Lokeshwar dev jain biography of barack
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Things to know before making money from online surveys firms
It seems so incredibly simple that you wonder why people sweat it out to make a living. Just a few clicks of the mouse every week can earn you a handsome income. Online survey schemes are the new El Dorados for anyone looking for easy money. You need to take just two online surveys comprising 10-12 questions to pocket up to Rs 900 a week. The more surveys you can handle, the more money you can earn.
If online survey companies are to be believed, millions of Indians are making bushels of money through this innovative multi-level marketing model. “We have almost 1.3 million panelists (members) working for us,” says Vivek Gautam, chief marketing officer of Speakasiaonline.com, a Singapore-based market research company that started operations in Indiaabout a year ago. That is almost 1% of the total Internetpopulation in India. At least four other online survey companies are active in India right now, drawing all kinds of fortune hunters (see table).
Meet Sudhir Sharma, an employee of a public-sector insurance company in Delhi, who has been in the online survey business for the past 2-3 months. “It’s a great opportunity to make money in your free time,” he says. Police officers, corporate managers, housewives, unemploy
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Couple from Maharashtra held for Rs 1,100 crore stock scam
NEW DELHI: After a hunt lasting more than a year-and-a-half, police have arrested a couple for duping around 2 lakh people in one of India’s biggest investment frauds involving an estimated Rs 1,100 crore.
The accused — Ulhas Prabhakar Khaire, 33, and his wife Raksha J Urs, 30 — had floated a company, Stock Guru India, promising to double investors’ money in six months.They had launched a high-profile promotional campaign and even roped in celebrities.
Masters of disguise, the couple had changed their names to Lokeshwar Dev Jain and Priyanka Dev Jain while running the company and disappeared with the investors’ money.
Delhi Police’s economic offences wing nabbed the couple from Ratnagiri in Maharashtra, where they had opened another fake investment company. Police said the couple changed their looks and assumed new names based on stolen identities for each of their fraudulent operations.
The scam came to light around April last year after investors complained to the police. In Delhi alone, cops have received 14,303 complaints from investors who had put in money ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 60 lakh in Stock Guru India.
Delhi Police and its chartered accountants have so far estimated that Ulhas Prabhakar Khair