India’s medical tourism boom shows global patients choosing high-quality, affordable care. With world-class surgeons and unmatched cost advantages, the next big opportunity lies in creating seamless patient experiences beyond surgery—integrating travel, coordination, hospitality, and multilingual support to make India the world’s preferred healthcare destination.
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India’s job landscape is transforming as AI, data, cloud and digital health roles rise across Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities. The future belongs to adaptable professionals who blend technical expertise with creativity, communication and ethical judgement, shaping a new work map beyond traditional metros.
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A practical healthcare leadership guide on building a hospital that functions independently of the founder. Learn how automation, elimination of inefficiencies, and effective delegation create a scalable, sustainable system that thrives without constant promoter involvement.
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The global AI boom has driven massive investment and soaring expectations, but warnings of an imminent bubble burst are growing louder. This analysis explores the risks, opportunities, and impact on healthcare, with insights from Indian and international leaders.
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David Deutsch’s The Beginning of Infinity argues that human progress is limitless because we create knowledge through bold conjecture and critical reasoning—not mere experience. This review explores Deutsch’s ideas on explanation, optimism, and humanity’s infinite potential.
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Warren Buffett’s record USD 382 billion cash reserve contrasts sharply with the AI-driven market euphoria. As technology valuations soar and hype cycles intensify, Berkshire Hathaway’s caution highlights the gap between optimism and fundamentals—revealing deeper lessons about bubbles, history, and the true pace of technological transformation.
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This article analyses CA Nitin Kaushik’s three-habit formula for building long-term wealth, as highlighted in The Economic Times. It explores the mathematics of compounding, disciplined saving, equity investing, and the unique opportunity young Indians have to create crorepati-level wealth over two decades.
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A historical and behavioural analysis exploring why humans misread strangers, from Neville Chamberlain’s failed judgment of Hitler to modern psychological biases. The article blends history, psychology, Indian wisdom, anecdotes, and practical lessons on interpreting unfamiliar people more accurately.
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