Downhill & Uphill: The Arc of Big Businesses Collapse and Courage 1. The Illusion of Permanence We rarely believe that giants can fall. A platform we use daily, a device we depend on, a digital home where we write, talk, store, share — these seem as permanent as gravity. But history has always laughed at …
How “Others” Should Deal with Wealthy People? They are the rich and we the rest are “others”. The transactional nature and potential lack of empathy in wealthy people (especially in the “neo rich”) are vital. It frames how “others” should approach these relationships. The answer isn’t a simple “yes” or “no” to initiating contact, but …
Billionaires Versus Wealthy: The different lifestyle and social behaviour. It’s crucial to distinguish between these two groups, as their journeys to wealth profoundly shape their mindsets and social behaviors. Let’s articulate both separately, as under: How to become a Billionaire? I. Established Wealth: The Billionaire Class This group typically refers to individuals who have accumulated …
Analysis of India’s Defence Sector Production and Exports (2014-2025) Defence Export by India: India has experienced a significant surge in its defence sector production and exports over the last decade, largely driven by the “Make in India” and “Atmanirbhar Bharat” (self-reliant India) initiatives. I. Defence Production Growth: Significant Increase: India’s defence production reached ₹1.27 lakh …
Poor does not remain poor in India According to recent World Bank data, India has demonstrated remarkably better income equality compared to G7 and G20 countries. Here’s a breakdown of the report and its implications: Key Findings of the World Bank Report: High Ranking in Income Equality: India ranks fourth globally in income equality with …
Britain’s Billionaire Exodus: Why the UK is Losing its Wealthiest Residents Introduction A silent but powerful shift is taking place in the United Kingdom: an exodus of billionaires, millionaires, and high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) who have long made London their home. Triggered by sweeping tax reforms—most notably the abolition of the non-domicile (non-dom) regime—this movement is …
Striking at the Pandemic of Divorce: A Step-by-Step Guide to Relational Resilience The rising tide of divorce is not merely a statistical trend; it is a profound human tragedy. Deep inquiry has revealed that beyond superficial disagreements, the deepest fissures in relationships often form when life’s most potent and personal “compartments”—money, sex, religion, and politics—are …
The Disconnect Between Creators, Content, and Core Audience – With Crucial Counterpoints. Introduction For decades, Hollywood and its international counterparts have served as powerful cultural mirrors, reflecting and sometimes shaping societal norms and aspirations. Yet, a growing sentiment among discerning viewers suggests a perceived decline in the “quality” of mainstream productions, particularly when compared to …
The recent interim order by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) against Jane Street Group has sent ripples through the Indian financial markets, exposing a sophisticated alleged manipulation strategy that reportedly exploited the nuances of F&O expiry days. This case sheds light on the inherent vulnerabilities of derivative markets to well-orchestrated schemes and …
Understanding China’s Critique: “US Hegemony and Its Perils” Understanding China’s Critique: “US Hegemony and Its Perils” In February 2023, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) released a significant report titled “US Hegemony and Its Perils.” This document serves as a comprehensive and sharp critique of what China perceives as the United States’ detrimental global …