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As the period of lockdown is all set to make an angry leap into its fifth consecutive month, the veil of patience is starting to wear dangerously thin for the majority of us. The virus, along with reducing human mortality to a mere…
HR IS THE KRISHNA OF THIS COVID19 BATTLE
The current pandemic has struck us with the realization that nothing lasts forever, no abilities, no weaknesses, frankly. But no problems, no risks either. Organizationally nothing lasts either-no systems, no processes, and no mechanisms.…
CRM Initiatives in Transport Finance Sector
Helping SRTOs cope with COVID 19 Situation
The transport sector truly acts as a backbone for any economy. The economy of a country depends heavily on the Transport sector as this sector not only establishes the connecting link between…
New Heroes shall emerge
Organizations today are continually challenged by the changing environment to do more and more with less and less resources. Changes under globalisation such as, technological advances, catastrophic crises, frantic competition and…
Soaring Fiscal Deficit- Is it roaring on employment?
The uninvited guest Pandemic COVID-19, which has spread its tentacles in every corner of economy, will it led towards the worst-ever recession, India can face? Disruption of economic activities has made the future projection of India in…
Read the Strong and Weak signals
I picked this headline from a recent webinar talk by Prof Vijay Govindarajan of Tuck School. He was speaking about the future of education in the context of Covid-19. He also said that one cannot plan the future but it is possible to…
Revival of Economic Activities after Gradual Relaxation Under the Lockdown: Concern of our Economic…
It is heartening to note the resumption of economic activities with the gradual relaxation under lockdown owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. A third of NSE manufacturing companies are at work; nearly 30% of the textile industry in Surat have…
Imagining the Post Pandemic world: Lessons for Tomorrow
Covid-19 pandemic exposed the fault lines of a system that was poised to serve a very a few at the cost of many. While, these difficult times will pass, we are going to repeat these same mistakes if we do not build a new system on the…
The Dovish policy of RBI- Has it transmitted what it desired?
On 27th March the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced a series of steps to manage financial markets and support the economy amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Unprecedented measures were announced to ensure ample liquidity in the banking system…
Key Revival Approach for MSMEs – A Missed Opportunity
Pandemic Covid-19 has led global economy towards a recessionary downfall. The fifth largest, Indian economy in terms of nominal GDP although managed to maintain lowest human capital loss (approx 3%) by its precautionary measures in the…