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PM Modi works only for one person: Adani

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  1. The Adani-Modi Nexus: Crony Capitalism Institutionalized ? Evidence: Metastatic Growth:  Gautam Adani’s empire expanded from ports and coal to airports, defense, and renewables—often winning contracts in sectors prioritized by Modi’s infrastructure push. The Adani Group’s market value surged from $10B (2014) to over $200B (2023) . Resilience Amid Scandal:  Despite the Hindenburg Report (2023) accusing Adani of "brazen stock manipulation," the group secured $5B from U.S. investors like GQG Partners. Opposition leaders allege political protection . Comparative Cronyism:  Ambani and Adani dominate India’s infrastructure landscape like 19th-century American "robber barons." Mumbai’s airport, highways, and cultural institutions bear their brands—a visible symbol of wealth concentration . Counterpoint: Adani and Ambani are "phenomenal entrepreneurs" (Rohit Lamba, Penn State) who bet on Modi’s development sectors. Their success mirrors Korea’s chaebols o...

CBSE vs Tamil Nadu state board

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CBSE vs Tamil Nadu State Board Overview Choosing between the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the Tamil Nadu State Board (Samacheer Kalvi) is a crucial decision for students and parents. Both boards offer quality education but differ significantly in curriculum, teaching style, assessment, recognition, and outcomes. Curriculum Structure Feature CBSE Tamil Nadu State Board Curriculum Nationalized, uniform across India Region-specific, focuses on local content and culture Language of Instruction English, Hindi Mostly Tamil, also English Syllabus Updated regularly, contemporary Focuses on state education needs, cultural integration Core Subjects Science, Math, English emphasized State language, state history, regional aspects Teaching & Learning Approach CBSE Focuses on conceptual understanding and application-based learning. Promotes analytical thinking, practical projects, and activities. Regularly updated to align with national-level competitive exams (JEE, NEET)...