Word of the Day
The customers were alarmed by the callowness of the mechanics in the big automobile service center; they all looked too young to have finished even secondary school, much less to have completed a year long training after college that the management claimed.
According to historian Angus Maddison, India, at its heyday during the first century, had a 32.9% share of world's GDP. Even at the end of 16th century, it produced 24.4% of world's GDP. But now, this figure has reached about 5%.