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    For Success Get Entrepreneurial Vision and Don’t Be a Bucket Puller
    (International Journal of Business and Economics Research, 2024-09) Jaffar, Mohamed
    In the realm of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Risk-taking are the twin pillars of success. Entrepreneurs must put their utmost effort into realising their goals to emerge victorious. This article delves into the journeys of several successful entrepreneurs, underscoring their triumphs due to their unwavering dedication. It juxtaposes the contrasting attitudes of two individuals when confronted with the same challenge: one who achieves success through sheer determination and another who succumbs to failure due to a lazy approach. The essence of entrepreneurship lies in empowering individuals to work confidently and strive for success. Entrepreneurs are one of the primary driving forces behind innovative solutions in any economy. The entrepreneurial concept is associated with supporting technology to create a complete design of any business idea. The common public will fully accept and recognise some of the concepts. Then nobody can stop the grand success of this innovative idea.
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    Geographical Indications of Products in the Global Level and Challenges of India
    (Journal of Research in Business and Management, 2024-04-14) Jaffar, Mohamed
    A geographical indication (GI) is a symbol used on goods with a specific geographical origin. The sign used in the specified goods possesses qualities, reputation or characteristics attributable to their place of origin. The GI symbol or identity applies to various natural, agricultural, or manufactured products. Such identification conveys an assurance of quality and uniqueness attributable to its origin in a particular geographical locality, region or country. GIs confer to their legitimate users the exclusive rights to use this distinctive designation, which grants it additional economic value. With this GI recognition, the product gains reputation and goodwill worldwide, leading to premium prices in national and international markets. The economic benefits of GI recognition are not just significant, but crucial for a country like India, which is primarily agriculture-oriented. Unfair business practices that violate geographical indications lead to loss of revenue for the genuine owners of the GI and India. If the GIs are not adequately protected, then they may be exploited by dishonest commercial operators. This article highlights the challenges faced by India in getting maximum registrations of GI, and the potential economic benefits that could be unlocked with successful GI recognition.
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    International Collaborations of Higher Education Institutions: Achievements of Atlas Skill Tech University
    (University News, 2024-04-09) Jaffar, Mohamed
    India is the most populated country in the world and has the largest population, amounting to 580 million young people in the age group 5-24. Indian education sector is estimated to reach U.S. $225 billion by F.Y. 2025 from U.S. $117 billion in F.Y. 2020. The online education segment in India is also increasing, with a CAGR of 20 per cent. Higher education institutions offer opportunities to pursue undergraduate and postgraduate courses and provide R&D facilities, which will enhance people’s standard of living. “Every higher educational institution has to prepare its annual development plan to meet the specific academic mission of the institution. The plan must focus on academic excellence, research, innovation, etc. The synergy effects of international collaborations make education more meaningful and change the institution more purposeful” (Anagha Ganesh, 2024).
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    Unique Business Style of America
    (Journal of Research in Business and Management, 2024-11) Jaffar, Mohamed
    Rich countries, developing countries and Underdeveloped countries differ in their capacity to invest in capital assets. Some countries developed in-depth knowledge and wisdom in applying science and technology. To achieve synergy, some countries import capital, human resources, materials, and technology from the open market. Countries use different approaches to mix and use their resources with imported resources. This article focuses on how the United States of America is in the top position economically and politically in the world. The priority of this article is to explain the type of business strategy America uses to achieve financial supremacy.