

Writing this Story with my Heart! Story of My Dearest Student Vivekananda 1.0 as Student and Vivekananda 2.0 as Entrepreneur with Tallest Adversity Quotient! Sunny, Storm and Serene! Life in 3 Words! Dear

Hack the MAANG or Happy with WAIT Companies!! Dream vs Dignity?Dear Friends and StudentsSlowing Global Economic Growth is Increasingly Evident! I have been receiving multiple calls from the student

A glance at Indian history reveals that India was not only a knowledge society but also an industrial society. Our intellectuals and researchers were called rishis. India was a rich and prosperous country,

EcoQuake: Sparks in the Silent Street!! a Sci-Fi movie idea to Christopher Nolan!!Dear Friends and StudentsWe all think Electric Vehicles are Green! Over 26 million electric cars were on the road

The Best Medicine for all Kinds of Problems in our Lives is to Leave the “Wheel Lock and Wheel Together” and Move On! Read this Interesting Perspective!!Dear Students and FriendsA few

The Steam Engine: A Catalyst of Progress and TransformationThe steam engine is more than just a machine; it’s a symbol of human ingenuity and innovation that forever changed the course of history.

Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS), located in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, is a premier medical institution established in 1993. Conceived on the lines of the All India Institute of Medical

Is it an End of Great Resignation and welcoming Stagflation or high misery index? Are you Dear to Your Boss? Else, you will end up Dear to your Loss? Don't ask for a Hike! Ask for a Mike!! Read this

As educators, the words we choose have the power to uplift, encourage, and shape young minds. A simple shift in language can turn frustration into understanding and negativity into growth. The way we communicate

Recently, I read a book "Project Management for the Unofficial Project Manager" by Suzette Blakemore, Kory Kogon, James Wood. It stresses on the mastery of four foundational behaviours to be

As educators, we often seek metaphors to better understand our roles and the impact we have on our students. One such analogy is comparing teaching to gardening—a living process that thrives