How To Use Your Whole Brain To Study Better
It's arguably the most popular theory of all time.
Vishal Kataria
How This IIM Ahmedabad Alumnus Invests His Money In India - A Detailed Step By Step Guide
How to plan your finances and invest money in India in your 20s - A detailed step-by-step guide. So I have been meaning to write about this for 10 years now. It is the one thing on which I have advised countless people for over a decade now. This list of people includes CEOs, business consultants, young entrepreneurs and even some of my financial advisors. I do not claim that this is the best or the only way to invest – simply that this is how I am investing and how I would advise anybody who asks me for advice to invest. The rest is up to you.
Kenneth Serrao
The Turnaround Of Spicejet - Niteen From IIM Calcutta
SpiceJet Ltd declared its biggest ever net losses of 1,003.24 crores for the financial year 2013-2014. The domestic market share was around 20 percent. A majority of airline’s cost is dependent on the rupee exchange ratio and it did not help that the currency depreciated in that year.
Niteen Bali
Why Indian IT Companies Need To Move Up The Value Chain?
Indian companies are a force to reckon with in the global IT services market. Yet, in sixty-nine years since independence India is still to come up with IT products that are known internationally. Take products from companies such as IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP that have created global demand and a universal recall for themselves. Unlike these, Indian IT companies have been more successful in the IT services space only.
Srinivasan R
Is Your Brand A Noun Or A Verb? - What It Means To Verbify Your Brand - Strategy With RS
#PayTM karo? Is gradually becoming a part of our day-to-day vocabulary. From Taxi drivers to roadside vegetable vendors, everyone’s urging their customers to PayTM karo - Make online payment.
Rajesh Srivastava
How China’s Subtle Wisdom Is Benefiting Its Economy
Why is China a major export house? How has China turned its biggest disadvantage into its biggest strength? What can India learn from China's strategy? These are the questions I am going to address below by taking an example of China's medal haul in the Olympics. We hear stories of children in China starting sport from the early age of six. Why? What is the strategy behind China's success?
Ankit Gindoria
NITI AAYOG: An Old Wine In A New Bottle? - A Critique Study On Structure And Roles
National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog was set-up to foster cooperative federalism, provide knowledge support to union and state governments and monitor as well as evaluate its policies and programmes. The restructuring move had huge repercussions in terms of planning, allocation of funds and role in decision-making process. In the last two years since its inception, the restructuring has given rise to ambiguity regarding its advisory stature despite broader political representation. Niti Aayog has become a think tank that lacks teeth and neither central ministries nor states feel to heed its advice.
Subhra Pratim Halder
How To Use Your Whole Brain To Study Better
It's arguably the most popular theory of all time.
Vishal Kataria
How This IIM Ahmedabad Alumnus Invests His Money In India - A Detailed Step By Step Guide
How to plan your finances and invest money in India in your 20s - A detailed step-by-step guide. So I have been meaning to write about this for 10 years now. It is the one thing on which I have advised countless people for over a decade now. This list of people includes CEOs, business consultants, young entrepreneurs and even some of my financial advisors. I do not claim that this is the best or the only way to invest – simply that this is how I am investing and how I would advise anybody who asks me for advice to invest. The rest is up to you.
Kenneth Serrao
The Turnaround Of Spicejet - Niteen From IIM Calcutta
SpiceJet Ltd declared its biggest ever net losses of 1,003.24 crores for the financial year 2013-2014. The domestic market share was around 20 percent. A majority of airline’s cost is dependent on the rupee exchange ratio and it did not help that the currency depreciated in that year.
Niteen Bali
Why Indian IT Companies Need To Move Up The Value Chain?
Indian companies are a force to reckon with in the global IT services market. Yet, in sixty-nine years since independence India is still to come up with IT products that are known internationally. Take products from companies such as IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP that have created global demand and a universal recall for themselves. Unlike these, Indian IT companies have been more successful in the IT services space only.
Srinivasan R
Is Your Brand A Noun Or A Verb? - What It Means To Verbify Your Brand - Strategy With RS
#PayTM karo? Is gradually becoming a part of our day-to-day vocabulary. From Taxi drivers to roadside vegetable vendors, everyone’s urging their customers to PayTM karo - Make online payment.
Rajesh Srivastava
How China’s Subtle Wisdom Is Benefiting Its Economy
Why is China a major export house? How has China turned its biggest disadvantage into its biggest strength? What can India learn from China's strategy? These are the questions I am going to address below by taking an example of China's medal haul in the Olympics. We hear stories of children in China starting sport from the early age of six. Why? What is the strategy behind China's success?
Ankit Gindoria
NITI AAYOG: An Old Wine In A New Bottle? - A Critique Study On Structure And Roles
National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog was set-up to foster cooperative federalism, provide knowledge support to union and state governments and monitor as well as evaluate its policies and programmes. The restructuring move had huge repercussions in terms of planning, allocation of funds and role in decision-making process. In the last two years since its inception, the restructuring has given rise to ambiguity regarding its advisory stature despite broader political representation. Niti Aayog has become a think tank that lacks teeth and neither central ministries nor states feel to heed its advice.
Subhra Pratim Halder