History - Murali Duggineni

From horse handling to business leadership: The story behind ‘manager’

A manager oversees the operations of a business or team, ensuring that tasks are completed efficiently and goals are met. Did you

The Cotton Corporation of India (CCI), based in Bhatinda, Punjab, supplies a special type of soft fiber called J-34 to Buxar Jail

In a sleepy village called Madrasapatnam, which later would become Madras and then Chennai, a unique fabric emerged in the 16th century.

The term “A1” is commonly used today to describe something of the finest quality, but its roots go back to 18th century

Picador is the literary imprint of Pan Macmillan. But why the name “Picador”? In bullfighting, a picador is a horse-mounted assistant who

The word “pioneer” reminds us of trailblazers, innovators, and those who shape the future by exploring uncharted territories. The word traces its

The word “underwriting” has its origins in the early days of maritime insurance during the 17th century in London. It comes from

The word “bribe” has an intriguing etymology. In Old French, it originally meant “a piece of bread” offered to beggars. However, over

The Cheeta Fight brand of safety matches features a striking image of a man wielding a sickle, engaged in a fierce battle

The term “freelancer” originally referred to a mercenary soldier who was free from the obligations of serving any single lord or king.