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Answers:1 crore = 10 Millions... 1 Crore = 0.1 Billion
Answers:1 crore = 10 Millions... 1 Crore = 0.1 Billion
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Answers:1 CRORE IS EQUIVALENT TO 10 MILLIONS.
Answers:1 CRORE IS EQUIVALENT TO 10 MILLIONS.
Question:is it 1 crore == 1 million
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10 lakhs == 1 million
Answers:10 lakhs = 1 million 1 crore = 10 millions and 1 billion = 100 millions
Answers:10 lakhs = 1 million 1 crore = 10 millions and 1 billion = 100 millions
Question:how many crore is 1 million usa dollars
Answers:40,900,000 INR http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html
Answers:40,900,000 INR http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html
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Bollywood to lose 250 crores! :Okay, so we are jumping our gun! But it is not without good reason. Bollywood's now become an over-used cemetery with umpteen films being buried Friday after Friday. And since the inhabitants of this ghost town (the filmmakers) refuse to face reality, the point has to be driven home hard. "If Bollywood lost Rs.200 crore on the 70 odd releases in the first quarter, then it is set to lose at least Rs.250 crore in the second quarter,'' says trade consultant Amod Mehra. There will be approximately 125 releases in the next 6 months. Amod estimates that between Kites and Raavan alone the industry will reportedly lose Rs.100 crore. "Honestly, what are we doing here? Are we peddling dreams or selling nightmares,'' asks trade guru Taran Adarsh. Taran says the economics of Bollywood has gone so horribly wrong in the last couple of years that profits for the film corporations are a mere pittance as compared to gigantic losses they make. Estimates show that in the case of today's most celebrated hit Raajneeti, the profits would amount to around Rs. 10 crores (on the higher side). "But when it comes to losses, the same corporation that released Raajneeti lost something to the tune of Rs.70 odd crore on Ashutosh Gowarikar's What's Your Raashee and Karan Johar's Kurbaan,'' says an insider. "That's how skewed the balance is or rather the film corporations balance-sheets are.'' Why go far, in the April-June period, there have been a dozen disasters including Paathshaala, City of Gold ...
