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Krishna, having all the powers that he had, was very intuitive. When he saw Arjuna approaching this time, Krishna could…
With the help of some truly experienced and knowledgeable mentors and teachers, I decided to do an intensive course in…
Technology and innovation are accelerating at a speed never seen before in history. Mankind has now started experimenting with the science of teaching computers to solve problems. This is what we term as “machine learning”. The world has therefore started unlocking a new and exciting world of tools: artificial intelligence.
For the sake of our planet and its sustainability, technology and its creators owe it to themselves and to each of us. The technology cycle, if disruptive and successful in the area of sustainability, may never see a decline. India and the UAE could be potential co-creators in this success.
Brick-and-mortar may go through its lows like any other business. But in our part of the world, its here to stay. Landlords and retailers would need to be cautious to ensure that greed does not become the key reason for the format to lose out.
Let us start by looking at the world of beauty. While there exist many benchmarks, I genuinely believe that true beauty is intrinsic and begins with the comfort one has with one’s existence and appearance. Therefore, in essence, beauty is a very subjective word, which is unnecessarily complicated by beauty product and fairness product companies.
n today’s digital age, where every swipe, like, and share holds the power to influence, Niranjan Gidwani’s insightful exploration into social media’s sway over our wallets is more relevant than ever.
As mentors and trainers, we need to inculcate in the newer generation that it’s not about which side is the right one. It’s about being aware that both sides make the coin what it actually is. We need to stop playing the role of judge and juror.
There were two friends Andrew and Charles, who had not met for a long time. Andrew was living in Kenya and Charles in Dubai. As it normally happens, in today’s fast paced world of hustle and bustle, Andrew and Charles lost touch for several years. They were periodically in touch online, and on one of his trips to North America, Andrew decided to route his ticket via the lovely, vibrant city of Dubai.
The truth of the matter is that none of us knows how long we have on this planet. Fifty years more, or just fifty days, or maybe five hours. Make no mistake. Money, career, fame, safety-net, a good house, great holidays, bucket-lists, status……. all of these matter to each of us.
