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To continue reading, please log in to your account or create your free account with us.CTOR stock touches 52-week low at $0.9 amid market challengesEntrepreneur Dilip Singh: Lessons from the Journey of Building Startups and Inspiring the Future 12-18-2024 11:56 PM CET | Business, Economy, Finances, Banking & Insurance Press release from: ABNewswire Image: https://www.abnewswire.com/uploads/64cc1068807157a5ab8c24c5649ca9e8.PNG New Delhi, India - Dilip Singh, a visionary entrepreneur and graduate of the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati, is carving a unique path in the startup ecosystem. With a relentless passion for innovation, Dilip has embarked on a journey that reflects both challenges and triumphs, offering inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs worldwide. As a graduate of IIT Guwahati, one of India's premier institutions, Dilip's academic foundation laid the groundwork for his entrepreneurial ambitions. Over the years, he launched three startups, each driven by a bold vision to create transformative solutions in the tech and business landscape. While these ventures faced challenges and ultimately did not achieve long-term success, they became invaluable stepping stones in his entrepreneurial journey. "I learned that failure is not the opposite of success; it's a part of it," says Dilip Singh. "Each of my startups taught me lessons about resilience, adaptability, and the importance of constantly learning. These experiences have been instrumental in shaping who I am today." Dilip's approach exemplifies the mindset needed to thrive in the ever-changing startup world. He emphasizes the significance of continuous learning, collaboration, and leveraging knowledge to address market needs. His story resonates with entrepreneurs navigating the highs and lows of building businesses from the ground up. 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As he continues to innovate and inspire, Dilip's journey reminds us that every setback is a stepping stone to greater success. For more information about Dilip Singh and his initiatives, visit dilipsingh.com [ http://dilipsingh.com/ ]. About Dilip Singh Dilip Singh is an entrepreneur and IIT Guwahati alumnus with a passion for innovation and technology. With a journey marked by lessons from three startups and current ventures in e-commerce and blogging, Dilip is dedicated to empowering entrepreneurs and driving transformative change in the business landscape. Media Contact Company Name: Tryonfit Contact Person: Dilip Singh Email:Send Email [ https://www.abnewswire.com/email_contact_us.php?pr=entrepreneur-dilip-singh-lessons-from-the-journey-of-building-startups-and-inspiring-the-future ] Phone: +91 8500435112 Country: India Website: http://dilipsingh.com This release was published on openPR.

Highlights from Trump's interview with Time magazineAfter absorbing their worst defeat of the year , the San Jose Sharks will be looking for a response Saturday against the Florida Panthers. The Sharks reverted to some bad habits during their 8-1 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday, as they strayed from their identity and were generally outworked from start to finish. The seven-goal loss was the Sharks’ most lopsided of the season, unceremoniously ending a three-game winning streak. While the Sharks have been playing better hockey l ately, the loss in Tampa offered a blunt reminder that they can still get embarrassed when their details and competitive level are not where they need to be, particularly against playoff-caliber teams. “Break out pucks, defend hard, box out, you name it,” Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky told reporters when asked about the defense’s shortcomings. “What a defenseman’s responsibilities are, we could have done a lot better.” The forward group wasn’t let off the hook, either. “Didn’t pay a price,” Warsofsky said. “You watch (the Lightning), they’re blocking shots. (Mikey) Eyssimont), (Luke) Glendining (when it’s) 8-1. And that’s the price to pay to win games in this league and that’s what we’ve got to learn.” The Sharks have done a fairly good job this season of responding after blowout defeats. After an 8-3 road loss to the Winnipeg Jets on Oct. 18, they returned home and played a much more competitive game two days later against the Colorado Avalanche in a 4-1 loss. Two days after getting blown out 7-3 by the Vegas Golden Knights on Oct. 26, the Sharks erased a three-goal deficit in the final five minutes of the third period against the Utah Hockey Club and won 5-4 in overtime. Now the Sharks face the reigning Stanley Cup champion Panthers, who, before Friday, were the third-highest scoring team in the NHL at 3.78 goals per game. Florida entered Friday tied for first place in the Atlantic Division with the Toronto Maple Leafs. “I’m not deflated. It’s an 82-game season,” Sharks defenseman Mario Ferraro said after Thursday’s loss. “We’ve got another game in a couple of days and another opportunity to play a really good hockey team and surprise them. So it’s not deflating, but it’s definitely not something that’s acceptable, so we’ve got to be better.” The Sharks have lost 10 straight games to the Panthers, with their last victory in South Florida coming on Dec.1, 2017. The Sharks might have to face the Panthers without rookie forward Will Smith, who did not practice Friday. Warsofsky told San Jose Hockey Now that Smith is day-to-day with an upper-body injury, although it remained unclear when the 19-year-old was injured. Against the Lightning, Smith played late into the third period and finished with 15:50 in ice time. Smith has 11 points in 23 games this season and has recently been playing on a line with Mikael Granlund and Klim Kostin. Regardless of who plays against the Panthers, the Sharks still need to prove that they can consistently produce a strong performance against quality opponents. “We’ll obviously take a look at everything and talk within the group and figure it out,” Sharks winger Luke Kunin said, “so it doesn’t happen again.” GOODROW RETURNS: Forward Barclay Goodrow, who has been on injured reserve since Nov. 28 with an upper-body ailment, skated Friday, per San Jose Hockey Now. Goodrow was injured by a high hit from Ridly Greig in the Sharks’ Nov. 27 game against the Ottawa Senators. He is questionable to play against the Panthers. TEDDY BEAR TOSS: The San Jose Barracuda are hosting its annual Teddy Bear Toss at Tech CU Arena on Saturday when it plays the Coachella Valley Firebirds at 6 p.m. Fans are urged to bring stuffed animals to the game and throw them on the ice after the Barracuda scores its first goal. The Barracuda will then distribute some of the stuffed animals to children at local Kaiser Permanente hospitals, as well as other kids who might not get a gift during this time of year. The AHL franchise is also joining forces with San Jose-based Working Partnerships USA, which, per the team, helps to tackle “the root causes of inequality and poverty by leading collaborative campaigns for quality jobs, healthy communities, equitable growth, and a vibrant democracy.” For Saturday’s game, the Barracuda will also wear specialty jerseys that will be auctioned off after the game, with part of the proceeds going to Working Partnerships. The team is also giving away Barracuda stockings to the first 1,500 fans in the building.Mumbai: Five months after a large slab from a portion of the dilapidated Andheri East flyover on the Western Express Highway fell on a car, with the driver narrowly escaping injury, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to repair the structure, which is embroiled in litigation. The BMC will repair the flyover, also known as Jog flyover, “in the larger public interest” at an estimated cost of ₹ 95 crore and seek reimbursement from the Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (MMRDA). The state government agency had handed over the Western Express Highway from Bandra to Dahisar, including the Jog flyover, to the BMC in November 2022 for maintenance. On paper, the flyover is owned by the state government’s Public Works Department (PWD). In September, HT had reported that municipal commissioner Bhushan Gagrani decided the BMC would not repair the flyover because it’s embroiled in litigation. However, Gagrani has now decided not to further delay the repair work as it poses a major risk for commuters, said a senior civic official, who requested anonymity. In a report published on June 23, a week before the slab collapse, HT had cited an audit report submitted in April 2023 by the Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI) declaring the flyover dilapidated and in precarious condition. The report recommended that the flyover be repaired within a month. The senior civic official said the work order for the repairs has been issued, now that the model code of conduct for the Maharashtra assembly elections has been lifted. “In the larger public interest, considering public safety, BMC will go ahead with repairs of the flyover,” said the official. “We have communicated to MMRDA that it should compensate whatever expenditure is incurred on the repairs. In the meantime, the work order is issued. We don’t want any mishap to happen due to a tussle between multiple agencies.” HT has previously reported that the BMC wanted MMRDA to carry out the repairs after the slab collapse in July. However, the MMRDA passed the buck to the PWD, stating that the bridge belonged to the latter and should be held responsible for the repairs. An executive engineer from the PWD had then informed the deputy municipal commissioner about the ongoing litigation involving the flyover between the state department, Hiranandani Construction Pvt Ltd, Mahakali Flyover Company Ltd, and Jog Engineering Limited.

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