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Tamil Nadu alone holds 32% of India's gold loans

Gold loans is a loan category almost entirely concentrated in southern India.

u/DukeofDabra — 10 days ago
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Today India and Switzerland signed trade agreements, see what India gets in benefits and also Switzerland’s benefits

https://www.newindianexpress.com/india/2026/Oct/05/india-switzerland-sign-five-pacts-to-deepen-trade-investment-ties-after-modi-parmelin-talks

Swiss duty-free access covers 98% of India's industrial exports (gems, pharma, chemicals, engineering). Switzerland had already scrapped industrial tariffs in 2024, so the new gain is in farm and food products.

The agreements include a migration and mobility partnership, an exchange programme for young professionals and a pact to promote cooperation in transportation technologies, mobility systems and infrastructure development.

cooperation in nuclear energy and defence

u/Journalenteries — 10 days ago
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Mothers who consumed Iron-folic acid for 100+ days during pregnancy (%)

u/Rajar98 — 12 days ago
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Congratulations! You’re promoted but your salary stays almost the same.

I came across this data and found the gap interesting, people are getting title changes, while salary increases often don’t follow.

A better title can definitely help with your resume and career progression, but at some point, compensation matters more.

Would you take a better title plus little/no salary hike or the same title plus a meaningful salary increase? And has anyone here actually accepted a promotion that came with a new title but almost no extra money?

But if you had to choose, would you really take a fancy title over more money?

Reference: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/helping-employees-use-benefits-just-have-them-paz-care-fn2ac/?trackingId=peMH%2F2VAhfxB36Gwt3QMpQ%3D%3D

u/Pazcare — 8 days ago