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  New Delhi: High price of  5G  airwaves in India, willingness of users to migrate from 2G/4G to 5G and the capital expenditure that telecom companies will incur to deploy full-scale commercial  5G network  are some of the unknown variables that need to be addressed before successful implementation of the next-gen technology,  India Ratings and Research  ( Ind-Ra ) said. “The reserve prices for 5G auctions are too high. Although the 5G auctions are not yet announced, the reserve price could yield a return on capital employed of only 7%,” the ratings firm said in a note on Wednesday after the government gave its nod on commencing 5G trials. Secondly, the number of users willing to switch to 5G from 4G/ 2G and the incremental average revenue per user (ARPU) that they are willing to pay need to be watched out for. “With the current ARPU ranging between INR121-166/user/month, and more than 350 million subscribers still using voice only/ 2G services with significantly lower ARPU, the viabil

  Deeply traditional yet endlessly surprising, India is one of those destinations that ends up on every traveler's bucket list at some point. They might dream of going to   Agra  to see the   Taj Mahal   in all its glory or exploring the   royal palaces  scattered throughout   Rajasthan.  Others find themselves attracted to the jaw-dropping landscapes in   Darjeeling  and   Rishikesh , or the postcard-perfect beaches in   Goa. There's also India's big cities— New Delhi, Mumbai,  and  Kolkata —each of which has its own distinctive personality. It's impossible to get bored exploring the  temples ,  markets , and  colorful streets  of India's biggest urban centers. The hardest part of traveling to India is figuring out exactly what to see on your journey. Whether you're going on an epic backpacking trip or a luxe vacation, plan your adventure with this list of the best places to visit in India. Note: Some businesses may be temporarily closed due to recent global he

  The year 2020-21 has not been short of a whirlwind but the stock markets soared over 80% from the lows of March 2020 to the end of FY21. Despite a pandemic, the upward trend in momentum has been a relief to some and a surprise to many given the problems at the bottom of the pyramid. However, markets made money for all those who were invested pre-pandemic. Fundamentally strong, risky, cyclical – all themes have played out one time or other in the past year but the fears of a second wave are now real and with interest rates already at rock bottom, investors should look for stocks which are more resilient and can withstand difficult times if things start moving from bad to worse. A basket approach with a diversified mix of sound-quality stocks can help absorb the short-term losses and provide sound risk-adjusted returns. The power of compounding can also play out if stocks are held for the longer term. The key to being a successful investor is being patient. You should let your profits

People we have lost in 2020 1 - Sushant Singh Rajput - ( 21/01/1986 - 14/06/2020 ) Sushant started his career after dropping out his engineering course at Delhi College of Engineering and started his career with Bollywood  Some of the movies by Sushant Singh Rajput 1) - Kai Po Che ( 2013 )  2) - Shuddh Desi Romance  3) - Detective Byomkesh Bakshy 4) - Raabta  5) - PK 6) - Mahendra Singh Dhoni 2 - Rishi Kapoor ( Diamond of Kapoor Family)  04/09/1952 - 30/04/2020  3 - Irrfan Khan ( 7/01/1967 - 29/04/2020 )  4 - Chadwick Aaron Boseman ( 29/11/1976 - 28/08/2020) 5 - Kobe Bryant ( 23/08/1978 - 26/03/2020 )  6 - Wajid Khan ( 10/07/1977 - 01/06/2020 )  7 - Kirk Douglas ( 09/12/ 1916 - 05/02/2020 )  9 - Diego Maradona ( 30/10/1960 - 25/11/2020 )  10 - Tony Hsieh ( 12/12/1973 - 27/11/2020 )  11 - Patrick Quinn ( 10/02/1983 - 22/11/2020 )  12 - Naya Riverra ( 12/01/1987 - 08/07/2020 )  13 - Kelly Preston ( 13/10/1962 - 12/07/2020 ) 14 - Nick Cordero ( 17/09/1978 - 05/07/2020 )