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Copyright © 2020 BANKERSHALA (Spread the Knowledge) - All Rights Reserved– DEEPAK BHARDWAJ = CLEARED 6 GOVERNMENT JOBS FULL CA – MAY 2020 Ask questions on Quora – click on logo SUBSCRIBE YT channel - click on logo CLICK HERE TO VISIT OUR FREE WEBSITE CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FREE PDFs FROM WEBSITE CLICK HERE TO WATCH ALL YOUTUBE VIDEOS LINKS CLICK HERE TO JOIN OUR DAILY QUIZ GROUP CLICK HERE TO LEARN QUICKLY FROM DAILY FLASH CA IMAGES 2 Copyright © 2020 BANKERSHALA (spread the knowledge) - All Rights Reserved– DEEPAK BHARDWAJ = CLEARED 6 GOVERNMENT JOBS YOUTUBE VIDEOS – CLICK HERE TO WATCH LAST MINUTE TIPS (APPLICABLE FOR ALL EXAMS) (600+ VIEWS) MY VIEWS ON CHANGE IN THE IBPS EXAM INTERFACE (200+ VIEWS) SUMMIT/EVENTS/CONFRENCES ETC DELHI Nirmala Sitharaman – chaired = 22nd Meeting of the Financial Stability and Development Council (FSDC) via video conferencing TRIFED + Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of Rajasthan - organized a webinar under Know Your Scheme-Lecture Series on “Van Dhan Yojana - to help the tribal people. 3 Copyright © 2020 BANKERSHALA (spread the knowledge) - All Rights Reserved– DEEPAK BHARDWAJ = CLEARED 6 GOVERNMENT JOBS Piyush Goyal participated in the Digital Summit on Exports organized by CII - The institutional partner for the summit is Export-Import (EXIM) Bank. 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