According to Julius Baer’s Lifestyle Index 2023 which ranks the world’s 25 most expensive cities, Mumbai becomes the 18th most expensive city for luxury living. The lifestyle index is prepared by analysing residential properties, cars, business class flights, business school, degustation dinners, and other luxuries. According to the Index, Asia has the maximum number of costly cities for luxury living. The continent has retained the position for the fourth year in a row. Singapore has emerged as the costliest city to live in across the world. In the last survey, Singapore was at the fourth spot behind Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Taipei. Mumbai rose from the 24th spot last year to the 18th this year. In particular, hotel suites (39.1 per cent), business class flights (32.9 per cent), and cars ( 25.2 per cent) have seen the highest average rises of all regions.
Exim Bank was established in the year
“Where India Banks” is the tagline of ____________ .
Who among the following are provided with Ways and Means Advances?
Fiscal Policy in India is formulated by whom?
Under which scheme, a saving account can be opened in the name of girl child and deposits can be made for 14 years and the girl is allowed to withdraw 5...
Where is the headquarter of UCO bank?
Which of the following statements is true about Debt-Service Ratio?
Nationalisation of 14 banks happened in the year:
Which of the following statements is true?
In which of the following places Indian coins are minted?