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Bonjour!


“Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together.”


With this food for thought, I would like to welcome you all to my page! I am very excited for my blogging journey that starts with this post.

This is the first time that I am writing a blog. The urge to start blogging may be an external source (i.e. Academic learning) but I don't want to limit myself to that. I would explore and continue writing beyond that (at least this is what is planned :3 )

I am an inquisitive person. I like knowing and learning about the things I am unaware of. Hence, the name of the page "The Keen Panda" actually describes me and every other person who craves for knowledge. I will share with you guys whatever and whichever things inspire and compel me to spread it to the world.

Also, the theme of my blog will be to introduce you to the technological and management learnings that I have gained till date. The topics will revolve around unknown facts, latest marketing advancements, knowledge from stalwarts, technology, branding strategies, industries in general and much more.

Hope, you and me have a great learning time.

Lastly, do spread the word about the page with people around you :)

Looking for your support in this journey.


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