A Thread on How RBI Controls Inflation and the impact of Today's CRR cut🏦

Did you know?
RBI has these 4 powerful tools to control inflation and drive growth.

📌CRR
📌Repo Rate
📌Reverse Repo Rate
📌SLR

Here’s how they work (in simple terms): 👇

This is our 136th Thread, kindly repost & bookmark 1) Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) 🏦
Banks must keep a % of deposits with the central bank.

🔼 Higher CRR → Less for banks to lend → Inflation controlled
🔽 Lower CRR → More for banks to lend → Growth encouraged

Small changes = Big impact!

Find out how Marico's HR team came up with a great idea to avoid labor unrest at their factory

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1) In the early 1990s, Marico Ltd sought to expand its business and grow its coconut oil brand- Parachute. 2) As a strategic move, the company's top management decided to set up a copra crushing plant in Kanjikode, Kerala.

3) This move would help the company to reduce its freight cost and make the brand Parachute more competitively priced against the rival brands.

How does the Indian Premier League make money?

A thread on IPL's Business Model, valuations, and some incredible facts on IPL

Kindly Consider a retweet to help us educate more investors. 1) Sponsorship deals

BCCI gets 50%
& Teams another 50%

Title sponsors: TATA

Official sponsors: Dream 11, CRED, up, RuPay, Saudi Tourism Authority, Swiggy Instamart, Upstox

Title sponsors - 670 crores
Official sponsors - 210 crores

Find out who won the court case when ITC sued Nestle over "Magic Masala"

1) Back in 2010, ITC entered the instant noodle market with its brand Sunfeast Yippee!

2) It started with two flavors- "Magic Masala" and "Classic Masala". 3) The flavours started gaining a lot of popularity and within 3 years, Yippee! had captured 12.5% market share in the instant noodles market.

4) Seeing the success of its competitor, Nestle launched a new similar-sounding variant of Maggi called "Maggi Magical Masala" in 2013.

How Much Virat Kohli Earns from his business ventures and Investments?

1) With a following of 248 million on Instagram, Virat is the most-followed celebrity in India and earns ~8 Crore per Instagram post.

Kindly Consider retweeting the thread to help us educate more investors. 2) Have you seen the MRF sticker on Virat Kohli's bat?
He signed a stunning 8-year deal with MRF in 2017 for bat sponsorship, and he earns 12.5 crores per year from that alone.

She started a Tea business with just one girl to answer phone calls and one driver for deliveries,
now has 111+ employees and built Rs 11+ Crore Topline Tea Company.

1) Dr Rupali Ambegaonkar launched the Tea Culture of the World(TCW) in 2010 from a 100 sq ft office in Mumbai. twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2) Her tea startup imported tea leaves from China. At their godown, tea leaves were blended in different flavours and sold the tea under the brand name Tea Culture of the World(TCW).

Thread on How Vijay Sales became one of the top retail chains with 4,000+ crore in sales

1) Nanu Gupta hails from a farming family in Haryana and moved to Mumbai in 1954.

2) He began his career as a salesperson selling sewing machines and fans. 3) Eventually, he opened his own shop in Matunga with a borrowed sum of 2,000 and named it 'Vijay Sales' after his brother.

4) Nanu had started Vijay Sales out of a modest 50-60 square feet room. Initially, he used to sell sewing machines, fans, etc. to the general public.

Did you know once Ratan Tata arranged for funds Overnight after an in-house SCAM of Rs. 600 Crores?

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1) Tata Finance was one of the oldest Non-Banking Finance Co (NBFC) in India established in 1984. 2) Tata Finance was growing rapidly in the 1990s and gained the trust of 4 Lakh Indians who had life savings of Rs. 875 crores deposited at Tata Finance.

3) Dilip Pendse, former Managing Director of Tata Finance, was once a financial genius and a protégé of Ratan Tata.

Nokia CEO had cried at the end of his speech saying, “we didn’t do anything wrong, but somehow, we lost.”

Lessons that we all MUST learn from the Nokia Failure Story

Kindly Consider retweeting to help us educate more investors via such threads 1) During the last press conference to announce NOKIA being acquired by Microsoft, Nokia CEO ended his speech by saying “we didn’t do anything wrong, but somehow, we lost”.

2) Upon saying that, all his management team, himself included ended up crying.

15 Lessons from One Up on Wall Street that will help you make more Money in the Markets

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1) Understand the nature of the companies you own and know the exact reason for holding the stock. 2) Look for small companies that are already profitable and have proven that their concept can be replicated.

3) Be suspicious of companies with growth rates of 50 to 100 % a year. Avoid hot stocks.

16 Facts about Gujarat that will blow your mind

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1) Gujarat is India's largest french fries exporter.

2) 8 out of 10 diamonds in the world are polished in Gujarat. 3) Gujarat is the world's 3rd largest denim manufacturer.

4) World's largest ship-breaking yard is in Alang, Gujarat.

5) India's first fully solar-powered village is Modhera in Gujarat.

6) India's first solar park was commissioned in Charanka of Patan district in Gujarat.

How are Jains (less than 0.5% of the population) are able to contribute ~25% of income tax?

In part 1, we saw what makes them one of the most affluent communities.
Today let us know about 18 key contributions of Jain community.

Consider re-tweeting to help us educate others. 1) Seth P Roychand, who started India's first stock exchange (Bombay Stock Exchange) was a Jain

2) Jains originating from the city of Palanpur, Gujarat control around 60% of the world's rough diamond trade

Did you know that the Jain community has the highest literacy rate of 94.1% in India?

In less than 3 minutes, Let us understand what makes the Jains the richest and one of the highest taxpaying communities.

Consider re-tweeting the thread to help us educate more investors. 1) Spirit of Entrepreneurship

Historically Jains have been a business community, and Business almost always creates more wealth than being in a 9-5 job.

Some of the remarkable billionaire entrepreneurs like Gautam Adani, Dilip Sanghavni (Sun Pharma) etc are a Jain.

Did you know 42% of Indian billionaires are Marwadi?

50% of Indian startups have at least one Marwari Co-Founder

A Thread on the history and what makes the Marwaris one of the wealthiest business communities in India

Consider re-tweeting to help us educate more investors. 1) Marwaris are an ethnic group that originated from the Marwar region of Rajasthan, India.

2) The history of migration of this community from Rajasthan is dated back to the end of the 17th century.

A thread on what is leading to the collapse of Facebook after being rebranded as Meta

18 reasons why Meta is in trouble, can it bounce back from this crisis?

Kindly re-tweet to help us educate more investors 1) In October 2021, Mark Zuckerberg created headlines after rebranding Facebook to Meta, in order to match his future visions for his business empire.

2) Meta made progress initially, however, one year later, its plans to fire 11,000 employees as part of its
cost-cutting plans.

Thread on the Suzlon Energy founder: Late Tulsi Tanti

Known as the "Wind Man of India" he was one of the richest energy entrepreneurs in the world

Kindly re-tweet to help us educate more investors 1) Tusli Tanti was born in Gujarat and studied commerce and mechanical engineering.

2) He started a textiles business and invested in two wind turbines in 1990 because of inadequate power supply in his area.

Important Lesson for all the drivers

Be extremely careful while changing the lane on highway.

After the Cyrus Mistry accident, Nitin Gadkari announces a penalty for not wearing seat-belts even in rear seats.

PS: Also make sure not to miss the other three videos shared below. 2)

A Mega Thread on the Legend, Jamshetji Tata, one of the most incredible Indian businessmen.

The complete story of the man who laid the foundations of the Tata Group (in less than 5 min)

Would be grateful if you re-tweet the thread to help me educate more investors. 1) His story dates back to 1858 when the British Raj had just established itself in India by ending the control of the East India Company.

2) During this time, the world was witnessing a textile Revolution and the cotton industry was one of the most profitable enterprises.

In the past few days, I spent almost 10 hours watching several interviews of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala

Here are the Top 10 Money Lessons I've found worth sharing from all his interviews combined.

Would be grateful if you re-tweet the thread to help me educate more investors. 1) Reality of Money

"Money is the harsh reality of life. Some love it, some die for it, some use it well, some waste it, most fight for it, and most others desire it.

Find out Why do most Indians still think of Bata as a desi brand.

How Bata entered and dominated the Indian footwear markets.
(Read time: Less than 2 min)

Make sure you re-tweet this thread and help us educate more investors! 1) Bata was established in CzechRepublic by Tomas Bata in 1894.

2) Bata's philosophy of making affordable footwear was a success and it became the largest footwear brand in Europe by the 1920s.

A complete case study of a disastrous business model failure

Thread on the story of the Rise and Fall of Kingfisher Airlines

Kindly re-tweet to help us educate more investors🧵👇 1) Launched in 2003, Kingfisher Airlines was part of United Breweries Group owned by Vijay Mallya.

2) Alex Wilcox, the first CEO, said the airline would not adopt the low-cost, no-frills model but chart the middle course.