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Managing Self - Business Manager

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By Amit Ranjan, Shailesh Mehta, Achal Khanna
| bmhrmagazine.com
FacebookXPinterestLinkedIn Recognition of own Competency: It is a must that the young have to be clear about their own strengths and weaknesses to set their eyes on CAN DO and CAN’T DO. If you fail to understand this fact, maybe nothing goes wrong, but surely nothing good will come. In simple words, “I can drive a car well (CAN DO), but equally knowing well that not good to drive on the wrong side or break any traffic rules or not to drive / park at prohibited areas (CAN’T DO).
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The Poet-Prince: Excerpt from Amit Ranjan's 'Dara Shukoh'

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By Amit Ranjan
| Outlook (India) Verified
Home Books The poet prince excerpt from amit ranjans dara shukoh Published at: 10 July 2026 6:06 pm Offering a nuanced portrait of Shahjahan’s eldest son, 'Dara Shukoh: The Faqir and The Throne of Thorns' resurrects Dara's legacy of syncretism Published at: 10 July 2026 6:06 pm Dara Shukoh by Amit Ranjan Summary of this article Scholar, philosopher and patron of the arts, Dara Shukoh was known for his profound interest in mysticism and his efforts to bridge the gap between Hinduism and Islam.
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A new book shows how Dara Shukoh won the Sikhs’ friendship despite Mughals hostility towards them

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By Amit Ranjan
| Scroll.in Verified
Haibat, Dara, Primavera, Sarmad, sons of Sulaiman – quite a few heads have rolled by now. Dara and Sarmad were poets, as were some others. Head-hunting must have become a private obsession with Aurangzeb, and maybe he kept an account of the number of beheadings during his reign. If only phrenology had been in vogue in the 17th century, the king would have amassed quite some wealth to fund the seemingly endless number of military campaigns during his reign.
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