Presenting you our documentary short film "We The People: Mob, Middle Class and Majoritarianism" which explores the rise of middle class post economic reforms and its foray into political activism culminating into a 'Dance of Democracy.'
Full documentary: https://t.co/FzIRNz6TdG
Quem ama futebol te aproveitou ao longo desses anos…
Hoje é seu ultimo jogo com a camisa da tua seleção, do teu país e eu espero que você curta cada segundo, que todas as homenagens hoje te façam feliz.
Não é só Argentina que te agradece, o mundo agradece por tudo que fez ao futebol.
Obrigado por me fazer amar ainda mais o futebol, foi uma honra ter jogado contra você e mais ainda fazer história ao seu lado.
GRACIAS Leo Messi 🐐
Folks, do watch the full video on Youtube.
The subject of business, entrepreneurship & economics is completely new to me with regards to nuances. Looking forward to your feedback. Link attached below:
Our first ‘Story of the Month’ is live on YouTube, exploring how a disputed chairman vote and competing visions for Tata Sons’ future have fuelled a boardroom “civil war” between Noel Tata and N. Chandrasekaran.
Watch the full story: Link in thread below.
Jamsetji Tata reached out to Swami Vivekananda to promote the idea of a premier research institution. He appealed to the ascetic spirit of India that can devote towards cultivation of sciences. Had Sanjay Hegde been there he would have called him out for lack of science temper.
Lady Meherbai Tata's jewelry, including the Jubilee diamond were once pledged to save the Tata companies. After her death the jewelry was sold to eastablish the Tata trusts which helped set up the Indian Institute of Science, BARC and TIFR. The donors may never ever have envisioned such an opportunistic display of "scientific temper" .
India’s most trusted business name, the Tatas, is facing an internal power struggle that could fundamentally reshape its identity.
We bring you every aspect of the story in our first YouTube feature, tomorrow.
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@sone_do_mujhe Bhai when you are born in such privilege, you have the choice of taking risks, and even your accidents will become successful given your financial and societal cushion. As for most of us, a single bad decision or "accident" can effectively finish our careers.
Hired a 16 y/o video editor. Asked what kind of songs he listens to. He said old songs, I said, for example and he said 'Brown Rang'
He was 1, when that song was released. I am not able to comprehend this situation.
The Amul Girl mascot effectively dismantles our relentless obsession with absolute originality. It clearly conveys that almost every creation is merely a copy of a copy whose true value and brilliance reside entirely in how we retell and contextualize.
Amul had already won the milk production race. The harder challenge was becoming a brand India could instantly recognize.
In 1966, Verghese Kurien gave one simple brief: Make India remember Amul.
60 years later, the Amul Girl is still here.
The final episode of The Amul Story.
But in reality the merchant will trickle down this cost onto the customers by either increasing price or by other means, leading people to spend cash. The question that the government needs to answer is whether this minor tax gain is worth risking a decade of digital adoption?
Unpopular Opinion: My pick for Ballon d'Or will be Pau Cubarsi (taking Cannavaro's 2006 win as a precedent) and if not him then it has to be Rodri again.
The 1 Lakh per month limit for Small merchants to accept MDR free UPI payments is the biggest bummer.
1 L pm sale is nothing in the current inflationary times. Even a Momo / Sweet corn seller does >2.5 L pm sales in local markets.
DNEG is literally adding this project to the top of its portfolio
Why would they follow Nolan’s way? This is Namit Malhotra’s film
They’re crafting it their way to showcase DNEG’s capabilities. They got the Oscar "for their craft" on Nolan’s film, not for working on "his" film