Be it NEET exam paper leak or CBSE OSM fiasco, lot of parents and their kids are getting genuinely upset with such severe flaws in our education system.
It is time for education minister to go. Someone who is very competent and of unquestionable ethics need to be brought as an education minister.
With employment opportunities already being dwindling for freshers and things are becoming more and more competitive, the least we can do is to have a proper examination and evaluation system. These are hygiene factors and are expected as matter of routine.
Saw a news item that government is planning to use airforce to carry NEET papers. If we've to depend on defence forces for routine civilian functions, it shows the institutional collapse.
Education ministry not only need new set of people, foolproof systems need to be deviced to prevent any future paper leaks and fiasco happened recently in CBSE evaluations.
The core mindset shift:
you don’t make money when you sell — you make it while you hold.
Here is the answer on how to hold a profit-running stock for more time for big gain.
People earn from the stock market by holding stocks, not by selling and buying again and again,
1-Control Your Psychology
•Set a target price before buying, not after it rises — this removes emotional decision-making
•Remind yourself that selling too early is one of the most common investor mistakes
•Avoid checking prices too frequently; daily watching amplifies anxiety
2-Use Rules, Not Feelings
•Set a trailing stop-loss (e.g., sell only if it drops 15–20% from its peak) — this lets winners run while limiting downside
•Commit to holding for a specific time horizon (e.g., “I won’t sell for at least 12 months unless fundamentals change”)
3-Ask the Right Question
•Instead of “should I sell now?”, ask “would I buy this stock today at this price?” If yes, hold.
•Sell only if the story changed (bad earnings, lost competitive edge, management issues) — not just because the price rose
4-Zoom Out
•Look at multi-year charts, not daily ones. Many great stocks look “expensive” every year yet keep climbing (think Amazon, Apple over decades)
•Focus on business fundamentals (revenue growth, margins, moat) rather than short-term price moves
Practical Tip: Partial Selling
If anxiety is strong, sell a small portion (10–20%) to “take some off the table,” then hold the rest. This satisfies the urge to act without fully exiting a winner.
🚨 GOLD IS ABOUT TO REPEAT 1979? HISTORY IS RHYMING AGAIN 🚨
1979:
⚠️ 1979 oil crisis
⚠️ Iran turmoil → OIL PRICES DOUBLED
⚠️ Global panic → inflation shock
Gold? 🚀 FIRST IT EXPLODED…
Then came the brutal reality → 📉 YEARS OF DECLINE
2026:
⚠️ Iran war → OIL PRICES SURGING AGAIN
⚠️ Strait tensions → global supply shock
⚠️ Inflation fears BACK ON FIRE
And guess what?
📉 Gold is already CRACKING under pressure — down sharply despite war headlines
##Nifty50
Whenever nifty touches the lower band on mtf
It gives a good rally
Whether it is 2008 2012 2016 or 2020
Now it has touched the lower band now
@nishkumar1977
Not just Fibbonacci series, Indians discovered:
- Pythagorean theorem and geometric constructions (Baudhayana Sulba Sutras)
- Binary patterns, binomial coefficients, Pascal’s triangle (Pingala’s Chhandas Shastra)
- Positional decimal numeral system that we use today (Vedic period onward, formalized by Aryabhata)
- Concept of zero as a number (Jain texts 300 BCE onward, rules formalized by Brahmagupta, 628 CE)
- Negative numbers and their operations (Brahmagupta)
- Sine and cosine tables, trigonometric identities, and π approximation (Aryabhata)
- General solutions to quadratic equations and methods of solving them (Brahmagupta)
- Infinite power series for π, sine, cosine, and arctangent (Madhava of Sangamagrama)
- Precursors to Number theory, Calculus, Algebraic methods and many more