@DaveRobert21734@BJP4Goa@RahulGandhi He was an elected CM and went on to become a PM. He has been a public speaker for so many years even before teleprompters became handy..
@Caulifarmer1989@NewsAlgebraIND They wsnted to create anti govt sentiment in BJP supporters.. They are creating an intuition of govt falling at their feet
@Gunner_Logs@NewsAlgebraIND Everyone who is saying the govt is spineless will blame them again if civil unrest begins and courts interfere.. Donno why these BJP followers understand this
@kochattil@narendramodi@BJP4India If brainless idiots come out again and create trouble duting Independence Day, govt will be forced to remove them with force.. Thats what they are expecting. Sometimes flexing muscles will push u out from power.. Without power u know what happens
@RichaSharm94361@HGJoglekar@BellamSwathi My cousin in Australia met with an accident while driving.. She was taken to ER.. She had to wait for 4 hours to be checked by the doctor.. Medical system here is comparatively better. In this case the blame should be on the team who first entered the scene
Her name is Pooja Jain Gupta.
Her father D K Jain founded Luxor in 1963 from the busy streets of Old Delhi with Rs 5000 and five employees. He built India’s largest writing instruments company.
But he never handed it to his daughter. He made her earn it.
In 1992 he took her to an international stationery fair in Japan. She was still in school. That trip changed everything.
She joined Luxor as an Assistant Product Manager while still in her teens. Her first salary was Rs 1743 a month.
She did not report to her father. The marketing manager was her first boss.
She graduated from Lady Shri Ram College. She studied International Business at the London School of Economics and the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade.
She helped bring Parker and Waterman pens to India. She expanded Luxor into more than 95 countries.
Today it is a Rs 2000 crore business and India’s largest exporter of writing instruments.
But what she is building now is the more interesting story.
At a time when every parent is pushing children toward screens and AI she is making the opposite bet.
Handwriting. Journaling. Doodling. Tactile creativity.
Not as nostalgia. As skills for the next generation.
Most companies sell products. Very few sell possibility.
The future will not belong only to AI native companies. It will also belong to brands that make humans feel human again.
India’s creativity economy is still massively underestimated. Pooja Jain Gupta is betting her company on it.
In collaboration with Luxor Group.
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@divya_gandotra@Practo We in Kerala apply generous amount of Murivenna an ayurvedic oil which help bed ridden patients not to develop bed sore.. You can order it at Amazon.. Its very effective
@AN5HUP@DivaJain2 Probably those ppl who didn't wear are from the rest 10% like us 🙏🏼.. We in Kerala definitely wear our traditional white and gold set mundu for wedding.. For us white is auspicious.. In Tamil weddings at muhurtam white saree is a must.. So dont speak for others..
@surplusmusings@bhatnaturally Usually they ask for ur number if the amoubt is credited immediately.. And tell u they will contact you if the payment doesnt show in their system.. Samd they do for credit card payments too