Peer-Reviewed Research
Devishi Gupta
If you have ever walked past a jewellery store at the mall, there is a good chance you have seen the iconic white boxes and charm-covered bracelets in the window. That store is probably Pandora. Founded in 1982 in Copenhagen, …
Vihaann Jaiin
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are important corporate strategies used by businesses to expand market presence, acquire capabilities, achieve economies of scale and strengthen competitive advantage. However, the existence of strategic synergy between two companies does not necessarily guarantee the successful …
Aditi Singh
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are two neurodevelopmental conditions that frequently overlap in outward behavior, making accurate differentiation difficult in educational and clinical settings. ADHD is commonly associated with inattention, impulsivity, hyperactivity, and response inhibition difficulties, …
Parnikaa Choudhary
An Initial Public Offering, commonly known as an IPO, is an important stage in the development of a privately owned company. Through an IPO, a company offers its shares to public investors and becomes listed on a recognised stock exchange. …
Emily Mathew
The advent of biotechnology courses a few decades ago appeared to provide a promising alternative pathway for young students exploring career options in science and applied technology. Biotechnology today spans agriculture, animal husbandry, fisheries, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, industrial production, and environmental …
Vedant Sinha
Prosthetic technology has improved significantly over the past few decades, especially with the development of electromyography (EMG)-based systems. These systems allow users to control artificial limbs using signals from their muscles, making movements more natural and easier to learn. However, …
Blaze Burt
Biomechanics is a scientific way of understanding how golfers generate power while still maintaining a consistent swing. This field of study analyses how forces act on the body, how different parts of the body move, and how well these movements …
Neil Sethia, Vihaan Rustagi
Artificial intelligence now makes most of the decisions in financial markets. Algorithms execute the majority of trading in large equity markets; JPMorgan has estimated that discretionary human traders account for only about a tenth of US equity trading volume, with …
Armaan Singh Malik
This case study is about Mercedes-Benz, one of the most famous luxury car brands in the world. It explains how the company started with Karl Benz’s first automobile in 1886 and grew into a global brand known for luxury, safety, …
Suhaani Choudhary
BYJU’S was once seen as India’s greatest education technology success story. Founded as Think & Learn Pvt. Ltd. in 2011 and popularized through the BYJU’S Learning App launched in 2015, the company grew from test-preparation coaching into a global edtech …
Devishi Gupta
This paper explores why many people, especially teenagers and young adults, are happy to buy “good fakes” – high-quality fake luxury bags – even when they know the bags are not real. At first, this seems strange, because luxury brands …
Niyati Gupta
Euthanasia remains one of the most debated issues in modern healthcare, especially for medically ill adults facing severe, incurable, or end-stage conditions. While some countries offer legal pathways for euthanasia or physician-assisted dying, others prohibit it entirely. These legal differences …
