While English is used for official business, Urdu is the designated National Language and a symbol of national unity.

Example: Saying 'The Crown' to refer to the King/Queen, or 'The White House' to refer to the US President's administration.

Persian was the language of the court, culture, and administration during the Mughal era, heavily influencing Urdu and Hindi.

English has the most total speakers (native + non-native) primarily because it is the global lingua franca of business, science, and the internet.

Just as Latin was the universal language of the Roman Empire and medieval Europe, English currently serves as the global lingua franca for commerce and science.

Golf has an estimated fan base of 450 million. While it is often associated with business and wealth, its popularity is widespread in North America, Western Europe, and East Asia (Japan/Korea).

The Ryder Cup is a golf tournament contested every two years between teams from Europe and the United States. It is named after English businessman Samuel Ryder.

Sun Tzu was a Chinese military general and strategist; his book remains a primary text on strategy, used in both military and business contexts.

Bill Gates built Microsoft into the world's largest software business and later focused his efforts on the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Catherine II revitalized Russia, expanding its borders to the Black Sea and modernizing its administration during the Russian Enlightenment.