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Edtechs the future of Education Twitter Handle: @shuchi_nahar Need for Edtechs In a dramatic shift from the age of gurukuls, the foundation of modern education in India was laid under the British Raj, which led to today’s formal, multiple-layered education structure divided between primary and secondary schools, to graduation, post-graduation, diploma, and distance education courses. While schools are governed by education boards such as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE), institutions providing higher education are governed by statutory bodies such as the Medical Council of India (MCI), the All-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and The Bar Council of India (BCI). Over the course of time, the informal structure of education has developed its roots parallelly with the formal system. This includes one-on-one tuitions, coaching classes, vocational courses, and technology-based solutions to aid, supplement

Neogen Chemical Ltd - Company Overview & Indian Chemical Industry S ynopsis T witter Handle: @shuchi_nahar Company Overview India’s one of the largest manufacturers of Bromine-based compounds, Inorganic Lithium Salts, which mainly find applications in Pharmaceutical, Agrochemical, Specialty Polymer, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) and Flavors and Fragrance Chemicals. Operating since 1991 with strong portfolio of Organic and Inorganic products.  Customers across multiple industries including Pharma, Engineering, and Agrochem Key export geographies include the USA, Europe, Japan and Middle East Growing contribution from Custom Synthesis and Contract Manufacturing Executing Brownfield manufacturing capacity expansion Promoters are pioneering technocrats with substantial domain expertise cumulative experience of more than six decades Developed strong R&D capabilities with dedicated in-house team. Source: Neogen Chemical AnnualReport & Investor Presentation Comp

Book: Shoe Dog - by Phil Knight(co-founder NIKE )  Summary :Shuchi.P.Nahar I ncredible book about Phil Knight  the Co-founder of Nike.  He clearly explains the struggle to build a brand,a business and to execute the idea into implementation. This book is a master piece for one to understand how management of business takes place, how a business is build from scratch to an empire.  Stanford graduate, after a year in the army, he was looking for meaning and had what he called “a crazy idea” Blue Ribbon — Early Beginnings Blue Ribbon (and later Nike) was always cash strapped, until it finally went public (decades later), because every cent was reinvested in ordering/producing more shoes and the company was doubling in size every year. Back then Venture Capital was non-existent and banks would reject Blue Ribbon, as they “didn’t have enough assets”, despite their insane growth. Strapped on money the company always kept super lean, working from storage rooms, surrounded b