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Poor VW Polo GT buying experience: EVM Perumbavoor/Kottayam To start with, I am new to Team BHP and I also do not own a car as of now. Unfortunately, my experience to own my first car has not been smooth which is why I was advised by my friends who are car enthusiasts to seek suggestions from Team BHP. Below is the series of event that I am going through and any sort of help or advice from fellow BHPians to escalate this issue would be very much appreciated. January: I had decided to buy a Volkswagen Polo Highline AT (Toffee Brown) and had booked with EVM dealers at Perumbavoor, Kerala on January 1st, 2021. The booking amount they took was Rs. 5000/-, refundable if I decide to cancel. The sales executive told me the waiting period is three months to which I said I am completely fine with it. The vehicle s on-road price they quoted was 10.70. I wanted to give a surprise to my family, so I had not discussed this with them. However, my 10-year-old son found the ....
Use equity corrections as buying opportunity: Credit Suisse India April 22, 2021 Prefers cyclicals over defensive, mid-caps against large caps Credit Suisse, a global wealth management firm, anticipates some selling pressure in the Indian equity markets in the coming weeks and has recommended that this could offer a good buying opportunity from a 6-9 month perspective. “While the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic in India and subsequent restrictions may lead to some growth worries, we believe corporates are better placed this time. We do not expect a nationwide strict lockdown to curb the pandemic; instead policymakers could resort to partial lockdowns, faster vaccine approvals and strengthening of the healthcare infrastructure,” said Jitendra Gohli, Head of India Equity Research and Premal Kamdar, Equity Research Analyst at Credit Suisse Wealth Management India in the firm’s latest India Market Outlook Report. ....
Buying 86 400 will fire up competition: Ross McEwan subscribe A A The chief of the big four bank has denied that the 86 400 takeover will kill industry competition, insisting the deal will inspire others in the marketplace to step up their game. During a parliamentary hearing last week, NAB chief executive Ross McEwan declined to comment on speculation around the potential for Suncorp and Citi’s consumer banking businesses to be snatched up by competitors in the landscape, but he has given some insight into the bank’s game plan and its pending purchase of neobank 86 400. “Our strategy today is to grow through our own activities. But you know, every business, be it a bank or anybody else, will look at areas that may add to the customer service and make it more efficient, which helps customers longer-term with pricing,” Mr McEwan told the House of Representatives standing committee on economics on Friday (16 April). ....
LHC censures Punjab govt over long queues for buying sugar Top Story April 21, 2021 LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) Tuesday censured the Punjab government for making the citizens stand in long queues to buy subsidised sugar at Ramazan bazaars. “The government has made the people beggar in the name of Rs15 discount on the sugar price,” Justice Shahid Jamil Khan regretted, while hearing petitions of sugar mills against the government decision of fixing ex-mill price of the commodity at Rs80 per kilogram. The judge observed that making people stand in the queues for purchasing subsidised sugar was against dignity and self-respect of people. He remarked that “under Article 14 of the Constitution, the dignity of man, subject to law, shall be inviolable. ....