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A new report projects India’s mutual fund assets could exceed ₹300 lakh crore by FY35 as steady retail inflows strengthen long-term industry growth
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Euler believes that with high-quality components and real-time monitoring, EVs will need to visit a workshop only once a year compared to once in three months for regular vehicles
Behavioural-finance literature also shows that when financial information becomes complex, people tend to rely on mental shortcuts rather than detailed analysis
