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Samith Radhakrishnan SVP Analytics Head LinkedIn Profile Article Link Introduction Chanakya, the ancient Indian philosopher, economist, and strategist, authored Chanakya Niti , a timeless text on ethics, leadership, and governance. The teachings within these verses hold relevance even today, providing profound insights into personal conduct , societal harmony , and strategic leadership . Inspired by our Republic Day reflections, where the chief guest emphasized thinking for the welfare of the country and its citizens, this initiative aims to extract and represent the teachings of Chanakya Niti in a structured, actionable form— a knowledge graph —to enable better understanding and practical application for societal well-being. What is a Knowledge Graph? A knowledge graph is a structured representation of knowledge that illustrates entities and their relationships in a connected network . This format enables a deeper understanding of concepts by providing contextual relationships and interconnected insights. Key Features of a Knowledge Graph: Entities (Nodes): The core elements or concepts within the graph, representing topics, principles, or objects. Example: Chanakya Niti, Virtue, Leadership, Wisdom, Relationships. Relationships (Edges):• The connections between entities, representing interactions or dependencies. Example: Leadership → Influences Society (relationship: "Builds on Ethics"). Structure of the Chanakya Niti Knowledge Graph The teachings in Chanakya Niti span 17 chapters, which can be categorized into two overarching themes: Personal Conduct and Ethics (Chapters 1–7): • Focus on individual character, wisdom, and relationships. Key principles include self-discipline, the power of knowledge, and moral integrity as the foundation for leadership and success. Societal and Spiritual Principles (Chapters 8–17): Emphasize governance, societal harmony, and spiritual growth. Highlights include how individual ethics influence societal prosperity, governance strategy, and long-term legacy. Central Idea: The progression from personal conduct (Chapters 1–7) to societal and spiritual principles (Chapters 8–17) illustrates how the ethics, wisdom, and relationships of individuals serve as the bedrock for building a thriving society and achieving spiritual elevation. Summary of the chapters with Examples

Kutub Boringwala Assistant Vice President and Commercial Head - Strategy Initiative at Kalpataru Limited Linkedin "A- Grade Plotted Developments" where Infrastruture Meets Nature Areas poised for significant growth include those benefiting from upcoming infrastructure projects like the MTHL, New City Development plans, and improved connectivity along the Old Pune Highway stretch, Karjat, Karjat-Khopoli Road, khopoli-pali road, Alibaug and Neral. Emerging cities like Nagpur , boosted by the Samruddhi Expressway and its expanding industrial corridors, are also attracting significant investment. “Ultra-Luxury Living” Prime Addresses Take the Lead Worli, Lower Parel, and Prabhadevi have cemented their positions as luxury living hubs. Worli in particular, stands out as a cultural and lifestyle hub, further enhancing its appeal. “Premium Housing” Mahalaxmi's Time to Shine Mahalaxmi presents a compelling investment opportunity. With its current affordability and improving connectivity to South and Central Mumbai, it offers significant growth potential. As the area undergoes further development, property prices are expected to appreciate significantly. “Western Suburbs – Kandivali” A Growth Story in the Making Kandivali has emerged as a highly sought-after real estate destination, experiencing consistent growth in property values. Upcoming infrastructure projects, including a new metro line and a coastal road connecting Kandivali to South Mumbai, are set to further enhance its connectivity and attractiveness. The presence of leading developers like Kalpataru and Godrej adds to its appeal.

Harinath Strategy & Growth – Reliance Retail Linkedin Profile By 2025, Gen Z will comprise approximately 27% of the global workforce (Deloitte), adding fresh perspectives to a workforce already shaped by Baby Boomers, Gen X, and Millennials. While this creates a fertile ground for innovation, the generational shift also highlights contrasting values, work styles, and expectations. For instance, a recent study by LinkedIn reveals that 76% of Gen Z prioritize job flexibility , while older generations often value stability and clear hierarchies. A survey by Microsoft further highlights that 58% of Gen Z employees are willing to change jobs for better work-life balance , compared to 44% of Baby Boomers. Two recent workplace incidents shed light on these dynamics: 1. A Gen Z employee left due to job stress, reflecting the growing importance of mental health in younger generations. 2. Another quit via WhatsApp after securing startup funding, showcasing Gen Z's entrepreneurial drive and comfort with digital tools. Generational Strengths Each generation brings unique attributes to the table: • Baby Boomers value loyalty and deep organizational knowledge. • Gen X champions stability and long-term vision, often taking leadership roles. • Millennials thrive in collaborative, purpose-driven environments. • Gen Z , born into a digital world, brings tech expertise and a hunger for meaningful work. Research from Pew highlights that Gen Z is the most educated generation, with higher college graduation rates than their predecessors. This positions them as eager learners but also as employees who expect rapid growth opportunities. Solutions to Bridge the Gap To create a cohesive multi-generational workforce, organizations must implement strategic interventions: 1. Open Communication According to Gallup, organizations with open communication see 23% higher employee satisfaction. Creating forums like team huddles or anonymous feedback platforms ensures everyone feels heard. 2. Cross-Generational Mentorship A Deloitte report found that 94% of employees said mentorship programs improved workplace dynamics. These programs allow seasoned employees to share knowledge while younger employees contribute fresh ideas. 3. Flexible Work Policies A McKinsey study reveals that 80% of employees prefer hybrid work models. Providing flexible schedules helps address generational needs. 4. Technology Training Bridging the digital divide is crucial. Data from the World Economic Forum shows that 68% of employees aged 50+ feel undertrained in technology, making upskilling essential. Harnessing Generational Power Generational differences, when managed effectively, can drive innovation, productivity, and growth. For example, a collaborative project at a U.S. tech firm paired Baby Boomers with Gen Z coders. The seniors shared insights into business strategy, while the younger team streamlined operations using cutting-edge AI tools. This synergy resulted in a 30% improvement in operational efficiency. By embracing diversity and inculcating collaboration, organizations can transform generational differences into their greatest asset. The question isn’t how to avoid these differences but how to harness them for collective success.

Mangesh Zope Email:  mangesh@peaceful-loans.com LinkedIn Many people ask  why a wealthy family would need an education loan ; they have the money to fund this. The answer is simple: They are financially savvy and make smart non -emotional money decisions. Maximizing Tax Savings and Lower-Cost Capital for Education Loans Abroad For  High Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs)  and wealthy families looking to send their children abroad for higher education, education loans present an opportunity to optimize both tax savings (Section 80E) and Arbitrage builds wealth:  Lower cost of capital post income tax benefits vs. the IRR at which their investments are growing is the arbitrage that allows them to build wealth. Income Tax Saving:  Section 80E benefits ensure they save 30%+ tax on interest paid on education loans for eight financial years. This is as good as having a 30%+ discount on interest rates ranging from 9.25% to 11.5%. TCS:  Like GST, TCS applies to sending money abroad for education(5%) and living expenses (20%). Both come down to 0.5% in case the funding is done via education loans. Tax Savings Opportunities Education loans for studying abroad offer significant tax benefits under Section 80E of the Income Tax Act in India. Interest paid on loans taken for foreign education qualifies for tax deduction, reducing the overall tax burden. These  deductions, available for up to eight years,  allow wealthy families to minimize their taxable income while supporting their children's global educational aspirations. Lower Cost of Capital vs. Income IRR HNIs often have access to alternative funding options, such as private wealth management tools or personal capital. However, taking an education loan for overseas studies can be more cost-effective than liquidating assets or diverting personal funds, particularly considering the interest rates on such loans. Compared to the internal rate of return (IRR) on their income and investments, the cost of education loans is relatively low. This makes loans a viable option for preserving liquidity and optimizing capital efficiency. TCS and Its Impact A crucial consideration for wealthy families funding overseas education is the  Tax Collected at Source (TCS)  on foreign remittances. While TCS is a cost incurred when remitting funds, it can be adjusted against final tax liability. Understanding TCS rates and compliance ensures that these families can plan their financial strategies effectively and avoid unnecessary tax burdens. In conclusion, wealthy families can efficiently finance their children's education abroad by leveraging  education loans, tax benefits, and understanding the nuances of TCS  while maintaining financial flexibility and optimizing capital costs. For further reading material, you can read following links on our website: Why do wealthy families take education loans? Income Tax Benefits in Education Loans? TCS saving in education loans./

Vinayak Rao Former Immigration Officer, New Zealand Embassy Ex-India Representative, University of Auckland Education Counsellor in Hiranandani, Powai LinkedIn Relocating the entire family after high school is becoming an appealing option for Indian families seeking a better quality of life, world-class education, and citizenship opportunities through investments. Below, we explore the top destinations for families considering migration. United States of America (USA) The USA is a leading destination for Indian students due to its world-class universities like Harvard and Stanford and vibrant cities such as New York and San Francisco . Offering the highest number of top-100 QS-ranked universities globally, the USA is ideal for quality education and career prospects. Residency by Investment Invest $1,050,000 in non-targeted or $800,000 in rural/high-unemployment projects. Create/retain 10 full-time jobs for U.S. workers. Net worth: $1 million. Green Card holders access U.S. education at domestic rates. Canada Canada combines high-quality education with a multicultural environment. Cities like T oronto, Vancouver, and Montreal are home to globally ranked universities like the University of Toronto, UBC, and McGill . Favorable immigration policies ease the transition from student to resident. Residency by Investment: Startup Visa: CAD 75,000–200,000 investment with organizational support. Quebec Program: CAD 1.2 million investment with a net worth of CAD 2 million. Express Entry: Prioritizes skilled professionals in healthcare, IT, and engineering. Australia Australia known for its laid-back lifestyle and strong education system, Australia offers vibrant cities like Sydney and Melbourne and top universities like A NU and the University of Melbourne . Post-study work visas allow students to gain experience and transition to residency. Residency by Investment The Business Innovation and Investment Program (BIIP) will reopen in July 2024, with prior investment ranges from AUD 1.5 million to 15 million. Portugal Portugal is favored for affordable education, rich culture, and welcoming cities like Lisbon and Porto . Its universities are reputable, and the Golden Visa program makes it attractive for families. Residency by Investment : Golden Visa: €500,000 in funds or €250,000 in arts/national heritage. Citizenship after five years. Ireland Ireland offers quality education, a vibrant culture, and career opportunities in tech and other industries. Dublin hosts universities like Trinity College and serves as a hub for global companies. Residency by Investment Immigrant Investor Program: €1 million in funds or €50,000 in startups creating jobs. New Zealand Renowned for its landscapes and education, New Zealand attracts families seeking a relaxed lifestyle. Universities like the University of Auckland (QS rank 68) offer strong academic programs and a clear path to residency. Residency by Investment: Investor Visa: NZ$15 million. Entrepreneur Visa: NZ$100,000 investment with three jobs created. Appendix 1: Source USA Residency by Investment Canada Residency by Investment Australia Residency by Investment Portugal Residency by Investment Ireland Residency by Investment New Zealand Residency by Investment

Name: Preeti Singhal, Vishal Singhal ArtZolo Location: Chandivali/Powai and Cochin Website ; Instagram ; Email Curated and Edited by: Harinath Art is more than just an expression of creativity; it is a thriving ecosystem where i deas, culture, and commerce intersect . Beyond its aesthetic appeal, art has immense potential to create value, not only for artists but also for communities. By building an art marketplace within our society, we can unlock this potential, bringing together creators and admirers while driving meaningful engagement. A Platform for Community Artists Our society is brimming with tapped and untapped talent— painters, sculptors —many of them who have not been discovered or have are not known to mast majority about their creativity/talent that they possess. Art Marketplace to bridge the gap of discovery by bringing a curated set of selection to help you experience better quality art. Art as an Investment Art has always been a valuable asset, both culturally and financially. A well-curated piece can appreciate over time, making it an excellent investment for collectors. By educating residents about the value of original art, we can inspire more people to engage with and support local creators. Workshops on topics like “ How to Start Collecting Art ” or “ The Economic Value of Handmade Creations ” could spark interest and open doors to a thriving art marketplace within the society. Curating Collaborative Spaces Art marketplaces are not just about transactions ; they are about connections. A thriving art ecosystem can also inspire collaborations. For instance, a budding artist could partner with a designer to create unique home decor pieces, or a sculptor could team up with a landscaper to transform shared spaces within the society. These collaborations enrich the marketplace and create opportunities for mutual growth. Art as a Catalyst for Business Innovation Art is no longer confined to galleries ; it is finding its way into corporate boardrooms, hospitality spaces, and even personal offices. For businesses or professionals within the community, integrating local art into workspaces can enhance brand identity and enhance creativity. This creates a win-win scenario: businesses gain unique and inspiring decor, while local artists find a platform to showcase their work. Building a Sustainable Ecosystem An art marketplace within the community isn’t just about buying and selling ; it’s about creating a sustainable ecosystem where creativity thrives. By organizing workshops, residencies, and mentorship programs, we can empower local talent to grow while also building a culture of appreciation and support for the arts. Please do feel free to share this article with art lovers and your friends who love the space of art or are keen to consider art as investment or need help with art décor in their homes/corporate spaces.

Jyotsna Bhole Artist and Owner of Jyotsna Nair Art Studio LinkedIn ; Instagram Introduction to Evolution and Change Evolution didn't stop billions of years ago; it was merely the beginning . As time progresses, everything changes—sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse—but there is a definitive shift from what was to what is now. And I don’t think there is anything wrong with it. We are humans, the only way we know is forward. No matter how nostalgic we may get, by nature we are meant to become a better version of ourselves in every way. We learn from our past; we study our present and we want to leave our presence for future generations. Each of us has a story to share, of our dreams, our reality and our experiences- good, bad and ugly. Changing Times and Technological Advances Our cultural narratives have evolved from nursery rhymes like "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" to tunes such as "Baby Shark." Movies have transformed into larger-than-life experiences. Direct expressions of emotions like smiling or crying now often happen via emojis in text messages. Our fingertips are busier than ever, endlessly scrolling. Each technological advancement stirs fears of job loss, obsolescence, or worse, replacement. Human Adaptability and Technology Integration Computers have become an integral part of life, recalling a time when they were viewed as threats. The year 2000, the millennium, was such a year where we thought airplanes would fall from the sky and the world as we know it, would end, but life continued seamlessly. The real shock came with COVID-19 in 2020, yet humans persevered, quickly adapting to adversity. Technology helps manifest our imaginations, but it cannot replace the dynamic and extraordinary human mind, which defies the laws of physics and the world. The Unique Human Element in Creativity We’ve created Artificial Intelligence (AI) , feeding it with vast amounts of information. Yet, it can't capture our feelings, thoughts, love, hate, or the essence of being human. How can an AI comprehend the flutter of a heart upon seeing one's newborn, the serenity from a colorful sunset, or the triumph and relief of reaching a mountain peak? How do you make someone understand what heartache feels like. AI can only create what we can express in words. But there are so many emotions that have no words, this is where Art made by AI and art made by a human differs. When everything around us is machine made, we crave for something that has a human touch. Why? Because that artist has taken time out of their life, put thought and effort into creating something. That person has put their hopes, wishes and sometimes pain into making that object. And you want to feel that human emotion. When 10 artists see a landscape scene and paint their version of the view, each painting is different in some way. They paint what they feel and every person’s description of that feeling is different. Their rendition of the scene in a painting or a poem is as original as the scene itself in that moment. When we buy art , we are not buying the content. We are buying the artist’s experiences, struggles, wins and losses, emotions and ideas. We try to relate our own experiences with those of the artist. It’s about connecting with another living soul at a raw emotional level. Artificial vs. Human Experience Is it sufficient to know something thoroughly without experiencing it first-hand? Can it perfectly depict a waterfall without experiencing the weight on your shoulders? Would the expression differ between AI and someone who has floated in the ocean's currents? Ultimately, it's for humans to know and AI to explore.

Deepalakshmi P Yoga teacher Email ; Instagram Many of us, start fitness journey to chase a magic number on the weighing scale or the inch tape. And more often, we give up after few weeks , as that number seems elusive. A wedding in the family or a vacation, the needle goes right back. So, why should we bother with exercising? Body has a policy of use it or lose it . That is the cornerstone of evolution. When, some ranges of movements are done regularly, those muscles and neural patterns are continuously strengthened . On the contrary, when some movements are not done, those patterns are weakened or even erased. Any movement, even as simple as flexing your fingers, involves, firing up a series of communication pathways within the body. Every movement in our body, is because of the coordination of the brain – initiate movement the nervous system – the messenger, carrying the command the musculoskeletal system – to execute the movement the respiratory system – to provide oxygen the digestive system – to provide nutrition the circulatory system – to carry that nutrition and oxygen to the cell (Note: this is just indicative list, for understanding purposes, it is actually highly complex mechanism) So, when we move, there is constant flow of information regarding - how much energy is required, how much tension is required, which cells to engage, which ones to stretch etc. For example , when a toddler tries to hold a baby, he doesn’t know how much pressure to apply to hold the baby. In the confusion, he may squeeze the baby a little more or hold him precariously at the verge of dropping. However, a grown up knows how much pressure to apply. How? As we grow up, we do a wide variety of movements, with different pressures, grips etc. and that is stored as neural patterns which makes us aware of the pressure and grip required for a particular job. Anyone, who has done squats , will know that in the initial few days, there is soreness in the thighs. After regular practice , you can do more squats, but this time, there is no soreness . This is because, once your body has understood, that you are going to do this movement regularly, it figures out the efficient way of doing squats and diverts body resources accordingly. Now, for some reason, you stop doing squats for few months. Again, when you try squats, the same pain returns . Why? Because the earlier patterns are forgotten and have to be built again. We can’t blame the body, for it has limited resources and always finds ways to use them efficiently. Once, it realised that the squat movement is not happening regularly, it diverts those resources to another part of the body. Another example is, though, the fractured arm is healed and the sling is removed, still the mobility of that arm is limited. We would need some regular physiotherapy , to bring arm back into full action. This is because, the movement patterns of that arm, is erased by the body , since the arm was not functional. Hence, those patterns must be rebuilt using exercises. The homeostasis of the body is maintained by constant communication between almost 30 trillion cells . There is not only, exchange of information between the brain and other organs through nervous system. There is constant information exchange among the organs also, through the blood, lymph etc. By moving regularly and with awareness, we constantly establish communication channels and pathway between various systems of the body. Like the way, the internet company , increases the bandwidth when the traffic increases, the body also, builds more bandwidth for exchange of information. This helps the organ systems to work efficiently, constantly updating each other of changes happening in them and the feedback loop is connected. Important functions such as exchange of gases, assimilation of nutrition, removal of metabolic waste, feedback on hormone secretion etc happens smoothly. This smooth functioning is important to keep away diseases such as diabetes, cancer, hypertension etc. So, give yourself some love, exercise daily and stay healthy!! Remember, if you don’t use it, you will lose it.

Sahiti Penna Founder, Amaltas Beauty Linkedin Profile The recent passing of Ratan Tata has sparked an outpouring of respect, reminding us that a leader's true legacy is defined by the human impact they create , not the wealth they accumulate. In the end, it’s the values we live by and the positive change we bring that leaves the deepest imprint. Yet, how often do we find ourselves chasing profits at all costs ? In my research and observations of the business world, I’ve seen many companies thriving on practices that raise ethical concerns. These examples make us ask: Are we building businesses that truly benefit society, or are we contributing to its challenges? Consider the rise of a Forbes 30 under 30 skincare founder , whose success thrives on amplifying society’s obsession with flawless beauty—fueling the pressure to meet impossible standards. Or the expansion of a fast-fashion brand that meets the demand for affordable style, but at the cost of sustainability and fair labor practices. Or gaming apps that, while wildly popular, draw in users, especially lower-income users with the allure of big wins. They often encourage and lead to development of gambling-like behavior that deepens financial strain. These examples make us question: Are we building businesses that truly benefit society, or are we contributing to its unraveling? Whether you’re just starting out or leading an established company, the temptation to prioritize profits over purpose is ever-present. But what is the real cost? Millions earned by deepening poverty or making people feel inadequate? At every stage—early or established, big or small—businesses shape the world around them. We must ask ourselves: Are we contributing to meaningful progress? There has to be room for ethics in every decision we make. As entrepreneurs and business leaders , we have a responsibility to build ventures that uplift, inspire, and add true value to society. After all, success without integrity isn’t really success. It’s time we redefine what it means to build a business— one that leaves a legacy we can be proud of.

Pooja Mishra Home Baker/Pâtissier Instagram Handle COVID-19 was a curse , causing widespread illness and countless fatalities around the world. It also led to some far-reaching changes. Some of these changes were short-lived, while others are here to stay. One of these is the emergence of a new force – Housewives or Homemakers running businesses from home. It mainly started with homemade food, snacks, and bakery items, and it is growing to include various other products and services. I would like to share some of our knowledge for the benefit of those who are new or contemplating starting. A. Be clear about the objective. It’s important to understand the purpose, it could be out of passion, to unleash your creativity or even to grow it into a large business. It can significantly interfere with your family life. If you intend to treat it as a serious business, you may find that your house is no longer the right place in the long run. In such cases, it’s advisable to work on branding and logo design early on. Once customers associate you with a specific name or logo, it can be challenging to change, especially for small businesses. B. Pricing of the products/Services. Although it’s a home business, it’s important to accurately calculate the cost of the product or service and determine appropriate pricing. To do this, you must account for all input costs, including material costs and processing or manufacturing expenses such as electricity if it’s a product. Its also important to check the market prices as well. C. Awareness about the law and regulations. Each business no matter how small comes under some regulation. It’s also important to understand the consumer rights governing the product you are selling. For example, if you are running a food, snacks, or bakery business from home and are no longer confined to a small, close-knit community, you must apply for FSSAI registration (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India). Once your business exceeds ₹12 lakh per annum, you will require a license. Similarly, you should familiarize yourself with the Tax Laws governing the business you are running.

Sagorika Ghosh Product Manager, Morningstar Linkedin Profile On one hand, Swiggy has earned its place after spending the last decade quietly focusing on disciplined execution. In recent conversations (IPO era), I’ve heard sentiments like, "Isn't this great news? It's a positive development for the tech ecosystem." But is it really? The reasoning behind this is that the public listings of companies like Zomato, Swiggy, Paytm , and others represent a net positive for the startup world. Such moves are believed to inspire more entrepreneurship and to reassure startup employees that significant outcomes are possible. The idea is that these events create wealth and seeing ‘crorepatis’ emerge from liquidity events like IPOs or acquisitions encourages others to follow suit. Just look at how SEBI and 328 shareholders helped turn India's stock market into a record-setting force, minting India’s priciest stock in a single day. However, over the past two years, the venture capital landscape has shifted. The once-rapid pace of startup funding, which saw a new unicorn emerge every few months during the ZIRP (Zero Interest Rate Policy) era, has slowed dramatically. We've seen a wave of layoffs, company shutdowns, and down rounds. Venture capital funding in 2024 is down 7% year-on-year , according to Tracxn. This isn’t due to a shortage of capital—funds are plentiful—but because the rate of investment has drastically slowed. Founders who once burned through their raised capital to capture market share are now rethinking their strategies, especially as AI and large language models (LLMs) make building and scaling companies more affordable. Venture capitalists (VCs) have become more cautious, taking a step back and reconsidering their investment strategies. The biggest change? A shift towards profitability. While we've seen some significant fundraising rounds this year—like Zepto, Rapido, and Meesho—overall funding is still far below the highs of previous years. As the venture capital world gradually returns to a semblance of "normalcy," it's time for introspection. Should VCs reconsider their past approach, particularly the "grow or die" mentality that has dominated their thinking? After all, VCs are not typically the most optimistic; it's the founders who bring that energy. VCs must balance multiple bets, hoping that a few of them yield the outsized returns necessary to fuel future investments and keep the cycle going. One key theme emerged: governance. Startups aren’t exactly known for strong governance, and this isn’t surprising given that many have been laser-focused on growth at any cost. Sources: ET, Mint

Viral Sheth Financial Market and Asset Management Specialist Linkedin Profile In a market buzzing with uncertainty, history often provides the best teacher. With over ₹1.5 lakh crore sold by FIIs in just 45 days, the Nifty has experienced an 11% correction from 26,300 to 23,500. But is this a crash or just a temporary dip when you compare severe declines in 1992, 2008, or 2018? Insights from Past 2022 Correction (18% fall, lasting 8 months) After the post-COVID rally, the market peaked at 18,600 in October 2021, corrected 12% to 16,379, briefly rebounded, and eventually bottomed at 15,200 by June 2022. 2015 Correction (24% fall, spanning 11 months) The Nifty fell from 9,100 in March 2015 to 6,500 by February 2016 after an initial 9.5% decline and a short-lived rebound. Current Market Outlook The rally from 16,900 in March 2023 peaked at 26,300 in September, followed by an 11% drop. Key technical indicators, such as an RSI of 30 and proximity to the 200-day moving average, suggest the market is oversold. A rebound to 24,900–25,100 is likely, but we foresee a subsequent decline to 21,500–20,000 (18–24%) within 6–8 months. Disclaimer This article is for informational purposes written on 14th Nov 2024 only and does not constitute investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any securities. Readers are advised to consult with financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Ref: Article