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“MIGRAINE” HOW TO TACKLE?
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“MIGRAINE” HOW TO TACKLE?

Severe throbbing headache especially on forehead which last for a long time… Also feeling of nausea/vomiting… This problem might be there for a long time.

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September - October 2020
REEDENT DENTAL AND SKIN COSMETIC CLINIC: THE DREAM BUSINESS PROJECT OF A WOMAN
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REEDENT DENTAL AND SKIN COSMETIC CLINIC: THE DREAM BUSINESS PROJECT OF A WOMAN

To start up a business, what one needs the most is willpower. Along with that, if you are ready to do hard work, numerous magics will be waiting for you.

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September - October 2020
MAN WITH A VISION, SHAJI J KODANKANDATH
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MAN WITH A VISION, SHAJI J KODANKANDATH

Shaji J Kodankandath is rare and indeed a positive thinker politician who believes in carrying on his social activities rather than hankering after power. An advocate by profession and a social activist-politico by passion, Shaji J Kodankandath is truly an admiring figure in society.

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September - October 2020
CONTEMPT LAWS-TIME TO REVISIT HATH ARRIVED
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CONTEMPT LAWS-TIME TO REVISIT HATH ARRIVED

Adv Sherry Samuel Oommen This article is authored by Adv Sherry Samuel Oommen. Adv Oommen, who specializes in constitution, tax and corporate laws has also cleared the final exams of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, the Institute of Cost Accountants of India and the Institute of Company Secretaries of India. He has also completed his Masters Degree in Commerce, apart from obtaining a Post Graduate Diploma in Business and Corporate Laws from Symbiosis Pune. The views expressly are personal and should not be construed as a legal opinion.sherryoommen@nashcp.com.

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September - October 2020
CRAVE A NEW NORMAL? Then Carve A New Pathway Test, Trace, Treat
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CRAVE A NEW NORMAL? Then Carve A New Pathway Test, Trace, Treat

Get to know the COVID 19 Tests

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September - October 2020
MAHINDRA THAR
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MAHINDRA THAR

Vivek Venugopal is one of India’s top automotive writers with over a decade’s experience in road-testing and reviewing cars. He is currently the Editor of Quarter Mile magazine and a columnist in several leading magazines and newspapers. He is also a highly sought after consulting engineer and market analyst for many automobile manufacturers.

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September - October 2020
BELARUS: THE LAST DICTATORSHIP OF THE EUROPE
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BELARUS: THE LAST DICTATORSHIP OF THE EUROPE

If a society is not a democratic society, it is not a just society. The continent of the Europe is considered as the apostle of democracy. It respects democracy more than any other continent in the world. Its affection towards the idea is linked to its respect for liberal values.

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September - October 2020
GADGETS: Xiaomi Redmi 9
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GADGETS: Xiaomi Redmi 9

Xiaomi Redmi 9

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August - September 2020
BOOK REVIEW: Your Next Five Moves: Master The Art of Business Strategy
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BOOK REVIEW: Your Next Five Moves: Master The Art of Business Strategy

Your Next Five Moves: Master The Art of Business Strategy

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August - September 2020
Are Brain Tumours Related To Excess Cell Phone Use?
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Are Brain Tumours Related To Excess Cell Phone Use?

In 2011, International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified mobile phone radiation as Group 2B - possibly carcinogenic. That means that there "could be some risk" of carcinogenicity, so additional research into the longterm, heavy use of mobile phones needs to be conducted.

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August - September 2020
The Privatization of Indian Railways: The Idea that Needs a Rational Introspection
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The Privatization of Indian Railways: The Idea that Needs a Rational Introspection

The Indian railways are one of the largest public sector companies in the country.

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August - September 2020
Wake Up with Make Up
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Wake Up with Make Up

Rooma Sarika runs the ‘Rooma Permanent Cosmetics’ at Kochi. She talks about some beneficial treatments her offers.

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August - September 2020
VW T-Roc
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VW T-Roc

The T-Roc is in fact quite small and to many, therein lies its appeal. It is compact enough to be handy in the city while remaining classy and stylish enough to be hanging out with other upmarket cars in the office parking lot. It looks more like a lifestyle product along with the Beetle and Arteon in the VW range where form is more important than function.

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August - September 2020
On the brave new world of the management graduates of 2020
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On the brave new world of the management graduates of 2020

Education has reached a sort of pinnacle in quantity, in India. The growth of the number of business schools and engineering colleges has been disproportionately high in the last two decades. With a huge build-up of supply of seats, the ease to get into these institutions has become an open road. The new reality is that the institutions are now making it easy for students to seek admission – that is to euphemistically say that they are falling over each other to get students.

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August - September 2020
INVERTED DUTY UNDER GSTA RUBRIC EMBROILED IN UNNECESSARY LITIGATION
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INVERTED DUTY UNDER GSTA RUBRIC EMBROILED IN UNNECESSARY LITIGATION

As evident, GST works on a premise that being in the nature of consumption tax, the tax burden is ultimately borne by the final consumer and businesses do not bear the burden of the tax since they are allowed to take credit of the tax paid on anterior supplies received by them. The said principle has also been endorsed by Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in the context of international VAT/ GST Guidelines.

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August - September 2020
Hong Kong: The City of Skyscrapers
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Hong Kong: The City of Skyscrapers

Hong Kong is the best place in Asia to experience the vibe of vibrant city. It is not different from any rapidly growing economic hub in the world. People visit this city normally to experience how is it like to live in a fast-growing economic hub.

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August - September 2020
Getting the economy back to shape, post-pandemic
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Getting the economy back to shape, post-pandemic

When Unlock 1.0 began in May, we were hopeful of returning to normalcy within a couple of months. However, three months down the line, the situation continues to be dire as we head back to more of localised lockdowns and curfews. Most of our states are reporting an increasingly higher number of positive cases than before.

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August - September 2020
CUBES INTERNATIONAL GROUP: AN ENTERPRISE BUILT ON DETERMINATION AND TRUST
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CUBES INTERNATIONAL GROUP: AN ENTERPRISE BUILT ON DETERMINATION AND TRUST

Where there's a will, there's a way. Only a determined entity can persist in the face of perils. Shareef Muhammed, Chairman and Managing Director of Cubes International Group, is the living example of this proverb.

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August - September 2020
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Natural Ways To Cure Skin Rashes

Sometimes, skin rashes can be highly irritating – especially be-cause of their itching sensation. Most people prefer chemical methods to fight this skin condition. Needless to say, this condition too can be solved with the help of non-chemical methods.

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July - August 2020
Post-Covid India: Challenges And Priorities Sam Pitroda
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Post-Covid India: Challenges And Priorities Sam Pitroda

The write-up is prepared by Mansoor Palloor based on Sam Pitroda’s lecture in a webinar organised at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Development Studies.

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July - August 2020
GADGETS
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GADGETS

Motorola One Fusion Plus

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July - August 2020
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IT IS NOT JUST STARTING BUT ABOUT SCALING UP

The fascination of entrepreneurship has caught the spirit of the times. We are increasingly seeing entrepreneurship emerging as a viable career option and some of the best students embracing ideas and converting them into institutions. Entrepreneurship has also democratised leadership and youngsters are getting a seat at the corporate table much before, the norm of the yester years. The pace of some of these ventures often defy conventional logic but very phrase does not have meaning, as we see a ‘new normal’ emerging in business.

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July - August 2020
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INVESTING IN GOLD AND OPTIONS FOR THE RETAIL INVESTOR

Whenever the price of gold goes up, the personal fi-nance columns published in various newspapers and periodicals see hectic discussions about how much money an investor should set apart for investing in gold. However, during periods when the price of gold is stable or showing weakness, these very columns tend to be either silent about gold or go the other way and recommend against holding gold in the portfolio. But now that gold price in India is ruling at historic highs, there is a broad consensus that gold should always be a part of our investment portfolio, with a decent share of our total budget (anywhere from 10 to 20 percent) earmarked for the yellow metal. It is therefore time to look at what makes gold an enduring investment and also examine the various avenues available to retail investors who wish to add gold to their portfolio.

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July - August 2020
Long-term impact
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Long-term impact

Rooma Sarika runs the ‘Rooma Permanent Cosmetics’ clinic at Kochi. She talks about some beneficial treatments her clinic offers.

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July - August 2020
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HYUNDAI VERNA

Vivek Venugopal is one of India’s top automotive writers with over a decade’s experience in road-testing and reviewing cars. He is currently the Editor of Quarter Mile magazine and a columnist in several leading magazines and newspapers. He is also a highly sought after consulting engineer and market analyst for many automobile manufacturers.

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July - August 2020
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GOKULAM GOPALAN: THE SOCIALLY COMMITTED BUSINESSMAN

Being a socially committed person is extra-ordinary – especially if you are into business. Not all people have the true courage to dedicate their life for their society. Specifically speaking, the present generation has come down to the level of selfishness. Needless to say, given the aforesaid facts, if there is someone who does not qualify the said assumptions, he deserves to be treated as a noble soul. Fortunately, a search for one such divine soul has culminated with a positive note. In this edition, a business legend, who has shown the world the importance of leading a socially committed life, is covered. That exceptional human is none other than A M Gopalan (popularly known as Gokulam Gopalan), the owner of Gokulam Group of Companies.

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July - August 2020
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FACTS ABOUT FIBROMYALGIA

Fibromyalgia is a common and disturbing ailment. Fibromyalgia is estimated to affect 2–8% of the population, with a female to male incidence ratio of approximately 9:1. Fibromyalgia is basically a functional somatic syndrome ie a physical response to depression and stress.

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July - August 2020
BOOK REVIEW
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BOOK REVIEW

Executive Presence: The POISE Formula for Leadership

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July - August 2020
A Man With A Mission...
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A Man With A Mission...

Entrepreneur, Dr. Ravi Pil-lai's success story is one that inspires every young entrepreneur.

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June - July 2020
Transitional Credit A Fight To Retain My Property
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Transitional Credit A Fight To Retain My Property

In It is known to every reader of this article that “lexprospicit non-respicit”, which means that ‘The Law looks forward and not backward’. We are in a period where law is made to look backward whenever the courts read it favourable to the taxpayers and against the Government. Retrospective amendments, in the recent times, have become a weapon with the Government to overcome any judicial pronouncement against the Government. Needless to state, such retrospective has been a matter of challenge, whilst there is no wrangle that the Legislature does have the right to promulgate laws retrospectively.

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June - July 2020