Ennio Karlsson (Chief Restructuring Officer)

I booked a Jawa 42 a few months back in Delhi, and the on-road price came around ₹2.3 lakh with insurance and registration. So yeah, be prepared for the extra costs beyond the ex-showroom price.

The Jawa bike (Classic model) currently starts at around ₹1.8 lakh to ₹2.1 lakh (ex-showroom, India) depending on the variant and city. Prices vary slightly across states due to taxes. Best way is to check the official website: Jawa Motorcycles.

As a teacher, I've seen how STEM education engages students differently than traditional methods. Instead of memorizing facts, students work on projects that require them to apply knowledge from multiple disciplines. For example, building a simple robot involves engineering design, programming (technology), understanding electrical circuits (science), and calculating distances/speeds (math). This hands-on approach makes learning more meaningful and helps students see how classroom knowledge applies to real life. The collaboration and teamwork skills they develop are just as valuable as the technical knowledge!

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. STEM education is basically an integrated learning approach where all these subjects are taught in connection with each other, not in isolation. It’s important because most modern careers—like AI, robotics, biotechnology, data science—require skills from multiple STEM fields. That’s why schools across the world are pushing STEM learning from early classes.

STEM education stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics - it's an interdisciplinary approach to learning that integrates these four subjects rather than teaching them separately. It's important because: It develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills Prepares students for high-demand careers in growing fields Encourages innovation and creativity Helps address real-world challengesSTEM jobs are growing much faster than other fields, and these skills are becoming essential in almost every industry. It's not just about creating future scientists - it's about preparing all students for a technology-driven world. Many countries are investing heavily in STEM education to stay competitive globally.

The business environment refers to all the external and internal factors that affect how a business operates. These include: - Internal factors: employees, management, company culture. - External factors: government policies, economic conditions, competitors, customers, social trends, and technology. Basically, it’s the ecosystem in which a business survives and grows.

Think of it this way: a rectangle is basically just rows of equal squares stacked side by side. If you know how long it is (length) and how wide it is (breadth), multiply the two. That’s why the formula is Length × Breadth. I always visualize it as filling tiles on the floor, helps me remember.

As a math teacher, I always tell my students to remember that area is measured in square units (like cm², m², ft²). The formula works because you're essentially counting how many unit squares fit inside the rectangle. It's different from perimeter, which is the distance around the shape. This is fundamental geometry that you'll use throughout life - whether you're planning a garden layout or calculating material quantities for DIY projects.

This is a tricky one because many people think Russia has an official national sport, but it actually doesn't have an officially declared national sport. Hockey, soccer, and basketball are all very popular, but none are officially designated as the "national sport." Ice hockey is often considered the de facto national sport given Russia's historical success in international competitions and its popularity. Figure skating and chess are also deeply embedded in Russian sports culture. So while you'll find many sources claiming different sports, there's no official designation from the Russian government.

In Hindi, sea salt is commonly called "समुद्री नमक" (Samudri Namak). You might also hear it being referred to as खारा नमक in some regions. It’s basically the salt obtained directly from evaporated seawater.

Here’s an easy way I remember it: baking soda = single ingredient (you need to add acid separately), baking powder = complete package (acid + base already mixed). That’s why recipes sometimes call for one and sometimes both, depending on the taste and texture needed.

When I studied sociology, the professor explained poverty as both absolute (bare minimum survival resources) and relative (how poor someone is compared to the society they live in). So in India, poverty is measured differently than in a developed country like the USA. That perspective helped me a lot to understand it beyond just income figures.