Noun:

जो भेद जानता हो, जो किसी समाज इत्यादि के भीतर हो, अंतरंगी,

insiders's Usage Examples:

Many insiders feel that rare coins are poised to make a comeback in price appreciation due to the highly cyclical nature of the market.

The threat is being described by WHO insiders as tantamount to blackmail and worse than any pressure exerted by the tobacco lobby.

With debts still high insiders reckon the cost savings a merger would deliver will make the move unavoidable.

Such systems could be targeted through unauthorized intrusions, DDoS attacks, worms, Trojan horse programs, or malicious insiders.

insider trading statutes target both corporate insiders that breach their duty to shareholders and corporate outsiders that trade on non-public information.

Mr Wolfowitz is one of a small number of people being considered for the US nomination, administration insiders said.

The risk beyond some industry insiders on the governor's.

I also believe there is a group of political insiders.

Insider trading statutes target both corporate insider trading statutes target both corporate insiders that breach their duty to shareholders and corporate outsiders that trade on non-public information.

The joke has been around for ages and has grown infamous in the comedy world as it was told extravagantly among insiders.

Synonyms:

business executive, corporate executive,