The word " Investing " sounds to be a scary one for most of us since we are not even aware of what is really meant by investing, and some even have a misconception that investing ends up losing your money. Being in your 20s is a golden opportunity to taste the market for the long term, and staying invested helps you to be financially free from your early days of retirement. Here we will discuss Where to Invest your Money in your early 20s. The financial situation in the 20 s When you are just graduated and landed on your first job, you will start earning more than you pocket money during your college time. Suddenly there will be a lot of money in your hand, but there arises a situation that you are no more dependent on your parents for your daily needs. Also, this is the period in your life where you would like to buy whatever you see, alongside you would also like to get rich from the money you earn. Well, how to achieve your financial independence while enjoying your 20s?
In recent days wherever you switch to social media sites, you could notice some posts about EIA 2020 and viral hashtags like #withdrawEIA, #withdrawEIA2020. First of all, what is EIA? Why is it strongly criticized by climate and environmental activists and why should you really bother about the draft version, produced by the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), India. What is EIA? Environmental Assessment (EA) is the assessment of environmental consequences (positive-negative) of a plan, policy, program, or actual projects before the decision to proceed with the proposed action . EIA was introduced in India in 1978, for river valley projects, but it was only after the Bhopal gas leak disaster in 1984 the country legislated an Act for environment protection in 1986. Under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, India notified its first EIA norms in 1994, setting in place a legal framework for regulating activities that access, utilize, and affect (pol