Author: Teena Jose
In our childhood, the allure of movies lay in the captivating portrayal of heroes and heroines on screen. However, as we grew older, the intricate layers of filmmaking began to captivate us, leaving lasting impressions that extend far beyond mere entertainment. Indeed, movies have the power to influence us in profound ways, shaping our perceptions and inspiring entrepreneurial insights. Among the plethora of films that offer valuable lessons, one standout example is the iconic movie ‘Guru.’ Abhishek Bachchan has essayed numerous roles throughout his career, but one of his most notable portrayals was that of Gurukant Desai in Mani Ratnam’s…
A recent video posted on Instagram by the handle @planetashish has sparked widespread discussion about the mass production of bread. In the video, which gained significant attention, viewers were taken through the process of how bread loaves are made in a factory. The clip begins with a person mixing ingredients such as flour, sugar, salt, and others in a container, before transferring the mixture to a machine to prepare the dough. Once the dough is ready, it is placed into moulds and baked to produce the final bread loaves. The freshly baked bread is then taken out and spread on…
In a remarkable shift, a multitude of Indian celebrities, spanning the realms of cricket and Bollywood, have transitioned from the glitz of the spotlight to the high-stakes world of startup investments. Noteworthy figures such as acclaimed actors Alia Bhatt, Deepika Padukone, and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, alongside cricket legends Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni, and Virat Kohli, are now leveraging their star power to fuel the growth of promising startups. In the midst of a challenging funding landscape, startups across diverse sectors, ranging from fintech and space to SaaS and AI, are not only attracting investments from traditional venture capital and private equity funds but are…
Today, the sports sector is one of the most lucrative. People all throughout the world follow national favorites like baseball, American football, rugby, and so on, as well as major sports like football, cricket, and tennis. Spending money on things related to sports is also something that people are willing to do in order to attend sporting events. Similar to products promoted by actors, products sponsored by athletes also appeal to a broad market. It’s a tried-and-true marketing tactic to advertise products during live athletic events. The Drive Behind Sports marketing is the practice of advertising products and services by leveraging athletic events and celebrity and team endorsements. In order to profit from the developed public interest,…
Prepare for a dazzling return of the great Indian wedding season! This year, festivities are reaching new heights, featuring ticketed weddings, themed receptions, and extravagant experiences like live performances on charter flights and lively game nights. The surge in spending on luxury and creative ideas, embraced by both major and local retailers, promises one of the most opulent and memorable wedding seasons in recent times. Join us as we explore the unfolding extravagance and glitz that define this year’s celebratory landscape. Over the past few years, we’ve witnessed a remarkable evolution in the concept of weddings. What was once a…
In a world that thrives on diversity, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of inclusivity and equal opportunities for every individual, regardless of their physical or cognitive abilities. Celebrated annually on December 3rd, this day provides a platform to raise awareness, foster understanding, and champion the rights of persons with disabilities. As we commemorate this significant occasion, it is an opportune moment to know about Raksha Society; an organization that gives us the message to embrace diversity since 1985. In the compassionate pursuit of uplifting the lives of children and young…
Following the incredible turmoil at OpenAI, the startup that released ChatGPT almost a year ago and ignited a technological arms race, the artificial intelligence landscape will never be the same. Employees and investors were taken aback when Sam Altman was fired as CEO by the OpenAI board on Friday. His departure sparked a sequence of bizarre events, as the board considered and ultimately rejected a proposal to have him return. Also Read The largest shareholder in the business, Microsoft, revealed on Sunday that it will appoint Altman and his co-founder, Greg Brockman, to oversee a new research facility. This move…
With Diwali just around the corner, the hunt for the perfect gifts that could bring a smile to your loved ones face and be beneficial as well. To check both the mandates, people now tend to transform gifts as an investment option too. Surfing through the Indian tradition and customs, Gold was one of the most preferred gifting options for decades. However, times are changing. Youngsters with a tech-first mindset are now keen to gift and invest virtual assets as Diwali gifts. Worth to be gifted, till you know its tax implications. Because, not all gifts received during the festive season are exempted from…
“I don’t have leave”, “Can we cancel the plan, I have work”, “I skipped the meal, Project deadline is today”, “You carry on, I can’t make it because of work”. These are the most habitual sentences we use frequently at our workplace. During the pandemic, the clichéd excuses of not having time became an alienated phrase. Because we accomplished the art of work-life balancing by the time of exhausting lockdowns. Working in the comfort of our bedroom has engulfed the employees long way back. Discussions and debates heated up on social media in regard to the needs of hybrid workspaces…
India is one of the few countries afflicted by an agonizing increase in cancer-related catastrophe, with reportedly about 71% of deaths being in the age group of 30-69 years. The estimated number of incident cases of cancer in India for the year 2022 was found to be 14,61,427. An even more devastating report finds that in India, one in nine people are likely to develop cancer in his/her lifetime. It is also estimated that there are 2.25 million cases of cancer in India every year, which doubles every 10 years. Three quarters of these cancers are detected in the late stages…