Where can I get English books in Dhaka, Bangladesh?
There are many kinds of English Books are available in Nilkhet. What kind of English book Do You want? Please check Those stall (PATHAK SHAMABESH, GYANKOSH, BOOKWORM, ZEENAT BOOK SUPPLIES LTD, NILKHET).
What is your review of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology?
BUET has better lab facilities than most other universities in Bangladesh. Though it doesn't mean that it doesn't has limitations.Most of the teaching staff are highly qualified. A large portion of them try hard to convey the highest knowledge they can.The admission test process is highly fair. The university doesn't have any quota for the children of the teachers.Being a public institution you can read here almost without any payment and still get good facilities.It provides scholarships to students.Students from other countries like Nepal can study here.It has its own power station. So, no power cuts occur usually.It has bus service for students,staff and teachers. Though the students and staff bus a crowded.It has residential halls for students.It has a four storey library building where you can read and borrow your academic books and literature too.Apart from these, being a public institution, some work here hmgoes on slow. The government bank, Sonali bank has a branch here and you have to pay all your fines, exam fees, payment for bus tickets there. The bank works extremely slow. Sometimes lab facilities seem to be insufficient at cases.
How much interest money will I get every month, if I deposit 1 lakh ₹ for 1 year?
If you Deposit 1 lakh In HDFc bank4% interest every year that means4%*1,00,000 =4000/12 months= 333.33 per one monthevery month 333.33,if you put your money in fixed deposit for 1 years after 1 year you will recieve 8000
Credit Nation: What is the action a bank can take if you can’t pay your EMI of personal loans?
If you don't take pay your EMI on time , you get ready for lot of nuisance and nightmares. Level of nuisance varies from lender to lender.Banks have a speciic collection teams for first 30 days which will call you and try to visit your office or home in day hours regularly. This team is trained to talk very politely but incessantly. So you reach your office and into work ,you will get call. You reply it. Next day again same thing. But in polite manner .Once you cross the non payment time period by 30 days, some pressure comes. People will start visiting you regularly nd again politely push you to pay the money.Real drama starts post 60 days. Every bank has to provide for the loans as non performing loans or in simple words a loss in profit and inform RBi if crossed 90 days of default. So banks will try very hard to collect before 90 days. They will give you nightmares with multiple people calling you multiple times during the day or practically sitting at your office for collection. If by misfortune you defaulted on payment for loans of NBFC then get ready for lifetime exp. They will make sure you see the collection guys every where. Outside your home, outside your office ,... Etc. Some times you can also expect people fishing you on social media.If you are able to cross 90 days time of default then your case is given to a specialised agencies who can do anything to get money back. Banks normally refrain from using muscle power these days. They use social pressure, phycological pressures to get money back.If some body is real notorious to be able to deal with all this, banks can't do anything apart from sending court notice under section 58 of negotiable instrument act .once you come under 58 section, it's is really difficult to get away. It's a punishable offence.So please pay EMI on time. Don't take loan if cant pay.
Can banks in Dubai go after you in your home country for unpaid debts in the UAE?
A loan is actually a private contract between you and the bank. The bank does not have power and is not connected to the government as people usually think. The bank cannot ban you from travelling or chase you around. They can only legally file a civil case against you in the UAE and usually the judge is very considerate with your circumstances.Banks and lawyers love to spread scary propaganda about what happens if you don't pay your loans, because that's the only thing they can do.Every loan you take is insured by the bank, and if you don't pay it, the bank will eventually get the cash back from their insurance company. They will try filing cases, but if you leave the country it's a dead end for them.What happens in countries like Bangladesh/India/Pakistan , where there is a high level of corruption and gangs, the insurance company buys your loan and then employs gangsters in your country to harass you, but that is not legal and you are not legally obliged to pay them, but you'll have to employ dirty tactics too to avoid them, or live off the radar for a while until they give up.Also, if your loan is a huge amount, like 1 million dollars for example, in the UAE you will first be initiated with a criminal case (cheque fraud), but as long as you are present and plead innocent they will close that, and then you can avoid the debt after that because after the criminal case it's just a civil case. If you're not present for the criminal case it can go to Interpol (if it's a big amount like that).
Should I wear shorts to the dmv, or will they think negative of me?
I'm getting ready to go to the DMV to take my behind-the-wheel driving test, and my mom told me to change into leggings or jeans because they will think I'm going to slut my way through the test??? I know it's crazy, but is this true. I live in California so I don't see why wearing shorts are a big deal. Maybe it's just my mom