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Indian subcontinent first freedom fighter fight against britishers. We Often Say that Mangal Pandey was the first freedom fighter of india in our school history text books, But were never taught about this legendary figure. The History goes around

Customer Service in 2024: Is the Customer Always Right? Everyone's heard the saying "the customer is always right." But in 2024, with competition fierce and online reviews blasting bad experiences everywhere, is it that simple? Don't get me wrong, ke

I think india as a country can do a lot only if they stop discrimination on the basis of religion I feel people are being brainwashed so what if there's a app which after every speech post , podcast people can debate on the things and its should be

This 1 rule is what almost every expert has in common. It’s the 10,000-hour rule. Popularized by Malcolm Gladwell in his book "Outliers," this rule suggests achieving world-class expertise in any skill is largely a matter of practicing the correct

“Remembered Moments: How the Peak-End Rule Creates Lasting Impressions in Business” The Peak-End Rule is a psychological bias where people judge an experience mostly by how they felt at its peak (most intense moment) and end, rather than the full jo

Hey Everyone. Happy Independence Day from Medial. We are seeing great response on Startup Showcase with 413 entries. The whole motive was to brainstorm, ideate, debate and foster entrepreneurship. As a lot of people were not prepared for this time b

Why there is a rule in Indian exams that to challenge a answer if it is wrong you need to pay. What's the logic behind this, students are not the one who has done the mistake then why would he pay And I have doubt that NTA uses this flaw for their

Medial game series :1 The OG business game Level 1: Like other firms in the same industry, this X startup did not waste crores in celebrity markering. They made their founder the brand face and gained huge success and trust . Level 2: This is o