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Zomato shares: Is investing a healthy proposition for retail investors? It’s been a while since Zomato listed its shares on the bourses. The shares listed at a hefty premium indeed grabbed eyeballs and investor interest in huge numbers, making a mega debut for the company on the stock exchanges. It is now time to look at whether investing in Zomato stocks is a healthy proposition.  If one looks at it from a retail investor’s perspective, reservation tends to rear its head. Lending an ear to a section of the analysts clarifies that it would be advisable for short-term investors to book profit. In contrast, long-term investors need to hold on so that they stand a chance to accumulate on a depression. This also means that the stock wouldn’t be of any help in the short term other than keeping retail investors’ money on the ice. Though the stock had a blockbuster opening when it was listed, it is being foreseen by market experts that the stock is unlikely to bring in significant returns for

If you can’t lead, don’t mislead either. Walk away with respect back into the ordinary ones. When you are trusted with representation, basic etiquette and grace are expected of you. Don’t just say what sells, don’t speak up for gains and publicity only. Say what the unheard voices behind you, want and expect you to say. When you have the big stage, say something of significance, try to empower not weaken. Why Representation And Leadership Is Required The population of India is estimated to be over 1.37 billion people in 2019. There are different minds and therefore different perspectives. There is no way each one of us could speak at a time and be heard. Now, there are issues that require a deep understanding of the Indian Constitution, The Law of the land and other aspects. There are situations where intensive decision making is taken to test. In light of this, ideally, people with the knowledge, skills and ability to express opinions are chosen as candidates. These candid

Need For Superiority In SouthAsia Is Looting Us Of Our Young Blood Over the years 1885 to 1947, Hindus And Muslims had the same motive to make their country India free from the British Rule. However, freedom had a cost. It came with the cost of separation of Hindustan into India and Pakistan in June 1947. Dear India and Pakistan, you don’t have to think much to see through the situation and understand the truth. Both of you have been looted, plundered and exploited on various occasions for your uniquenesses, energetic youth and the natural resource reserves of yours. Do you remember how both of you have been looted of your young men in the pretext of superiority in South-Asia? Do you not realise that this need for superiority is exploiting you at the cost of your young blood? Who Gets Excited When India And Pakistan Are About To War? Let me tell you – the only people happy and cheering for the wars in the world are the manufacturers of arms and ammunition in the world. E

Need For Superiority In SouthAsia Is Looting Us Of Our Young Blood | An Opinion By Digpu New Delhi, India, March 05, 2019 -- Over the years 1885 to 1947, Hindus And Muslims had the same motive to make their country India free from the British Rule. However, freedom had a cost. It came with the cost of separation of Hindustan into India and Pakistan in June 1947. Dear India and Pakistan , you don't have to think much to see through the situation and understand the truth. Both of you have been looted, plundered and exploited on various occasions for your uniquenesses, energetic youth and the natural resource reserves of yours. Do you remember how both of you have been looted of your young men in the pretext of superiority in South-Asia? Do you not realise that this need for superiority is exploiting you at the cost of your young blood? Who Gets Excited When India And Pakistan Are About To War? Let me tell you - the only people happy and cheering for the wars in the world