Arun Kumar S

Hi Shruti,

First of all, write down your likes and dislikes in a paper with reasons. Then prioritise what you like the most. For example, if you feel you are too talkative, choose the language in which you are more comfortable to communicate, start to practice the same in front of the mirror, it will show you who you are, and where do you make mistakes. Once you have understood yourself, choose another language, and practice the same. 

I hope this helps you.

By issuing Equity Shares, Company is not required to make the payment of annual dividend on preference as well as refund of capital at the time of liquidation. Advantage of issuing equity shares:

i. Company is not having an obligation to pay fixed rate of dividend every year.

ii. Company is not having an obligation to repay the amount till liquidation.

iii. Company is not required to pledge the assets for issuing equity shares.

District Industrial Centres (DIC) are set up by the government of India to promote the Micro, small and medium scale enterprises (MSME) in a particular area to make them available all the required facilities are available at one place.
Function of DIC:
i. DIC act as a focal point to promote industries in a particular district.
ii. Provide SSI registration.
iii. Advice the entrepreneur on the new business opportunity.
iv. Organises marketing outlets in liaison with other government agencies.
v. Advices the entrepreneurs on investments.
vi. Prepares techno-economic feasibility report.
vii. Help the entrepreneurs for buying raw materials.
viii. Assist the entrepreneurs to obtain the bank loan.

Self financing: Financing internally otherwise called as financing through own resources. For example: Company A is setting up a new plant, to finance the new plant company use the internally resources instead approaching the external parties like banks, issuance of equity / preference shares, issuance of debentures.