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Monika Halan
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Contributor, Freelance
New Delhi
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Biography
As a well-known media personality, Monika’s goal is a fair marketplace for all participants in India’s retail financial sector. She is editor of Mint Money, the markets and finance section of Mint, India’s second largest business daily, which has an exclusive partnership with the Wall Street Journal. She is currently anchoring Smart Money, a popular personal finance weekly show on Bloomberg India. Monika has run workshops in rural India and advises not-for-profits on financial literacy strategies. She works with the government and regulators to bring the consumer’s voice into policy making. She is on the board of FPSB India and a member of the Task Force at the Financial Redress Agency of the Government of India.
Insurance technology real estate
Sports, business, world, technology, science.
Content
By Monika Halan| Hindustan Times Verified This is the interim period between wars that were fought with humans and those that will be fought with machines. As we straddle the yesterday and tomorrow, the world is in the middle of a bloodless war between the old-world hegemon that is the US, and the contender for the crown that is China. As the US plays Russian roulette with China in an all-in trade war, the rest of the world waits for the winner to be announced so that it can realign its national interest, according to the new world order.
By Monika Halan| HT Syndication@ The stage is yours for only 35 years India, April 2 -- Though the Vedas divided our lives into four ashrams or stages of that of a student, a householder, a retiree and a renouncer, our lived reality breaks it down to three - the learning, earning and harvesting stages.... To read the full article or to get the complete feed from this publication, please Contact Us.
By Monika Halan| Hindustan Times Verified Though the Vedas divided our lives into four ashramas or stages of that of a student, a householder, a retiree and a renouncer, our lived reality breaks it down to three — the learning, earning and harvesting stages. The first 20-25 years of an average life are spent in learning to earn. The next 35-40 in earning and the rest — it can go up to 40 years — in harvesting from the earning years.
Company Info
Freelance
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