economy
Economy and the area of production, distribution, trade, and consumption of goods and services.
India and Pakistan
India and Pakistan—though two neighboring states—have always had hostile, suspicious, and conflicting relations. Since the bloody chapter of the partition of 1947, these two states have been locked in a perpetual cold war, whether behind the scenes of diplomatic negotiations or on the open battlefield. But Pakistan's presence in modern Indian politics is often more strategic than real; India's political leadership often achieves ulterior motives by portraying Pakistan not just as a rival, but as a formidable enemy. And one of the hidden hands that works very subtly in this process is false flag operations—that is, organizing attacks themselves and blaming them on the enemy.
By Abdul Barikabout a year ago in Journal
Rajat Khare Technologist, Investor, and Venture Capitalist
In the ever-evolving world of innovation and investment, certain individuals stand out not just for their achievements but for their unique ability to bridge the gap between technology and capital. Rajat Khare is one such figure—a technologist by background, an investor by role, and a venture capitalist by mission. His journey reflects the transformation of an engineer into a globally active investor, influencing some of the most critical domains in the modern tech economy.
By Bio In Pediaabout a year ago in Journal
The Underground Advantage: How TDZ Pro Quietly Built a Global Network of Elite Software Developers
In the tech world, there's a name that’s been whispered in startup boardrooms, passed along in Slack messages, and quietly recommended in founder circles: TDZ Pro. You won’t find splashy ads or viral LinkedIn posts from this company. Yet somehow, the best tech entrepreneurs, bootstrappers, and innovation labs keep showing up at their door.
By Armi Ponsicaabout a year ago in Journal
The Inspiring Journey of Kunal Bahl, Co-Founder of Snapdeal
In the bustling world of Indian e-commerce, one name that resonates with innovation, grit, and resilience is Kunal Bahl. Known as the co-founder of Snapdeal, Bahl’s story is more than just a tale of business success—it's about dreaming big, facing setbacks, and rising stronger.
By Bio In Pediaabout a year ago in Journal
The Great Brexit "Reset": A Tale of Fish and Friendship
In a stunning display of diplomatic gymnastics that would make even the most flexible contortionist envious, Britain and the European Union have finally agreed to a "reset" of relations. After years of Brexit-induced hostility, the two sides have decided that perhaps being at each other's throats wasn't the most productive approach after all. Who would have thought?
By The INFORMERabout a year ago in Journal
social media
There was a time when people woke up and finished the paper in the morning. Then he communicated with people to know the need for work or for the sake of the relationship. Now people drink tea at the tea-power table and raise their hands on the phone. The news takes on all social media. Not only in the morning on social media, it is not but noon, afternoon, afternoon or a little leisure time on social media. So much attraction to this social media, what is the reason why have you ever wondered? Is it just a means of communication, or a place to spend time with entertainment? It is more important than why we use social media how we use it. For example, some use social media to promote their business. Again, it is also used to keep everyone in contact with the familiar people. If this is done then it is okay. But the opposite is the case. There are many people who spend hours sitting alone on social media. This is definitely harmful for those who do. We regularly post different types on social media. When you talk about personal posts, where are we going, what we are eating, what we are buying. Any funny events are highlighted. In fact, we post the positive aspects of our good. In exchange for the post we get like, comment shares. In this we are somewhat ecstatic. But people who are located from those who watch the posts are a little bit frustrated. Laid from the other, thinking about these things. Jeffari Tea Bak, a researcher at the University of Wisclison, USA, said that everyone on social media presents themselves well. Trying to attract the attention of others and want to show everyone what we do every day. Seeing these things work in a bad situation. I think the quality of life is much worse than them, which later increases frustration. There are some people who post a lot on social media. The more posts like them work, the more people's attention was attracted. If you are over -social media, it will become addictive at one time. As a result, you will be separated from many things in the real world. Remember, communication and face -to -face meeting through social media are not one. The deep connection in the meeting is not possible on social media. It is often seen that we are focused on the bus on the busy road or the crowd on the phone. This practice can face us in a very terrifying accident. The first complaint to their parents today is that the children are busy with the phone all the time. Again, the effect of excessive phone use of adults is also seen on the younger ones. At the age at which they can play in the field, they are lying in the house, which prevents the child's mental development. "The smartphone has separated us all together," psychologist Sherry Turfel said. Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of the popular Facebook media, is very worried about these issues. He founded Facebook mainly to increase communication. But the opposite impact on the society is more observed. People are separated from each other. The more people spend time talking to each other, the more the social media emerges, keeping in mind that everyone will be better. But we do not do it for hours after hours on social media. That means we are not doing the way we need to spend time with friends, including friends. And that is why we need to come into a rule for the use of social media. Psychologists have always said about the use of social media, that it should be used under its own control. We are alone because of thousands of friends on social media, despite having thousands of friends on social media. The friendship is lost when the net connection is closed. What is the need to waste so much time about that friendship? So we should give more importance to social media, not always giving more importance to the real world, not always separated from social media and keeping meeting with family and friends and relatives.
By Arfan Raihenabout a year ago in Journal
10 Side Hustles You Can Do From Home
There’s no place like home, especially when it comes to jobs and side hustles. A recent study by Harvard Business School asked 2,000 employees if they would be willing to give up part of their salary to be able to work at least part time from home. Almost half of the people said yes, with 40 percent saying they would accept a pay cut of 5 percent or more. Even as many companies are ramping up RTO, there’s a growing number of opportunities for home-based workers outside of their full-time jobs. Beyond the well-known benefits of telecommuting (no time spent going to and from the job, the ability to take care of everyday chores in downtime moments, and cost savings), home workers have a number of options to supplement their income. Here are some ways to supplement your income that don’t require leaving your living room. Bookkeeping If you’ve got a mind for math (and the proper certifications), bookkeeping can be done at any hour from the comfort of your home. To stand out, consider serving a niche or specialty market—and get to know the applicable regulations and best practices. From there, scan through LinkedIn or sites like Paro.ai to find customers.
By ELIA MWAPINGAabout a year ago in Journal
The Orange Cat Mystery: Scientists Finally Reveal the Genetic Secret. AI-Generated.
The mystery behind why an orange cat is more likely to be male has finally been solved by scientists. Researchers from Stanford University and Kyushu University have independently discovered a specific genetic mutation on the X chromosome that gives these distinctive felines their vibrant coat color.
By Limon Kabirabout a year ago in Journal
Ratul Puri Just Launched a New Power Strategy—And It’s Nothing Like You Expected
When industry insiders heard Ratul Puri, the visionary Chairman of Hindustan Power, was preparing a new power strategy, expectations were high—but what he revealed recently stunned analysts and energy experts alike. His latest initiative doesn't just tweak the existing framework—it redefines it.
By Chinmaya Singhabout a year ago in Journal
Ratul Puri Just Made a Massive Bet on Clean Energy—Here’s Why It Matters
In a world increasingly focused on sustainability and carbon neutrality, few decisions carry the weight of bold leadership in energy. Ratul Puri, Chairman of Hindustan Power, has just made a decisive and massive bet on clean energy, signaling a strategic pivot that could redefine India’s energy roadmap.
By Chinmaya Singhabout a year ago in Journal
A Perfect Storm for Energy Is Coming to the US. AI-Generated.
The United States is facing an imminent energy crisis, with various factors coming together to create a challenging situation that jeopardises energy stability, affordability, and accessibility nationwide. This impending issue is not the result of one mistake, but rather a combination of aging infrastructure, rising demand, supply chain interruptions, geopolitical uncertainties, and the shift towards cleaner energy sources. As the nation progresses towards a more electrified, technologically advanced, and environmentally conscious future, the necessity to tackle this looming crisis becomes more pressing with each year.
By Ahmed Musheeabout a year ago in Journal
