Indian women bankers in the eye of the storm

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Indian women bankers in the eye of the storm For nearly a decade, Indian banks - a largely male-dominated industry - have been a rare bastion for female leaders. But things have started to change now. How to get your KYC done? Are you planning to invest in mutual funds? Well, you can invest in mutual funds only if you are KYC compliant. You can get it done either online or offline. 14-year-old Bengaluru boy designs 'smart' chair for techies A 14-year-old Class IX boy, Manaswith Shankar, has designed a smart chair to help techies suffering from phyical problems arising out of spending long hours before computer. Meet Achilles, the clairvoyant cat who predicts World cup games Apart from soccer fans trying to predict the results of the World Cup, a clairvoyant cat named Achilles is busy studying the teams participating in the world's biggest sports event to tell who'll be the winner. The tragic story behind the viral picture of a migrant child that's breaking the world's heart The viral picture of a 2-year-old girl crying as a border agent at the US-Mexico border pats down her mother has broken the internet. Altered Atlas: Macedonia And Other Countries That Changed Their Names With Macedonia changing its name to the Republic of North Macedonia after a long-drawn tiff with Greece, here's a look at other countries who have done the same.

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