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As we approach 2025, the job market in India is rapidly changing, creating exciting opportunities for new graduates. With the rise of...

As 2024 begins, the job market in India presents exciting opportunities for recent graduates. This dynamic landscape is shaped by rapid...

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<p>The Indian entrepreneurship is not a recent phenomenon, the business genes go far back into the Harappan age which had both land and sea business dealings. Subsequent millenniums did not dampen the business spirit, although religious texts did account for the segregation of such class. The advent of a mercantile nation like Britain spelled doom [&hellip;]</p>

<p>3 months of unexpected nothingness have reduced my penchant for writing. For quite a while I haven&#8217;t been able to keep pace with publishing posts on this blog as I used to 2 or 3 summers ago, but even then I was always writing something or the other &#8230;. just kept piling it on in [&hellip;]</p>

<p>On a casual trip to the bookstore, as I was getting irritated by the lack of segregation and proper genre listings, this book suddenly caught my eye. Lying in the new arrivals section, I instantly picked up the paperback and browsed a little to gauge the gist. Written by Daniel Domscheit-Berg, former spokesman for Wikileaks [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Its been more than an year since I last wrote about Chris Nolan. At that time I was admittedly still under the Dark Knight hangover having scoured the internet for trivia, back stories, sub plots, allegories and in-movie references and homages that the epic contained. Yet again I find myself at the same place I [&hellip;]</p>

<p>yup i watched it today. Awesome in every sense of the word. Quite a break from all that razzmatazz slick action and slapstick comedies that have been thrown at us all through the summer of 2007. There&#8217;s an old world charm about the movie. Its 2 central characters just put their lives on hold and [&hellip;]</p>

<p>I am not a die-hard Tendulkar fan , nor am I a belligerent cricket lover. But watching the India-South Africa 2nd ODI , I just could not help but marvel at the gem of an innings played by Tendulkar in conditions quite hostile to batting. Critics could have dismissed the 99 runs in first ODI [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Quite often we hear of countries going to town bragging about the achievements of their scientists , artists , sportsmen etc . Politicians are quick to term their nations as great if a scientist from that country receives a noble prize or their football team wins the world cup . But can a nation be termed great just because it [&hellip;]</p>