Electric vehicles in India | Is India ready for Electric Vehicles? | Future of electric vehicles in India Introduction A well-known word of the year 2020- New Normal! Work from home, Online pharmacy, Online shopping, etc are becoming new normal but can the concept of electronic scooter become a new normal in India? This initiative…
Data Localisation Introduction Free flow of data has been a hallmark of the information revolution of the past two decades. Cross-border data flows have shrunk the world, allowing people across the globe to have the same user experience on the Internet. But the era of free data flows seems to be coming to a close….
Zero Budget Natural Farming What Zero Budget Natural Farming and how did it come about? Zero budget natural farming (ZBNF) is a method of chemical-free agriculture drawing from traditional Indian practices. It was originally promoted by Maharashtrian agriculturist and Padma Shri recipient Subhash Palekar, who developed it in the mid-1990s as an alternative to the…
Does Technology Make Us Less Human? What constitutes technology? Defined as the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industries, all machinery and equipment that have been developed from the application of such knowledge is said to be a technological development. While it can be said to be a branch of knowledge that deals…
We need more entrepreneurs than managers Entrepreneurs are risk-taking individuals or a group of individuals who come forward to make money while creating job opportunities for mass. The need for entrepreneurs is because of the greater mismanagement by managers in an enterprise. Why we need more entrepreneurs than managers because they have risk taking ability….
Examination-Has it killed Education ? Introduction Examination-Has it killed Education? Whenever inquired as to whether examinations are great or awful, the appropriate responses of various people will absolutely contrast. A few people have the sentiment that examinations are great while the others oppose this idea. Examination – has it killed education? it is a big…
Private Educational Institutions – Good or Bad? So, before answering the question, let’s examine the conditions in the private and government educational institutions: The standard of education at private educational institutions is much better than those of the government educational institutions. The reason is obvious, as there is hectic competition among the private educational institutions,…
How effective are Indian B-Schools ? In the field of business education, institutional collaborations have played a significant role, especially during the last two decades. Last Sunday, I watched a show on CNBC called Lessons in Marketing Excellence. Essentially, it featured the final round of a competition for B-School students across India conducted by CNBC and Hindustan…
Pros and Cons of NEET From 2019 onwards, NEET is conducted by newly constituted NTA (National Testing Agency). It was earlier conducted by CBSE. NEET has now replaced AIPMT, all state level medical entrance exams and those conducted by various private medical colleges. Admission in medical/dental colleges of different states and private institutions offering MBBS or BDS courses is now done based…
Is MBA a rat race? A rat race is analogous to rats in a maze that compete against one another to be the first to get the cheese. The cheese is a measly rewards, yet the rats continue to compete for this small prize. When one refers to the rat race, one envisions harried, unhappy…
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