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These paintings reflect on being ready for what’s to come and like the trees knowing we’ll get through it. There will be blossoming once again in the spring. …
These paintings reflect on being ready for what’s to come and like the trees knowing we’ll get through it. There will be blossoming once again in the spring. …
Welcome to Story Rules on Saturday – your weekly content recommendations from the world of storytelling. This week’s headline report is a stellar attempt at painting a detailed data-driven picture of the Indian startup ecosystem. But first up, the #SOTD Digest. 📆 The #SOTD Digest Here’s a quick summary of the five #SOTD emails from the past week: – #SOTD 31: Present tense, future perfect?: The stock market falls 36% in just a month… takes five whole months to recover those losses. And a writer finds that to be a remarkably quick recovery. This post explains why using the power …
These paintings reflect on being ready for what’s to come and like the trees knowing we’ll get through it. There will be blossoming once again in the spring. …
These paintings reflect on being ready for what’s to come and like the trees knowing we’ll get through it. There will be blossoming once again in the spring. …
These paintings reflect on being ready for what’s to come and like the trees knowing we’ll get through it. There will be blossoming once again in the spring. …
These paintings reflect on being ready for what’s to come and like the trees knowing we’ll get through it. There will be blossoming once again in the spring. …
These paintings reflect on being ready for what’s to come and like the trees knowing we’ll get through it. There will be blossoming once again in the spring. …
I’m excited to release the next episode of the podcast with Pramit Bhattacharya. Pramit is the ex-Data Editor at Mint and currently a freelance data columnist based in Chennai. He writes the ‘Truth, Lies, and Statistics‘ column for Mint, and ‘Simply Economics‘ column for the Hindustan Times. Data is the core raw material with which we build a story. If the quality of your sand or clay is rubbish, then the bricks, and the house that you build with it, will also be rubbish. Pramit has spent several years tracking macro data in India – from various government and institutional sources. …
