It wouldn’t be wrong to say that in India, English is looked at as the language of success. A large part of our ecosystem embraces and advocates this thought. Schools, institutes, work sectors are all echoing how irrelevant you are if you don’t understand English. Even for something as widespread and basic as a packet

Job vs business. This debate has raged since time immemorial. Why is a business called risky and a job called safe? I think the initial thought process itself is faulty. A young person will spend a considerable amount of resources on being ready for a job despite the success rate of less than a percent

Think of a few things you learnt as a child. Whether at school, or at play  or at home, anything that you still remember and that has had a lasting impact on you. It is most likely all your learning has come from curiosity. It could have been fun, tiring or painful even, but in

Many of us may recall reciting the famous song as young children by Doris Day and Frank De Vol that goes like this: When I was just a little girlI asked my mother, what will I beWill I be pretty? Will I be rich?Here’s what she said to meQue sera, seraWhatever will be, will beThe

And thank God for that! After 40-odd years with 40-Odd ventures, each one with its own unique story, many of them  successful and others not so, with all their ups and downs, it’s time to ride up again! Starting with a Plywood business, traversing through a stream of different activities like, Computer Education, Refrigeration, Food,