Delhi: I-PAC Co-Founder Vinesh Chandel reached the residence of Shefali Barnala Tandon, Additional District and Sessions Judge
Amar Gehlot, counsel for the accused, says, "As for the evidence, we have presented our arguments based on a very basic preparation regarding what has been filed so far. Vikas led us in this matter..."
Didactic (adjective): Intended to teach or instruct, often with a moral, ethical, or informative purpose.
> Her didactic leadership style focused on developing others rather than merely delegating tasks.
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Pulverize - To completely destroy, crush, or grind something into a fine powder or into tiny pieces; also used figuratively to mean defeating or overwhelming something/someone completely.
> Market competition pulverized smaller startups that lacked technological innovation.
Penurious: Extremely poor; lacking resources. It can also mean being very stingy or unwilling to spend money.
> The startup emerged from its penurious beginnings to become a leading player in the industry.
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Esoteric: Intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with specialized knowledge or interest.
> The professor’s lecture on quantum legal theory was so esoteric that only a handful of scholars could follow.
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Circumspect: Careful, cautious, and unwilling to take risks; considering all possible outcomes before acting.
> The board took a circumspect approach to the acquisition, ensuring thorough due diligence before approval.
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Impunity: Exemption or freedom from punishment, harm, or negative consequences, even after wrongdoing.
> The regulator warned that no entity would be allowed to act with impunity in financial markets.
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Remonstrate: To protest, object, or argue strongly against something, especially in response to unfair treatment or decisions.
> The employees remonstrated with management over the sudden withdrawal of remote work privileges.
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Prescient: Having or showing knowledge of events before they take place; foresighted or visionary.
> Her prescient recommendations on cybersecurity were validated by the breach that followed months later.
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Inscrutable: Impossible to understand or interpret; unreadable or difficult to analyse.
> Despite intense questioning, the CEO remained inscrutable, revealing nothing about the company’s next move.
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Expedient: Convenient and practical, though possibly improper or morally questionable in the long term.
The committee chose the most expedient option, approving the merger without a full due diligence review.
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