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Sentence 98

Before Led by Gopichand himself, Ramesh Nagapuri Dronacharya awardee, senior coach from the Sports Authority of India (SAI), takes care of the daily operations. After Led by Gopichand,  Ramesh Nagapuri, a Dronacharya awardee and senior coach from the Sports Authority of India (SAI), takes care of the daily operations. Comments himself is unnecessary Ramesh Nagapuri is a Dronacharya awardee so the comma is necessary The indefinite article 'a' is required before 'Dronacharya awardee' The after sentence means that Ramesh Nagapuri is a Dronacharya awardee as well as a senior coach from SAI. The question/comment to the writer was ' How many people are you talking about?   Please check if this is what you mean.'

Sentence 24

Before This evolution of business in India has been stimulated by the government-led ecosystem which hosts a number of ambitious projects such as Startup India, Make in India, Digital India and Skill India. After Start-ups in India have received a big fillip from the government, which hosts a number of ambitious projects, such as Startup India, Make in India, Digital India, and Skill India. Notes: In the before version, there should have been a comma before "which" . I have rewritten the first part of the sentence "This evolution of business in India has been stimulated by the government-led ecosystem" so that the emphasis is on start-ups and the government.

Sentence 8

Before In a changing environment where the new keywords are cloud, automation, data-led analytics, IoT, and mobility, the solutions expected from IT service providers as well as the nature of their delivery are undergoing a change.  After In a business scenario where the buzzwords are cloud, automation, data-led analytics, IoT, and mobility, the solutions expected from IT service providers, as well as the nature of their delivery, are undergoing a change. Notes:  Changed 'changing environment' to 'business scenario' since it gives context. Keywords are for blogs or SEO; buzzwords are " a word or phrase, often an item of jargon, that is fashionable at a particular time or in a particular context. " This was an issue of word choice.  'as well as the nature of their delivery' is a non- restrictive clause. This means that even if you take the clause out of the sentence, it will still make sense. The rule ...