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Foreign and Private Sector Banks Headquarters with their Taglines IBPS clerk online classes  : Apart from Public Sector banks, there are many Private sector & Foreign banks present in India strengthening our banking sector headquarters & taglines of whom are important from banking exams point of view. So, in this blog we are listing the headquarters and taglines of important Private & Foreign sector banks: Private Sector Banks Private sector banks are the banks in which most of the shareholding is in the hands of the private entities. Bank Name Headquarters Taglines Axis Bank Mumbai Badhti Ka naam Zindagi Bandhan Bank Kolkata Aapka Bhala, Sabki Bhalai Catholic Syrian Bank Thrissur Support all the way City Union Bank Kumbakonam Trust and Excellence since 1904 Development Credit Bank Mumbai We Value You Dhanalaxmi Bank Thrissur Tann. Mann. Dhan Federal Bank Kochi Your perfect banking partner HDFC Bank Mumbai We understand your world Takshila Learni...

CS Professional – Ethics & ETHICAL THEORIES CS Professional video lectures : Ethical Theories  are the solution for the problems or dilemma faced by business in day to day working. It tells us how we should behave or do the task to avoid conflict. Its also known as ethical principles which we should follow in a different situation. FOLLOWING ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF ETHICAL THEORIES DEONTOLOGICAL THEORY This theory judged the man on the basis of his action as ethical or unethical. As a human being, we possess certain capacity and capability of rationality compared to animals. Morality should be present to help us with a framework of principles and actions which should be independent of personal intention and desire. This theory is introduced by Immanuel Kant in 1788. Learn complete CS Professional – Ethics & ETHICAL THEORIES  & online cs professional classes .

Surface Areas and Volumes – Cube, Cuboid, and Cylinder | Class 10 Maths In this chapter, we will learn about the CBSE Board Class 10 topic  Surface Areas and Volumes  of solids like Cube, Cuboid, Cylinder, and sphere. Our Maths notes are self-satisfactory and easy to understand. Introduction In our day to day life, we come across various forms of solids. For Example – An ice cream cone is a combination of cone and semi-sphere. In this article, we will discuss the calculations regarding finding the surface area and volume of the different solids. Units of measurements To solve the problems first we need to know the interrelationships between different units of measurement. Length 1 Centimetre (cm) = 10 millimetre (mm) 1 Decimetre (dm) = 10 Centimetres (cm) 1 Metre (M) = 10 decimetre= 100 Centimetres (cm) = 1000 millimetre (mm) 1 Decametre (dam) = 10 Metre (m) = 1000 Centimetres (cm) 1 Hectometre (hm) = 10 Decametre (dam) = 100 Metre (m) 1 kilometre (...

Inside Our Earth | Interior of the Earth – Class 7 Geography (Social Science) Planet Earth Earth is a dynamic planet where hum beings live. The radius of the earth is 6731 km. it is not absolute spherical in shape. Constant changes occur inside and outside the earth. Interior of the earth Earth is just like an onion which is made of several layers of earth with one inside another. Three layers of the earth The three layers of the earth are as follows-               Crust It is the uppermost layer of the earth and thinnest among all the layers. It is 5 km from the ocean floor and 35 km from the continental mass. It is formed from the 0.5% of the total earth’s surface and it is less than 1 % of earth’s volume. The crust is fragmented with many plates which float on the mantle. When these plates come closer and get hit, it results in an earthquake. Learn complete   Inside Our Earth | Interi...

Banking Awareness – Merger of Bank of Baroda , Dena Bank, and Vijaya Bank Banking classes online  : The Indian government proposed the merger of three public sector lenders – Bank of Baroda, Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank after a meeting of the ‘alternative mechanism’ set up last year to consider consolidation in the banking sector. Due to a large number of government banking entities, it has been long felt that the Indian banking sector needs consolidation. At present, there are 21 government-owned banks. This number will reduce to 19 posts the merger. Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank  are more regionally focused as compared to Bank of Baroda already having a widespread network. The decision of merger has been taken in a way that will ensure that the combined bank will not end up being weaker than the individual entities. There will be no adverse impact on employees and customers of the individual banks on account of the proposed merger. Learn complete Banking Awarenes...

Important Codes / Numbers Used in Financial or Banking System online bank coaching videos : There are various  codes/numbers  that are frequently used in the financial or banking system identified with a unique number or code like  Aadhaar Card, IFSC Code, MICR, PAN number etc.  Questions from them are frequently asked in banking exams & interviews thus we are discussing this topic in detail:  Important Codes / Numbers Used in Financial or Banking System Terms Numbers / Codes Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) 11 digit alpha-numeric code Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) 9-digit numeric code Permanent Account Number (PAN) 10 digit alpha-numeric code Aadhaar Card Number 12 digit unique-identity number Universal Account Number (UAN) 12-digit number Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) 8– 11 Alphabetic Code Tax Collection Account Number (TAN) 10 digit alpha-numeric number Mobile Money Identifier (MMID...

What is Seed Dispersal and Types? Ecological Services Class 12 Biology In this article, we will study What is Seed Dispersal? and types of seed Dispersal from  Ecological Services  Class 12 Biology. A seed  is a part of the plant that bears a baby plant inside it. The hard structure of the seed acts as a protective outer covering for the embryonic/baby plant enclosed in it. The formation of the seed is a part of the process of reproduction in flowering plants. Seeds grow into new plants, but if the seeds just fall to the ground near the parent plant, then there would be increased demands for sunlight, water, and nutrients within the limited area. As a result, all the seeds, as well as the parent plants, might not get enough sunlight, water or nutrients from the soil. Consequently, this will inhibit the proper growth of the parent plants as well as the seeds from which the baby plant will come out. Plants cannot walk around to take their seeds to other pla...