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Balancing Internal Excellence with External Vigilance In pursuing growth, our organization has remained committed to self-determined KPIs, internal benchmarking, and competing solely against our own standards of excellence. This approach has deliver

INDIA'S POLITICAL TRUTH reflects its status as the world's largest democracy. The BJP, under Narendra Modi, dominates with a mix of development and Hindu nationalism, while a fragmented opposition struggles to challenge it. Regional tensions, like

The recent escalation of hostilities between Israel and Iran, highlighted by Israel's airstrike in Tehran involving 140 aircraft, is creating ripples across international markets. The potential economic implications are noteworthy: 1. Market Instabi

I just want to highlight that while the Microsoft outage linked to Crowdstrike caused disruption worldwide, China and Russia remained largely unaffected. If you were to ask the reasons: 🔹 China has a major player in the tech industry called 21Viane

Why Israel is attacking Iran? It’s not about nukes. That’s just the excuse. The real reason? Oil and the U.S. dollar. Iran sells oil cheap — up to 30% below market — and doesn’t use dollars. This threatens the petrodollar system, where global oil mu

India is currently going through it's golden period This chart estimates the growth of some major economies in the coming decade with India leading with 6.30% annual growth rate followed by Indonesia and Saundi Arabia with 5.50% and 4.60% annual gro

Olympic Disqualification Meets Sports Arbitration: Vinesh Phogat's CAS Appeal The 2024 Paris Olympics have thrust a crucial sports law issue into the spotlight. Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat's disqualification from the women's 50 kg freestyle final

Tea vs Coffee: The Brew Battle of Economics! Ever wondered who wins the ultimate showdown—tea or coffee? Here's a quick economic breakdown that might surprise you! * Market Size Tea: ₹100,364 Cr Coffee: ₹15,576 Cr * Annual Consumption Tea: 15.