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Rising above

by Dr Debasish Sur and Pramit Sur
Indian Management March 2022

Covid-19 pandemic has affected the Indian economy on all fronts. What can the government and the corporates do for a holistic recovery of the economy?

Dr Debasish Sur is Professor of Commerce, The University of Burdwan.

Pramit Sur University of Calcutta.

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The mindful pivot

Mindfulness is more than a missing key in business. It is a doorway. One that leads from stress to resilience, from ego to empathy, from chaos to clarity. The business case is compelling, but the human case is even stronger.

by Josephine McGrail
Indian Management August 2025

Bridging the digital divide

Fundamental concerns such s literacy rates, primary educational levels, income levels, and internet access all affect the starting point for an IT job creation strategy. But those nations that are the most progressive in addressing their IT job deficit will be the most successful in improving their economies and the lives of their people over time.

by Mehdi Paryavi
Indian Management August 2025

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An emergent India

India is positioned as a worldwide economic powerhouse thanks to the combination of technology, patents, and a supportive environment for innovation.

by Dr Niranjan Shastri and Dr Madan Dhanora
Indian Management April 2024

Disinvestment of CPSEs- mission unaccomplished

Disinvestment of shareholding and privatisation of public sector undertakings in India, spanning over the last two and half decades, is a mission that did not get accomplished. It was a frontline manifestation of the paradigm shift in the planning process towards national development that the government need not be in business and need only be a facilitator, the dictum still holds true with the present union government.

by Dr M P Sukumaran Nair
Indian Management December 2022
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