Why do most people hate Shah Rukh Khan?
Why do most people hate Shah Rukh Khan?Lack of knowledge, is the reason why people hate Shah Rukh Khan.India is a semi-literate country, people in India generally believe in Facebook and Whatsapp news, over the years there is fake propaganda running on social media against Shah Rukh Khan to ruin his image.People in India mostly think that Shah Rukh Khan regularly donated money to Pakistan. Which itself is not correct, because Shah Rukh Khan never donated money to Pakistan.Why we should not hate Shah Rukh Khan?He is the biggest charity donor from Bollywood and only Indian to get prestigious UNESCO award for charity purposes.His father died with cancer due to lack of money. Now, he is funding cancer ward in Nanavati hospital from more than 15 years. He also donated entire IPL prize winning money for cancer patients.He is associated with 11+ NGOs. He is a member of make a wish foundation, a NGO which fulfills the wishes of orphans. He regularly visit to NGOs as well.Shah Rukh Khan is a true Indian, his father was freedom fighter and the recipient of Tamra Patra by government of India, who left Pakistan to settle in India during Partition. He is a son of nationalist and he is a proud Indian.You can hate him as he is better and successful than your favorite actor, but never spread fake news against Shah Rukh Khan.Shah Rukh Khan is a true Indian and has made our country proud globally. Do hate Shah Rukh Khan but please don't call him anti-national.Spread love and peace.
Please recommend an exciting trip in Thailand that is unique.?
Hi, if you want to do exploring, out of Bangkok is where you want to go. You can take inter-provinces aircon coaches. They are cheap and gets you to most places within a day. All over Thailand. Provinces I would like to recommend will be Kanchanaburi where River Kwai is. Soak in the history, stay at spa resorts there. From there, go to Tak, village of Umphang. You get good jungle treks and lots of waterfalls. The world's 6th largest is there, called Ti Lor Su. Hill tribes are in the vicinity. Local guides are available to bring you around. From Tak, go up north to Mae Hong Son to Pai. This is a mountainous area and good resorts in the area. Peace and quiet. Hot springs to explore. Again, local guides available to guide you. From Pai, head to Chiangrai, to the Golden Triangle. Resorts there and it is peaceful there too. Visit the Opium Museum. Know about opium in the past as part of Thais life. After Chiangrai, Chiangmai for relaxing and sightseeing around. Go to the National Elephant Centre to learn about the elephants at work and play. You can even enrol for a short course on elephant handling if you want. Or an overnight elephant trek and camp. You can ask at the centre. After Chiangmai, if you want, there is winery stay at Pak Chong or Khao Yai in Nakorn Ratchasima. Their house wine is not too bad either. If you still want to travel, go south to Phuket for beach resort stay. Or if you want more privacy, go to Hua Hin in Prachuan Khiri Khan. You will not regret. Seafood, fresh and tasty. Have I shown you enough? Or do you want more? I am tongbn@yahoo.co.uk if you want more suggestions.
What happens if you short a stock that goes bankrupt or gets delisted?
When you short a stock, you can do so only if you have margin trading facility enabled for you and your transactions at any moment are within your margin money funds limit. Suppose you short a quantity at $100 and the price keeps rising, the system monitors the amount due from you against your funds and closes your shorts automatically. If the price keeps falling, well, your short proceeds and your margin money are there.At least in India, you must close the shorts before the closure of the same business day. So, if you make loss, it gets recovered from your margin money. If you make profit, well & good.If you have the arrangement for extended periods of holding shorts, the news of that company getting delisted can not be missed by your broker. The regulator (SEBI, in India) gives warnings. All that takes time and makes fairly good news. Anyway, your margin money is there to protect the broker.A company going bankrupt and getting delisted can’t happen in a jiffy. Certainly, not before you closed your short.The big problem is for those who take delivery. Only such chaps get truly shorted.
Do you think there are people richer than Bill Gates?
1. GENGHIS KHAN – PEAK NET WORTH: $100S TRILLIONSThe fearsome Mongol leader conquered a mind-blowing 12 million square miles of land between 1206 and his death in 1227, more than anyone else in history. But while his hordes pillaged their way through huge swathes of Eurasia (the combined continental landmass of Europe and Asia) – territory that is now worth trillions of dollars – Khan didn't actually hoard his spoils, choosing to redistribute the stolen loot and territory among his subjects instead.2. EMPEROR SHENZONG OF SONG – PEAK NET WORTH: $30+ TRILLIONShenzong ruled China from 1067-1085 during the 'Peaceful Prosperity' and 'Primary Abundance' eras when he controlled around 30% of global GDP, the equivalent of $30+ trillion today. Adept at collecting taxes, the emperor's administration wasn't all take, take, take however. Its famous New Policies, which helped improve the lives of the poor, are seen as a forerunner of the modern welfare state.3. AKBAR I – PEAK NET WORTH: $21 TRILLIONRenowned for his lavish lifestyle and patronage of the arts, this emperor conquered hundreds of thousands of square miles of territory and ruled over much of the Indian subcontinent, known as the Mughal Empire from 1556 until 1605. He controlled around 25% of the world's GDP at the time, which would translate to a staggering $21 trillion today.4. AUGUSTUS CAESAR – PEAK NET WORTH: $4.63 TRILLIONThe first Roman emperor, who ruled the vast empire from 27 BC until his death in AD 14, boasted a personal fortune equivalent to 20% of the entire empire's economy, worth $4.63 trillion nowadays. At one point Augustus even owned Egypt. It wasn't to last however. Poor economic performance and a succession of military failures plagued his final years.5. KING SOLOMON OF ISRAEL – PEAK NET WORTH: $2.2 TRILLIONAccording to the Bible, King Solomon ruled from 970 BC to 931 BC, and during this time he is said to have received 25 tons of gold for each of the 39 years of his reign, which would be worth billions of dollars in 2016. Along with impossible riches amassed from taxation and trade, the biblical ruler's personal fortune could have surpassed $2 trillion in today's money.For full list -The 20 richest people of all timeInflation Adjusted - List of wealthiest historical figures - Wikipedia
What are the top five inspirational movies of Bollywood?
My pick will be MasaanThis was one of the best hindi movies to come out in a very long time and also one of the most down to earth films to be ever made.The movie oozes out oodles of inspiration.You see a girl who is caught red handed having sex with another guy in a shady hotel room. The guy commits suicide then and there, while the girl is left alone to face the world, be prey to staring eyes and mocking tones from every corner, because of her act which was unacceptable according to social norms.Yet she still decides to catch the bull by its horns, go out into the world, and face the people who mock her. Despite losing the man she loved, she accepts that loss, takes a deep breath, and moves on.A guy, looses the love of his life to a terrible bus accident. This guy is in his final year of engineering, waiting for placements. He is devastated, withdraws into a shell, and loses all inner peace. Nevertheless, he decides to start afresh. He studies hard for his finals exams and gets a good campus recruitment. He could have succumbed to depression, but he chooses to be strong and faces his demons instead.What could be more inspirational than this story of people who choose to accept their losses and move on in life? Isn’t it what we all ought to do?That is why Masaan is a must watch film.