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I am a #TravelWriter, #Photographer, and a world #Traveler. My travel stories have appeared in the @nytimes @CNTIndia @NatGeoTravel @tnlindia and many more 🗺✒️
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Travel: Chasing thrills in Sydney

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By Ranjan Pal Verified
| Tribune (India) Verified
For an adventurer like me who loves high-altitude mountain trekking, Australia doesn’t offer too many opportunities. It is, after all, the flattest continent in the world, with very few mountains of any significance. So when I arrived in Sydney and shared my adventure preferences, all my Aussie friends suggested the Sydney BridgeClimb. While not comparable to the iconic Everest Base Camp trek which I started in 2011, it certainly piqued my interest — I had never climbed a bridge before.
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Fear and freedom on Jabal Akhdar

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By Ranjan Pal Verified
| Tribune (India) Verified
Our little group stood huddled nervously below the towering cliff while our guides, Maddad and Sami from Top Adventure, ran a final check — gloves on, harnesses fitted, helmets secured and carabiners clipped. Sami is right behind me and Khursheed just ahead. I am no stranger to risk-taking, having trekked extensively in the Himalayas, but this Omani adventure is different. I step out onto the rock face, reaching with my foot for the first rung. The ground falls away almost immediately.
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Operational Economics Insights To Boost Cyber Resilience

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By Ranjan Pal Verified, Saral Mukherjee, Bodhibrata Nag
| Forbes India Verified
The responsiveness and recovery time scale is next, which is the ability of an enterprise to recover from a cyber-attack quickly. More specifically, this ability is mostly (if not always) correlated with the quality of absorption measures. The higher the absorption ability, the faster a business can adapt to recovering from a cyber-attack.
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