The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Commission (MRTPC) has ordered an investigation into the non-transparent way in which banks are computing interest rates on home loans and how they discriminate between new and existing customers.
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Many banks are quick in raising interest rates whenever there is a slight increase in the cost of funds. But when it comes to slashing of interest rates, they wait for a considerable fall in the cost of funds before slashing interest rates by a small fraction.
Via India home loan.
Wow! I am really the wronged one!
It is a common practice for the banks to resort to this sort of gimmicks.We all have been affected this way!
ReplyDelete2.Manju, you cited sometime earlier that 'Bellari' is a tribal variant of Tulu.
Incidentally, it is found that Bellara is a type of scheduled castes enlisted in the District Gazetteer of South Kanara (1973 Ed).
Do you have any reference sources as to words/grammar in Bellari language? Could it be some form of early Tulu or transitional between a variant of early Munda and early Tulu?
Ravi:
ReplyDeleteI am afraid that's all I know about Bellara. It is also thought (from Ethnologue) to be a variant of Kannada. I guess that means its south Dravidian affiliations are strong.