Gandhian model can eliminate Covid-induced poverty
Mainstream economics tends to overlook the Gandhian model because it may not generate the magical 8% GDP growth a year. However, it will certainly have the capacity and vision to empower India’s poor The globe is facing an unprecedented health crisis at present and India is no exception. There is no...
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Out-of-pocket spending to combat coronavirus
A huge country like India that allocates just 1 per cent of the Budget on health is struggling to cope with coronavirus health-care management. But for the poor, who are unable to even provide for their sustenance, the pandemic is a threat to their survival. The Government needs to provide...
A silver lining in lockdown cloud: Revival of kirana
Kirana stores have risen to the occasion with their agile and responsive supply chain, easy accessibility to/by consumers, hygienic conditions with ‘limited touch points’ and value-added services The coronavirus pandemic has taken the world by surprise, eroding almost $500 billion from the market and severely impacting the economy of more than...
Covid warrants global unity for innovation
Since its inception in 1967, the World Intellectual Property Organization has been launching numerous initiatives either to stimulate creativity or to inspire many in the periphery to surge ahead. Hope this mission to innovate will be able to show the humanity a new road for hope and prosperity. However,unless the...
