Question 1: Critically analyze the growth strategy adopted by the Aditya Birla Group. What are your views on the business portfolio adopted by the group? (7 marks) Aditya Birla Group is one of the first multinational corporations in India. Its headquarter is located in Mumbai with many others operations in different parts of the world such as in Asia (Thailand, Singapore, Myanmar, Laos, Indonesia, Philippines, China…), Europe (UK, Germany, Hungary, Italy, France, Luxembourg, Switzerland…), America
Cellular Reproduction Cellular Reproduction is the process by which all living things produce new organisms similar or identical to themselves. This is essential in that if a species were not able to reproduce, that species would quickly become extinct. Always, reproduction consists of a basic pattern: the conversion by a parent organism of raw materials into offspring or cells that will later develop into offspring. (Encarta, 2) In almost all animal organisms, reproduction occurs during
A Student's Evaluation of Cellular Phone Websites The rapid development in communication technology in the last few decades has made productions in personal communication devices more cost effective. Personal communications service (PCS) cellular phones have becomes a necessity in the ever-growing society. It is a common thing these days when you heard cellular phones ringing. “Cellular phone providers in the United States sign up three new users per minute and have a combined customer base
The subject matter of Peter Pullover First,the question arises from which kind of Copyright subject matter is Peter Pullover’s work? The basic facts are not in dispute.Pullover’s work is a quirky photo ,”a product of photography or a process similar to photography”[ From lecture-slides (week-2)], featured three objects,within the meaning of “photograph” as one kind of artistic work under the protection of copyright. Exclusive rights of copyright “In general terms,copyright is infringed when an act
give a clear idea of what good and bad truly are, what they are based on and what his opinion of those ideas is’. It will give a more simplistic overview of his first essay, it will also go into greater detail of what he claims good and bad truly are, and finally look at what he is trying to prove with this argument. Nietzsche introduces the differences between what he names later in his first essay the "master morality" and "slave morality." The first master morality is the ideas of the nobles
greater can be conceived.” He first supposes that a person’s definition of God clearly exists in their understanding as an all knowing omnipotent God. He assumes that whether you believe in a God or not, we all have an idea of God in our minds. Anselm begins to reflect on the idea that when one thinks of God, he is something that is greater. Often when people think of God we don’t think of something lowly. Throughout many cultures and even in pagan religions their God or God’s were held to be powerful
Making Thinking Visible To make thinking visible is to put thoughts into actions. One is able to make thinking visible by studying, participating and asking questions. Learning is a result of thinking (Ritchhart and Perkins, 2008). When an educator is transforming thinking into something visible, educators give students more to learn from and build on (Perkins, 2003). For example, when an individual is learning to dance, the dance instructor is visible and demonstrating, which makes it much easier
function without the program. Even the simplest and most unassuming program is still incredibly powerful. The programming world seemed complicated and forbidding for the longest time before Aiden and John helped me learn. They did not seem to have much idea of the process either, but we worked through it and discovered how to work it by the example of the default program. We celebrated every small success and discovery, and we worked through all of the difficulties. We discovered that the brain must
Double think is a central idea in the novel 1984, written by George Orwell, and is used in our world today. Orwell describes double think as “’the power to hold two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them’” (Orwell 322). Therefore, double thing allows the Party to control its population by controlling their thoughts. This is because the citizens can accept both of their beliefs, even if they are contradictory. For example, O’Brien has Winston believe that
Thinking Outside of the Box in Amelie Imagining being inside of a box brings to mind thoughts of confinement. Thinking outside of the box is using creativity to break free of the constraints of conventional thinking. It involves using your imagination to look at life’s problems from a new perspective; finding alternative ways of doing things. Our perception is what establishes our boundaries of reality and what is possible. In the French film, Amelie, an introverted French girl uses her imagination
Conceptual art is a movement that prizes the ideas over the formal or visual components of art works(LeWitt).The idea is what fuels the art, without it, I couldn't be art( LeWitt). The art form is detached from the ability of the artist as a craftsman( LeWitt). It is the objective of the artist to make the art mentally interesting to the viewer, to make his point across and to evoke emotion , be it positive or negative. In fact most of the conceptual art actively sets out to be controversial. It
After an awkward silence, Mulally stood up from his chair. Then he began clapping. He didn’t just clap politely. He applauded vigorously. Mulally turned and addressed Fields, “Thank you, Mark, for the transparency. Mark, that is great visibility. Now, is there any help you need from any member of the team?”7 People began to offer suggestions and assistance. A constructive discussion ensued. In the past, executives might have engaged in the blame game. Now they rushed to help. Soon the Edge launch
trouble and is morally wrong. Plagiarism is the worst thievery of ideas, because you are stealing someone’s idea that they wanted to share with the world. There are two types of plagiarism, intentional and unintentional. Intentional plagiarism is purposely stealing other author’s writing to get a better grade. Unintentional is a writer trying to change a few words in an idea, but writing a final product which is still close to the original idea of the victim. Plagiarism is a crime no matter what form you
ideology; for example, baseball teams or preferences in drinks and food. The American ideology is liberalism. This ideology was created from the puritans and since then liberalism has been a part of American theory. The American ideology comes from the idea that the individual precedes the government. I am an Egyptian citizen and my country’s ideology is conservatism, but my own personal ideology is Liberalism. I believe in equality, rationalism, individualism, freedom, but I do not believe in the free
Stand Up, is an episode which is part of the popular ABC series Redfern Now. The show is created by Indigenous producers, writers and actors and intends to present how Indigenous Australians perceive contemporary Australia. It tells the story of Joel Shields who had just won a scholarship to one of the most prestigious schools in Australia and refuses to sing the national anthem on his first day. Facing the threat of expulsion, Joel is wavering between his father prompting him to stand up for his
In Annie Dillard’s essay “Living Like Weasels” she tells us about an encounter she had with a weasel. When meeting the weasel, she begins to appreciate and admire their way of life, and how different it is from ours, how they live purely out of necessity, while we live by choice, bias, and/or motive. She questions the way we live our lives and makes us consider how different our lives could be if we only had one thing we live for, or in her words, “...stalk your calling in a certain skilled and supple
To think before you speak is verbatim. Neither is this ironic or in its right comical, but instead a mere nod to a cordial and respectful conversation practice. We are, as humans, different; substantially paired with various experiences and opinions, but as we age, we soon learn that not everything that comes out of our mouths necessitates a hearing. As is the case with acting socially proper, my inability to compose both in a beneficial manner has come to beseech an inadequate inquisition of my
My Name Rational. Not the first adjective I would use to describe myself, but when people call me “Alyssa”, people are telling me that I am literally not insane. Strangely, even though I never thought of myself as logical, I love working on reasoning puzzles and ace tests based off of rationality. Plus, I certainly am not crazy (I think). Perhaps my parents were determining my future when they read the special name off of a magazine and knew that they just had to name their firstborn child that
commissioner in his department. Steve has been looking forward to the submission of this idea, since it has the potential of providing him with an extra income through the monetary incentive program set up to reward people just like Steve for their bright ideas. Steve has spent time and resources trying to see the root cause that accounts for the citizen participation component not being a success; and feels that his idea can solve the underlying issues within the organization. This paper will examine those
In Annie Dillard’s essay, Living Like Weasels, the author talks about the first time she encountered a weasel and the lesson in life she took out of this encounter. The essay begins by giving a description of weasels including a physical description and a story of how an individual called Ernest Thompson shot an eagle and found the skull of a weasel hanging on to its throat which symbolized how the weasel died protecting one necessity which is its life. Dillard then moves on to the encounter where