India’s Biggest Scams (1992–2019)📉 ❌ ↘️
Scams that shook the nation!
1. Harshad Mehta Scam (1992) – ₹4,000 Cr
2. Ketan Parekh Scam (2001) – ₹1,000 Cr
3. Telgi Stamp Paper Scam (2003) – ₹30,000 Cr
4. 2G Spectrum Scam (2008) – ₹1.76 L Cr
5. Satyam Scam (2009) – ₹14,000 Cr
6. Coal Allocation Scam (2012) – ₹1.86 L Cr
7. Saradha Chit Fund Scam (2013) – ₹2,500 Cr
8. Vijay Mallya Scam (2016) – ₹9,000 Cr
9. PNB Scam – Nirav Modi & Choksi (2018) – ₹13,700 Cr
10. DHFL Scam (2019) – ₹34,615 Cr
Scams that shook the nation!
1. Harshad Mehta Scam (1992) – ₹4,000 Cr
2. Ketan Parekh Scam (2001) – ₹1,000 Cr
3. Telgi Stamp Paper Scam (2003) – ₹30,000 Cr
4. 2G Spectrum Scam (2008) – ₹1.76 L Cr
5. Satyam Scam (2009) – ₹14,000 Cr
6. Coal Allocation Scam (2012) – ₹1.86 L Cr
7. Saradha Chit Fund Scam (2013) – ₹2,500 Cr
8. Vijay Mallya Scam (2016) – ₹9,000 Cr
9. PNB Scam – Nirav Modi & Choksi (2018) – ₹13,700 Cr
10. DHFL Scam (2019) – ₹34,615 Cr
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Top Companies to Work For (India – 2025):⭐️ ✔️ 💎
1. Target
2. NVIDIA
3. American Express
4. Akamai Technologies
5. Apple
6. Google
7. Meta
1. Target
2. NVIDIA
3. American Express
4. Akamai Technologies
5. Apple
6. Google
7. Meta
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How much do you need to invest monthly to reach ₹1 Crore?⭐️ ✔️ 💎
Assuming 10% annual returns:
• In 5 years: ₹1,28,070/month
• In 10 years: ₹48,414/month
• In 20 years: ₹13,060/month
• In 25 years: ₹7,474/month
• In 30 years: ₹4,387/month
• In 40 years: ₹1,568/month
Time is your biggest asset in wealth creation. Start early. Stay consistent. Let compounding do its magic.
Assuming 10% annual returns:
• In 5 years: ₹1,28,070/month
• In 10 years: ₹48,414/month
• In 20 years: ₹13,060/month
• In 25 years: ₹7,474/month
• In 30 years: ₹4,387/month
• In 40 years: ₹1,568/month
Time is your biggest asset in wealth creation. Start early. Stay consistent. Let compounding do its magic.
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Credit Card Market Share in India (Feb 2025):🚀 💡 ↗️
1. HDFC Bank – 21.6%
2. SBI – 18.9%
3. ICICI Bank – 16.6%
4. Axis Bank – 13.5%
5. Kotak – 4.5%
6. RBL Bank – 4.4%
7. IDFC First Bank – 3.2%
8. IndusInd Bank – 2.7%
9. Yes Bank – 2.2%
10. Others – 9.4%
Top 4 control 70%+ of the credit card market!
1. HDFC Bank – 21.6%
2. SBI – 18.9%
3. ICICI Bank – 16.6%
4. Axis Bank – 13.5%
5. Kotak – 4.5%
6. RBL Bank – 4.4%
7. IDFC First Bank – 3.2%
8. IndusInd Bank – 2.7%
9. Yes Bank – 2.2%
10. Others – 9.4%
Top 4 control 70%+ of the credit card market!
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Cars sold in India (FY25):⭐️ 💎 ✔️
1. Maruti Suzuki – 17,60,765 (41.3%)
2. Hyundai – 5,98,666 (14.0%)
3. Tata – 5,53,591 (13.0%)
4. Mahindra – 5,51,487 (12.9%)
5. Toyota – 3,09,508 (7.3%)
6. Kia – 2,55,207 (6.0%)
7. Honda – 65,925 (1.5%)
8. MG – 62,167 (1.5%)
9. Others – ~1,00,000 (2.3%)
Total market size: ~42,57,000
Maruti = Hyundai + Tata + Mahindra
1. Maruti Suzuki – 17,60,765 (41.3%)
2. Hyundai – 5,98,666 (14.0%)
3. Tata – 5,53,591 (13.0%)
4. Mahindra – 5,51,487 (12.9%)
5. Toyota – 3,09,508 (7.3%)
6. Kia – 2,55,207 (6.0%)
7. Honda – 65,925 (1.5%)
8. MG – 62,167 (1.5%)
9. Others – ~1,00,000 (2.3%)
Total market size: ~42,57,000
Maruti = Hyundai + Tata + Mahindra
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Top 10 Employers in India:⭐️ 💎 ✔️
1. Ministry of Defence – 29.92 lakh
2. Indian Railways – 12.13 lakh
3. TCS – 6.02 lakh
4. Reliance - 3.89 lakh
5. India Post – 4.30 lakh
6. Infosys – 3.43 lakh
7. Accenture - 3.00 lakh
8. Cognizant - 2.50 lakh
9. Caol India - 2.38 lakh
10. Wipro - 2.34 lakh
While the Government leads in manpower, India’s IT sector dominates the white-collar space.
1. Ministry of Defence – 29.92 lakh
2. Indian Railways – 12.13 lakh
3. TCS – 6.02 lakh
4. Reliance - 3.89 lakh
5. India Post – 4.30 lakh
6. Infosys – 3.43 lakh
7. Accenture - 3.00 lakh
8. Cognizant - 2.50 lakh
9. Caol India - 2.38 lakh
10. Wipro - 2.34 lakh
While the Government leads in manpower, India’s IT sector dominates the white-collar space.
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Every trade has 5 possible outcomes:⭐️ 💎 ✔️
1️⃣ Big Profit – The goal.
2️⃣ Small Profit – A step forward.
3️⃣ Break-even – No gain, no loss.
4️⃣ Small Loss – A controlled risk.
5️⃣ Big Loss – The only thing to avoid!
Minimize big losses, and success follows.
1️⃣ Big Profit – The goal.
2️⃣ Small Profit – A step forward.
3️⃣ Break-even – No gain, no loss.
4️⃣ Small Loss – A controlled risk.
5️⃣ Big Loss – The only thing to avoid!
Minimize big losses, and success follows.
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