Today, we introduce iPleaders, a legal startup. They are a leading online legal education company, dedicated to making knowledge of law accessible to every citizen. Starting out in 2010 and in the last 8 years, they have grown to be India’s leading online legal platform, offering over 60 comprehensive courses in diverse legal ...
Read More »My Journey has not been a Bed of Roses – Entrepreneur Shreeja Prashanth (IInd and Concluding Part)
Here is the second part of the interview with Talismanian’s Shreeja Prashanth. What is Talismanian all about? My company Talismanian has two verticals – talismanian.com (online magazine) and Talismanian Digital. Our online magazine talismanian.com has earned 6000+ followers and subscribers in a short span of 10 months. We emphasize on ...
Read More »My Journey has not been a Bed of Roses – Entrepreneur Shreeja Prashanth
Continuing with our ongoing series on Female Entrepreneurs, we present Talismanain Digital’s Shreeja Prashanth. Beginning her career as a bank professional, she found it difficult to manage the job with marriage and post the birth of a child. She soon realized that she had a way with words and took ...
Read More »12 O’ Clock (Part XIII)
I asked Bittu, “We have told you everything till export. Are you satisfied now?” He replied, “I have one doubt, now. Close to our home, there is an Arya Samaj Hall. Every Thursday, ladies perform Havana over there. In other temples, I have seen men performing these Havanas. What exactly ...
Read More »12 O’ Clock (Part XII)
Bittu asked, naughtily, “Import is over. What is the facility for export?” I told him, “This is also a good query. It is a very difficult activity during calamities. Some or the other disease spreads due to animal and human filth present everywhere. Doctors visit such places in camps to ...
Read More »12 O’ Clock (Part XI)
I added, “Some people donate new or old cradles for the kids in the calamity-stricken areas. Some people donate new or old cotton cloth to function as cradles. They perform these acts to accumulate piety.” Bittu naughtily rubbed his belly. Prem understood his gesture, “Beds and clothes are done with. ...
Read More »12 O’ Clock (Part X)
Bittu was thoughtful. Prem asked him, “What are you thinking about?” He asked, “There might be several people affected by these calamities. Will the plastic, we have, be enough for all of them?” Prem counter-questioned him, “Do you want to go into social work? Why are you asking these questions? First, ...
Read More »12 O’ Clock (Part IX)
I told them, “One of my students made a flowerpot out of a large 2-liter cool drink bottle. He cut the neck portion and made plastic strips out of some portion of the bottle. Then, he folded them over toward the outside, making beautiful flowerpots. Similarly, we can use these ...
Read More »12 O’ Clock (Part VIII)
By then Bittu entered the shop again, saying, “Excuse me, Didis.” “I came back to clear one doubt. I have seen the saying, ‘Reuse, Recycle, Conserve’ everywhere. Does it mean we have to return to the same road on a bicycle? Do we have to waste our time that way?” ...
Read More »12 O’ Clock (Part VII)
Bittu entered calling, “Hi, Didis.” He stopped short after seeing me. Sukhwinder introduced me as a sister-like friend. Bittu also began to call me Didi and gave a hand to shake. He was a cute and smart boy. I asked the twins, “How is he in studies?” Prem told me, ...
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