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Aditya Gaurav
1 month ago (E)
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Aditya Gaurav
3 months ago
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2 months ago
Hello, are you able to use the new Knowasiak well?

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2 months ago
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Anamika Gaurav
22 days ago
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Aditya Gaurav
2 months ago
India's Youth Transformation to Blindfolded Unskilled Cavemen

More than 45% India's Youth is Unemployed.
Most aren't even searching for jobs actively.
22 crore applied for mere 8 Lakh govt. vacancies. What a dependence on shrinking govt sector jobs, yet brainwashed youth is running for rat race.
Nationwide Salaries are almost the same since last decade. While Inflation's Skyrocketing through roof.
Most youth is busy on wasting time seeing movies, p*rnography and playing games.
When confronted with the fact, defensiveness is the only option.

Youth has adapted a unique quality to show positive faces even when everything else in the background is on fire, failing economy, depreciating talent in the country, sky-high unemployment and skills are almost non existent.

No wonder why Thousands of millionaires and Lakhs of talented students are fleeing the country to live a better life abroad.
According to avg Indian youth everything is fine and the country is growing, because they read facts from WhatsApp university.

The youth of India has become very lazy and takes most of the things for granted, they think, we'll complete school easily, take either of rat race mainstream media exam such as JEE, NEET, NDA etc. Somebody leaks the exam every year, we will take private college, pay 10L+ fees, and magically someone will appear and give us a high paying job. What they forget to notice is they are inside India, which has 1.4 Billion people. For a peon job also masters students are applying. Sometimes masters/phd graduate students also have no option but to work on a daily wage in class d jobs. Yet the avg youth is happy k1lling their time watching series, movies, going out with friends, playing games and that's how majority of youth's day goes. When they don't get a job, most of them ignore the fact that apart from ignorance from govt. on key issues, the youth themselves aren't trying hard in the first place, they themselves have become lazy.

Most of the govt. data is faked to show growth on international charts. This makes the avg youth become fake proud on their country and they think everything is fine.

The solution to all this is obviously not simple, but neither too complex.
we as youth need to raise our voices for more jobs, skilled education focusing on practical knowledge rather than making everyone an educated parrot. Reduction in fees of colleges and universities. Free good healthcare and education that will pave the way towards better future of the country.

Talented youth should be offered more opportunities so that they will stay in the country or otherwise they will settle abroad and build billion dollars companies there and pay taxes there only. We don't need 1 or 2 unicorn founders we need Thousands from every state to take the country to next level and create jobs in mass.

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Aditya Gaurav
3 months ago (E)
Third day of development.
Aditya Gaurav
26 days ago
Life lessons that make you grow 7X faster than others. (Click to read more.)

Speak less and precise, listen more.
Think twice before speaking.
Arrange priorities for major impact.
Knowing your strengths and weaknesses and accepting them honestly, while working 1% every day to improve your strengths and mitigate your weaknesses.
Knowing when to take a stand and when to stay silent.
Buy assets before liabilities.
Make foundations before building a castle.
Make friends everywhere and learn.
Negotiate to find a common ground to create win-win situation for every deal and decision.
Knowing time is a currency that can't be earned if loosed.
Never be proud of something you own or have.
Never underestimate anyone based on age, gender, Intel of background or anything.
Know whom to share with and how much.
Believe in few seeds that become huge plants rather than hundred seeds that're short lived.
Observe > Show off. Stay present.
Begin the next task to achieve the bifurcated sub-goal of the end goal, don't begin the task with the aim to reach end goal directly. Take steps, they are made for a reason to make you stronger and ready for the long run.
Take roads that are less taken, if you are ready to bear the risk.
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Aditya Gaurav
1 month ago
How Tata Group Became a Global Conglomerate

✦Overview:
Tata Group, founded in 1868 by Jamsetji Tata, has grown from a small trading company into one of the world’s largest and most respected conglomerates. With operations in over 100 countries and a presence in multiple industries, Tata Group's story is a testament to visionary leadership, strategic innovation, and a commitment to ethical business practices.

✦Growth Journey:
✦ Diversification: Tata Group diversified into steel, power, hospitality, and aviation early on, setting the foundation for its expansive portfolio. In 1907, Tata Steel was established, marking the beginning of India's steel industry.

✦ Global Expansion: In the 1990s, Tata began its global expansion, acquiring businesses in the UK, US, and beyond. Notable acquisitions include Tetley Tea (2000), Jaguar Land Rover (2008), and Corus Steel (2007), making Tata a significant player on the global stage.

✦ Innovation: Tata has consistently focused on innovation, from launching India's first indigenous car, the Tata Indica, in 1998 to developing the world’s most affordable car, the Tata Nano, in 2008. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) became a leader in IT services, further establishing the Group’s global reputation.

✦ Key Success Factors:
✦ Ethical Leadership: Tata Group's commitment to ethical business practices, deeply rooted in its core values, has earned it trust and respect globally.

✦ Sustainability: Tata has always prioritized sustainability, with initiatives in renewable energy, water conservation, and community development, setting a benchmark for corporate responsibility.

✦ Employee Welfare: Tata Group’s progressive policies on employee welfare, including the eight-hour workday and maternity leave, were revolutionary in their time and continue to inspire.

✦ Achievements:
✦ Tata Group today comprises over 100 operating companies with revenues exceeding $100 billion.
✦ Tata's brands, such as Jaguar Land Rover, Taj Hotels, and Tata Motors, are globally recognized.
✦ TCS is one of the world’s largest IT services firms, with a market cap exceeding $100 billion.

✦ Lessons for Entrepreneurs:
✦ Visionary Leadership: A clear vision, combined with ethical values, can propel a company to global success.
✦ Strategic Diversification: Expanding into diverse industries can safeguard against market volatility.
✦ Global Acquisitions: Strategic acquisitions can accelerate growth and open up new markets.
✦ Innovation and Sustainability: Continuous innovation and a commitment to sustainability are key to long-term success.

What do you think has been the most critical factor in Tata Group’s success? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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Aditya Gaurav
1 month ago
Why is it so true?

Discoveries by Foreigners:
Mobile Phone
Facebook
WhatsApp
Email
Fan
Airplane
Train
Radio
Television
Computer
Chip (Memory Card)
Paper
Printer
Washing Machine
AC (Air Conditioner)
Refrigerator
Internet
Distance to the Moon
Temperature of the Sun
Shape of the Earth
Telescope
Satellite
Magnet
Friction, Gravity, Newton's Laws
Robot
Metro Rail
Bullet Train
Nuclear Bomb, Hydrogen Bomb
Gun
Missile
Medicines
Artificial Heart
Stent (used in blood vessels)
Bicycle
Car
Elevator And so on...

Discoveries by Us, the World Gurus (Talented Indians):
Ghosts and Spirits
Demons/Witches
Soul and Supreme Soul
Heaven and Hell
Earth is supported by Sheshnag (a mythical serpent)
Ganga (the river) flows from Shiva's matted hair
In Kaliyug, the solution to end all human suffering - Satyanarayan Katha
The way to escape death - Mahamrityunjaya Mantra
Ten Avatars of God
33 crore+ (330 million) avatars of God
A literate monkey who wrote "Ram" on stones
Deities with different powers, such as the Goddess of Grain, the Goddess of Wealth, the Goddess of Education, the Goddess of Labor, deities to protect from ghosts, deities to change the direction of planets or remove curses, etc.
Numerous fasts/observances
Construction of the most temples
The most spiritual gurus who end up in jail due to sex scandals
Doctors who treat with mantras/fasts
Solutions for desired love, job, business losses, family disputes, using witchcraft and spells
Spiritual education (Gita) instead of teaching science and contributions of great people
Child marriage
Sati Pratha (a practice where a widow was burned alive with her husband’s body)
Caste system
Monopoly in education and business
Connecting scientific ideas with gods and ghosts
Main class of humanity (women) being denied rights
Three incarnations (Parashuram, Ram, Krishna) appearing together
Fitting an elephant's head on a human body as Ganesha
Hanuman swallowing the Sun
Brahmins as the highest caste, others as inferior
Offering sweets to deities and giving diabetes to priests
16 Monday fast for getting a husband of choice
Pray to stone goddess outdoors and beat the lady at home with the same stone
Truly India has achieved such remarkable heights,
I can’t express my happiness in words
(It’s satire guys, please forward this to your friends)
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