Life is not a bed of roses. It depends on us how we shape it. We can either choose what we are getting in plate, or can step out of our comfort zone to achieve what we desire. Deepika Mahtre is a common citizen just like us, yet she stands out from all of us for what she has chosen to do in her life. She is just living an ordinary life, yet she makes a little effort to live up to her dreams.
43-year-old Deepika is a Mumbai based Domestic helper whose day starts at 4 in the morning. On her way to work, she sells imitation jewellery to passengers in the Local Train. After doing her train rounds, she heads to the first home at 6.30 am to do the daily chores. After working in 5 households, she gets free by 4 pm.
That seems a dull life for all of us, but she knows how to add colours to it. After a long and tiring working day, she turns up to stage to spread happiness by participating in comedy shows.
Her jokes are a sharp critique on people’s apathy towards their domestic help and workforce, while also taking subtle digs at patriarchal practices like observing Karva Chauth. “I write my own jokes based on personal experiences and I want to continue creating content that the public can relate to. I have had people tell me after a show that they realised how insensitive they were at times towards their house help and have consciously tried to improve their attitude,” says Mahtre, who feels she hasn’t really ruffled too many feathers by her candid sketches.
Sweetly smiling at her audience throughout the act, waiting for the applause to die down after every punchline (which happens quite often, honestly) and dropping truth bombs like second nature, Deepika effortlessly wins the hearts of her audience right from the first minute.
It is a fact that today Deepika performs quite often, but it is also a fact that she hasn’t forgotten her roots and where she started. She still cooks and sells jewellery and whenever she gets a gig, she performs after finishing her work.
Speaking about her transition Deepika said, “This started when Sangeeta madam (Sangeeta Das, at whose home Deepika works) arranged a talent show for us “Bai log.” No one usually does that, right? But she gave us a platform to showcase our talents—just as a fun activity. That’s where I decided to take my jokes to the stage.”
Apple and technology are like two sides of a coin. The way they are bringing the amazing new technologies in these small-sized handsets is just incomparable. Its current dominance and rise is quite puzzling for its competitors and even for us.
Both past and the recent success of Apple are based on the growth of its products. Other than their trademark iPhone, Apple has even other successful products. For instance, its iPad brought the tablets into the market. IPad boasted 46% of US market share and grabbed $5.9 revenue. It is by far the most successful tablet in the world.
Apple Inc. formerly known as Apple Computer has the next few years to expand even further, building its phone and storage empires simultaneously. But things haven’t always been good for Apple. Founded in the mid-1970s in Jobs garage with his high school pal Steve Wozniak, the company initially started out creating phone pranked tools for people aiming to avoid the high fees attached to long-distance calling. Jobs and Woz expanded into computers, creating pre-built PCs for their friends at a local Homebrew Computers Club.
His first order of business to drop costly projects and streamline the company’s focus. And he did just that with the release of the 1998 iMac. The product sold nearly 800,000 units in the first few months, signalling a major turning point for the company.
Now, with CEO Tim Cook at the helm, the company is worth $2 trillion now.
Apple also looks beyond its organization: The Company gauges what its competitors are doing and takes it one step further, says Anthony.
That’s something he firmly believes other companies need to do a better job of to succeed.
With his stylish demeanour, actor and model Dinesh Mohan carries his trademark torn jeans as well as he does his handlebar moustache. The 61-year-old ‘silver fox’ — as his Instagram account descriptor says — has been part of photo shoots, ramp walks, and will soon be seen in a Malayalam film Rosario Family Since 1973 and Salman Khan’s Bharat.
Behind the now-chiselled photographs, lies an incredible story of the will to fight his eating disorder, and the resulting weight gain. On call from his home in Gurugram, Dinesh narrates how five years ago, ill and bedridden at 130 kilograms, and fed up of being in a “rotten state”, he decided to change his life.
Dinesh Mohan was happily working as a government officer and he was married which was arranged by his parents. But later, he started getting problems in that relationship due to the opposite opinion. He wasn’t accepted the way he was and Dinesh thought walking out of the toxic relationship is the only option he is left with. But in between, it took the childhood of an innocent kid who was his son. The hatred towards his father is one of the unbearable pain which he had to deal with. After some time of Dinesh’s divorce, his wife died and Dinesh’s son came to live with him. Few months after staying with his dad, his son realized he isn’t the bad person. They stayed together for 6 months until his son died due to rabies. At that point in time, he gave up everything and decided to take Voluntary retirement and moved to his sister and brother-in-law’s house.
For 12 years, Dinesh was in depression and dealt with many physical problems like diabetes, blood pressure, and obesity. He had an eating disorder which resulted in gaining 125 kgs. And at last, for 8 months he was on the bed and tired of being in a rotten state. One day, his brother-in-law came into his room and asked him to live his life and move on. After hearing this from his brother-in-law, he decided to join swimming and gym simultaneously and lost 55 kgs. And for his mental health, he went to a psychiatrist. There was this small incident that happened with Dinesh’s life, when his neighbour who was a journalist by occupation, decided to write about the transformation and published it.
This article went viral and he was called by a modelling agency in Delhi. On his birthday 16th January 2016, He got the first modelling assignment. After that everything changed and now he works for bigger projects and showed how little hope of light in life can change everything.
The story of a nine-year-old boy purposefully walking down the corridors of power to secure supplies for a school he has set up in his own backyard in an impoverished village is the stuff of legends.
Babar Ali, who is known as the youngest headmaster in the world (a title he earned by global media and institutions), is truly living his dream today. What started as a child’s play is now slowly turning into a movement with a mission to educate each and every child in the country.
After nearly 12 years of single-minded determination and numerous adventures, 21-year-old Babar Ali is finally going to get a proper school building for the children of his school which is still being run under a tin shed in his backyard.
Babar Ali is the headmaster here hailed as the youngest one in the world. His motto is to fight poverty through education, but he has not been without its problems, including allegations of proselytism.
He couldn’t afford to miss school because what would he teach his kids if he didn’t learn something there. He felt responsible for the kids he was teaching.
However, Babar’s father began to worry that his son may be neglecting his own studies. But such was Babar’s dedication that he was able to balance both teaching and learning, and eventually, his father had to relent and let him continue running his school. It wasn’t easy. Especially because he was so young. People would often doubt his intentions and say that he was trying to mislead the kids. But it was because of his students’ belief in him and his family’s support that he managed to continue his work.
Babar’s advice to parents? “Never underestimate the potential of children. At nine, when I decided to start a school of my own, a single word of discouragement from the part of my parents would have let me down. They trusted me. My call was to become a teacher. Your child’s might be to become a businessman or a scientist or a writer. Motivate them to do what they are passionate about.”
Babar graduated with a B.A. (Honours) in English and went on to do an M.A. (English Literature). He is now pursuing another post-graduate programme in History.
I believe that if you are passionate about something then you can achieve anything. Age, finances, other hurdles, just don’t matter and eventually everything works out.
Mark Zuckerberg is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Facebook (FB). Here’s how he built the vastly successful social media business.
While many intelligent people attend Harvard University, Mark Zuckerberg became known quickly as the go-to computer programmer on campus. By his sophomore year, he had already built two programs: Course Match and Face Mash. Both programs became wildly popular, but the university shut down the latter program after it was deemed to be inappropriate.
Based on his acclaim on campus, Zuckerberg partnered with friends to create a social networking site that allowed Harvard students to connect with each other. The site officially went live in June 2004 under the name “The Facebook,” and Zuckerberg ran it out of his dorm room.
After Zuckerberg and his partner Eduardo Saverin realized that there were already 4,000 users registered on Facebook, they came to the conclusion that they needed services of new programmers. One of them was Mark’s neighbor, Darren Moskowitz, who further opened the Facebook service to students at Columbia University, Stanford, and Yale.
Around the same time, after the IPO, Zuckerberg owned 503.6 million shares. And now Zuckerberg controls nearly 60% of the company’s votes, 35% – Eduardo Saverin, and 5% went to the newcomer Moskowitz. Another friend of Mark, Chris Hughes, was assigned as the Press Attache of Facebook.
According to Forbes, Mark Zuckerberg has a net worth of $63.5 billion since July 30, 2018.
When it comes to influencing, Zuckerberg has signed the Giving Pledge, which way he will donate at least 50% of his net worth to philanthropic cause previous to he dies. In 2010, for example, he donated more than $100 million to save the Newark school system in New Jersey.
In April 2018, Zuckerberg testified earlier than Congress after it was made known that the company had shared users’ data with the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytical. Forbes has credited the quick drop of Face book’s stock price following the company’s July caution to the investor of slowing increase and profit margins to the growing impact of the battle between profit & privacy, citing the Cambridge Analytics story and Face book’s growing inability to protect users from harmful misuse and misinformation.
Facebook made most of it earnings through contextual ads on it pages, they also turned the time each user spends on the platform into revenue.
Facebook made almost 85% of it revenue through it contextual ads while the remaining 15% is said to be made through deductions gotten from payments made through the platform.
In 2013 Facebook had an idea of a way to generate more income, it was through direct messaging. They are said to be testing a new service that charges you $1 for every message you send to someone that not in your friends list.
For example you wanted to send a message to Barrack Obama or Kim Kardashian, you would be charged $1 and your message is gonna be delivered to their inbox. (That would be really goo)
But they said that some of this people are worth more that $1 and therefore the price is gonna vary for different people. Mind you, this service was just a test.
Everyone wants to be successful in life, but not all of us are willing to take timely risks in awkward situations. Although critical times in life are hard to deal with, they also serve the milestones in our life-journey. These are the junctures that allow us to halt, breathe – decide the right direction, and put all humanly possible efforts thenceforth – but the fear of the unknown overshadows our innate motivation, derails our progress. For everyone lacking motivation due to the fear of the unknown, the story of Flying Cakes’ Sunil is a must-read.
Born in an indigent Delhi based family, Sunil somehow completed his higher secondary school certificate (SSC) exam. His father was a mechanical labourer and the only earning member in their family of five. His family’s financial condition demanded Sunil earn a living for himself. Soon after SSC, he started doing menial jobs earning Rs 200 odd a day. He did many such blue-collar jobs before joining Domino’s Pizza as a pizza delivery boy in the year 1998. He worked for a long time with one of the Domino’s Pizza outlets in Delhi and performed exceptionally well to become their best-performing employee. His consistent best performance made him the blue-eyed boy for the employer but a devil for other co-workers – he soon resigned in the year 2003.
It was not an impulsive decision. After saving a considerable fund while working at Domino’s, Sunil decided to open up a small food stall in Delhi. The business however did not last long as it was not established with the due legal processes and Sunil got into trouble because of this a couple of times.
After surveying the area, he realized that the locality lacked a good cake shop. That is when he decided to legally open up a Cake shop business in 2007. Of course, it could not have been possible without the help of his friend who loaned him Rs 58,000 to open up his business which he named ‘Flying Cakes’.
Flying Cakes was an ambitious project for Sunil compared to the earlier roadside eateries, but the business was extremely challenging due to the low margins. Nevertheless, the only certainty about time is that it changes. And with this thought, Sunil continued his struggle.
One day a woman working at a nearby HCL visited Flying Cake to order for her son’s birthday. The woman was head of HCL’s admin department – the quality of the cake baked by Sunil impressed her, and Flying Cake soon began to receive corporate orders from her.
Sunil was eager to do business with excellent quality. He realized what it was like to eat fresh cakes. They ensured that the cake was prepared only on order and delivered in the lowest possible time to ensure freshness. To ensure quality and to know the importance of his presence, Sunil worked round the clock in the early days of flying cakes.
Today, Flying Cakes is a well-known cake-shop brand, doing a business of Rs 8.5 crore through its 15 branches in cities like Noida, Delhi, Bangalore and Pune. He has recently launched a new range of fast food products like pizza, burger in Noida.
Sunil has set a target of opening fifteen new branches by the year 2024. Sunil gives the message to aspiring entrepreneurs that “You should not be afraid to take risks, without risk, you will stay in the same place forever.” To do something big in life, you have to raise relationships, sometimes circumstances will be against you, and then you have to face it firmly. “
Jeff Bezos, an American entrepreneur and e-commerce pioneer, the creator of online store Amazon.com. He is also the founder of Blue Origin, a company that aims to make space travel affordable to ordinary people. Bezos always has his customer in mind, no matter what he is working on. His number one priority is making it as available and easily accessible as possible.
A hyper-intelligent, ultra-driven individual, Bezos’s a dual-personality can turn him from a compassionate person to a rough executive within seconds. An extraordinarily ambitious person, Jeff Bezos to this day seeks to push the possibilities of modern technology beyond the imaginable.
It wasn’t until he turned 10, Bezos found out that he had a stepfather. It had been years since his biological father left, but that didn’t stop him from becoming a billionaire, in fact, that was only the beginning of his journey to get to the top.
While spending summers in Texas, he was introduced to the space industry where his grandfather worked and so he became a role model for little Jeff, who dreamed of achieving greatness. As a child, Bezos had broad interests, particularly in science. One time, he converted his parent’s garage into a science laboratory where he made things like cooking contraptions from an umbrella or an alarm system using parts from Radio shack.
He was always very bookish which was why his mother enrolled him into the gifted kids program and that led him to become a valedictorian in high school. So off he set to Princeton to study physics only to realize his brain wasn’t wired to calculate momentum and inertia. Thus, he switched majors and graduated in computer science and electrical engineering.
Jeff Bezos is known as the CEO of Amazon, but very few people know that Jeff worked at Macdonald’s, Intel, Bell Labs, and Andersen Consulting, among others. In late 1993, Bezos decided to establish an online bookstore. He left his job at D. E. Shaw and founded Amazon in his garage.
In 1994, Jeff designed the Amazon Company’s business plan on a cross-country drive from New York City to Seattle. Jeff initially named his new company ‘Cadabra’ but later changed the name to ‘Amazon’.
Jeff’s hard work and dedication proved that if there is a strong will, no work is impossible. Jeff’s company has several records to his name today. Jeff received his first major award in 1999 when Time named him Person of the Year. As he was first included on the Forbes World’s Billionaires list with a registered net worth of $10.1 billion.
From humble beginnings starting in a garage selling one book at a time amazon has grown into an unstoppable conglomerate across multiple industries such as retail logistics customers technology, cloud computing and most recently media and the entertainment their founder and leader Jeff Bezos is known for his transformational and leadership style showcases his charisma and power to things that were needed to build the largest store in the world.
Warren Buffett may have been born with business in his blood. He purchased his first stock when he was 11 years old and worked in his family’s grocery store in Omaha.His father, Howard Buffett, owned a small brokerage, and Warren would spend his days watching what investors were doing and listening to what they said. As a teenager, he took odd jobs, from washing cars to delivering newspapers, using his savings to purchase several pinball machines that he placed in local businesses.
His entrepreneurial successes as a youth did not immediately translate into a desire to attend college. His father pressed him to continue his education, with Buffett reluctantly agreeing to attend the University of Pennsylvania. He then transferred to the University of Nebraska, where he graduated with a degree in business in three years.
After being rejected by the Harvard Business School, he enrolled in graduate studies at Columbia Business School. While there, he studied under Benjamin Graham – who became a lifelong friend – and David Dodd, both well-known securities analysts. It was through Graham’s class in securities analysis that Buffett learned the fundamentals of value investing. He once stated in an interview that Graham’s book, The Intelligent Investor, had changed his life and set him on the path of professional analysis to the investment markets.
Buffett married Susan Buffett in 1952. They had three children, Susie, Howard and Peter. In 1957, Buffett had three partnerships operating the entire year. In Omaha he purchased a five-bedroom stucco house where he presently lives for $31,500. In 1958 Buffett’s third child, Peter was born.Buffett operated five partnerships for the entire year.
And then the company grew to six partnerships operating the whole year and Buffett was introduced to Charlie in 1959. This was named Sanborn Map Company. Brick by brick he reached at the ultimate position by extending and expanding his business while planting himself with a position on the Board of Sanborn.
Finally in 1962, Warren Buffet became a millionaire and merged all his partnerships together into one. In 1999, he was named the top money manager of the Twentieth Century in a survey by the Carson Group.
Confident that the technology bubble would burst, Warren Buffett continued to do what he did best: Allocate capital to great businesses that were selling below intrinsic value. His efforts were rewarded. When the markets finally did come to their senses, Warren Buffett was once again a star. Berkshire’s stock recovered to its previous levels after falling to around $45,000 per share, and the man from Omaha was once again seen as an investment icon.
This pandemic has brought a long bundle of complications and challenges for us. We are facing locked, exercising social distancing, and almost every economic sector in the world is observing a negative trend. Stress and uncertainty related to finances, children, aged parents etc had taken a high toll not only on our mental and physical health but also on our routine lifestyle.
Rising above the crisis –
The community as a whole is working in tandem with each other to overcome this crisis. Individuals and organisations have started innovating ideas to solve our health-related issues.
Let’s take a glimpse who have turned this era of crisis into a bed of opportunities. Understanding the demands of a common man, they are providing us with quality health care with a vision which are of utmost importance.
Being a leading manufacturer and provider of health care devices and equipments in the country since 2008, Easy Care provides highest quality medical items which are of vital needs in the time of Covid. Its focuses on manufacturing premium quality product which are long lasting, safe, easy to use and lightweight.It is a FDA certified, ISO 9001 company. The brand is working towards the country vision for Atma Nirbhar Bharat.
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Their product line includes:
• Covid Suraksha Kit (which includes combo kit of – Pulse Oximeter + Infrared Thermometer + Disinfection Box + Hand Sanitiser Sachets + 3 Ply Face Mask + 5 Layered N95 Mask) • Finger tip pulse Oximeter • Hand Sanitiser Sachets • UV Rays Disinfectant box with wireless charger • 3 ply Medical Grade Disposable Mask • 5 layered N95 mask • Infrared Thermometer
A well-known name in the herbal care sector, KHO-GO is delivering superior herbal care products from last 60 years. Kho-Go, the name itself translates to ‘drive away cough’. Founded by Late Shri Murlidhar Mahadev Redkar, the company had grown from a small medical shop at Girgoan to an established brand, having more than 350 distributors all over the state.
The aim of the company is solely based on customer satisfaction and producing superior quality products with a vision at an economical cost.
Post lockdown, the business enterprise had adhered to their vision more diligently by taking due care in manufacturing all their products with more immune building herbal ingredient and solving health issues in a simple way.
Products offered –
Kho-Go Cough Pills –A complete Ayurvedic medicine to treat problems like sore throat, cough, throat irritation, throat inflammation etc. A relieving effect on all throat related problems. Made from 10 Ayurveda herbs like Dalchini, Shitalchini, Laving, Jestimadhu, Behda etc. It has No added Sugar and Menthol.
Key Benefits • Reduces Dry / Wet Cough and Stops Coughing • Stops Producing new Cough and pulls Mucus from Respiratory Tract • Reduces Throat Inflammation / Irritation and Soothes Throat
Kho-GoCough Syrup – This Ayurvedic cough syrup is a beneficial remedy for cough, Cold Bronchitis, sore throat etc without any side-effects. The Herbal cough syrup is made out of 15 natural herbs like Jestimadh, Tulsi, and Adulsa etc. It provides fast relief from respiratory tract disorder.
In this jittery times, stress is evident for any human being. Stress and busy lifestyle often leads to many diseases like diabetes etc. Brand Ojamin is a one stop solution for all diabetics’ related issues. Its gives a holistic healing to the patients. Founded by Mr L.K. Tate in the year 1999, the company saw an incredible growth. It’s an ISO: 9001 certified brand and recipient of many awards and accolades. The company’s runs on the vision of maintaining exceptional quality ayurvedic products which not only will treat diabetes (Type 1 and Type 2), lifestyle diseases but also to create awareness about wellness of Ayurveda.
Benefits of Ojamin-
• Made of natural herbs so no worries about side effects. • Its ash and steroids free. • Helps in controlling blood sugar levels. • Builds immunity. • Its in liquid form so is easy to consume by patients. • Helps in healing skin diseases and wounds. • Many lifestyle issue like obesity, sinus, asthma, arthritis etc are also treatable. • Improves digestion, eyesight and strengthens teeth and gums.
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How do I look at Laparoscopic surgery after 35 yrs of practising it? Laparoscopy, better called Minimal Access Surgery (MAS) is operation on the wall of the tummy or chest with very small holes. Surgery is the same, the approach is different.
The advantages of Minimal Access Surgery are
1. Small cosmetically better cuts 2. Less pain(not always) 3. Less time to get back to work 4. Low incidence of short and long term wound complications (infections, pus formation etc.)
Where is Minimal Access Surgery a distinct advantage? 1. Gall bladder, bile duct surgery. 2. Surgery for organs just below the diaphragm, i.e. Achalasia, hiatal hernia, early stomach cancer, weight loss surgery. 3. Surgery for organs in the pelvic cavity Rectal prolapse, rectal cancer,large bowel cancer, prostatic cancer, urinary bladder surgery. 4. Kidney surgery like kidney removal for cancer or non cancerous disease. 5. Large and small bowel surgery, appendicectomy. 6. Spleen, adrenal gland removal. 7. Gynaecological operations.
Where is the advantage less clear?
Groin hernias and other hernias where the postoperative pain and recurrence (hernia coming back) are quite comparable.
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A native of the Kupwara district, Dr Ruveda Salam made history when she became the first woman from the Kashmir Valley to qualify in the Union Public Service Commission examination in 2013.
She did her MBBS from the Government Medical College in Srinagar. Currently, she serves as an Assistant Commissioner of Police in Chennai. She passed the UPSC exam again this year. With an improved rank, she has fulfilled her dream of being an IAS officer. She in her interview has said that when she was growing up in Kashmir her father often used to advise her for becoming an IAS officer. It is from that day that the idea of becoming an IAS officer has stuck her mind. This kept on inspiring her and then she decided to move ahead with this aim.
She cleared UPSC exam in her very first attempt. She was selected in the Indian Police Service cadre. Then she had gone for training to Hyderabad. Talking about her training, she said it was very straining. Physically it was very hard. After finishing her training, she was posted in Tamil Nadu as an Assistant Commissioner of Police in Chennai. Before applying for UPSC, she got into medical college. Even at that time, she used to read a lot. She even cleared the Kashmir State Administration Service exam which is not as tough as the IAS.
However, she is not neglecting her current job as an ACP in Chennai where she starts her day at 7 in the morning and works hard often till midnight. She used to have three rounds at night per week, monitor traffic and attend weekly as well as monthly meetings regularly. Moreover, she used to receive public petitions, especially from women.
It’s a strenuous job, but for Ruveda, duty comes first and she has already shown in her life that she will not shy away from hard work.
She received another prestigious honour last year when she was selected as one of the five young cadres from India to present a paper at the Youth-20 summit during the G-20 Nations meet in Sydney. Now she also gives regular motivational speeches to the younger generation, particularly for the girls from Jammu and Kashmir, encouraging them to appear for the UPSC examination.
Some people in various parts of India have a perception of her being anti-Indian due to her status of a Kashmiri girl that she thinks can be changed through her attitude. Many even think that Kashmiri girls cannot compete at national level. Ruveda wants to change this perception by showing her mettle. The heartening fact is that she admitted of being received with affection by most of the people throughout the country. We need more young and vibrant Indians from every corner and society of this country to achieve sustainable growth and worldwide success as a country.
