No Ability to Heal Itself???

Good Morning Folks!!! Which part of the human body is unique for not having the ability to heal itself? Unlike most of our body parts that can repair and regenerate, this seemingly sturdy asset stays as is once damaged because it’s covered in a non-living substance. Being an essential part of our body, it requires daily care and once chipped, it can't heal on its own, requiring medical intervention. Can you guess this body part and ace today's trivia? Stay tuned till the end of the newsletter to find out!

FMCG
Patanjali's Big FMCG Leap: Buys Parent Company For 1,100 Crore

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One Liner: Patanjali Foods is gobbling up its parent company’s home and personal care biz for a cool Rs 1,100 crore to become an FMCG heavyweight.

Patanjali Foods is making a major move by buying Patanjali Ayurved's home and personal care division for Rs 1,100 crore. This acquisition is set to supercharge Patanjali Foods into a top-tier FMCG player. The acquired business boasts strong brand loyalty in India, covering dental, skin, home, and hair care. This strategic buyout, finalized for a lump sum and subject to standard adjustments, aims to cement Patanjali's foothold in the competitive FMCG market👳🦸

MSME
Sustainable Swagger for MSMEs

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One Liner: MSMEs in India can boost their game by going green, making profits while saving the planet.

Indian MSMEs, it’s time to embrace your inner eco-warrior! Adopting sustainable practices isn't just good for the environment; it's a ticket to higher profits and a stronger market position. From energy savings to enhanced brand value, going green is the golden ticket to long-term success. Plus, you get to be the cool kids on the block who are saving the planet and making money. It’s a win-win; who knew hugging trees could be so profitable? 🌟🙌

INSURANCE
Insurance Sector In Chaos After Increasing Number Of Cancer Cases

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One Liner: Insurance companies are scrambling as lung and oral cancer claims skyrocket, turning premiums into a financial tightrope.

Insurance firms are getting hammered by a wave of lung and oral cancer claims, which have multiplied nearly fivefold over five years. PolicyBazaar’s data shows claims for these cancers are up significantly from 2020 to 2024, leaving insurers financially winded. Stats from national health agencies reveal a 5% rise in lung cancer cases and an alarming surge in oral cancers, especially among young adults. With over 100,000 new oral cancer cases each year, insurers are facing a tsunami of payouts. It’s a cancer crisis, and the insurance world is feeling the burn📉😬

WORLD

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Myanmar strongly objects to a UN report alleging that its military accessed funds and weapons illegally, claiming the report is baseless and politically biased. The Myanmar government contends that the accusations lack credible evidence and undermine its sovereignty. The report by the UN Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar details extensive financial and arms support to the Myanmar military from international sources. Myanmar's stance reflects ongoing tensions with international bodies over human rights and governance issues.

Boeing announces the acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems in a $4.7 billion stock deal, aiming to enhance its aerospace supply chain capabilities. This strategic purchase is expected to strengthen Boeing’s manufacturing and supply chain integration, ensuring better production efficiency and cost management. Spirit AeroSystems, a key supplier of aerostructures, plays a critical role in Boeing’s aircraft production. This acquisition signals Boeing’s commitment to consolidating its supply chain and boosting its market position amid ongoing challenges in the aviation industry.

Australia significantly increases fees for international student visas, more than doubling the cost, effective immediately. The revised fees are part of broader measures to manage the influx of international students and support the country's education infrastructure. This change impacts prospective students, potentially altering their decision to study in Australia due to higher financial requirements. The Australian government aims to ensure sustainable growth in the education sector while addressing resource constraints and enhancing service quality for international students.!

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What is harder to catch the faster you run?

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Answer(Trivia): Skin cells

Answer(Riddle): Breath

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