Another financial year comes to an end. It has been an amazing year for the financialization of household savings in this country. Despite volatility in the global markets, India has relatively done better (though I would have preferred Indian equities to go down more ).
Cambridge dictionary has this as the meaning of the word popular ; liked, enjoyed, or supported by many people’. Obviously, most of us love what’s popular. Popular is also generally a safer option, something which has to be attractive to a large section of its target group (TG). And
Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel laureate in Economics, in his year-end article described 2021: as a roller coaster year, as hope rose and fell with the pandemic. A simple but apt description of the year. My thoughts go out to all of us, who have lost
This Diwali, don’t just focus on Ram, be a bit like Kumbhakaran & Why Sensex is bit like daily Soaps Story of Ravana’s younger sibling Kumbhakaran was the younger brother of Ravan, who wanted to ask Brahma for Indrasan (position of the ruler of Gods).
Economy bouncing back strongly With no of daily new covid cases ‘stabilizing’, the economic activity across the country has also resumed. Businesses have become far more adaptive of the new world order. Nomura just released its India Business Resumption Index, which is a measure of
Disclaimer: This is not an attempt to diss Zomato as a company. I have lot of respect for what they have achieved. Personally, was a frequent user of the app, when it was only doing restaurant ratings. In fact, felt so proud to use it