What are the legal and ethical duties and responsibilities that Indian corporations have towards their employees, and are these rules the same for all the Indian companies as well as for foreign companies that are established in India?

And if the corporations fail to meet these obligations, what penalties or consequences do they face?

Does this mean that if we don't buy gold for the next few years, we will tackle the real reasons behind the rupee's drop, or are we just shifting the problem onto consumers and jewelers? Also, does the RBI have gold reserves outside of India?

Well, according to RBI's current rules, locker compensation is capped at 100 times the annual rent for losses due to bank negligence (theft, fire, or fraud). So, for your ₹8,000 Kotak locker, you’re covered for up to ₹8 lakh.

SBI’s metro medium locker fees are lower at ₹4,000 + GST. Switching to SBI can save you about ₹40,000–50,000 over ten years. If you want better service and quick access, Kotak’s higher fees make sense. However, if you're looking for safety at a reasonable price, moving to a PSU bank is a smart choice for the long run.

Why is the rupee depreciating? We can give the benefit of the doubt to the USA-Iran war, which is creating a lot of tension globally. Why is it affecting the rupee only? Is there any other currency that is also falling like the rupee? What could be the possible reasons for this decline?

According to this article https://telecomtalk.info/indian-government-weighs-tax-on-data-usage/1004994/, is the government planning to tax our mobile data? Can BSNL reduce its large number of workers enough to compete with the cheaper services from private companies like Jio and Airtel?

Why is it suggested to keep a term insurance policy only until retirement age rather than opting for whole life insurance?

Have you thought about whether your spending habits and travel frequency warrant a premium card, or whether a lower-fee card with everyday rewards would provide better value?