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Mutual funds in India have emerged as a popular investment avenue, offering diverse options such as equity, debt, hybrid, and sectoral funds. They pool resources from investors and are professionally managed to deliver returns aligned with market performance and fund objectives. The performance of mutual funds in India is influenced by market conditions, economic trends, and fund managers' expertise. Regulatory frameworks by SEBI ensure transparency and investor protection. With rising financial literacy, systematic investment plans (SIPs) and tax-saving funds like ELSS have gained traction, making mutual funds a preferred choice for wealth creation and achieving long-term financial goals.
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Dr. Bishwajit Rout is currentlyworking as an Assistant Professor and Head of Department of Commerce at Model Degree College, Boudh, Under Department of Higher Education, Government of Odisha. As a luminous teacher, he has more than a decade of teaching experience both at undergraduate and post graduate level.
