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ECONOMY
Recession Pop: When Music Meets Economic Downturns

One Liner: Discover how economic downturns give rise to 'Recession Pop,' blending financial gloom with catchy tunes.

"Recession Pop" is the musical trend that emerges during economic downturns, combining financial struggles with upbeat, catchy tunes. This genre reflects the public's need for escapism and resilience through challenging times. Historically, economic slumps have inspired artists to create music that resonates with collective emotions, offering a sense of solidarity and hope. The article explores how past recessions influenced music and how current economic trends are shaping today's pop scene, proving that even in tough times, creativity thrives.

EMPLOYMENT
Bangladesh Supreme Court to Rule on Job Quota Amid 'Shoot-on-Sight' Order

One Liner: Bangladesh's Supreme Court faces a pivotal decision on job quotas, with heightened security measures in place.

The Bangladesh Supreme Court is set to make a crucial ruling on job quotas, a hotly debated issue affecting employment opportunities. Tensions have escalated to the point where a 'shoot-on-sight' order has been imposed to maintain order. This development underscores the contentious nature of job quotas in the country and the government's strict measures to control potential unrest. The court's decision could significantly impact the job market and social dynamics in Bangladesh, making it a landmark case to watch.

TECH
Individual Lands $125K Tech Job Without A Degree

One Liner: A 30-year-old with one standout skill spotted a $125K job without formal education.

Meet the 30-year-old tech whiz who secured a $125,000 job without a bachelor's degree. The secret? Mastery in coding. This individual focused on developing exceptional coding skills through online courses, bootcamps, and self-study, which proved more valuable than a traditional degree in the tech industry. The story highlights the growing importance of practical skills and hands-on experience over formal education, especially in tech roles where ability often trumps academic credentials. It’s a testament to the power of self-learning and the changing landscape of job qualifications.

WORLD

Foreign portfolio investors have (FPIs) significantly increased their investments in the Indian stock market. This week alone, they have injected Rs 15,420 crore, marking a sharp rise compared to the previous quarter when they acted as net sellers. Analysts attribute this shift to a weakening dollar and attractive bond yields offered by India. FPIs have consistently invested throughout the year, pouring a total of Rs 1,30,138 crore into the Indian markets so far.

In a move that might indefinitely strain the geopolitical ties between the nations, Turkey imposes a defense export ban on India, following disagreements over Kashmir. The country has consistently supported Pakistan on the Kashmir issue in international forums. India, on the other hand, views Kashmir as an internal matter. The ban is said to signify a potential decline in India-Turkey trade.

In a major development for Raymond Group, Chairman Gautam Singhania announced the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) approval for their restructuring plan. This plan involves demerging the lifestyle business and merging the consumer trading arm, creating a more streamlined corporate structure.

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Riddle

I am always hungry and thirsty, but all I drink is the wind, and all I eat is time. What am I?

ANSWER TIME!!

Answer(Trivia): Rafael Nadal

Answer(Riddle): An hourglass