Sunday, 27 November 2016
Saturday, 26 November 2016
Now A days MBA has become the most popular master’s degree worldwide. Nowadays in the corporate world, this degree has been recognized to be a necessity for individuals to get promoted to the top management levels. Millions of students worldwide are reaching out for this degree in order to gain corporate success in the future. According to The Telegraph, MBA has been ranked the second most popular degree course, globally (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/universityeducation/8695883/The-top-10-most-popular-degree-courses.html?image=1). This course prepares students to become strategic leaders and even inculcate in their minds the sense of managing businesses. After pursuing an MBA students have a variety of options. They can pursue regular jobs as company managers by getting campus placements or they can chose to become entrepreneurs managing their own businesses. The best possible career options for MBA pass outs have been discussed below.
Investment banker
This is the most popular career that a person can pursue after MBA. This is basically a high salaried job even for fresh pass outs as they can expect a startup salary of above 50,000 per month. It also enables a person to rise to power as long as they provide good investment advice. For this job a person needs to have a Finance specialization in their MBA fields. In fact, this job requires a person to put forwards all of his basic knowledge and skills that he has earned during his MBA course like knowledge of money, accounting and business management.
Venture capitalist
Nowadays, the number of investors who are into buying new businesses has increased. These investors rely on quality advice regarding the choice of businesses to invest upon. The role of the venture capitalist thus is to guide these investors into investing properly into the right kind of businesses. This can be an independent profession and if MBA pass outs with Finance background pursue this career path, they can make huge amount of money by providing effective and efficient advice to the investors.
Analyst
In my own opinion, the reason why a person pursues an MBA is because of his desire to identify, analyze and solve problems. The career path to be followed in order to do so is of an Analyst. The job of an analyst is very detail specific and requires a person to analyze financial or market trends and issues and figure out solutions. Analysts can be of two types. Financial Analysts who must possess a MBA specialization in Finance, reviews current stock pricing changes and predicts future trends. A marketing analyst who should have a MBA specialization in Marketing is required to review demographics and success of current or previous advertisements and find out possibilities to create a better advertisement in the future.
Students who wish to pursue their career as a financial or marketing analyst can expect a startup salary in the range of 20,000 to 30,000 per month based on their specialization areas. The scope in this field is high and many people opt for this career path after MBA.
Management Consultant
The job of a management consultant or management analyst is very prestigious. As I myself had been a management consultant in one of my previous organizations, there I had advised company supervisors and even CEOs, who had consulted our firm, on ways to boost their business. The job of a management consultant requires the consultant to travel to his client company, investigate its corporate structure and give recommendations to improve profit.
New entrants to this field can expect a salary in the range of 25,000 to 30,000 per month. They can initially join as a management analyst and in seven to eight years period can see themselves as a consultant. If a person chooses to be an independent consultant, then he can expect he can expect huge payouts from his clients.
Human Resource professional
Persons who have their MBA specialization in human resource can chose to become Human Resource Managers in their coming years. As the organizations of today mainly rely on people management and workforce welfare, Human Resource area has gained prime importance. Initially students can opt for campus placement in some organization as a Human Resource associate. After a period of six to seven years based on their performance they can attain the position of a Manager in this field.
However, the salary payout in this area is comparatively lesser than other fields. But if a person has the willingness and zeal he or she can shine and come out as a successful professional within a few years time.
Entrepreneur
Studies have revealed that almost 80 percent of the people around the world pursue an MBA with the hope of becoming an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurship is in fact a widely accepted profession amongst MBA pass outs. The freedom to manage one’s own business, earn as much as possible according to one’s own will with no boss present is the desire of almost every individual
However, problems that MBA graduates may face while starting entrepreneurship are getting the start up cash for investment or acquiring customers. So fresh MBA pass outs can first gain experience in a firm for five to ten years before starting a business of their own. According to me, experience never hurts in fact it is useful as by working in a firm one can acquire the startup cash from his salary savings. Also one can establish proper network connections required to start a business.
It has been rightly quoted by Aristotle that, “Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work”. Whatever jobs MBA students opt for, relevant to their domain, they must first and foremost choose those jobs only in which they think themselves to be satisfied working for. If a person is satisfied with the career path he or she chooses, then success comes automatically.
Career after Graduation
Career After Graduation
1st of all Before you choose the best career after graduation, you need to know growth prospects, competition, availability of jobs, work requirements, etc. of that field. Remember that all salary brackets given here are mainly for freshers. The figures are approximate, and the actual salary depends on several factors. If you are good in English Language or Mathematics, you may tend to get better salaries than rest. Communication skills make a remarkable difference in overall career development irrespective of nature of work. Additionally, if you are good in basic calculations and Mathematics, it will help in arriving at right decisions. Here is a list of options that will give a good start.
Sales and Business Development
Sales and Business development is an evergreen career. It will never go out of fashion. In the era of high competition, the demand for business development professionals will only increase. Every company, irrespective of its size and strength, requires sales professionals. Business Development Roles in FMCG/IT/Manufacturing companies are one the most sought after profiles in top B-Schools. Many companies hire graduates for entry level sales profiles. If you are good at interacting with people, you will love this job. Business development profile is also a mini entrepreneurial role. You can control your salary, incentive and career progression. No office politics can stop you from growing to the pinnacle of your career if you get business for the company. If you ever dream of becoming an entrepreneur and starting your own business, this kind of role will give a huge boost.
Startups, eCommerce, and smaller IT firms hire fresh graduates for business development executive and pre-sales roles. The earnings of entry level sales professionals can start with INR 10,000 per month and can go up to 30,000 per month depending on personality and fluency in the language.
Marketing/Advertising/Communication
If you are one of those who believe sales and marketing are the same things, please do some research before applying for next marketing executive role. Marketing positions are mainly office jobs. You do research, analysis, conceptualize and implement marketing campaigns, develop strategies, etc. Again this job is most sought after in B-Schools placements. Since this role requires strategic thinking, companies prefer to hire MBAs. However, if you have graduated from a reputed college, you may get an opportunity. Smaller companies who can’t afford MBAs hire fresh graduates and train them for their specific roles. You must have excellent communication and analytical skills to excel in this field. Limited number of marketing roles in an Organization makes this area intensely competitive. Depending on your college, and employer, fresh graduates get a salary in the range of INR 15,000-30,000 per month.
Management
Everyone is doing MBA so it must be good. Right? Wrong! MBA is no more a lucrative career option if you have done it from a 2nd or 3rd tier college. People do MBA for better campus placements. Placement records of two and three tier colleges have been pathetic in last few years. Most of the MBA graduates are unemployable. The worst thing comes when you pay INR 10lakh+ to do MBA and remain unemployed after completing the course.
So does that mean one one should not do MBA? No, this is an extreme conclusion. You must prepare well for MBA entrance exams like CAT/FMA/IIFT/SNAP/XAT/MAT etc. and get into a decent college. If unluckily you can’t get into a decent college then work hard on your communication skills, aptitude and get practical exposure while doing MBA. If done well from a reputed college, you may be eligible to do almost any non-technical job available in the economy. You can work in sales & marketing, HR, Banking, Financial services, FMCG, Operations, IT, Manufacturing and any other business functions or sectors. On an average MBA graduates get a salary in the range of INR 25,000 to INR 1,00,000.
CS/CA/CFA/CWA:
If you have done your graduation in commerce stream then you will naturally go for any of these: Company Secretary (CS), Chartered Accountant (CA), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), or Costs and Works professional (CWA). Demand for these professionals is always high in any economy. Before choosing a particular course, you must know the difference between these disciplines and what kind of jobs you will be doing after completing them successfully. If you are a commerce graduate, you can also go for MBA in Finance to develop a career opportunity in Corporate Finance and Mergers and Acquisitions. The salary depends on the discipline and communications skills of applicants. However, salaries of most of the professionals in these fields start at INR 40,000 per month.
IT Degree/Courses: MCA/Animation/Web Design
IT courses are not restricted to just science graduates. Anyone can learn a programming language or can work in IT after doing a professional certificate course or a degree course like MCA. If you have done your graduation in non-mathematics stream (like BA etc.), then you may need to do a short introductory course to be eligible to get into MCA. For example, if you have done Bachelor of Arts and want to pursue MCA from IGNOU, then you need to pass a six-month certification program known as CIC.
We are living in a technology era so a certificate or degree course in IT will open up a vast career opportunities. You may work as a computer operator, software professional, site developer, web designer, animator, logo designer, software developer and more. You can even start your own business and earn a decent revenue from month one. You can get a starting salary of INR 10,000 to INR 50,000 depending on your skill set, college, communication skills and technical expertise.
Mass Communication and Journalism:
Digital media has opened up a lot of career opportunities for mass communication professionals. With experience, you may become correspondent, reporter, anchor, columnist, editor and radio jockey. You can even start your publishing website and monetize it. You can easily earn Rs 15,000 to Rs 50,000 per month either by working as independent media professional or joining a media company.
Hotel Management:
Hotel Management provides an excellent opportunity to work with well-known brands in various roles. Post graduation in Hotel Management will help you getting a decent job through campus placement. After graduating in Hotel management, you can also work in catering services, Food technology startups, restaurants, Railways, shipping, corporate organizations, clubs, etc. You can expect a starting salary of INR 10,000 to INR 35,000.
Travel and Tourism:
If traveling the world excites you, you can join this industry. You will get an opportunity to discover the world and interact with several cultures. There are plenty of job opportunities in this area. After doing a professional certificate or degree course in Tours and Travel, you can also start your own business. You can expect a salary of INR 15000 to INR 30,000 per month at the beginning of your career.
Civil Aviation: Air Hostess/Commercial Pilot:
Commercial pilots and air hostess are dream job profile for many. However, due to the limited requirement of such roles, you will find intense competition in this field. Commercial pilots get a starting salary of INR 1,50,000+ per month while Air Hostesses get INR 50,000+ per month.
Social Sector:
If your happiness is directly related to the happiness of needy people around you, social sector is a good career option. The best part is today we have highly professional NGOs who not only deliver their services as efficiently as their corporate counterparts but also have a well-planned career progression for its employees. You can expect a relatively lower salary than corporate world however the feeling of making others smile because of your efforts is priceless. You can even start your own NGO in a particular field to help others.
Law:
The law is a highly competitive and evergreen field. You need to do LLB/LLM to become a practicing lawyer. After completing your LLB/LLM, you may also prepare for judicial services exams or join corporate legal firms. Graduates from top institutes also prefer to join LPOs (Legal Process Outsourcing) as it provides a lucrative career opportunity, high compensation, and faster growth. The compensation for fresh law graduates falls in the range of INR 10,000 – 40,000 per month.
Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance:
BFSI sector (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance) has employed millions of Indians. The industry is witnessing an unprecedented growth and expected to grow in the same fashion in future. If you want to work in Public sector banks, you need to pass entrance tests like SSC and Bank PO exams. ICICI Bank also conducts entrance exams for recruitment of probationary officers.
Sales people constitute 80 percent of the employees in insurance companies. They hire a large number of fresh graduates as entry level sales executives. You may find it difficult to handle sales pressure initially. However, it becomes a stable and regular job in 2-3 years down the time. With experience, you will also learn how to deal with such pressures.
In the banking sector, you can expect an initial salary of INR 15,000 to INR 35,000 per month, where as in insurance and financial services industries the salary range could be INR 10,000 – 25,000 per month.
Library Science:
Library Science is a multidisciplinary field that includes practices and tools of management, information technology, education and several other areas. You need to have a relevant degree in Library science to be employed in school or college libraries, public and private libraries, and museums, etc. The salary ranges from INR 15,000 to 30,000 per month.
Teaching/Education:
In India, education is considered to be a noble and prestigious profession. While education sector attracts everyone equally, females seem to be more inclined towards this profession. To develop a formal career in teaching in schools, you need to complete B.Ed./Teachers’ Training program. For teaching in Colleges and universities or equivalent, you should have a post graduate degree and clear NET. In many cases, graduates join private colleges as guest faculty or on contract and pursue their post graduation and prepare for NET along with their contractual jobs.
Many professionals prefer to work in the booming coaching industry. Coaching institutes pay better than their school or college counterparts and require no B.Ed. or NET. They also have well-planned career progression in place for people who are seriously looking to build a career in the coaching industry. The salary in the education sector can vary from INR 15,000 to 1,00,000 lakh depending on your education credentials and field.
Public Sector – Defense and Police Jobs/Civil Services/Forest Services/Railway Jobs
You need to appear for entrance exams conducted by various government institutions to get into the Public sector. Exams like Civil Services, NDA, IES, SSC are some of the prominent ones that you need to pass for selection in respective department.
Film and TV: Acting/Direction/Production
If you want to get into Film and television industry, you need to try for some courses in related fields. You can also try your luck for National School of Drama which is the biggest institute for theater training in India. Alternatively, you can start your channel on YouTube to showcase your talent to the online audience. If you are creative and talented, you will see your channel growing with the help of a little digital marketing efforts. Many YouTube stars are doing better than established film and television actors.
Modelling
You don’t need any educational qualification to get into modeling profession. Like other areas, starting early will benefit you in the long run. However, if you intend to do modeling, you should start preparing for it seriously. It is advised that you should continue your education/job while preparing for modeling. Having a stable income and career will help you pass through that struggle period relatively easier. Along with required style, body figure, etc. you must know the art of networking. Talent alone will not help much. Also while picking up the first assignment, you shouldn’t pay much attention to the fee you are offered.
Beauty care
If you wish to become Hair stylist, beauty therapist, massager, make-up artists, etc. then do the courses for the relevant field. Earning is very high depending upon the quality of work and customer satisfaction.
Medical Transcription
Medical transcription refers to converting voice-recorded reports into text formats. So when a physician consults her patients, it will be recorded and converted into text format for later use. After the short training course, you can work in Medical Transcription. You can start earning anything between INR 10,000 to 30,000.
BPO/KPO
BPO/KPO sector can accommodate fresh graduates from any stream. If you are good in English language, then you can earn a handsome salary in BPOs. However, many feel that the growth opportunities are limited in BPO sector. Also, the shift timings (night shifts) may not be suitable for everyone. If you need a corporate experience and at the same time willing to earn a decent income, you may prefer work in BPO sector. However, if you are serious about your career and have long term perspective avoid this area. KPO Sector is more of knowledge based industry and better than BPO. However, until you are graduated from a top college, you may not be eligible for KPO companies.
Pay Scale – The packages for domestic BPOs start at INR 8,000 per month while the salary for international BPOs ranges from INR 15,000 to 40,000 per month.
Pay Scale – The packages for domestic BPOs start at INR 8,000 per month while the salary for international BPOs ranges from INR 15,000 to 40,000 per month.
Content/Technical writing
The Internet is all about content. From news to social media to youtube videos, there is a writer behind everything you see on net. The content may be written in the form or news, social media post for business pages, video script, blog, website content, product description, brochure, advertising copy, user guides or business agreement. Every article you read on internet would be been either written by a content writer or proofread by an editor. All companies be it small or large need professional writers for their content development requirement. Writers are paid handsomely for their good work. You can write in English, Hindi or any other regional languages you are good in. The salary of full time content writer can be anything from INR 15,000-35,000 per month.
Entrepreneurship
Nothing is better than Entrepreneurship if you have ability to take risks. You will either succeed or learn great lessons that no job or course will teach you. Many people think of first gaining a work experience or doing MBA and then starting a business so that they will have a better understanding of business management. However, lack of knowledge of business functions and overall management will not hold you because whatever is taught in MBA is available on internet. You search on Google “How to start your business from scratch” and you will get many useful articles. Entrepreneurship requires no prerequisite so if you have planned to start your business anytime in future then the right time is now. To be on safer side you can do a technical or certificate course related to your prospective business to gain a theoretical understanding of what you are going to do. Please note that you may not earn anything in you first venture but the learnings will be priceless. Wish you all the best.
Career after Engineering Degree
If you have done B.Tech, following links can be useful in determining right career for you:
Career Options after B.Tech.The Courses you should do after B.Tech.
Career Options after B.Tech.The Courses you should do after B.Tech.
So how you will decide what you want to do after graduation? It depends on your passion, interest, and aptitude. Alternatively, you can choose any career options and work hard and enjoy your work to be successful. If you can’t get bored of doing anything, then you can succeed in any field. If you can work for 24 hours a day and seven days a week without any expectations in return and feel happy about it, that is the best career option for you.
Monday, 14 November 2016
Cources and Career options after completing B.Com
.Career, Career after B.Com, Career guidance
While Writing your last paper of paper of final B.com exam, tons of which include plans about sleeping the entire week or partying an entire week (depends on your preferences) but trust me, none of are taking place. as soon as you finish your Exams you have parents, relatives, neighbours and everyone on your Facebook friend list asking you about your Future plans. and not your patying or sleeping plans but your career or course you pursued there are many short term low investment courses available in the market.
1.ACCA-Association of certified Accountants(ACCA)
2.CMA-Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
3.CPA-Certified Public Accounting (CPA)
4.MBA-Master of Business Administration (MBA)
5.M.COM-Masters of Commerce (M.COM)
6.CA- Chartered Accountant (CA)
Sunday, 13 November 2016
How to Change career witut gong to school
Maybe you just want a change or are excited by a new opportunity. So, how can you land that new job without going back to school?
With the astronomical burden of student loans weighing on most millennials, I'm one of the few unicorns who graduated without any student loan burden (Thanks, Mom and Dad!) Perhaps because of this, I was super reluctant to go back to school and take out loans.
How to Change Careers without Going Back to School
Figure It Out:
You could be in a career you hate and looking to make a change. You could leave that career and fall into whatever happens to comes next, but that's a job and not a career path. Building a career takes focus, calculation, and skill, especially since the job market is so competitive these days.
If you know your current gig isn't working out for you but aren't sure of what comes next, my best advice is to do something small each day to attempt to figure out it out. Examples include:
Researching a career path on the internet that sounds interesting.
Taking a class that you've always wanted to take.
Starting a blog just to write to clarify your feelings or put it all out there.
Two years ago I found myself unemployed and used my free time to start the blog I always wanted to write but couldn't when I was working full time at a hedge fund. I got a subscription to money magazine, and took every webinar under the sun about social media..
Become a subject matter expert:
If you want to make a career change without going back to school you're going to have to become an expert. Going to school gives you the knowledge, but that isn't the only way to get where you want to go (unless of course, you want to become a doctor or lawyer or need some other type of post-professional degree.) Blogging and writing are some of the fastest ways to become a subject matter expert for two reasons:
1) You'll have to read and research a lot to create content.
2) Writing is a great way to dispel thought leadership and build your portfolio. Blogs are proof you know what you're talking about! You'll also be able to get to know others in your field by reading their thought leadership.
Becoming a “subject matter expert” is going to beef up your resume. You'll be able to list places you've been published, courses you've taken, and your blog and additional related experience on your resume in the place where your formal education should be.
Go Online
Well, since the internet is a place of boundless opportunity and knowledge, it's only natural that there are a ton of online certificate programs for just about everything. For example, if you want to work for an online blog or business that needs help with social media or search engine optimization, consider taking an SEO certificate class. Not only do certifications look good on your resume, but they also can help you negotiate better pay or really prove your worth to a company. Just make sure that you only take courses from trusted certificate programs – and always research before you pay for any class!
Network with Existing Contacts
Everyone says to “network.” Everyone, everyone, everyone. Admittedly, I hate networking, but if you're looking to make a career change, the key to the position that starts you on the new path probably lies with someone you already know. Someone who
Are u Struggling to be a successful student?
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Active listening, reading comprehension, notetaking, stress management, time management, testing taking, and memorization are only a few of the topics addressed in our study skills guides for students. If you'll take the time to learn and apply the study skills concepts and principles taught in our guides you'll not only improve your performance in school but also your ability to learn in general -- and that will benefit you the rest of your life! Whether you're a freshman in college looking to get ahead, a teacher seeking study skills resources for your pupils, or a high school student just trying to survive you'll find the study skills guides, tutorials, and resource you need right below.
Active listening, reading comprehension, notetaking, stress management, time management, testing taking, and memorization are only a few of the topics addressed in our study skills guides for students. If you'll take the time to learn and apply the study skills concepts and principles taught in our guides you'll not only improve your performance in school but also your ability to learn in general -- and that will benefit you the rest of your life! Whether you're a freshman in college looking to get ahead, a teacher seeking study skills resources for your pupils, or a high school student just trying to survive you'll find the study skills guides, tutorials, and resource you need right below.
Bengaluru students go on Hunger strikes
Bengaluru, Nov 13: Students of Visvesvaraya Technical University (VTU) go on hunger strikes on Saturday alleging the checking of examination papers by the examiners, was the reason of getting an unusal number of students failing.
The students demand that those failed be advanced to the next year as there was a blunder, during the checking of the examination paper across courses during July semester.”Close to half of the total 4.5 lakh students here across all courses were failed. Many of those who had got marks in single digits, ended up scoring 65 or even more upon re-evaluation of the marks,” Manan, a National Students Union of India (NSUI) member said.
“Close to half of the total 4.5 lakh students here across all courses were failed. Many of those who had got marks in single digits, ended up scoring 65 or even more upon re-evaluation of the marks,” Manan, a National Students Union of India (NSUI) member said.
However, the Registrar of the Visvesvaraya Technological University, H.N. Jagannatha Reddy, on Saturday request to VTU students to end their ongoing agitation and pay attention on their academic activities.
“There may have been some human error or even technical error during checking. Every year about 17 percent of total papers come for re-evaluation, this number is same for July semester as well. We appeal all the students to call off their strike,” Mr Reddy added.
Ravi Valluri speaks about ways in which one can harness one’s mind through the practice of yoga,
Also Read: Embrace emotionally evolved souls
A thorough going teacher of psychology, blessed with a fertile mind and revolutionary concepts always looked for out of the box solutions in the estimable school where he imparted education. He repeatedly attempted to capture the imagination of his tutees by bringing something noteworthy to class and trying to create an ‘Aha!’ moment for the students.
He realised that wisdom delivered with an element of theatre and those riveting moments kept alive the interest of his students. Once he was discussing various attributes of the human mind within the four walls of the classroom and found the response of the students to be tepid, a trifle jejune.
So he embarked upon the idea of taking the students for an out-of-classroom ‘class’. This included watching the animation movie Jungle Book, a visit to a zoo followed by a rendezvous to a sanctuary.
The students were enthralled by the movie.
The adventures of Mowgli, a human cub raised by a pack of wolves, his interactions with the panther and the free spirited bear, the encounters with a venomous python and a treacherous tiger kept the students on the edge.
The teacher then asked the students to ponder on the not-so-obvious differences between a zoo and a sanctuary. The now energised group replied in unison that as animals are caged in a zoo it affected the psyche of the animals, while perhaps that was not the case in a sanctuary. The reply of the school children was no rocket science, but the palpable enthusiasm was discernible. The spark of creativity was thus ignited among the neophytes.
Taking the topic further the teacher compared the students to the human cub and the animals in the movie; the zoo and the sanctuary representing various facets and dimensions of the human mind. He juxtaposed these on the study of the chambers of the human mind.
The teacher posed a few questions to the students- which were the largest, swiftest, wisest and the tallest creatures in the animal kingdom. The prescient students once again in unison replied they were the elephant, cheetah, owl and the giraffe respectively.
A robust mind necessarily needs to enhance the qualities of becoming lightening swift, streaked with attributes of being large in size, tall and wise. The chambers of the mind evolve by possessing these traits. However, the educator felt that his protégés had something more to learn.
The lion was missing from the picture and so was the leonine aspect of the human mind. The lion is the emperor of the jungle. The monarch of the jungle moves with utmost majesty-almost disdain- but with enormous grace.
This species is extremely courageous, bold, an intrepid warrior, ready to embrace an assortment of challenges, unstoppable in the moves it undertakes, has enormous self-belief and faith and never allows an opportunity to slip by. It is extremely charismatic and every animal is its food and prey.
Therefore, drawing upon this analogy the educationalist exhorted his students to lionize their minds.
The instructor in a facile and telling manner homed in on the point that while speed, alacrity, brilliance and wisdom occupy certain chambers of the human mind, the most consequential and illustrious attribute of the human mind must be its intrepid nature and self-belief.
SSC Telugu question Bank published for free
Addressing the gathering Mr. S Malla Reddy Deputy Educational Officer retd. urged the students to benefit from the Question bank and secure good marks. Mr. Ahmed Basheeruddin Farooqui retd. DEO lauded the management of Boston Mission School for preparing the Question Bank meticulously and paid tributes to the founder of the school late Mr. Shakir Ahmed.
Mr. Nayeemullah Shareef President Muslim Education Development Forum addressed as honourary guest and hailed the efforts of Siasat Daily.
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