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In 2015, 45 of India's top business minds convened to address a critical question: if investment in human resources is neglected today, both India's economy and its business landscape might face a bleak future. This thought led these visionary entrepreneurs to take a groundbreaking step that has become a landmark in India's education system. The result was the establishment of Plaksha University, with an initial investment of ₹2,000 crore. The Unique Vision of Plaksha University Plaksha University aims to break the inertia of conventional education by preparing youth who aspire not for jobs but for creating innovative and unique businesses. Its founders have set a goal to establish at least 10,000 startups in India by 2031, driven by the university's talented graduates. This initiative not only challenges the traditional education system but also seeks to transform the mindset that education is merely a means to secure employment. Plaksha's approach empowers student...

   The Department of Archeology has recently discovered a device that was used in the 20th century and is similar to modern-day mobile phones. Experts say that this device belonged to an ancient company "Nokia" which was used for calls and messages in its time. This device was considered an advanced invention in terms of its technology at that time, which people of that time gave importance to in their daily life.  Nokia's classic device: at a glance  This device was a revolution in the field of telecommunication in its time. Mobile phones became common in the late 20th century, but the devices used before were much more complicated and limited. This Nokia device was a symbol of the latest technology of the time and included many features that are seen in today's mobile phones.  Calls and Messages: Mobile Communication in Antiquity  Experts say that this device was mainly used for voice communication (calls) and text messages (messages). With its help,...

  If the image is zoomed in, a sparkling diamond around a woman's neck can be seen prominently.  This 254 carat precious diamond is unique not only because of its brilliance but also because of a historical story.  Interestingly, this diamond is twice the size and weight of the famous Koh-i-Noor diamond.  This is the story of Meher Bai Tata, the daughter-in-law of the family of Sir Jamshed Tata, the founder of the Tata Company, and the wife of Sir Darab Tata.  Meher Bai was not only a respectable woman, but her story of sacrifice and self-sacrifice still affects people's hearts.  Global Recession and Mehr Bai's Sacrifice  During the world depression in 1924, the Tata Company, like many other companies, was hit by financial crisis.  The threat of bankruptcy was knocking on the company's door, and employees were teetering on the brink of unemployment.  In such difficult times, Meherbai mortgaged her prized possession, a 254-carat diamond, to th...

  Dr. Manmohan Singh is a name synonymous with economic reforms and political resilience. As the 13th Prime Minister of India and a globally respected economist, his life and career offer a compelling story of perseverance, intellect, and visionary leadership. Early Life and Education Born on September 26, 1932, in Gah, Punjab (now in Pakistan), Dr. Manmohan Singh came from a modest Sikh family. Despite the challenges of partition, he excelled academically, earning scholarships that paved the way for his remarkable education. Bachelor's and Master's: He studied Economics at Panjab University, Chandigarh. Further Studies: He pursued further education at Cambridge University and later earned his doctorate in Economics from Oxford University. His academic journey laid a strong foundation for his illustrious career as an economist and policymaker. Career as an Economist Dr. Singh’s contributions to the Indian economy began long before he entered politics. UN and Academic Roles: He ...

  Osamu Suzuki, who headed the Suzuki Motor Company for almost half a century, revolutionized the production of small and affordable cars and made Suzuki a well-known brand around the world, including in India and Pakistan.  Early life and association with Suzuki  Osamu Suzuki was born in 1930 in a farming family in Japan. After earning a law degree, he joined the banking sector where he met Shoko Suzuki, the heiress of the Suzuki family. After marriage, Osamu adopted his wife's family name and joined the Suzuki Motor Company in 1958. After two decades of hard work, he became the company's president in 1978.  Development of Suzuki Motor Company  Under the leadership of Osamu Suzuki, the company focused on producing small and affordable vehicles. Introduced in 1979, the Alto minicar gained immense popularity in Japan. Meanwhile, Suzuki partnered with General Motors, helping to gain a foothold in the international market.  Role of Suzuki in India and Pak...

  Tesla Tablet: A $100 Revolution in Technology by Elon Musk Elon Musk has once again disrupted the tech industry, unveiling the Tesla Tablet, an affordable yet groundbreaking device priced at just $100. Combining cutting-edge features with Tesla's visionary approach, this tablet is poised to challenge industry giants and redefine technology’s accessibility. Impressive Features for an Unmatched Price Despite its low cost, the Tesla Tablet boasts features that rival premium devices: Tesla Custom Chip: Built for seamless multitasking and lightning-fast performance. OLED Display: A 10.5-inch screen offering vibrant colors and deep blacks for an immersive viewing experience. Solar Charging: A pioneering capability that allows the tablet to recharge using Tesla’s solar technology, making it eco-friendly. Tesla OS: A new operating system designed for speed, security, and perfect integration with Tesla vehicles. Enhanced Connectivity: Built-in Wi-Fi 6E and TeslaLink ensure effortless sync...