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It was reported a few days back that Shahid Kapoor and the team of his forthcoming film, 'Jersey', will finally start shooting from December 13 and accordingly, the actor today has shared an update on the film's journey. He shared the film's clapboard and announced about the team starting the shoot. After an impressive performance in the south remake of 'Arjun Reddy', the actor is now set to cash in some more fans with his next which is a sports drama. Today, Shahid took to his Instagram handle and shared a photo that had the film's clapboard along with a few trophies and cups. He captioned, "It’s never too late to chase your dream. #Jersey . . The journey begins." Actor Shahid was not keeping well however, he has started shooting for the film today. Reportedly, Shahid has been under the weather for a while, and his doctor has advised him to put a hold on all work commitments and take bed rest. View this post on Instagram It’s never too late to chase your dream. … [Read more...] about Team ‘Jersey’ starts shooting, Shahid Kapoor shares the film’s clapboard

Bollywood star Arjun Kapoor believes constantly seeking external validation through work rather than enjoying the process of acting can force a person to take wrong decisions. Though the actor cares about results, he believes that alone should not be a deciding factor in one's choice of roles. "If I do everything for external validation and proving myself, then I will make wrong decisions. In my career, I have realised that I can do anything if I have my conviction. We go wrong from time-to-time (and) that's human. "But I have to be excited as a person to tell a story. I will be lying if I say I don't care about the results, we all do and we all must as it is result-driven business but that can't be the only deciding factor. I need to enjoy the process as an actor," Arjun told PTI in an interview here. The actor, who most recently headlined Ashutosh Gowariker's Panipat, says he if he was looking at proving himself, he would have stuck to the action image that he established early in … [Read more...] about Arjun Kapoor Says Aditya Chopra Rejected Him Three to Four Times Before Ishaqzaade

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        The restrictions imposed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative (PMC) Bank on September 23 have pushed several housing societies in the city on the brink of a financial crisis. The central bank had capped the withdrawals from PMC Bank to ₹50,000 for six months, after a fraud worth ₹4,855 crore, in which several of the bank’s executives are allegedly involved, came to light in September. “Of the 35,000 co-operative housing societies registered in the city, around 2,000 have their accounts or deposits in PMC Bank,” said Ramesh Prabhu, chairman of Maharashtra Societies Welfare Association.Until 2013, it was mandatory for co-operative housing societies in the state to deposit their funds only in co-operative banks. On December 5, 2013, the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies (MCS) Act, 1960, was amended, allowing societies to deposit their money in a nationalised or regional banks. However, … [Read more...] about PMC Bank crisis: Housing societies stare at cash crunch as funds remain locked up

A savings bank (SB) account, where pay is credited for millions of salaried-class people across the country every month, earns one of the lowest interest rates — mostly 3.5% — among most categories of deposit accounts. As a result, a large chunk of money flows out from savings accounts every month after the salary is credited, as individuals eye a higher return by investing in fixed deposits, mutual funds, direct equities and public provident fund, among other avenues.However, this requires some amount of paperwork or efforts, at least initially, as the money has to be moved from the savings account to another account.Nippon India Mutual Fund, earlier known as Reliance Nippon Life Asset Management, is targeting this huge segment through its ‘Salary Addvantage Program’, wherein the salary of an individual is directly credited to his account with the fund house and not a bank, before it is invested in liquid funds to earn higher returns compared with bank … [Read more...] about ‘Banking’ on deposits not a good idea, says this fund house