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Know Your Fund Manager | Aman Chowhan – Senior Fund Manager – Research & Investment at Abakkus Investment Managers
Hailing from Raipur and having spent formative years in Mumbai, this finance enthusiast embarked on a journey in equity markets after earning an MBA. Currently directing multiple funds at Abakkus AMC, they emphasize thorough research and strategic equity investments aimed at sustainable growth. The thrill of navigating the ever-evolving equity landscape fuels their dedication, showcasing a deep passion for the world of finance and investment.
Ace investor Madhu Kela owns 8.99% in Sunil Singhania-led Abakkus AMC’s holding company, DRHP shows
Ace investor Madhuri Madhusudan Kela holds an 8.99% share of the total capital contribution in Abakkus Expert Professionals LLP, the holding company and promoter of Abakkus Asset Manager. The Sunil Singhania-led asset manager has filed its DRHP with Sebi for an IPO comprising an offer for sale of 15 million shares.
Quote of the Day by Aryabhata: "Just as a person in a boat moving forward sees the..." - A timeless lesson on curiosity, scientific reasoning, and lifelong learning by the legendary pioneer of indian astronomy whose mathematical brilliance changed humanity's understanding of the cosmos
Today's Quote of the Day by Aryabhata reveals a surprising truth that challenged the world's understanding of the universe more than 1,500 years ago. His timeless words on perspective and motion continue to inspire curious minds, proving that great discoveries often begin by questioning what seems obvious.
India invites Russian firms to invest in innovative space ventures: Envoy
India has invited Russian companies to invest in innovative space ventures. The aim is to tap into India's vast market. The Indian government is offering schemes to boost the space industry. The invitation was made during the second National Space Day celebration. The event marked the Pragyan Rover's deployment on the Moon.
National Space Day 2025: Date, theme and how ISRO is inspiring the world with its space achievements
India celebrates National Space Day on August 23, 2025, honoring ISRO's remarkable journey. The day commemorates Chandrayaan-3's historic Moon landing and India's rise as a global space power. This year's theme, "Aryabhatta to Gaganyaan: Ancient Wisdom to Infinite Possibilities," connects India's rich astronomical heritage with its ambitious future missions, inspiring innovation and progress.
India's space race: From bullock carts to Gaganyaan
Independence Day 2025: From humble beginnings in a church to shattering world records, India's space program, fueled by Dr. Sarabhai's vision, has defied expectations. Overcoming geopolitical hurdles and societal stereotypes, ISRO's innovative spirit propelled missions to the Moon and Mars. The upcoming Gaganyaan mission signifies India's giant leap.
Aryabhata: How India launched its space dreams from Soviet soil 49 years ago
India's space journey began on April 19, 1975, with the launch of Aryabhata from the Soviet Union. Built by Indian scientists in 30 months, it marked India's entry into the global space community. Despite a power failure after four days, Aryabhata achieved technical objectives, proving India's ability to design and build satellites.
Inspired by the Sputnik, India's strides in space since Sarabhai
India has made significant progress in the space domain since launching its first satellite, Aryabhata, in 1975. The purview of the Indian Space Programme includes remote sensing, astronomy and astrophysics, atmospheric sciences and space sciences. The twin objectives of India's space programme are discovery and exploration, and research and education related to space science. India has made significant strides in resource management, commercialising space programmes and assisting with disaster management, weather forecasting, communications, internal security, and terrorism.
Sunak adds maths to his multiplying woes
While many have pointed out that the plan won't work due to the acute shortage of maths teachers in the nation, others couldn't help but test the premier's own maths literacy by throwing Britain's current cost of living and the National Health Service crisis-based equations back in his face on social media.
Pepsi India’s 'Aryabhata invented zero' post unleashes hilarious meme fest
Every now and then, you would hear his name from people who like to talk about how modern science owes a lot to Aryabhata and his ‘zero’.
More Indians should get star status
Especially since celestial bodies in a trillion galaxies remain mostly nameless.
Top honour for Dr Avinash Chander, former DRDO Chief
Dr Avinash Chander, Former Scientific Adviser to Defence Minister and ex-DRDO chief, received the prestigious Astronautical Society of India's Aryabhata Award.
The myth and reality of India's heritage
While politicians shoot their mouths off, passing off fabulous fiction as pure fact, there are other genuine causes for pride in India's heritage.
BJP discrediting real achievements of Indian science: Tharoor
He also said Ramayana and Mahabharata should be taught in schools in the cultural context and not as a sacred text.
RSS’ JNU Mahotsav to discuss ‘Modern Science in Sanskrit Scriptures’
The two-day event that will begin on Wednesday with recitation of shlokas, will also see a special exhibition ‘Sanskrit Vigyan Pardarshini’ to ‘show ancient Indians were miles ahead of the world in science, technology and medicine’ .
Reminiscences of a legend: Udupi Ramachandra Rao
A project director, Rao started from scratch and delivered the Aryabhata satellite in an unbelievable timeline of three years from one of the industrial sheds at Peenya in Bengaluru.
Rahul Gandhi condoles demise of renowned scientist U R Rao
Former Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman Udupi Ramachandra Rao passed away in Bengaluru today due to age-related ailments.
Manoj Kumar's next directorial venture will be on Aryabhata
Kumar made his official debut as a director with "Upkar" in 1967 and his last directorial venture was "Jai Hind" in 1999.
India, UNESCO to hold maths conferences in Paris, Bangalore
India and UNESCO today agreed to jointly hold mathematics conferences on the concept of zero in Paris, the headquarters of the world body, and at the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore.
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