day 30



Good Morning Readers! 🌄

It's officially a month since I started this challenge. Feels great to be standing at this juncture. Hopefully I can continue with this and gain some much-needed momentum as I approach the business end of the challenge. 🤞

Date: 16th October 2024

Targets: 🎯

  1. JIGL: Civil Procedure Code (4 Lectures)
  2. CMSL: SEBI Takeover Code (3 Lectures)
  3. ECIPL: Overseas Direct Investment (1 Lecture)
  4. FM: Operational Approach to Financial Decision (3 Lectures)
Today's song is Come See the Wonder by Cavendish Music. To the common world, this song may not mean much but ask any Cricket-Holic and they'll treat this song like the best song in the world. The intro music to India's Test tour to England and Australia for the last 2 tours. A wonderful song that brings back all the memories of waking up at 4 a.m. to watch the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in 2018-19 and 2020-21 and the Pataudi Trophy in 2018 and 2021. The bouncy pitches of Australia and grass laden ones of England. Beautiful memories. Would have loved to keep this short note going but I guess I should stop it here and not make it a cricket blog. ❤️



Wishing everyone a great day.
Bye! 👋

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