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S uccess story behind the beginning of the magnificent Taj Hotel Back in 1980's, Jamsetji Tata, an industrialist known for his nationalism, was invited by foreign friend to dine at a 5 star hotel in Mumbai. As he walked in with his host, he saw rudley greeted by the english hotel manager with the word - "We don't allow Indians here." How would you reply to an insult like this - an insult to you, to your country, to your countryman ? Well if you are Jamsetji Tata, you build one of the finest hotels in the world.  Jamsetji Tata spent £ 300,000 on the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai. He chose a site facing the magnificent ocean, selected one of the leading architecture and equipped the hotel with the best facilities. Jamsetji's friends and business associates urged him not to go ahead with the project as it would lose money. However Jamsetji Tata said "Perhaps it will. But it will make no difference."  When Taj's doors opened in 1903 it inspired delight an...

How Neymar broke the transfer market On 3rd August 2017 Neymar Shocked the world by joining Paris Saint Germain (PSG) for a world record €222 million, if it was a move that sent the shockwave to the football world not just because of the sheer scale of the financial transaction, but also it's knock-on effect. In may 2016 PSG made their first move. The board believe in order to win the competitions they are going to have to attract the world's best Messi and Ronaldo were considered, but they wouldn't offer long term returns. So they targeted Neymar Jr only for him to sign a new contract.  However Neymar Jr had proven he could step up in Messi's absence, scoring 12 goals in 13 games without him in the previous 2 seasons. And even outshone him in La Remontada. Neymar was superb that night scoring 2 goals, winning a penalty and providing an assist in the comback.   The next week, Messi shows everyone who's the boss by scoring 92nd minute winner goal in El Classico, ...

In 2020 Renewable energy has grown rapidly than before PRmade    In 2020, renewable energy has grown faster than ever before.Defying gloomy predictions that the pandemic would hit clean energy hard.  Renewables are now on course to be the world's largest source of electricity by 2025. Ending the 59 year reign of 'king coal". Of all new power capacity created this year, 90% is non renewables. And the amount of 'green electricity generated has grown by 7%. In 2021, growth in India and around the world is set to push renewables to even greater heights. Global renewables capacity has already grown 500% since 2010. Solar capacity has increased by 48 times and wind capacity has quadrupled. This power Shift is reflected in the stock market. The value of solar shares has more than doubled since December 2019. While fossil fuel share prices tumbled amid investor uncertainty. However, electricity only accounts for a fifth of total energy use. With the majority of emissions comin...

List of wealthy influencers and also businessman of India 2020   PRmade December 13, 2020 Hinduja Brothers The Hinduja Brothers rank at the first place with the wealth of Rs, 1.43,700 crores having properties in Mumbai, Geneva and London. Despite having a personal dispute between the brothers, they still have a collected whealth of around $12.8 billion. Shapoor Pallonji Mistry Shapoor Pallonji Mistry is the second richest Indian NRI to exist in 2020. His company has its headquarters in Mumbai. The company's operations are also handled through Monaco. Both father and son manage the Company's operations remotely. Jay Chaudhari Jay Chaudhari has a wealth of Rs. 65,000 Crores and is the owner of his company Zscaler. He ranks third on the list, and made his profits made possible thanks to his wife. Laxmi Mittal Laxmi Mittal has been a key figure and a repeated name in the richest Indian NRI list for a while now. This year he ranks on a 4th place. He currently resides London and is ...

Why footballers earn more money  PRmade December 12, 2020 We are discussing here why football players earn more money than they deserve We have very interesting debate when someone claimed "footballers truly deserve their high wages" and 57% of football fans were disagreed with the statement. So the majority of people say that footballer don't deserve this much money. Personaly I think this is rather an easy excuse than well thought issue. I agree that footballer deserve their money and here we are going to see why We live in a world where your income depends on your value for society. The value footballers like Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi provide is that they Entertain us. Like people like to bring up the argument "Doctor save life so they deserve more money than footballers." Off course saving a life is way more important than entertainment, but when Ronaldo and Messi bring joy to hundreds of millions of people. If one doctor saved millions of lives, wh...

These 6 countries are banning new Petrol and diesel cars by 2030 Denmark Denmark's official hopes to have 1 million electrical vehicle on road by 2030. United Kingdom From 2030 all new cars will have to be hybrid or electric. Netherlands Amsterdam is even banning all polluting vehicles by 2030, all old cars and new cars. Germany You can get a grant of up to €6,000 towards an electric vehicle. Iceland It may make exceptions in remote areas where charging could be difficult. Ireland Ireland's government wants more than 900,000 electrical vehicles on the road by 2030. Up to 2035 almost all countries have similar target Israel is banning petrol and diesel cars imports by 2030. While France plans to ban new emitting vehicles by 2040. But Norway has set the world's most ambitious target by banning all new petrol and diesel vehicles sales by 2050. There's a long way to go, or these targets will be hit.  In 2018 only 2% of new car registrations in the EU were electric. In th...

AstraZeneca and Oxford scientist say their COVID-19 Vaccine is up to 90% effective Source: Oxford University AstraZeneca and Oxford scientist say their COVID-19 Vaccine is up to 90% effective. They want to produce 200 million doses by the end of the year. And 3 billion doses globally by the end of 2021.  In trials, the vaccine prevented COVID-19 symptoms in 70% of participants. This grew to 90 %, in those given a smaller initial dose. Which scientists think might encourage a stronger immune system response. Smaller dose would also mean more people could be treated with existing supplies. Source: Oxford University AstraZeneca has pledged not to receive profit from the Covid-19’s vaccine. Selling it for no more than it costs of produce, while the pandemic continues, and indefinitely in developing countries. One of the most important thing is AstraZeneca have already produce 2 other vaccine and also promising results.  Source: Oxford University Both Moderna, and Pfizer with par...