#Companies in India

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Best Logistics Companies in India 2024 | Business Era Magazine

The logistics sector in India is growing rapidly as e-commerce, global trade, and infrastructure improvements take hold. There are Top 10 logistics companies in india, including Blue Dart, Gati, Allcargo, DTDC, and Delhivery, which provide innovative supply chain solutions, wide distribution networks, and innovative technologies. India's logistics landscape is enhanced by their expertise in warehousing, transportation, and last-mile delivery. To understand who is transforming the industry in 2024, check out this comprehensive list in Business Era Magazine.

[rgmuskan]

Powering Up: Your Guide To The Top 10 Electric Appliance Companies In India — Nishant Verma 

In the bustling world of electric appliances, finding the right brands can make your life easier and more efficient. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the top 10 electric appliance companies in India, shedding light on their offerings and why they stand out. Let’s dive into the world of appliances that bring convenience to your daily life.

To read more about this article visit Nishant Verma Website.

[buindia]

What are the Top 10 IT Companies in India?

 Source- Business Upside India

One of the greatest information technology sectors in the world is found in India. The world has taken aback at the explosive growth and development of India's IT sector. Without a question, it has had a lasting impression and influence on the tech industry. Numerous Indian IT companies have made significant contributions to this trip.  The digital narrative has fundamentally shifted as a result of their innovative solutions and disruptive services. Let's investigate the top ten Indian IT firms.

1. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

Tata Consultancy Services, or TCS, is the leading company in the Indian IT sector. This company is a division of the Tata Group, which has long led the Indian IT industry. Their superiority and innovative technology are evident in a variety of services. They have had a major impact on this field. They are now among the top competitors both in the Indian IT market and globally because to their unwavering dedication to quality and global reach.

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[ltwilliammowett]

Götheborg of Sweden in London

[katakaluptastrophy]

What do the Fifth House actually do?

Sure, yes, ghosts and tradition and the Heart of the Emperor, and Watchers Over the River - but none of those things give you the kind of assets that mean you can dress your cavalier in a coat that "probably cost more than the Ninth House had in its coffers" for a dinner party.

It's made clear very early on that the Fifth are a power to be reckoned with. When they first receive the letter about the Lyctoral pilgrimage, Gideon assumes it would be on the Third or Fifth. Harrow, meanwhile, has frequently-repeated anxieties about the Ninth being subsumed by the Third or Fifth, to the point that she worries that the anniversary party invitation may be an attempt to wipe out the other Houses. Teacher describes the Fifth's relationship with the Fourth as "hegemonic". The Fifth loom so large in the cultural imagination, they even inform the name of the made up porn magazine that Gideon offers to Crux.

The links between the Third and the Fifth that both Gideon and Harrow make seem to reflect both the fact that these two Houses have particular power and influence, but also that they frequently cooperate. Judith writes about the close cooperation of the Second, Third, and Fifth, a relationship which becomes a source of tension as the scions seek to establish authority after the Fifth are murdered. Judith says:

“The Fifth are dead. I take authority for the Fifth. I say we need military intervention, and we need it right now. As the highest-ranked Cohort officer present, that decision falls to me.” “A Cohort captain,” said Naberius, “don’t rank higher than a Third official.” “I’m very much afraid that it does, Tern.” “Prince Tern, if you please,” said Ianthe.

Which makes it sound as though Abigail might technically have been considered the highest ranking person at Canaan House (likely because she was head of her House and not an heir in waiting like Judith or Coronabeth), and that following her death there is some question as to whether the Second or the Third should take control, but notably no suggestion that anyone else might.

We know what the Second do: they are the leaders of the Cohort and the Bureau, the military and intelligence that forms the core of imperial expansion. Most of the information that we get about the other Houses talks only about their cultural or ritual roles in the empire - we get very little in the way of gritty details of what happens outside of the Dominicus system.

We know a little bit about what the Third does - according to Tor they are cultural trendsetters and players in soft power, but the one detail we get in GTN itself is revealing: when Gideon imagines her glorious future in the Cohort, one of the assignments she considers boring is the prospect of being "in some foreign city babysitting some Third governor." Which makes it sound rather like the Second are conquering the planets and the Third are then running them. But the books are even lighter in details about what the Fifth do, beyond ghosts and manners.

However, there is one suggestive detail: an important topic in HTN is stele travel - the necromantic FTL used by the Nine Houses. And Mercymorn, in describing a stele, specifically states that Fifth House adepts are required for their construction. Which rather makes it sound like the Fifth have a monopoly on the manufacturer of the technology required for FTL travel. Now that in and of itself could be the basis of their enormous wealth - selling aerospace tech to an ever expansionist military is probably quite lucrative.

But there's another element of House imperialism that only gets mentioned in passing that doesn't seem to be entirely accounted for, which Judith describes in As Yet Unsent:

"Their other line of attack is the business contracts. They claim that the services asked of them by the Emperor were set down in lifetime contracts by previous generations, who assumed the contracts would be terminated upon the Emperor’s death."

There are obviously some unanswered questions about the imperialist project of the Nine Houses - both Augustine and Coronabeth question quite why it works the way it does - but from the above it sounds like in many respects it functions exactly as you would expect an empire to: as a vehicle for the exploitation of others' resources.

Perhaps the Cohort themselves administer these business contracts. Perhaps they fall under the purview of the Third House planetary governors. But if you're exporting resources from the living planets of your empire to the mostly desolate planets of the Dominicus system, you're going to need some FTL ships and a whole lot of bureaucracy.

And if there's one other detail that we get about the Fifth, it's that there is something significant about the political power of their bureaucracy. As Judith puts it: "Quinn himself is a Fifth House bureaucrat with all that entails."

Are the Second, Third, and Fifth so close and so powerful because they form the bedrock of the empire: the conquest, control, and exploitation of planets beyond the Dominicus system?

[zeherili-ankhein]

GUYS GUYS SEE WHAT MY MAA FOUND TODAY :D

An 1818 coin with Shri Ram, Maa Sita, Lakshman ji and Bajrangbali on it 🥹

It's so beautiful honestly

[bethanydelleman]

Speaking on the Ellen Show, Knightley said her daughter (who was born in 2015) was “banned” from watching Cinderella, which Disney produced as a cartoon in 1950 and a live-action film in 2015. “[Cinderella] waits around for a rich guy to rescue her. Don't. Rescue yourself!

Says the woman who starred in a trilogy that said, "No murderers and theives were good actually because they wanted freedom."

[wildwood-faun]

Thinking about spirits of place and spirits of time and how I often get these strong feelings of time in cities or parts of cities that aren't necessarily connected to when they were built. The feeling I get is more akin to hearing the dreams of the city. Stockholm dreams of the 1930s and Gothenburg of the 1980s. The place I live now remembers the 1950s vividly - it's still alive once you leave the medieval heart of the city - but that heart dreams along with all the students that come and go to such a degree that it's hard to hear anything else.

[taudad]

[ghostincorrectinternetedition]

Secondo: Pirates of the Caribbean really introduced an eldritch octopus man that kills indiscriminately and torments the souls of the dead for fun as their poster villain, but then you watch the movie and it’s like “oh, actually, the worst villain in this movie is a small white British man who acts as the herald of capitalism.” Here is a man so heartless he literally cut his own heart out of his chest, but even HE isn’t as evil as the fucking East India Trading Company. That was very very brave and very very accurate of them.

[guptafibres]

"Good for the planet, good for your projects: Recycled Cotton Yarn."

[buindia]

The top 10 IT companies in India include TCS, Cognizant and others. Each of these companies upholds the IT sector in India. Keep reading.

[feldspursfiyero]

✍🏼 Writing pride tag

📝 Post a snippet you are extra proud of having written

Thank you for tagging me @thegreatobsesso! I know this (what I've copypasted below) isn't your thing but it's my main WIP atm and it took me ages to remember that this part existed in the fic and I liked it... (I always like writing about Australia because I finally get to write what I know (which I don't think has happened in any of the fandoms I've been in so far))

Anyway.

Excerpt below is from a/b fic ch3 (and here is what this very self-indulgent fic is about)

For the place he’s spent the most time in, outside of England: “Australia, easily,” Anthony’s voice has dropped to a drowsy, musing murmur in the hours of soft conversation, and in deference to Benedict laying his head on his chest and feeling the vibrations through his cheek. “It’s… not a bad place, really, to spend a few months in while the ship restocks. The weather is either blistering and blustering hot or comfortably temperate depending on what season we make landfall, and the settlement at Warrane seemed to be doing better every time we were there. But the thing that I hated most about the place is how dry it is, dry like you would not believe, Benedict, I do not think the grass there has ever been properly green for a day in its life. Yet it was more than made up for in its pristine beaches and rocky coastline, in the spearfishing the Gadigal clan taught to us in exchange for iron and guns—and the animals, bounding through the bush and scrub and disappearing just as you thought to try and follow their path; they were by far the strangest I had ever seen…”

Tagging @vetteldixon, @effervescentdragon, @colettebronte, @smooth-boob, in case you wanna share any bits of writing you're proud of~ (and tagging @lucktofate just because :P)

[ltwilliammowett]

Götheborg of Sweden in London, 2022

[midwestaesthetics]

Goa, India...

[megumi-fm]

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