Dhirendra Kumar is the Founder and Chief Executive of a prominent media outlet in India. With a focus on national news, Dhirendra's articles cover a wide range of topics including finance, economics, politics, and technology. His work has been featured in renowned publications such as LiveMint, The Economic Times, Nature Portfolio, and BioRxiv, among others.
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By: Dhirendra Kumar
Fines of up to ₹ 50 lakh await celebrities and influencers promoting alcohol and tobacco through surrogate advertising
By: Dhirendra Kumar
New Delhi, Oct. 30 -- After companies, it's now the turn of celebrities and social media influencers to draw censure from the Central Consumer
By: Dhirendra Kumar
The ministry will also train staff to load onions and update inventory data on the government portal.
Jason Zweig, who is amongst the two or three best personal finance writers in the world, once wrote, "My job is to write the same thing between 50 and 100 times a year in such a way that neither my editors nor my readers will ever think I am repeating myself." I can completely empathise with him - I've been in the same boat for decades.
By: Dhirendra Kumar
Bangladesh is rerouting its textile exports to the Maldives by sea and then dispatching cargoes by air to its global customers including H&M and Zara.
When the markets fall, the difference between wealth creation and wealth destruction lies in how you react.
By: Dhirendra Kumar
When the markets decline 6-7%, as they have now, the natural impulse is to see danger and retreat. Yet, this reaction transforms temporary market fluctuations into permanent personal losses. The math of investing is brutally simple—every stock you sell in fear must eventually be repurchased at a higher price if you want to participate in the markets long-term wealth creation.
Why investors make stock market success harder than it needs to be
From analysing the traffic on our websites, it's pretty clear to me that many of our visitors go to the subscription page of Value Research Stock Advisor but never take the plunge. Some go only once, and some go a few times. A handful go many, many times. Why don't they try it out? My team and I have thought about this a lot. More than thinking about it, we've interacted with many of our doubters, figured out their problems, and, I believe, fixed them.
The markets seem headed downwards. It's time to (not) worry.
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