The jobless rate for graduates was 29.1%, almost nine times higher than the 3.4% for those who can't read or write, a new ILO report on India's labor market showed.
Kya lagta hai? Who is at fault? Is it the company, the govt., the consumer, or the
ClearTrip gave Rs.400 in employee benefits, amounting to a total loss of approx Rs.800 crores.
What are your thoughts on this?
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Pratik
Stealth • 7m
If you are allowed to go back in time. What is one piece of advise you'll give your younger self to set him on right path?
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Sourav Kumar Sahoo
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AMIGOS ESPORTS • 8m
A few days ago we were looking for a gfx designer. I asked him for his samples and he gave me some. His price was 2000 rupees for a logo.
One of my colleague also asked another designer for samples and when I saw them, the designs were exactly the s
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Kailash Vardhan S
Stealth • 8m
So your father gave you a 35k phone,but you want a 90k phone so it would be comfortable and your life should be just more than this. Hence you need money,what would you do to move to that stage.
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What would you do if let's say a person knocks on your door with a camera and asks you if you would donate to charity . The person is legal and has govt registration too even a website . Would you help him ? .if not then in what case would you help h
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Prachi Jain
Stealth • 2m
Which stocks gave you a really hard time and tested your patience?
Which ones give satisfactory stable yield?
Once A Man in China bought a first-class, fully refundable plane ticket, which gave him access to the airport's VIP lounge where high-rolling travelers can dine for free.
The man rescheduled his first-class ticket 300 times in one year to enjoy fre
A small exercise.
Go and stand in front of a tall mirror..
Assume strongly that the guy in the mirror is some other guy.
observe the guy from top to bottom.
Ask him how is life. If he says its good. well and good.
if he says its bad and hope
Super Mario is named after real-life businessman Mario Segale, who was renting out a warehouse to Nintendo. After Nintendo fell far behind on rent, Segale did not evict them but gave them a second chance to come up with the money. Nintendo succeeded