ratha
Britishnoun
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Origin of ratha
Hindi
Example Sentences
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Dr Ratha wrote in a note on LinkedIn that migrants would try to cut remittance costs by turning to informal methods - hand-carrying cash, sending money through friends, couriers, bus drivers or airline staff, arranging local currency payouts via friends in the US, or using hawala, hundi and cryptocurrencies.
From BBC
"Will the proposed tax deter unauthorised immigration to the US? Will it encourage unauthorised migrants to return home?" wonders Dr Ratha.
From BBC
Migrants typically send home between $1,800 and $48,000 annually, estimates Dr Ratha.
From BBC
Thon Ratha, 31, Phuong Keo Reaksmey, 22, and Long Khunthea, 25, asked for permission to make a Nov. 24- Dec, 1 trip to receive the award, which is sometimes characterized as the “Alternative Nobel.”
From Seattle Times
“La gente no invertirá ahora”, dijo Dilip Ratha, economista especializado en remesas del Banco Mundial.
From New York Times
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