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Sweat and summer are two synonymous
words this month, especially in Asian
countries. India is no exception. The
scorching heatwaves throughout the country
are making life tough with each passing
day. As if the roasting sun wasn’t enough,
we are also in the midst of general elections
2024, adding another layer of intensity to an
already heated season.
As the biggest electoral exercise in the world
amidst these soaring temperatures comes
to an end, critics say that both the Election
Commission of India and politicians have
paid too little attention to India’s major
health challenges while deciding on election
dates. The subject is debatable, so let’s set it
aside for a while and talk about the highlights
of our magazine for this month.
We know how the political heatwave has
created a unique atmosphere in the country.
After the end of the sixth phase, stakeholders
including the stock market and psephologists
maintain in their projections that the BJP will
be able to comfortably cross the majority
mark on its own. However, the so-called
betting market (aka satta bazar) suggests
a tough contest between the Congress-led
INDI-Alliance and the BJP.
While the nation eagerly awaits the outcome
of the general elections 2024, our cover
story tries to unveil the moods & reactions
of retail investors in the multiple scenarios
of general election results.
Additionally, we take a closer look at the
intersection of tech, travel, fashion, health,
and coping strategies during this intense
period. From tips on staying cool and healthy
during the sweltering summer to suggesting
that in case of ailments, try not to appoint
Google as your doctor.
Get a chance to look at the future - whether
it’s the latest advancements in health tech
or wearable devices that monitor stress and
anxiety, to Samsung’s unpacking innovative
gadgets event from our tech sections. For
those searching for travel beach escapes, we
have got you covered with our adventurous
and hidden destinations.

Inspiring Leaders Magazine Description:

It’s an absolute pleasure to welcome you to the first issue of Inspiring Leaders Magazine. The vision of Times Applaud Group is ultimately to create the most stylish, greatest, innovative, authentic, and inspiring people’s magazine/media on the planet.
I know the job is challenging, and it is not a small feat, but then with my brilliant and hardworking team, we will stand out and take our readers beyond the pages of a print magazine. We will try to voice all true stories and writeups that will mean something to each of you.
It is important to state that, as a publication, we don’t advocate any political ideology and are fully transparent in our operations. We have set rules and standards for scrutinising all our featured
pieces. When we were planning to launch our first issue, we felt that it would be a great idea to start with the blessing of ‘Shakti’- The
Primordial Cosmic Energy. Additionally, International Women’s Day has just gone by, so in our first publication, we have tried to pay tribute to the most powerful creation of God- The Women. The overall theme of our debut stories is focused on powerful
women -- women in the corporate world, politics, women doing
something unconventional by day - that focus on the way they
manage their children, kitchens, husbands, hair, clothing and all the stuff in the traditional “ladies’ domain.” Plus, in a nod to the modern, totally empowered woman who break the bias, there’s coverage of winners from our annual affair Woman Iconza Awards 2023 event (fourth edition). To some, these stories and the exercise of power will be inspiring,
relatable, or motivating, like Sohini Shastri, who adorns the cover page of our issue.
In our subsequent issues, you will find stories and articles on various global trends, current affairs, education, startups, big corporates, fashion, art, philanthropists, online giants, and much
much more. We hope you will enjoy all our offerings this month. So sit back and get the best insights. It’s all about the most powerful creation of God -Women Collection of their serious and non-serious, their personal and their ethical concerns.