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Dear members,

It’s come to our attention that some scammers are targeting our community with fake, emotional pleas for financial help. They might share stories about a loved one in urgent need—like a mother in an accident or a child needing surgery—and ask for small donations. These messages are designed to melt your heartstrings but are often completely fabricated.
Please be aware of all these scams.

@admin pls take action against him ye har group me pichle 2 saal se msg kiye ja rha h.... Meri bahan ko isne emotional krke 2000 le liya ek saal phle...har kisi ko different reasonn btata h...No one help this person... He is totally fake

If anyone in jaipur rajasthan can donate then it would be a big help

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Weekends are generally , time to Recall,Revise & Refurbish our Notes.

As discussed in our VCs' & across the Multiple doubts raised in the Discussion group about CA , Newspapers & Balancing Pre & Mains

Here is a Weekly CA Refresher for both Pre & Mains from GS 3 PoV {Even some of the Pre specific Things are from GS 3 Subjects}

This Doc here covers :
* LiDAR , Green Crackers , Crackers & Pollutants , understanding CDR {Currency Deposit Ratio} etc. from Prelims PoV
* Climate Finance , Dedicated Freight Corridor , Deposit Rate & Credit Offtake , Rural Wages Stagnation etc topics from Mains Pov

This is a PILOT Run by us and we are open to any suggestion , ideas and constructive criticism

More to Come || More to Follow

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FII ownership of Indian shares hits 12-year low, dips below 16%

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/fii-ownership-of-indian-shares-hits-12-year-low-dips-below-16-12861007.html?utm

Why are FIIs or Foreign Institutional Investors Exiting India?

https://www.icicidirect.com/research/equity/finace/exit-of-foreign-institutional-investors-from-india?utm

Comparison of FIIs and DIIs
Origin:

FIIs: Based outside India.
DIIs: Based within India.

Investment Type:

FIIs: Typically engage in short to medium-term investments.
DIIs: Focus on long-term and short-term investments.

Market Influence:

FIIs: Can cause significant market volatility due to rapid trading.
DIIs: Provide a stabilizing influence through consistent investment strategies.

Regulatory Environment:

FIIs: Subject to regulations from both their home country and India.
DIIs: Primarily regulated by Indian laws.

Investment Focus:

FIIs: Sensitive to global economic events and trends.
DIIs: More focused on domestic market dynamics and economic conditions.

Ownership Limit:

FIIs: Allowed to own up to 24% of a company's paid-up capital.
DIIs: No such ownership restrictions.

Impact of Global Events:

FIIs: Highly affected by changes in the global economic landscape.
DIIs: Less affected, with more responsiveness to domestic factors.

Purpose of Investment:

FIIs: Primarily seek financial returns and portfolio diversification.
DIIs: Aim for wealth creation and long-term financial goals.

Control and Ownership Influence:

FIIs: Generally act as passive investors with limited influence.
DIIs: May have more influence in corporate governance due to their significant holdings.

Investment Volume in Market:

FIIs: Approximately 21% of Nifty 500 companies are owned by FIIs.
DIIs: Around 14% of Nifty 500 shares are held by DIIs.

World Adoption Day, observed on November 9, is a significant day dedicated to raising awareness about the life-changing impact of adoption.

With reference to Kunming-Montreal Framework, consider the following statements:

1.Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework,concluded at COP15 in Montreal in 2022, lays down four goals and 23 targets to be achieved collectively by 2030.

2.One of the goals of the Kunming-Montreal Framework is to mobilise at least $200 billion per year by the year 2030, from public sources only, for spending on biodiversity conservation.

3.Under the Kunming-Montreal Framework, each country is supposed to prepare and submit National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans to halt and reverse biodiversity loss within their jurisdiction.