A Word of Consolation Too
P. Raja
June 16, 2021
A nice place to spend your evening in Pondicherry is the promenade of its beach. You can stroll from one end to the other within
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Letter From New York: The Much-Yearned Smile is Back
Elizabeth Howard
June 10, 2021
In a city of exuberance and high energy, there were only muffled voices and hidden facial expressions. New Yorkers are emerging cautiously, as we were at the epicenter of the pandemic last spring, and will not easily forget if ever, the eerily silent streets and the hospital tents constructed in our beloved Central Park.
All about Beer and Sherry
P. Raja
May 27, 2021
A mildly alcoholic beverage, beer has a gentle sedative action, which tends to relieve the stresses of everyday existence. The most common aperitif in European countries is the ‘Sherry’. A small glass of dry sherry, served cold, makes a good aperitif. Read on…
Transition to Online Marketplaces and Malls
Sudip Bandyopadhyay
May 23, 2021
Generally, consumer habits and trends follow an evolutionary curve. But the global pandemic changed all that in one fell swoop. Consumer behaviour flipped very rapidly
Life Comes Back in the Mailbox
Elizabeth Howard
May 13, 2021
New York is at its most glorious during the spring season. Tall, thin, elegant tulips cluster around trees lining the streets, adding color against the
Economic Boom and Social Unrest follow Pandemics
Ashok Jainani
May 7, 2021
People don’t change when they have options. They change when they don’t have an option.
Portfolio Diversification – A Meaningless Mathematics
Ashok Jainani
April 14, 2021
Name of the game: lie, guile, and beguile
Food for the Body is also Food for the Soul
P. Raja
March 23, 2021
Women play multiple roles in their journey from cradle to grave. In the kitchen, they are happy and content cooks unwilling to leave the place
The Digital World: Memes & Delusions
Ashok Jainani
March 11, 2021
Most of the memes and theories, tested on small data sample, have deluded people far too long. The digital world has changed radically in the past few decades where the delusions of the past won’t work
Need for an Overhaul in Distribution Models
Sudip Bandyopadhyay
March 6, 2021
It revealed that with the pandemic accelerating, digital adoption in rural areas was strengthening. Restrictions on travel and social distancing norms nudged people in rural areas, who are equipped with technology and connectivity, to rely more on digital services for their day-to-day activities.
Fools Are Certain About The Market
Ashok Jainani
February 26, 2021
There’s a limit to how high trees can grow; There’s a limit to how deep roots can flow, But there’s no limit to how far fools can go
Future Hangs on How Virus Behaves in Long Run
Sudip Bandyopadhyay
February 19, 2021
With unemployment rates going through the roof, there has been a phenomenal crash in demand. In such a scenario, focusing almost solely on liquidity measures can be only as good as applying some plaster. Only time will tell, but it does make one wonder whether, without demand being stimulated, these policies will ever be enough.
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