- EU Responds to US Tariffs with Countermeasures: The European Union has imposed countermeasures worth $28 billion in response to US tariffs, escalating trade tensions between the two economic powers.
- Angola to Host DR Congo and M23 Talks: Angola will mediate talks between the Democratic Republic of Congo and the M23 armed group in Luanda, aiming to achieve a definitive peace agreement.
- Ukraine Agrees to 30-Day Ceasefire with Russia: Ukraine has accepted a US proposal for a 30-day ceasefire with Russia, with the US agreeing to resume military aid and intelligence sharing.
- MK Stalin Rules Out NEP Implementation in Tamil Nadu: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin reiterated that his state will not implement the National Education Policy, even if offered significant funding.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi Pays Homage to Dandi March Participants: PM Modi honored the participants of the historic Dandi March, highlighting its significance in India's freedom struggle.
- Delhi Metro Expands Services Further: The Delhi Metro announced additional routes and increased frequencies to improve connectivity and reduce travel times.
- Israel Proposes 60-Day Gaza Ceasefire Extension: Israel has proposed extending the Gaza ceasefire by 60 days, with ongoing talks in Qatar to secure the release of Israeli hostages.
- Ukraine-US Talks in Saudi Arabia Prove Positive: The White House described recent talks between Ukraine and the US as "positive" and "productive," focusing on a ceasefire and economic development.
- North Korea Unveils Nuclear-Powered Submarine: North Korea showcased a nuclear-powered submarine, posing significant security concerns for South Korea and the US.
- Definition: Resisting or doing the opposite of what you're told, just to maintain a sense of freedom.
- Why it Holds You Back: Leads to irrational decisions by rejecting advice or rules, even when they’re beneficial.
- Example: Ignoring health guidelines just because you don’t like being told what to do.
Rebellion Isn’t Always Rational! This was Bias #24! Have you ever resisted something just because it was a rule?
- Early Life and Career: Born in 1942, Adi Godrej is the chairman of the Godrej Group, a diversified Indian conglomerate. He pursued his education at MIT, returning to India with a vision to modernize the family business.
- Achievements: Godrej transformed the Godrej Group into a global player, expanding its reach in consumer goods, real estate, and other sectors. He received the Padma Bhushan in 2013 for his contributions to Indian industry.
- Legacy: Adi Godrej is recognized for his leadership and strategic vision, making the Godrej Group one of India's most respected business entities. His philanthropic efforts focus on education and social welfare.
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