How to be a millionaire the legal way

Every person around in this world dreams to end up as a millionaire one day. The riches, the luxuries and the fame are looked upon by a lot of star eyed individuals around the world. But everyone has a misconception that you cannot become a millionaire if you go the simple way. Everyone thinks that to reach there, you have to be path breaking and revolutionary in your approach. You have to take big risks and play big in the business world. The other school of thought is to become the biggest possible miser ever. Just like uncle Scrooge of Duck Tales fame. What everyone forgets is that there are really very simple ways to become a millionaire and enjoy the riches. This blog will elaborate on those very aspects for you. So get ready!

Becoming one is easy, if you know the way right.

Start off with trying to invest in gold every month. It acts as a good hedge against inflation. This is because the world trades in gold and thus having it becomes the best option to solve all the issues you can at you home.

Next, ensure that you don’t have huge amounts of money in your account with the bank. This is because it gives you very low interest. Also, these days it is very risky keeping it there with banks collapsing all the time. 

The Ethics of Photographing the Dead: Are we losing them?

As I opened up the newspapers in the last week, they all seemed to focus (and rightly so) on the Uttarakhand Flash Floods that happened. To those who never go through what happens in the world around them, the events unfolds as such-

“A cloudburst happened very close to where Kedarnath is, the water which was now coming down in torrents swept away all the four Dhams (revered Hindu places of travel) and swept away an unknown number of people. Most of them where devotees going to visit the holy Quadrilateral and thus I would assume a lot of Young and Elderly people are among the dead. As of now, around 1000 deaths have been reported”

The complete failure of the Disaster Management authorities to even ensure that buildings and other things are in complete sync with what is taught as Disaster Management at schools are laughable; but that’s not what I will deal with right now. I really feel the glaring and blatant lack of respect to the dead in India amazing and that’s what I would want to air here.