Originality Fosters the Growth
Part 1
A society that preserves and practices it's originality prospers and thrives, A society that imitates others chokes in long run and is subject to very less growth.
A broad example on this - Countries like Germ
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Anonymous 2
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I think the problem in South American countries is more complex than just losing their original language and culture. Issues like colonialism, economic policies, and political instability play significant roles too.
China Builds AI Chatbot Trained On Xi Jinping's Thoughts: Hereās All That It Can Do
China has launched a new chatbot based on the political philosophy of its leader, Xi Jinping, as the Financial Times and the South China Morning Post
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Abhishek Kulthe
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Originality Fosters the Growth
Part 1
A society that preserves and practices it's originality prospers and thrives, A society that imitates others chokes in long run and is subject to very less growth.
A broad example on this - Countries like Germ
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Aryan Sukhdewe
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We are slowly moving towards a system of 30% taxation on capital gains.
[1] A lot of retail folks used to enjoy the indexation benefits on Debt mutual Funds.
This was taken away in 2023.
Rational? Well, Equities have no indexation-- why should
š India and China: The Middle-Income Trap Challenge
The recent World Development Report 2024 by the World Bank sheds light on a crucial issue: the "middle-income trap." This is a scenario where countries, after reaching a certain level of economic
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Sairaj Kadam
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The Truth of the Rupeeās All-Time Low & Actionable Insights
(5 Minute Read)
The Indian Rupee (INR) recently fell to an all-time low of 84.1950 against the U.S. Dollar (USD). This decline follows a stronger USD, driven by early U.S. presidential ele