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When an interviewer asks "What is the primary reason for your score?" they're not asking for your test results or a grade. They're asking for the single most compelling reason—the "big picture" advantage—that you bring to the table. In my experience, the best answer is one that highlights a unique combination of your expertise and your motivation/work ethic. For example, don't just say "My experience." Say: "The primary reason for my strong candidacy is the unique blend of five years of deep domain expertise in B2B SaaS and an unwavering commitment to continuous process improvement. This means I don't just know the best practices; I'm driven to find better ones, which directly aligns with the company's goal of scaling operations efficiently." Keep it focused, punchy, and highly relevant to the company's current challenges or future vision.

If you are fine with hybrid / high-quality online providers (very practical):

• AnalytixLabs (well-regarded for practical business analyst/data analytics training, hands-on case studies and placement help) — good if you want industry-relevant projects and mentor support.
• If you prefer strictly local classroom vibe, call the top local centres and ask for a demo session and sample project — that will tell you if the training is truly practical vs just slide-based. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

Portfolio Management Services (PMS) are a highly specialized area, and finding a widely "best rated" one in a specific city like Imphal, Manipur, often means looking at Wealth Management services and those who offer financial advisory. Unlike mutual funds, PMS is tailored for high-net-worth individuals, so reviews can be sparse.

Based on general listings for financial and wealth management services in the area: * You might want to start your search with entities like Rahul Aaher Iplex Ventures which is listed as a Wealth Management provider in the Thangal Bazar area of Imphal. While the listing doesn't explicitly state 'PMS', any reputable wealth manager often coordinates or offers such services. * My best advice is to use these local listings as a starting point, then do your due diligence. Schedule consultation meetings. Ask for their SEBI registration number and track record for the past 5-10 years. A high rating is great, but transparency in fee structure and performance is what truly matters in PMS. Good luck!

This is a very serious and high-profile matter involving the Telugu actor Allu Arjun. The key events are linked to a tragic stampede that occurred at the premiere of his film, Pushpa 2: The Rule, at Sandhya Theatre on December 4th.

• The Incident: A woman died, and her son was hospitalized due to asphyxiation as crowds jostled at the theatre.
• The Case: Following a complaint lodged by the deceased woman's family, a case was registered against Allu Arjun, his security team, and the theatre management.
• The Custody Order: A lower court in Telangana ordered Allu Arjun to be held in 14-day judicial custody in connection with the stampede and the resulting death. He was formally arrested and taken for a medical examination before being sent to custody.

The charges were registered under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), specifically sections 105 and 118(1). Allu Arjun had reportedly approached the High Court to quash the First Information Report (FIR) registered against him, and he had also announced a significant monetary contribution to the family of the deceased.

A slightly different angle — negotiation and cost-saving tips: If budget is the main concern, negotiate a preventive maintenance contract that bundles visits and small repairs at a fixed monthly fee; this often works out cheaper than emergency repairs. Also ask for a service level agreement (SLA) that guarantees response times — quicker resolution reduces downtime and hidden costs.

Finally, consider having a local electrician or facility manager trained briefly to handle very small issues (like lubrication, cleaning, or minor adjustments) — this can cut routine call-outs. But for anything safety-related (brakes, cables, safety interlocks), always use certified lift technicians; cutting corners there risks lives and can lead to higher costs long-term.

Transferring high schools in NYC, especially mid-year in 10th grade, generally goes through the Family Welcome Centers (FWC) of the NYC Department of Education (DOE). It's not as simple as just choosing a new school; you usually need a specific reason for the transfer, known as a "hardship."

Common reasons to request a transfer for a high school student include:

• Safety Concerns: If the student feels unsafe due to bullying, harassment, or other serious issues (you'll need to provide documentation like a written statement or police report).
• Academic or Social Concerns (Guidance Transfer): If you believe the student is not progressing academically or socially at the current school. You need to contact an FWC to request this type of transfer. Your current school cannot request this for you.
• Travel Hardship: For high school students, if the commute is excessive (e.g., more than 75 minutes or requires more than three transfers on public transport).

You must contact a Family Welcome Center to start the process and register for a new school. Before you go, use the MySchools portal to make a list of high schools and programs that interest you. The FWC staff will guide you through the required documentation.

Practical walk-through from my experience: I once saw a salary credited but the available balance didn't reflect it because the employer used a delayed crediting scheme. Steps I followed: (a) open UnionBank app → Accounts → choose the account → view pending transactions; (b) expand the pending entry to see the reason (cheque, card hold, interbank settlement); (c) if it’s a card hold, call the merchant or wait 24–72 hours as most authorisations auto-release; (d) if it’s a cheque, note the clearing timeline shown and plan accordingly.

If it’s urgent, contact UnionBank support via in-app chat or phone, provide transaction IDs, and they can confirm if there’s any action possible. Banks sometimes expedite releases for genuine emergencies, but policy varies. Bottom line — ledger ≠ available; understand holds and contact the bank if the pending item looks wrong.

If you mean Mukesh (the playback singer) — Mukesh Chand Mathur (1923–1976) was one of Bollywood’s most celebrated playback singers, famous for his soulful, melancholic voice and many evergreen songs used for stars like Raj Kapoor.

• Who he was: a top playback singer of Hindi cinema, known for songs such as Kabhi Kabhie Mere Dil Mein and Sab Kuch Seekha Humne.
• What his ambition/drive looked like: his early life shows a passion for singing — he learned and honed his voice, was influenced by older singers, and made a career out of film playback singing; his ambition was essentially to be a successful singer and sustain a lasting voice in film music.

If you want a concise biography, see the Mukesh (singer) page. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

The "best" college is always subjective, depending on what you're studying (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, etc.) and what you prioritize (government funding, faculty, placement, location). However, when looking at reputation and general standing in the region, the government colleges often stand out.

A very strong contender for the best polytechnic college in Himachal Pradesh is generally considered to be the Govt. Polytechnic College in Hamirpur.

• It has a solid reputation, high ratings, and as a government institution, it usually offers low fees and better government-affiliated placement opportunities in the state.
• It's a hub for specialized education, and being in Hamirpur, it's a central location with a good academic focus.

You should also look into the Government Polytechnic College in Kangra, as it's another well-regarded government institution with consistently good ratings that draws students from across the state. My advice would be to check their specific department's accreditation and placement records for the branch you plan to study.