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 https://www.expresspharma.in/six-reasons-why-india-is-poised-to-be-a-global-leader-in-nutraceuticals/ Growing awareness about health and fitness was already paving the way for a thriving competitive landscape for nutraceuticals in India. An ASSOCHAM report released in 2018 predicted that “the Indian nutraceuticals market is expected to grow from $4 billion in 2017 to $18 billion in 2025.”  However, with ‘immunity’ becoming the new buzzword as the world battles the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand for nutraceuticals across the globe has increased manifold. A report from Technavio forecasts that the global nutraceuticals market is poised to grow by $180.38 billion during 2020-2024, progressing at a CAGR of almost nine per cent during the forecast period.  And, experts opine that this could set the scene for India to emerge as one of the most formidable players in this segment.  As Sanjaya Mariwala, Executive Chairman and Managing Director, OmniActive Health Technologies, points

 https://www.inc.com/bill-murphy-jr/want-better-emotional-intelligence-try-practicing-these-7-easy-habits-in-2024.html?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-intl   By Bill Murphy Jr. , Founder of Understandably and contributing editor, Inc. @BillMurphyJr It's a new year, and a new opportunity to work on the top thing readers tell me they want to develop: emotional intelligence . Yes, emotional intelligence can be learned. In fact, that's the best definition as far as I am concerned: "the learned ability to leverage people's emotions (both yours and theirs) in order to make it more likely you'll achieve your ultimate goals." Here are 7 simple, memorable habits that people with high emotional intelligence know they have to practice, so they'll eventually become automatic. 1. Practice conjuring gratitude. Count your blessings? Of course. But people with high emotional intelligence take things a step further by looking at the things in their lives that maybe

Dreams are puzzling and can cause us to question their root cause — especially when they’re violent and they keep us up at night. As it turns out, there are several common causes of violent dreams, one being the fear of violence. Another common source of violent dreams is thinking about violence (especially before bed); did you just watch a violent movie or video game? Your brain is processing these violent acts. You might also have violent dreams after starting a new medication, as they alter the biochemistry in your brain. Finally, your violent dreams could be rooted in a traumatic experience: If you were exposed to violence in your childhood, you’re more likely to have these violent dreams throughout your lifetime. Try not to obsess over your violent dreams when awake — instead, recognize that it’s normal to have violent dreams from time to time and let thoughts about the dreams come and go.    https://thriveworks.com/blog/what-do-violent-dreams-mean/

  Effectively 5 Pillars of Growth has been identified all hinging on green energy as input :   1.Jio 5G 2Jio Air Fiber 3Jio Smart Home Services 4.Jio True5 G Developer Platform 5.AI Plan   For 5G innovation, Reliance Jio also announced the Jio True5G Developer Platform, which was described as a platform for enterprises and the government to develop 5G applications and services. The company is also setting up a Jio True 5G lab at the Reliance Corporate Park in Ghansoli Mumbai Jio AirFiber Reliance Industries Chairman, Mukesh Ambani said that Reliance Jio will complete its 5G rollout by December this year. Announcing the rollout of one of the first applications on its 5G network, Jio AirFiber on September 19, the RIL Chair said, “With Jio AirFiber, we can supercharge this expansion with up to 150,000 connections per day which is a 10-fold increase, expanding our addressable market over the next three years to over 200 million high-paying homes and premises.” Reliance Jio Chairman, Akash

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  BYJU'S, founded by Byju Raveendran in 2008, started as a small offline coaching center for CAT (Common Admission Test) preparation in India. Over the years, it has transformed into one of the largest and most successful edtech companies globally. Here's an overview of the evolution of BYJU'S: Founding Years (2008-2011): BYJU'S was founded by Byju Raveendran, who initially conducted offline coaching classes for CAT preparation. Byju's unique teaching style and emphasis on conceptual learning gained popularity among students. Introduction of Online Learning (2011): Recognizing the potential of online education, BYJU'S transitioned to an online platform. The company started creating digital content and video lectures to reach a wider audience. Expansion to K-12 Segment (2015): BYJU'S expanded its focus from test preparation to the K-12 segment (school education). The company developed engaging and interactive learning content for school subjects, making it ac

  Zomato, founded in 2008 by Deepinder Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah, started as a restaurant discovery and review platform in India. Over the years, the company has evolved and expanded its services significantly. Here is a brief overview of the evolution of Zomato: Restaurant Discovery Platform (2008): Zomato initially began as a website that provided restaurant information, reviews, and ratings. Users could explore a curated list of restaurants, read reviews, and find information such as menus, contact details, and locations. Expansion and Global Presence (2010s): Zomato rapidly expanded its services to cover more cities in India and, subsequently, internationally. The platform became available in several countries, offering restaurant discovery, reviews, and ratings to users worldwide. Online Food Ordering (2015): In 2015, Zomato ventured into the online food delivery space. The platform allowed users to not only discover restaurants but also order food online for delivery. This move ma