I had often heard about "Gujarati thali" "Punjabi food" and "Chinese cuisine"but I got much deeper insights from the book. Regardless of when you embark on this adventure, each ride guarantees a unique and unforgettable journey! A Mountain Coaster Experience for Everyone As an adult I have been rereading R.L. Stine's Goosebumps from my youth (and even reading some of the newer ones released since I have grown up.) But would you believe that I have NEVER read a non Goosebumps book by Stine? No Fear Street, no Mostly Ghostly, none of his stand alone novels. If you are a Banker, I am sure you will resonate with many instances narrated in the book. #bankingindustry

The book wasn't what I expected it to be. I thought that a lot of intricate formulas and technical issues will be discussed. But the book is more anecdotal and it highlights the practices and happenings at the ground level from higher executive level to branch level. The author has also covered the central bank of our country through the tenure of its various heads and has given a bird's eye view of their functioning style and how they steered the nation out of the contentious situations which the nation faced during their tenure. Highlights of the story that I loved are as follows: The book brings to light the lives of India’s commercial and central bankers. But it does not discuss their successes, failures, or the ever-evolving dynamics of monetary and fiscal policies. It's about their persona, warts and all—how they are as leaders, how they evolved, and how they changed the culture and ethos of the Indian banking sector. Despite this minor flaw, the book provides a balanced perspective, examining both the successes and failures of the Indian banking system. Bandyopadhyay's analysis of the key players, regulatory challenges, and systemic issues offers valuable insights into the sector's evolution. Should the worst happen with some wet Welsh weather paying a visit, canopies are fixed to the sledges, keeping you dry in all conditions, with the forest environment also making the coaster particularly well sheltered from wind. If you’re considering it as a day out for kids, it’s a great choice as children between 3 and 8 can share a sledge with an adult (or an older child), while still feeling in control and involved. A well researched and a factful read for someone who's into analysis and banking industry or would love to explore the same!We’ve designed the Fforest Coaster adventure for riders of all ages, from 3 and above. Safety is our top priority so young children aged 3-8 should share a sledge with a supervising adult or older child. Additionally, our well-maintained coaster features secure canopies on the sledges, ensuring you stay dry in all weather conditions. So, even when the unpredictable Welsh weather strikes, rest assured our forested environment is well sheltered from the wind. Robert Lawrence Stine known as R. L. Stine and Jovial Bob Stine, is an American novelist and writer, well known for targeting younger audiences. Stine, who is often called the Stephen King of children's literature, is the author of dozens of popular horror fiction novellas, including the books in the Goosebumps, Rotten School, Mostly Ghostly, The Nightmare Room and Fear Street series. But still not without its flaws, the kids must be extremely dense as to not think to look for a boy rather than an old man when searching for P.D. He literally said he was a boy at the time. But I did find it interesting that the story ended on a somewhat grim note. For a kid’s book you’d expect the day to be saved and everyone will survive but then reality hits, you can’t change fate. I quite liked that unexpected ending, morbid as that sounds. I also have to wonder, if P.D. was a ghost, why does he age? Did he die originally or did he die the second time around and was written out of existence, hence why the guards in the present don’t know him? Hm... R. L. Stine began his writing career when he was nine years old, and today he has achieved the position of the bestselling children's author in history. In the early 1990s, Stine was catapulted to fame when he wrote the unprecedented, bestselling Goosebumps® series, which sold more than 250 million copies and became a worldwide multimedia phenomenon. His other major series, Fear Street, has over 80 million copies sold.

The author skillfully navigates through the turbulent history of Indian banking, covering significant events such as the nationalization of banks, economic reforms, and major crises. Bandyopadhyay's storytelling abilities make the book engaging, presenting complex financial concepts in a digestible manner. Roller Coaster is a string of stories and revelations from the country’s foremost banking journalist’s affair with the industry—even though banks were not ideal partners for such liaisons. However, "Roller Coaster" has a tendency to delve into excessive detail, overwhelming readers with a barrage of names, dates, and technical jargon. This could be challenging for those without a prior understanding of the subject matter.

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Well this is one of his stand alone novels. Upon first glance it appears very much like his Goosebumps. It is roughly the same length. It has many short chapters. Is it just a Goosebumps book published under a solo title? Well.... Not quite. It was an okayish read for me overall and a learning that this genre didn't go well with me🙆🏻‍♀️ anyways it was still a learning experience. On one hand, it depicts the ambition, inhibition, and challenges of a young boy who relocates to Bombay (now Mumbai) upon bagging employment at TOI ( Times of India), and on the other hand, the transformation of Banking from " the days of babugiri" to "binary" & "big data" is beautifully enumerated in simple, lucid language.

It's a book without heavy technical words, it will help you to understand the general psyche of the people who play a pivotal role in the economy i.e. the Bankers. Are you ready to embark on an adventure of a lifetime? Book now to reserve your spot on the Fforest Coaster. We’re open from 9am - 5pm seven days a week so you’re sure to find a time that suits you!

He has seen the industry and dramatis personae grow over two and a half decades, first as a rookie reporter, then as an editor and a columnist, and, finally, as an author. Chapter 4 focuses on ride elements and is a great introduction to the kind of physical problems coaster designers face. One challenge explored is that of the classic vertical loop. The first circular loops exerted excessive G-Force on their passengers at the bottom of the element, which often caused discomfort. This was because the element had to be navigated at a high speed to prevent derailment at the top, where the centripetal force is lowest. However, a teardrop shaped loop design introduced in the 1970s maintained more consistent G-Force between the top and bottom, allowing rides to safely incorporate this iconic inversion. Raghuram Rajan was not a big fan of preparing a comprehensive theory of economy and then applying it on one go. He believed in an age old Chinese proverb, "Cross the river by feeling the stones". It basically means take the first step and feel your way through the next step. It allows one to be more practical about one's decisions