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  • “Need to find balance between innovation and regulation in the Fintech sector,” says RBI Deputy Governor T Rabi Sankar

    “Need to find balance between innovation and regulation in the Fintech sector,” says RBI Deputy Governor T Rabi Sankar

    Mumbai: In a special keynote at the Moneycontrol Startup Conclave, RBI’s Deputy Governor, T Rabi Sankar spoke at length about the Fintech sector – The role it is playing to achieve financial inclusion and its regulations.

    “RBI is closely watching the evolving space of Fintech. Innovations are happening across three elements: time, access and data. New innovations are helping in driving down costs, refocusing products and services and improving customer reach and services. There are no Fintech regulations right now. We are talking to the industry and understanding whether there is a need to regulate them. Can’t give a timeline at the moment. But it will come only after consultation with them,” he added.

    “We at RBI need to understand how Fintechs are evolving and innovators are thinking. But the young innovators’ focus is on innovations and not as much on regulations yet and we need to find that balance. We time our intervention so that the industry (Fintech) is allowed to grow,” he said.

    Speaking on cryptocurrencies, RBI’s Deputy Governor said, “People trading crypto is not the concern but the unbacked cryptocurrencies and the product itself alongside its backers is the problem.” He also highlighted that stablecoins pegged to other currencies in emerging market economies pose several threats.

    “Stablecoins pegged to currencies, for example USD are not a risk to the USA. But stable currencies pegged to other currencies in emerging market economies (EMEs) pose very serious financial stability, capital management, and monetary policy risks,” Sankar said.

  • How Fitness and Prostate Supplements Can Affect Your Prostate Health

    Maintaining optimal prostate health is essential for men of all ages. As men age, their prostate gland is susceptible to becoming enlarged, which can lead to serious problems like benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or worse, prostate cancer.

    The good news is that you are the one in the driver’s seat when it comes to taking care of your prostate. There are concrete actions you can take to promote prostate health and reduce the risk of developing these conditions in the first place.

    Your diet, exercise and lifestyle habits are all vital components that affect your prostate health. These aspects can be complemented by taking prostate supplements. Keep in mind, though, that they are only a part of your prostate health journey, not something that can replace healthy lifestyle choices.

    Whether you’re looking to prevent prostate problems or manage existing issues, understanding the benefits of exercise and prostate supplements can help you take control of your prostate health. But before you start looking for the best supplement for prostate enlargement, keep reading to find out how supplements, exercise and lifestyle changes can aid in maintaining a healthy prostate gland.

    The prostate health workout

    Exercise is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle and can play a crucial role in maintaining optimal prostate health. The “Prostate Health Workout” is a fitness plan specifically designed to support prostate health. It includes exercises that target the pelvic floor and lower body, such as:

    Squats

    This exercise targets multiple muscle groups, including:

    •    Glutes
    •    Quadriceps
    •    Hamstrings

    Squats are easy to perform and can help improve overall lower body strength and promote healthy blood flow to the pelvic area. Just stand with your feet shoulder-width apart and slowly lower your body as if you were sitting in a chair. Be sure to keep your back straight and your knees behind your toes. Once you have completed a squat, slowly rise back up to a standing position.

    Lunges

    Lunges are another lower body exercise that can help improve your pelvic floor and prostate health. Like squats, lunges target your glutes, quads and hamstrings. To perform a lunge, step forward with one foot, bending both knees until your front knee is directly over your ankle. Then, push back up to a standing position and repeat with the other leg.

    Kegels

    Kegels are an exercise that also targets the pelvic floor muscles. These muscles support the bladder, rectum and prostate, and can help prevent urinary and fecal incontinence. To perform a kegel, imagine that you are trying to stop the flow of urine midstream. Squeeze your pelvic floor muscles and hold for a few seconds before releasing. Repeat this action several times.

    Yoga

    Yoga consists of a set of movements and low-impact exercises that will help improve your flexibility, balance and overall well-being. Certain yoga poses, like the Warrior Pose and the Downward-Facing Dog, can also help improve pelvic floor and prostate health.

    The role of diet in prostate health

    As you may expect, diet plays an important role in maintaining optimal prostate health. Consuming a diet that is high in fruits, vegetables and whole grains can help reduce the risk of prostate problems. Additionally, you should try to limit or avoid altogether processed foods and red meat, as they increase the risk of prostate cancer. Here are some facts you should know about the connection between different types of food and prostate health:

    Fruits and vegetables

    Since they are rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, eating fruits and vegetables can help protect against prostate problems. Specifically, tomatoes and other red and pink fruits contain lycopene, which has prostate health benefits. Leafy green vegetables, like spinach and kale, are also good sources of nutrients that support prostate health.

    Whole grains

    Whole grains, such as brown rice, quinoa and whole wheat bread, are high in fiber and can help promote healthy bowel movements. Maintaining regular bowel movements can help prevent the buildup of toxins in the body, which can contribute to prostate problems.

    Processed foods and red meat

    Processed foods, especially fast food and packaged snacks are typically high in sugar, salt and unhealthy fats. Consuming these foods can increase inflammation in your body, which increases the risk of prostate cancer.

    The role of supplements in prostate health

    In addition to exercise and a healthy diet, supplements can also play a role in maintaining optimal prostate health. Certain supplements contain nutrients that have prostate health benefits, including:

    Saw palmetto

    Commonly used to support prostate health, saw palmetto extract comes from the fruit of the saw palmetto plant and is used to help reduce the symptoms of an enlarged prostate. It works by reducing the production of dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone that can contribute to prostate problems.

    Zinc

    The prostate gland contains more zinc than any other organ in the body, and a deficiency in zinc increases the risk of prostate problems. Thus, zinc supplements provide your body with an essential mineral that can help support prostate health by reducing inflammation and supporting healthy immune function.
    Beta-sitosterol

    Beta-sitosterol is found in many foods, including fruits, vegetables and nuts. Beta-sitosterol supplements have prostate health benefits by reducing inflammation and supporting healthy immune function.

    Conclusion

    In conclusion, you can take proactive steps to support your prostate health by combining exercise, a healthy diet and supplements. By taking care of your body and seeking medical attention when necessary, you can achieve optimal prostate health and lead a healthy, active life.

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  • Amazon India and Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (MIB) join hands to boost India’s creative economy

    Mumbai: Amazon India, has announced that it has signed a Letter of Engagement (LoE) with the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB), Government of India, with an objective of growing India’s creative economy. As part of this collaboration, Amazon and MIB will help build pathways to promote creative talent in India, create capacity across eminent film and TV institutes, and globally showcase Made in India creative content. The LoE was signed at The National Media Centre, New Delhi in presence of union minister for information & broadcasting and youth affairs & sports Anurag Singh Thakur, Amazon India vice president Public Policy Chetan Krishnaswamy and Gaurav Gandhi, Prime Video VP Asia Pacific Gaurav Gandhi.

    As part of the LoE, Prime Video and miniTV will both work towards providing internships, and scholarships to students at Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) and Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute (SRFTII). This will enable students to gain real work exposure, and become industry-ready.

    Amazon.in will also curate a special storefront feature to promote books and journals across genres reflecting India’s heritage from MIB’s Publication Division. The Alexa All India Radio skill published by Prasar Bharti will help disseminate news bulletins, and educational content. The collaboration will also help in broadening the reach of Prasar Bharati’s music via Amazon Music and Alexa.

    Speaking about the partnership with Amazon, Thakur said, “The partnership with Amazon India is unique on a number of counts and the Letter of Engagement spans across various aspects of the creative industry. The partnership would help to strengthen industry-academia linkages through provisions for scholarships, internships, masterclasses, and other opportunities for students at Film and Television Institute of India and Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute of India, and help to reduce the period of struggle for the talented artists coming out of prestigious film institutes of India.”

    “As the Indian economy expands at a fast-clip, Amazon is uniquely placed to contribute to the nation’s growth journey on multiple fronts including e-commerce, logistics, digital skilling, cloud computing, payments, artificial intelligence and in building the creative economy. Over the years, we have been working with the Indian government to create a meaningful impact at scale through our various collaborations and initiatives,” said  Krishnaswamy. “As we celebrate Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, this milestone Letter of Engagement with the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, strengthens our commitment to globally promote and showcase India’s creative talent and stories through our multiple services such as Prime Video, miniTV, Amazon Music, Alexa, IMDb, and our marketplace business,” added Krishnaswamy.  

    “At Prime Video, we have always looked at ourselves as the enablers of the creative ecosystem. As an entertainment hub, there is room for every story to be told, which is only enriched if more passionate storytellers find the training, platform and resources required to bring their best work forward,” said  Gandhi. “Our rich cultural diversity offers immense potential, to drive a thriving creative economy and further India’s soft- power, internationally. Our holistic collaboration with MIB, looks at every life stage and every-corner of integration to stimulate the growth of the industry, and we are very optimistic of the pathways that it will create,” added Gandhi.

    Actor Varun Dhawan, who is also Prime Bae for Prime Video said, “As Prime Bae, I am thrilled to witness this landmark collaboration between MIB and Amazon, Before Anyone Else. For any artist, the ultimate dream is to be recognized for our work. Thanks to streaming services like Prime Video, today, even people in the remotest corners of the world are dancing to our music and repeating our dialogues. A collaboration of this nature helps us all work towards redefining what it means to be an Indian on the global entertainment stage.”

  • Tata CLiQ Luxury and HSBC announce The Luxe Life: Edition 3

    Tata CLiQ Luxury and HSBC announce The Luxe Life: Edition 3

    Mumbai: After the grand success of the first two digital editions, Tata CLiQ Luxury, India’s premier luxury lifestyle platform, and HSBC present ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3,’ in association with Vogue Business, which will be held on 17 January 2023 at The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai.

    ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3’ will bring together luxury thought leaders and creators to discuss the future of luxury and slow commerce through the lenses of technology, sustainability, and innovation.

    Tata CLiQ Luxury has partnered with marquee global luxury brands across different sectors to curate this one-of-a kind event. ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3’ will explore the theme of “Moving Fast. Living Slow” by providing a forum for thought leaders from India and across the globe to discuss how the slow luxury experience is changing in relation to the rest of the world, embracing new technologies, and forging ahead following the pandemic’s pause. The event will see renowned leaders such as PLATFORMe’s Gonçalo Cruz, Authentic Brands Group’s Henry Stupp, Tata Sons Brand Custodian Harish Bhat, TCS Extended Reality (XR) Lab’s Dr. Ashok Maharaj, designers Anita Dongre and Masaba Gupta, BCG’s Abheek Singhi, Meta’s Meghna Apparao, and others bring their perspectives as they explore the new ideas, trends, and technology shaping the luxury industry.

    Commenting on the announcement of ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3,’ Tata CLiQ Luxury chief business officer Gitanjali Saxena said, “At Tata CLiQ Luxury, we are focused on expanding our assortment and categories that enhance consumers’ lifestyles and offer an unparalleled online luxury shopping experience, thus building the platform as a luxury lifestyle destination. The Luxe Life is our flagship property, where we examine India’s ever-evolving luxury market by championing new ideas and themes as well as celebrate the most thought-provoking voices across the globe. Following two successful digital editions, ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3’ is the first on-ground edition, delving deep into the digital landscape and future of luxury in the country through panel discussions with leading game-changers from the world of fashion and technology.”

    Co-partnered by Diageo India, Natural Diamond Council, and Taj, ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3’ will #explorethenew through conversations and curated experiences for the attendees. The event will feature an exclusive line-up of sessions wherein industry stalwarts will discuss themes such as slow commerce and sustainability, luxury and metaverse, understanding the new luxury customer, future proofing one’s business in the web 3 age, and more. In addition, a special film titled India on the Move will be premiered at the event and released digitally on the Tata CLiQ Luxury platform and social media channels. As the country brims with energy, raring to go, this documentary explores what India is thinking, feeling, and consuming. The film will discover the inspiring stories of hope, optimism & beauty through the voices of 44 creatives from across India.

    Speaking on the event, HSBC India MD & head of wealth and personal banking Sandeep Batra said, “We are delighted to partner with Tata CLiQ Luxury’s ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3,’ an event brimming with quality, diversity, and global giants. With an interesting line-up of panel discussions and an enthralling experience for one, this event will surely set a benchmark for luxury events.”

    Vogue Business managing director Stephen Morgan said, “Vogue Business is a global b2b fashion and business title launched in 2019, which has established itself as a leading voice covering the fashion industry’s most pertinent topics such as sustainability and technology. We are delighted to partner with Tata CLiQ Luxury for their leadership property. ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3’ will witness thought leaders from different industries sharing their insights on various facets of luxury, and we are thrilled to bring our global understanding of luxury fashion and technology to the event.”

    “Diageo Reserve is all about world class luxurious experiences centred in our amazing brand worlds. We are excited to join hands with Tata CLiQ Luxury’s ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3’ to raise a toast to inspiring conversations and to celebrate a world of epicurean possibilities,” said Diageo India & South Asia chief business development officer: luxury, reserve & craft Shweta Jain.

    Natural Diamond Council managing director – India & Middle East Richa Singh  said, “We are excited to be a part of ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3’ by Tata CLiQ Luxury. Consumers value artistry, craftsmanship, and sentiment, especially for fine jewellery. As they embrace conscious luxury, they are investing in products that hold meaning, can be cherished, and left behind as a lasting legacy. The event has an exciting line-up of discussions ranging from sustainability to technology, and the insights from these sessions will help in understanding how luxury has evolved in India.”

    Commenting on the occasion, IHCL executive vice president sales & marketing Parveen Chander said, “While the concept of luxury has continued to evolve over time, what has remained unchanged is the aura of timelessness that is instantly associated with luxury brands. This makes the partnership of our iconic luxury brand Taj and Tata CLiQ Luxury’s The Luxe Life the perfect collaboration of change-makers in the luxury Indian market, paving the path for the global luxury consumer.”

    A Mercedes-Benz installation will also be displayed at the event, reflecting the brand’s core driving pillars. This sculpture has been made by repurposing 200 Mercedes-Benz hubcaps that envelope the central figure in a fluid form, reinforcing a human connection. The artist, Little Shilpa, places them in conversation with dynamic, vivid shapes that convey “Desire for the Extraordinaire.”

    Talking about the installation, Shilpa Chavan, said, “I’m excited to present the luxury totem ERRE, an installation I designed for Mercedes-Benz, at Tata CLiQ Luxury’s ‘The Luxe Life: Edition 3.’ ERRE was designed to bring to life the brand’s three primary driving pillars: sustainability, desire, and innovation. The head piece consists of wheels that move in two directions: backward and forward, signifying the past and future. With this installation, we want to drive home the message that we can move into the future on the foundation of our experience and learnings.”

    The first two digital editions of ‘The Luxe Life’ explored insightful conversations and featured films from global tastemakers and luxury insiders. The first edition was introduced in July 2021 to #decodethenew ideas and themes that drive luxury with purpose across fashion, beauty, design, and more while the second edition held in March 2022 was a five-day digital film and shopping festival with a #visionforfuture.

  • Cryptocurrency VeChain (VET) – what is it

    Cryptocurrency VeChain (VET) – what is it

    VeChain (VET) is a digital currency (token) of its developer platform, which acts as a vast platform for converting ordinary information into digital based on the blockchain. The platform is used to label goods in politics, production, and logistics. The essence of the project is to obtain reliable data about the product from the beginning of its show to its receipt by the end consumer. VeChain Thor is a different product that connects 2 systems: the Internet and the blockchain.

    What is VeChain (VET)

    It is challenging for an ordinary person to understand what VeChain is immediate, so you need to familiarize yourself with the product’s features. The platform is made to work with various market groups, including B2B and B2C, and vet to usd.

    Manufacturers are allowed to monitor the sources of distribution in real time by marking all products with a digital code, which is unique. The consumer can verify the authenticity and quality and receive detailed data about the product by scanning the code through a smartphone and a special application.
    The basis of the platform is the solution to all problems caused by fakes on the market. For example, a customer wants to buy an expensive Rolex brand watch, but he cannot 100% believe the seller that the product is genuine. Suppose the manufacturer uses a similar platform for their products. In that case, any consumer can scan the code through their phone to obtain all the data about the product: year of manufacture, materials, country, and so on.

    The platform should help different companies work quickly with each other without deception and intermediaries. As a result of this, the creators believe that the VeChain cryptocurrency will allow the following:

    ● Use technology to digitize real goods and store data about them in the blockchain network. QR codes, RFID tags, and NFC chips are used for this. For any product, a unique code will be entered in the register, and a particular identifier will be applied to the product. After reading it, a person receives accurate data on the movement of the product. When it comes to food, the client can find out who, when, and the products were produced. Similar measures are used for auto and branded goods.

    ● Enter and store information about business documents and corporate materials. This leads to the fact that all data cannot be deleted or corrected; all business partners will be able to access such a register.

    ● Launch of smart contracts, allowing firms to create contracts without the help of lawyers independently.

    Why should you be careful when making an exchange?

    Most cryptocurrency owners note that they are afraid of becoming victims of fraud from unreliable services. For this reason, for cryptocurrency exchange, it is worth choosing only proven and reliable services that users have already verified.

    It is essential to pay attention to the following factors:

    ● Cryptocurrency exchange rate – it should be profitable

    ● The service should not ask for your data that is not needed for the operation

    ● Choose a service with which you will work conveniently and profitably, and do not forget about reliability.

    Which service to choose?

    We advise you to pay attention to such a reliable and high-quality service as letsexchange.io, which meets all the criteria described above. The people who used his services were satisfied with both the level of security and the transaction’s profitability, like sell usdt.

    All of the above suggests that your cooperation with the letsexchange.io service will be pleasant and beneficial. Therefore, we advise you to pay attention to this service and use it whenever you have to exchange cryptocurrency.

     

  • Bowlers can spell doom for batters in Australia, says Ishant Sharma

    Bowlers can spell doom for batters in Australia, says Ishant Sharma

    Veteran bowler Ishant Sharma talks about India’s chances of winning and how the current player line-up is perfect. In the interview, Sharma expressed his thoughts about the former captain’s batting performance being crucial for the win and believes Kohli will be there for his team. He also discussed other talents on Rohit Sharma’s team and how they have a great chance of winning the ICC T20 World Cup 2022 after the prolonged wait since 2007.

    While the Indian fast bowler is excited about the tournament, he thinks it will be a great one as multiple teams have fantastic players. For Sharma, it’s more exciting, especially after the first match victory for India.

    Explaining the key points to bring home the silver cup, Sharma thinks the bowlers will be ‘crucial’ in the tournament. The chances of bounce are pretty high. Bowlers will have a lot of opportunities since Australian grounds are big. He also states that scoring runs are comparatively easy in T20 tournaments these days. He says bowlers are the ones ‘who can make the difference.’

    Explaining India’s odds against winning without star bowler Jasprit Bumrah, Sharma said, “There is plenty of depth in India’s fast bowling and somebody is going to have to step up and win the World Cup for their team.”

    When he was asked whether the Indian team has the perfect balance of experienced and youth players, Sharma was affirmative. He expressed how the team has a good ‘experienced core’ with players like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Dinesh Karthik, and KL Rahul. He also said the Indian team has multiple players accustomed to winning T20 games.

    He also stated that the Indian team is in good shape and they have prepared well. Sharma said, “The Indian team has played a lot of T20 cricket in the build-up and I think they’ve rotated the team well enough so that every player is mentally fresh. That’s so important.”

    Praising India’s star player Kohli, Sharma showcased full support and faith for the former skipper. Sharma said, “I have played so much cricket with him since childhood and I know that he will perform exactly how the team needs him to perform. If they require quick innings from him, he will deliver. If they need somebody to bat through the innings, he can do that, too,” while explaining how Kohli is all about his team.

    During the interview, Ishant Sharma also talked about other players at length, like how Rishabh Pant has the power to win a game ‘single-handedly.’ He also explained how Suryakumar Yadav is a ‘difficult player to bowl to.’

    While concluding, the interviewer asked Sharma to name challenging teams for the upcoming T20 World Cup, and he pointed to England and Australia. With star players like Jos Buttler and David Warner on these teams, Sharma thinks ‘they can put bowlers under pressure from any situation and are a big part of why he thinks their teams can challenge India for the title.

     

  • Can I Hire A Car In Tanzania For Self Drive

    Can I Hire A Car In Tanzania For Self Drive

    Tanzania is world-famous because the highest mountain in Africa is located in the country. But of course, Mount Kilimanjaro is not the only thing this special country has to offer. The beautiful nature parks, wild animals and the population make a visit to Tanzania complete. Do you want to discover Tanzania with a self-drive holiday?  Then that is possible with Self-Drive East Africa to plan your personal self-drive trip to Tanzania. The trip can be made without a guide, so during the trip, you have all the freedom.

    Car rental Tanzania is one of the leading 4×4 safari car rental agencies in Tanzania specialized in self-drive car hire at the cheapest price on the market. With our extensive fleet we wish to enable you to Drive Your Own Adventure, visiting less travelled destinations and catering to all budgets. At 4×4 Tanzania, we pride ourselves on our amazing customer service norms, and we offer the all of our clients, free callbacks, and a large selection of 4×4 cars in all of our sites guaranteeing you have the most ideal choice to look over. Serving most of the East African major gateways for business and leisure, we have a large fleet of 4×4 safari vehicles in all models and size for our clients to look over.

    The best self-drive 4×4 car hire options for self-drive tours in Tanzania which include; the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, V8, LX, GX, Mini vans for big families. These cars have a great track record and are the most capable and enduring for self-drive in the wild.

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT RENTING A CAR IN TANZANIA

    What is the age limit to rent a car in Tanzania for self-drive?

    When it comes to hiring a car in Tanzania for self Drive Tanzania experience, there is an age limit before one is allowed to book the car. Here at Car Rental Tanzania have an age limit of 22 years to 75 years of age for those interested in hiring a car in Tanzania for self-drive. This is done to ensure safety of our clients on the roads. It’s always advised by doctors that one someone is above 75 years of age then he/she gets tired easily and this means driving on bumpy roads in Tanzania national parks becomes hectic and tiresome for them. That is why we apply that car rental age limit policy.

    When is the best time to rent a car in Tanzania?

    This is a common question among our clients. We always advice our clients to hire cars in Tanzania with us at any time of the year. Every day is a good day to rent a car in Tanzania and there is nothing like best time to book a car. Depending on your travel plans, get any type of car for hire with us either in summer or winter.

    How can I rent a car in Tanzania?

    Renting a car in Tanzania is as easy as contacting us through our booking page. All you need to do is fill in the form and send. Our reservation team will get back you with the best Tanzania car hire offers. We are always available to answer your call and guide you on the perfect car for hire in Tanzania. If you are near or in Tanzania, then you can visit our offices and rent a car physically.

    What are the Road Rules in Tanzania?

    Before hiring a car in Tanzania, one needs to know the road rules and regulations to avoid making mistakes both on and off-road. Here at Car Rental Tanzania we have come up with a list of road rules and regulations for our clients to follow while on a Tanzania self-drive safari. We have also listed all the road signs to follow while driving in Tanzania.

    How can I Acquire a driving License in Tanzania?

    If you are planning to book a Tanzania self-drive car then you need to have a valid driving permit. We have come up with a guide on how to obtain or renew a driving license in Tanzania.

    Can I cross the border with a car rented in Tanzania?

    When you rent a car in Tanzania, then we allow you to cross the border with it to other East African countries like Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi and Congo. All you need to do is inform us that you will need to cross the border with car and we shall make that happen.

    Is my driving License Accepted in Tanzania?

    Are you planning to go on Self-drive Tanzania? Then you need to have a valid driving license. If you are a foreigner then it’s okay you can use your valid driving license from your country. Its 100% accepted in Tanzania and therefore you shouldn’t worry about that. Go on and rent a car in Tanzania for self-drive and use your driving permit.

    What is the perfect car for hire in Tanzania?

    When it comes to selecting the best car for hire in Tanzania then this depends on someone’s travel plans. There are cars best for safaris like the 4×4 Toyota Land cruiser, Safari land cruisers, safari vans and more. There are also cars perfect for town driving like the luxury cars. Therefore a perfect car depends on someone’s choice and travel plans.

    Are rental cars in Tanzania Comprehensively insured?

    Yes, here at Car Rental Tanzania we ensure that all our cars are comprehensively insured. We don’t give our clients cars that are not insured. This is done to ensure safety of both our clients and our cars.

    How do I pay for a car rental in Tanzania?

    Paying for car hire in Tanzania with us is as easy and sending the agreed money to our company bank accounts. We also allow payments on arrival when the car is delivered. We also allow credit card payments. Therefore one has various options to use when paying for car rental in Tanzania.

    Is it more expensive to hire a car with manual or automatic transmission in Tanzania?

    Here at Rent a car Tanzania company we hire both automatic cars and manual cars in Tanzania at the same price. Unlike other car rental companies, we ensure that our clients get the best car hire prices in Tanzania. Go on and book any type of car with us today.

    Why Book with Car Rental Tanzania?

        Trustworthy
        Reliable
        24/7 Support on and off-road
        Lowest Car hire Prices in Tanzania
        Unlimited Mileage Car Rental
        Comprehensively insured cars
        Freedom with the car
        Well maintained/serviced cars
        Free Route planning
        Travel planning Guide

    In conclusion in Tanzania, there are some companies that offer car rental services for self-drive trips to tourists and some don’t. It’s important to look for a reliable company that provides cars with good standards that will suit your trip without problems. Car rental Tanzaniaoffers car rental services of standard quality.

  • What Are the Key Variables for Calculating the Breakeven Formula

    What Are the Key Variables for Calculating the Breakeven Formula

    The breakeven formula is one of the most basic formulas in accounting. It helps you determine whether your business is profitable or not, and it’s a great place to start when you’re trying to figure out how much you need to charge for your product or service. The breakeven formula identifies how many units you need to sell, taking into account fixed and variable costs. Make sure to understand how to calculate these metrics because you’ll add them to the pitch deck to impress investors during your fundraising efforts. The breakeven and estimated profits could also influence the safe note you draw up when contracting with financiers.

    Calculating Fixed Costs

    Fixed costs are those that don’t change with the level of sales. The most obvious example is rent. If you have to pay rent every month, it doesn’t matter how many products you make or how much you sell; the same amount of rent will come out of your pocket each month.

    Examples of fixed costs are:

    ●  Utilities – Gas, electric, internet, water, telephone, in addition to any other rates that do not change by sales volume.
    ●  Insurance and loans – Insurance and loan repayments plus interest. Includes any equipment that is rented out that is paid periodically over time.
    ●  Depreciation – If you buy equipment, such as office computers, this is a capital item that must be depreciated over a specified length of time.
    ●  Payroll – For paid employees. Include pension, and benefits but exclude commission that is directly related to sales or production levels.
    ●  Premises – Costs associated with the premises on a monthly or yearly basis, including the mortgage, interest, rent, and any other associated service costs.

    It is important to create a spreadsheet that itemizes each of these expenses. When it comes to each of your company’s fixed costs, you should make an effort to estimate how much money those costs will amount to on both a monthly and a yearly basis for the company’s fiscal year. It’s part of learning how to calculate the breakeven point.

    Variable Costs

    Variable costs are the expenses that have to be paid to keep a business going. These costs change with the volume of business, so they’re considered “variable.” If you’re a coffee shop, for example, your variable costs are the coffee beans, coffee cups, and other ingredients you need to make your coffee drinks. 

    Examples of variable costs are:

    ●  Production supplies – Such as oil, are consumed based on the amount of machinery usage. Therefore, these costs vary with volume.
    ●  Wages – Includes commission-based salaries tied to the sales or manufacturing of items and the money paid to contractors.
    ●  Materials – The cost of the raw materials used to manufacture or create your product, such as the costs of presentation materials if running a consultancy.
    ●  Delivery – Delivery costs are the costs associated with getting a product from the manufacturer or supplier to the customer.
    ●  Marketing –Money spent on client acquisition. Depending on how effective your marketing is, increased expenses should result in increased sales.

    It’s not always easy to figure out variable costs, especially as your company grows and expands. As you grow, expand, and need more stock, you may receive a percentage off for buying in bulk.

    Factor in these key variables when working out the breakeven point and you’ll exactly where your company is at, and the areas where you need to work harder to ensure consistent profits and lasting success. 

    BIO

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    Alejandro Cremades is a serial entrepreneur and the author of The Art of Startup Fundraising. With a foreword by ‘Shark Tank‘ star, Barbara Corcoran and published by John Wiley & Sons, the book was named one of the best books for entrepreneurs. The book offers a step-by-step guide to today‘s way of raising money for entrepreneurs. 

    Most recently, Alejandro built and exited CoFoundersLab, which is one of the largest communities of founders online. 

    Prior to CoFoundersLab, Alejandro worked as a lawyer at King & Spalding, where he was involved in one of the biggest investment arbitration cases in history ($113 billion at stake). 

    Alejandro is an active speaker and has given guest lectures at the Wharton School of Business, Columbia Business School, and NYU Stern School of Business. 

    Alejandro has been involved with the JOBS Act since its inception and was invited to the White House and the US House of Representatives to provide his stands on the new regulatory changes concerning fundraising online.
     

  • Zoom switches from a video calling, meeting app to a UCaaS platform; bolsters business

    Zoom switches from a video calling, meeting app to a UCaaS platform; bolsters business

    Mumbai:  Zoom, a collaboration platform, set up its office in India back in 2019. Due to Covid and the popularity of video conferencing, the company experienced rapid expansion. The company is trying to switch from a video, meeting calling software to unified communications as a service (UCaaS) platform as businesses return to the office, either fully or partially. As more individuals return to the workforce and the amount of WFH (work from home) increasingly decreases, it seeks to redefine and reimagine the workplace.

    Zoom general manager and head of India & SAARC region Sameer Raje stated during a media briefing at a Zoom Rooms Experience Day that the Zoom India team has significantly expanded since beginning operations in India in 2019.

    He stated that India is a significant market both within the Asia Pacific region and globally, but avoided discussing business objectives. “India forms a large part of our business. The idea was to provide video first collaboration for companies when it first launched back in 2011 abroad. It became the go-to choice for enterprises. Now Zoom aims to be a complete UCaaS platform in the country. Our aim is to move beyond being just a meeting app to offering a suite of services. These components have been built onto the platform. We had tremendous growth during the pandemic but that was video meeting growth. Now we are seeing growth from a collaboration platform aspect. People install Zoom and rework their workplace. The growth in India continues but in a different format.”

    Raje continued the brief by noting that one of the components of Zoom moving towards being a UCaaS platform is Zoom Phone and the company is working with Indian regulators to bring it to the country. “We have Zoom Meetings and Zoom Webinar. We recently acquired Solvvy, a conversational AI Zoom that has also introduced its own conversational and AI platform.”

    The company, which had earlier launched Zoom Contact Centre, is counting on the solvvy acquisition to help them redefine the contact centre category with unified communications. The goal is to accelerate its contact centre roadmap to create a concierge-level experience for customers.

    He explains that Zoom also launched a service that allows clients to analyse their meetings. The final component in the move to being a UCaaS platform is Zoom Rooms. It can be used to elevate the customer experience across industries from education to BFSI. “People are thinking of changing the office environment. People do not want to do the same thing in the office that they do at home.”

    He mentions features like Workspace Reservation, Virtual Receptionist, Smart Gallery and Zoom Whiteboard and their aim is to empower happy and connected teams to stay productive. “We are reimagining, redesigning the workplace. Integration into the workplace is key. We are bringing in a whole lot of services, features and functionality. You can interact with a remote receptionist or reserve your workplace for instance. With Zoom Rooms Kiosk mode, team members can engage face to face with a virtual receptionist anywhere an in-person receptionist could be – office, hotel, lobby, or other location. Organisations can brand the display and customise the message to match the environment and purpose.”

    Remote meeting attendees may find it difficult to see people clearly when other meeting participants are in a Zoom Room. To address this issue, Zoom Rooms Smart Gallery displays multiple video feeds from a single conference room. This allows the Zoom Room cameras to focus more closely on groups of participants and display these people more clearly to remote attendees. Effective collaboration between remote attendees and Zoom Room participants can be enhanced by the face-to-face meeting experience.

    Speaking on the challenges, Raje added, “The good part is that Zoom was built for handling areas that have low bandwidth. It also works with old devices. Also if you have built a service or a function for one purpose Indians will use it for 10 other purposes that you have not thought of. It is mind-boggling. Someone did a video shoot on Zoom. It was a photo shoot. We work through these unique challenges. One roadblock in India is language. India has so much geographical diversity it is difficult to cater to. We have just introduced live translation into international languages. Now a part of my job is to convince executives in Zoom to facilitate the same for Indian languages. Whether this will happen or not time will tell. ”

    On the security and privacy front, he said that people who work from home often have children. Those children are their own chief information security officers. If children are on a mobile device one never knows what kind of content pops up. Now Zoom being a collaboration platform operates in a closed environment. So education is important be it for children or the end-user. “If it is an enterprise or an organisation they need to watch their back. So Zoom educates users through programmes that run on a regular basis. Zoom creates awareness programmes in conjunction with non-profits and governments. Then Zoom ensures that certain functions are pushed like enforcing password protection.”

    Zoom also fixes bugs in the system by inviting ethical hackers to find issues. For that, a bounty is paid. This is a Bug Bounty Programme and it runs globally including in India. One challenge is that security parameters differ depending on the industry. So what works for banking will not work for FMCG for instance. He said that Zoom is the only collaboration platform to offer 256bit GCM encryption. “This is state of the art, the best encryption that you can get. This move is a part of our aim to stay ahead.”

    When he was asked about the marketing plan of Zoom, he noted that it does online marketing. Then it has a partner ecosystem. It works with Savex and they have multiple partners who take Zoom to their customers. Tata Teleservices is another distribution partner of Zoom. Last year Zoom And Tata Teleservices had announced a tie-up to offer a communications solution to enterprises and individual customers. Then there is a direct sales team that interacts with customers.

  • NFTICally unveils Comearth to drive e-commerce in the Metaverse

    NFTICally unveils Comearth to drive e-commerce in the Metaverse

    MUMBAI: Global Web3 E-Commerce SaaS platform NFTically has launched  Comearth. This is a destination for commerce in the Metaverse. Comearth, a 3D immersive virtual environment, will be powered by NFTically’s “Web3 E-Commerce Engine ” & backed by the trust and decentralization of the Polygon Blockchain. In Comearth, brands, enterprises, content creators, and celebrities will be able to purchase their virtual spaces / virtual real estate as Comearth’s “Citizens” and launch the e-commerce experiences for their customers, consumers and followers.

     The metaverse has the potential to be a $13 trillion ecosystem within a decade. The e-commerce industry also is expected to expand at a CAGR of 22.9 percent between the years 2020-2027 to size over $16.2 trillion. Exploring the intersection of two burgeoning markets, Polygon co-founders Sandeep Nailwal & Jaynti Kanani, Coinbase CPO Surojit Chatterjee, Unacademy co-founders Gaurav Munjal, and Roman Saini, Indian film-maker Subhash Ghai, Actor Kunal Kapoor, Capital X’s Cindy Bi, Nazara’s Nitish Mittersain have invested in NFTICALLY to build a 3D immersive metaverse ecosystem that would power e-commerce for 100,000 brands & individuals by 2025.

    NFTically founder & CEO Toshendra Sharma said, “Web3 is the next generation of the internet, which will profoundly impact e-commerce solutions. Comearth will bring a fully-immersive DIY layer to e-commerce and enable immersive hyper-personalisation for everyone. We intend to democratise and facilitate mass Web3 adoption & bridge the gap between web3 and web2 E-Commerce.”

     The launch was graced by NFTICALLY’s advisors and partners including film writer-director, producer, Subhash Ghai, Mafatlal Group vice-chairman Priyavrata Mafatlal, Kulturemint director Govind Singh Sandhu and The Blockchain Council CEO Pradeep Aswal. They reflected upon the perspectives of brands getting empowered with Comearth for augmenting retail and consumer experiences.

     Comearth comprises different sizes of land parcels that cater to businesses and industries ranging from large to small enterprises, celebrities, and individuals. It will act as a global marketplace for goods (digital, physical, and phygital) and services (within and outside of the Metaverse) & facilitate e-commerce and lead generation. The land parcels can be purchased as NFTs and are governed by the smart contracts deployed on top of Polygon Blockchain. The comprehensive DIY tools empower the landowners to start their metaverse venture in minutes and will be accessible by mobile, laptops, and VR devices.

     Polygon Studios Metaverse lead Brian Trunzo said, “Polygon Studios is pleased to welcome Comearth as a valued partner into the ecosystem. Their easy-to-use and powerful suite of tooling brings brands and rights holders closer to their audiences — a key aspect of facilitating broader Web3 adoption”.