conservative in resource granting and dive into safe and unsafe states, the Banker's algorithm, and the four conditions for deadlock. Discover how to pre

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Deadlock Avoidance is a critical concept in operating system design to prevent system resources from entering a deadlock state. By requiring additional information about resource requests and utilizing algorithms like the banker's algorithm, systems can dynamically allocate resources to avoid circul

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In Anton Chekhov's short story "The Bet," a banker and a lawyer make a bet on whether the lawyer can endure fifteen years of solitary confinement. As the lawyer immerses himself in learning and self-discovery during his isolation, he ultimately renounces the bet, realizing the fleeting nature of mat

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A bank account can be opened by any person who meets specific conditions outlined by the bank. However, there are special types of customers with legal restrictions, such as minors, married women, pardanashin women, lunatics, illiterate persons, drunkards, trustees, executors, joint Hindu family, pa

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The Reserve Bank of India serves as the central bank in India, responsible for functions such as issuing bank notes, acting as banker to the government, and serving as the banker's bank. It manages currency chests, handles government finances, and ensures the stability and soundness of the banking s

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Exploring the dynamics of the relationship between a banker and a customer, including definitions, types of relationships, features, and the roles of debtor/creditor, bailee/bailor, and trustee/beneficiary in the banking context.

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This training session focuses on preparing trainees to present a loan application effectively to a banker and defend it. The session includes a role-playing exercise where individuals act as a banker and entrepreneur, reviewing the loan process and analyzing agreements. Trainees will also learn abou

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