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Google Pay users in India can now buy 99.99 per cent 24 karat gold through the app.

Google Pay users in India can now buy 99.99 per cent 24 karat gold through the app. The search giant has partnered with MMTC-PAMP India, which is LBMA accredited gold refinery, to make available this feature. The gold bought from the app will be stored by MMTC-PAMP in secure vaults and users can buy or sell this gold any time they want at prices displayed on Google Pay app. "This feature is created for millions of Indians who buy gold especially during festivals like Akshaya Tritiya, Dhanteras or Diwali. Now, the purchase of gold is possible, right on your mobile phone, from wherever you are. No need to visit a jeweller during a busy festive occasion," said Ambarish Kenghe, Director – Product Management, Google Pay, India in a blog post. https://indianexpress.com/article/technology/social/google-pay-users-can-now-buy-24-karat-gold-through-the-app-5673038/  

Video tutorials of 2 Business Intelligence tools which can increase your demand greatly in the job market

Top 2 Business Intelligence tools which can change career prospects of a professional are Tableau and Microsoft power BI  . BI software compared by market presence: https://www.experfy.com/blog/a-comparison-of-tableau-and-power-bi-the-two-top-leaders-in-the-bi-market ------- Tableau : A. 2 minutes official intro  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfE9jBq002s B. 2 hour long video - Tableau training:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj6-0cvcNEA C. Getting started- 4.5 min video by a training org:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWZtNdMko1k ------------ Microsoft BI: A. Getting started: 3 min video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qgam9M8I0xA B. How to build Power BI Dashboards https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsXliHbOFDM Features in brief:  https://comparisons.financesonline.com/microsoft-power-bi-vs-ibm-cognos

4 High paying job roles expected to be in high demand for next 10 years in India

Old jobs might be over and done with, thanks to the rise of the machine. But there will always be new roles in a tightly connected, hugely automated technology era. 1. The Data Managers: The world needs a few million more managers who can make sense of big data.  Consulting firm McKinsey estimates that India will need 2 lakh data scientists in the next few years. Globally the demand-supply gap is even wider. A McKinsey Global Institute study projects that the U.S. will face a shortage of about 190,000 data scientists by 2018 and further, a shortfall of 1.5 million managers and analysts who can understand and make decisions using Big Data.   Most companies are now trying to make sense of the massive data flow coming in from multiple sources in order to gain better business insights. But managing the sheer volume, variety, and velocity of data being generated every second requires no less than data wizards with a flair for statistical analysis, quantitative reasoning, predictive modellin...

How India developed Britain in colonial era

New research by the renowned economist Utsa Patnaik - just published by Columbia University Press - deals a crushing blow to popular belief that India benefited from Britain. Drawing on nearly two centuries of detailed data on tax and trade, Patnaik calculated that Britain drained a total of nearly $45 trillion from India during the period 1765 to 1938. Thus Britain was developed by wealth from India. It's a staggering sum. For perspective, $45 trillion is 17 times more than the total annual gross domestic product of the United Kingdom today. It happened through the trade system. Prior to the colonial period, Britain bought goods like textiles and rice from Indian producers and paid for them in the normal way - mostly with silver - as they did with any other country. But something changed in 1765, shortly after the East India Company took control of the subcontinent and established a monopoly over Indian trade. Here's how it worked. The East India Company began collecting tax...

Safe driving - avoid accident tips

First rule .  Always wear a helmet. Also make sure that the helmet fits snugly and is strapped on securely. 2  Even the biggest bikes are the smallest vehicles on the road. Try and improve your chances of being seen by other vehicles. Wear bright-coloured clothes, or a bright helmet. Use reflective stripes on your helmet to increase your visibility. Another good practice is to keep your headlights switched on, even in daylight. 3  Ensure your brake lights and tail-lights are working. This could save your life on a dark night. 4  Get to know your bike intimately. When riding a new or unfamiliar bike, take it easy for a few hundred kilometres. Approach its limit slowly and back off one step when you find the limit. Always ride within your limits, and the bike's limit. 5  Your mirrors only say 'NO'. That is, if you see a problem with your mirrors, they are telling you not to move into that problem. If they do not show any problem, that is ...

Problems and solutions for filling of the for Voter enrollment online application (Form 6) on www.nvsp.in National Voter's Service Portal

Problems faced during filling of the online application form ( form 6) on www.nvsp.in National Voter's Service Portal website, and how to solve them  : If you fill data and click submit, you can get error that some data is not filled properly. Along with the data you have missed, some extra data gets disturbed and is not easily corrected again. For that, the simple method is to load the form again and fill the details again. Short method to fix the problems is given below :   1. If the district name or constituency field (name drop) is not opening to show the list of required data, change the state to some other state (in the drop down field for state ) and then change again to the correct state. When you do like this, the field for district name or constituency name will start displaying the list. For example, if I want to select my city 'Lucknow' but the field is not showing the list of districts, I will change the state name in the state field. I will change 'Uttar ...