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  Sri Lanka’s Economic Crisis and Its Impact on Society and Business (2022–2025) Sri Lanka, once known for its steady growth and tourism-friendly image, experienced a severe economic crisis beginning in 2022. This case study explores what led to the crisis, how it affected the lives of people and businesses, and what steps the country has taken toward recovery by 2025. Background Before the crisis, Sri Lanka was already facing serious financial pressures. Years of borrowing, especially for large infrastructure projects, left the country with rising foreign debt. At the same time, weak tax revenue and high import dependence made the economy vulnerable. The COVID-19 pandemic pushed things further downhill, wiping out key sources of income like tourism and remittances. How the Crisis Unfolded In 2022 , the crisis became visible and intense: Sri Lanka defaulted on its debt   a first in its history. Foreign reserves dropped so low that the government couldn’t afford basic impo...

Soo a lot of people ask me what does a QA Engineer actually do ? Is it just about finding bugs? I mean yeah, kind of ... but it’s way more than that. A QA Engineer is basically the person who makes sure everything in a software, app, or website works the way it’s supposed to . You act like the end user, you click the buttons, try out the features, break things on purpose just to make sure the real users don’t have to deal with that mess later. If something crashes, looks weird, or just feels off, you’re the one who catches it before it embarrasses the company. So, yeah, it’s a pretty important role. And no you don’t have to be a hardcore coder. But knowing a bit of code definitely helps. You might write test scripts, use automation tools, or even suggest how to improve a feature based on what you see. So if you’re into solving problems and noticing small details, this role might be perfect for you. Plus, QA jobs are in demand. You can work in tech without being stuck in front ...

Well,  Real estate is basically all about land and anything built on it . It’s not just about houses, but all kinds of properties. You’ve got four main types of real estate: Residential Real Estate  :These are the places people live in, like houses, apartments, and condos. Commercial Real Estate  : This is for businesses, so things like office buildings, stores, hotels, and restaurants. Industrial Real Estate  : Think factories, warehouses, and distribution centers the kind of places where stuff gets made or stored. Land  : This is the undeveloped stuff like empty lots or farms just waiting for something to happen with them. So, at its core, real estate is about owning, buying, selling, or renting land or property , whether it’s for living, working, or even just for investment. You can get into it in a ton of ways, whether you're building a home, flipping a property, or leasing out space to businesses. What Do You Want to Do? Before you get deep into the world...

 So👀, Temu is like that friend who always has the best deals on stuff. It’s an online shopping app that sells everything from clothes to gadgets, and it’s crazy cheap. The catch is, a lot of the products come from China, so you’re getting the lowest price possible, but sometimes it means shipping takes a while, and the quality can be... hit or miss. The app's kinda genius, though. They’ve figured out how to keep things cheap by cutting out the middleman so products go directly from manufacturers to you, which is great for the business side of things. Plus, they use AI to recommend stuff you might like, so you end up browsing forever (and buying more than you planned). On top of that, they’ve got all those game-like features that make you feel like you’re getting a deal like spinning to win discounts. It's like shopping on easy mode. From a business standpoint, it’s a smart move. Temu gets super high-volume sales, has low operational costs, and does crazy marketing like ads ...

 So, Toyota really gave the Camry a fresh new look this time. It’s got sharper lines, a sportier front grille, and those slick LED headlights that make it look kinda aggressive but still classy. They even threw in some cool new colors like " Solar Chroma "—sounds fancy, right? Inside, it’s all about comfort and tech. The seats feel nice, and the dashboard is clean and modern. Toyota also hooked it up with a 12.3-inch touchscreen , and of course, you get wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto  so no more fumbling with cables. Now, under the hood, Toyota ditched the gas-only models and made every Camry a hybrid. It’s got a 2.5-liter engine paired with electric motors, giving you up to 232 horsepower (if you go for the AWD version). And the fuel economy? Super solid expect somewhere between 44 and 51 mpg , which is great for saving money on gas. Safety-wise, Toyota’s still doing what they do best. The new Camry comes with their Safety Sense 3.0 system, meaning stuff like a...