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Unknown facts about Draupadi from Mahabharata Draupadi needs no introduction. She was the mysterious, fiery yet compassionate queen of the five Pandava brothers, and is also considered as the sole reason behind the great Mahabharat war. But do you know that Draupadi symbolizes binding of the five chakras in human body? She is thus referred as Kula kundalini, which resides in the spinal cord of the humans. Take a look at some more mystifying facts about Draupadi… The various names of Draupadi Draupadi is also referred to as Panchali (meaning one from the kingdom of Panchala), Yajnaseni (meaning one born from a Yajna or fire-sacrifice), Mahabhaaratii (great wife of the five descendents of Bharata) and Sairand...

Few Filipino Traits that are "Toxic"

- November 23, 2021

The Philippines is a large archipelago with over 7,000 islands. This Southeast Asian country is famed for its stunning beaches and tropical fruits. Filipinos are considered for being joyful, affable, and hospitable people in general; but, along with their cheerful and welcoming characteristics, they also have bothersome and undesirable behaviors that may give the Philippines a negative reputation. Punctuality - Filipinos are commonly recognized to be minutes or hours behind schedule or standard time🕓. When it comes to the mañana habit , Filipinos commonly follow their own unique brand of time, which frustrates time-conscious foreigners because Filipinos rarely heed schedule. It's a terrible habit that must be addressed since it stifles productivity and advancement. This also demonstrates a lack of regard for other people's time, which paints Filipinos in a negative light. Crab Mentality - When Filipinos are insecure, I've noticed many of them develop a crab mentality. Th...

10 Things Dhoni Said To His Players From Behind The Stumps

- March 05, 2015

Captain Cool Mahendra Singh Dhoni knows how to bring out the best in his players. He does it with playful taunts, curt orders and wise advice, guaranteeing a wicket or a chauka for sure. That we don’t get to hear him much on the field doesn’t mean he quietly lets his players do whatever they want. A man of a few words, he knows when and how to use them. Take a look at a few instances of how our captain nudges his team while he is on the field. 1. When Uthappa was taking his own sweet time to throw the ball. 2. His bindaas advice to Ishant Sharma. 3. A remark Sreesanth would never forget. 4. When he wanted Jadeja to bowl slow. 5. Bol diya, so bol diya! 6. Taarak here, means a doosra delivery! 7. So punny! 8. Got it, Jaddu? 9. Always honest. 10. And guess what. Michael Clarke was actually down the track after the first ball!

ERA of Artificial Intelligence

- December 29, 2020

I n today’s business world, the customer’s behavior towards a brand is regarded the most in the market. Your behavior towards a product or a company gives “business” to a business. It is often said that a happy customer experience makes a customer stay loyal to a brand and the more pleasing it is, the more are the chances to retain a customer as well as contribute largely to growth. In modernity, the introduction of Artificial Intelligence has upgraded customer experience through swift and efficient calculation and resolution. Accelerated growth in technology has been a powerful tool to provide ease on a daily basis. From recognizing voice & speech to understanding human emotions and the ability to predict the likeness has largely helped to upgrade customer experience. This is also leveraging the company to deliver personalized recommendations. Did you know? By 2025, AI is expected to control 95% of customer interaction. 😲😲 This number brings happiness as well as concern, al...

BOYCOTTING CHINA - A CHALLENGE OR AN OPPORTUNITY?

- May 22, 2020

China backstabbing India at the UN! China responsible for Covid-19..! China nibbling North-East frontier! BOYCOTT CHINA! S ocial media is literally painted red with avid pro-India chanting. But remember one thing- Promises made in adversity are forgotten in prosperity . Even otherwise, boycotting China is easier said than done. India is the 17th largest export economy in the world but stands 45th rung apropos complexity according to the Economic Complexity Index (ECI). Indian import from China amounts to $ 70.39 billion while our export is only $16.5 billion . A cursory glance would explain the reason for this huge trade deficit and also expose the MISNOMER OF BOYCOTTING CHINESE GOODS AND SERVICES BY INDIANS . India exports cotton yarn, iron ores, copper alloys, granite, basalt, sandstone, nuts, tanned leather, etc. whereas our imports from China include telephone sets, cellular networks, transmission/reception of voice/images/data in a wired/wireless network account nearly...