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VIDEO: ‘The OpIndia Recap’ with Sham Sharma – dispelling myths surrounding the FRDI Bill

After a good second episode last Saturday, we are back with third episode of ‘The Opindia Recap’ by Sham Sharma, an MBA student at the Roosevelt University, Chicago and a sales professional.

There are a lot of misconceptions about the Finance Resolution and Deposit Insurance(FRDI) Bill, primarily that the government can do what they want with your deposited money. Some are spreading this due to lack of research, and some are spreading this because some people just do not like the current government, and are willing to do what it takes to discredit it. This is dangerous, and hence, important to counter. This week, Sham debunks the misconceptions and downright lies surrounding the FRDI Bill by some in the Media including Vinod Dua of ‘The Wire’.

He also views the FRDI bill in the global context and analyses why it is important for a growing economy such as India.

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CLHQN6Qmj0]

You can also watch the video on YouTube.

We thank Sham for this collaboration!

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