Answer / Kailash Bhardwaj

"In the context of Domain-Driven Design (DDD), an Aggregate Root is an object in a DDD-oriented design that manages and encapsulates a cluster of related objects. It's the entry point for external operations and it ensures consistency within its cluster. An aggregate root can contain other entities and value objects but should not be made up of other aggregate roots to avoid circular dependencies."

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