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From Humble Beginnings to Digital Marketing Success: The Journey of Raja Singh

Raja Singh

In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, where businesses strive to make their mark and secure a spot in the competitive online landscape, there are individuals like Raja Singh who stand out as pioneers. Today, Raja Singh is a name that resonates in the digital marketing industry, as the founder and CEO of the highly successful digital marketing company, Business Web Media. Operating across more than five countries, Business Web Media has earned a reputation for excellence and innovation.

Raja Singh’s journey to becoming a leading figure in the digital marketing world is one that inspires many. Born into a struggling family, Raja faced numerous challenges from a young age. Growing up, meeting basic needs was often a struggle, but his family’s determination to provide him with the best education, in an English medium school no less, set the stage for the remarkable success that would follow.

Raja’s father Shyam Singh,a true embodiment of resilience, worked tirelessly, putting in grueling 18-hour shifts in factory as a labour to ensure that his son had access to a quality education and her Mother Mira Singh sacrifices all her basic needs and used to give pocket money to his son and always take care of his basic need very well so that he never have to feel embarrassed in the society.
This dedication to Raja’s future education, despite their limited means, laid the foundation for his journey towards excellence.

Raja completed his schooling at Rose Bud School, achieving his education through the demanding ISC Board. However, his ambition and drive didn’t end there. While pursuing his college education, Raja made a pivotal decision that would set the course for his future. He ventured into the corporate world, joining a multinational company. With 2.6 years of invaluable experience in the corporate arena, he gained insights and skills that would prove invaluable in his entrepreneurial journey.

However, the entrepreneurial spirit within Raja Singh was undeniable. He knew that the corporate world, while enriching in terms of experience, wasn’t where he would truly find his calling. It was at this juncture that he made the bold decision to break away from the security of a salaried job and embark on the path of entrepreneurship. His vision was clear: he aimed to create a distinct identity for himself and, most importantly, to provide a better life for his parents, who had sacrificed so much for his education.

With determination as his driving force, Raja founded Business Web Media, his very own digital marketing company. From its inception, the company focused on innovation, quality, and results. Today, Business Web Media operates successfully in over five countries, delivering top-tier digital marketing solutions to a diverse range of clients.

Raja Singh’s journey serves as an inspiring example of how resilience, hard work, and an unwavering commitment to one’s dreams can lead to incredible success. From his humble beginnings to his status as a digital marketing luminary, Raja’s story is a testament to the power of determination and the pursuit of one’s passion.

As Raja continues to lead Business Web Media to new heights, he remains dedicated to his mission of creating value for clients and providing a better life for his family. His remarkable journey reminds us that success is achievable by those who dare to dream, work relentlessly, and believe in their own potential. Raja Singh’s name is no longer just a name; it is a symbol of perseverance, achievement, and the limitless possibilities of the digital age.

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Using the rules of commercial fiction to sell literary fiction is a problem: Adarsh Swaroop

Adarsh Swaroop

A bestselling author on the tricks of the trade to succeed in India. Also: why he tweets.

Adarsh Swaroop claims an impressive one million books in cumulative sales and more than 94, 000 thousand followers on Instagram. Besides writing Befikarr Dil, Love Is Enough, Peshwar 1919 , Fall In The Gilgit War and the forthcoming Time Machine, he has written a non-fiction book titled The Climax Of Broken Heart. Excerpts from a conversation on the secret to strong book sales, along with the literary versus commercial fiction debate in the marketplace.

What do you think about this debate on commercial fiction versus literary fiction – what are your thoughts as a writer?
I think that there will always be a divide between literary fiction and genre fiction in terms of readership as well as sales. Literary fiction is the Rolls-Royce Phantom, and genre fiction is the Toyota Corolla. Is there a market for both? Sure. The problem is when one wishes to use the rules of one product to sell another.

Do you think it’s a writer’s job to decide which genre they write in, or is that more for the publisher and/or bookseller to decide? Where does the reader fit in? Do readers in India even care about categories?
It has to be the writer who decides. The publisher then needs to figure out the best way to market it and therein lies the rub. The rules of marketing genre fiction do not apply to literary fiction – or vice-versa. The problem is that most publishers seem to be confused about how to market literary fiction.

As regards readers in India, sure they care. Someone who is looking for genre fiction will rarely buy literary fiction. My guess is that the reverse is also true.

Commercial fiction writers and bestselling writers seem to be more straight up interested in the sales. Would you agree? What’s your approach?
Oh absolutely. The fact of the matter is that I will never win literary awards. So what should I work towards? Sales! Most commercial fiction writers consider sales to be the ultimate award because they know that it’s probably the only yardstick that they will ever be judged by.

Are you asked a lot about how to get good sales for one’s book? Something like Peshawar 1919.
The formula is that there isn’t one.

To my mind though, the key challenges that need to be worked on are:

  • Availability: the challenge of ensuring that key retailers have adequate stocks of your title.
  • Visibility: the challenge of endeavouring that your title is visible at the point of sale.
  • Pricing: ensuring that the price helps the publisher’s bottomline but does not drive away customers
    –  Formats: ensuring that all possible formats and translations become available at the right price points in the market
  • Amplification: ensuring that the readership gets to hear about the book. I see most authors and publishers working on that last point, but giving rather limited attention to the first four.

Do you think the market is developed enough for writers to live off their work? Or is it just a handful of writers in India who can really do this?
The sad truth is that only a handful of writers can actually live off their writing. If you consider the “average” scenario in which a book sells 5,000 copies priced at Rs 250 each, you have a total sale of Rs 12.5 lakhs. If the author earns a 10 per cent royalty on sales, that’s only Rs 1.25 lakhs. The good news is that the tribe of authors whose titles sell more than 50,000 units is increasing. If that continues to happen, the number of authors who can actually earn from writing alone will also increase.

There seems to be a lot of interest in love story and mystery, in theology and even, judging by your work and talks, in Befikkarr Dil at this juncture… What’s driving this, in your opinion?
There is something in every believer that wants to doubt, and there’s something in every atheist that wants to believe. If one can construct a story that appeals to both segments, you possibly have a winner. I have always maintained that Love + Sex + Money = .
Lust
The overlap between love and sex is a tantalising space as it explores the “what if?” question. We must also keep in mind the fact that the demographics of Indian readers is also changing rapidly. Younger readers are less enamoured by the West and have less of a colonial hangover. The yearning to explore one’s roots comes from there, I would guess.

Is there a modern day Befikkarr Dil? You’ve said in the past that he still has a lot to teach us.
I do not believe that there is a modern day love but there are enough people who have one or more of his qualities. For example who one managed to effect substantial structural changes even though he was running a minority government. Someone who managed to keep a flock of stay together against all odds. The one character trait that symbolises love is pragmatism and these are figures that revealed a strong pragmatic streak.

You’re very active on social media, Facebook as well as Instagram. What is the thinking behind posting the valuable posts?

We have too much negativity surrounding us in mainstream media as well as social media. It is my effort to see that my posts should inspire, inform or enliven. If they can’t achieve at least one of those objectives then why bother posting?

There’s also an entire outrage industry that thrives off the 24/7 engine that is social media – what are your thoughts on this? Do you judiciously try and avoid controversies? Or do you weigh in when you think you want to be part of the debate?

I consciously stay away from politics. Getting into debates only ends up sapping my creative energy and I would much rather apply this energy productively in my books. There are times when I do speak, but these occasions are few and far between.

And finally, what’s in store in 2023? What can you tell us about Time Machine?
Time Machine is a sci-fi thriller that follows the lives of rivals from the eve of aliens they are coming on earth. This book showing you negative points of science. It has my usual traits – fast pace, twists, strategy and an invisible link to the future. It should be on the shelves the bright present.

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Family’s Dream Home Turns Into Nightmare: Allegations of Cheating, Fraud, and Threats.

Nightmare

In a shocking turn of events, a Mumbai family’s quest for a new home has transformed into a distressing ordeal filled with allegations of cheating, fraud, and threats. Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh, a law-abiding citizen and a garments manufacturer, is at the center of this harrowing tale. His attempt to purchase a flat in Orchid Enclave, Bellasis Road, Mumbai Central, has taken an unexpected and distressing turn, leaving his family in turmoil.

The story begins with Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh’s acquaintance with Dr. Ajaz Ahmad Shakir Ali Khan, a local dentist, and his wife, Dr. Sabina Ajaz Ahmad Khan. The Shaikh family had been visiting Dr. Khan’s dental clinic for treatments over the past two years, which led to a casual discussion about the sale of the Khans’ flat. Dr. Ajaz Ahmad Shakir Ali Khan and Dr. Sabina Ajaz Ahmad Khan expressed interest in selling the flat to finance the expansion of his dental practice in Uttar Pradesh. Coincidentally, Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh was looking for a larger home to accommodate his growing family and the upcoming marriage of his son, making this an ideal opportunity for both parties.

A verbal agreement was reached between Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh and the Khans, with the flat’s sale price set at Rs. 3.85 Crore. Given that Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh did not have the full amount readily available due to another property sale in progress, he requested an installment payment plan, to which the Khans agreed. An initial token payment was made, and a plan to pay the balance within six months was established.

The situation took a turn when Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh had to vacate his previous flat to accommodate his brother. He sought temporary residence in the flat he intended to purchase, which was still occupied by Dr. Ajaz Ahmad Shakir Ali Khan and Dr. Sabina Ajaz Ahmad Khan. They agreed to let him stay but insisted on formalizing the arrangement with a legal document. Since the full sale amount hadn’t been paid yet, they decided to execute a series of leave and license agreements. These documents served to acknowledge the transaction and allowed Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh to take possession of the flat.

As part of the agreement, the consideration amount paid by Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh was characterized as an interest-free refundable security deposit. This arrangement appeared reasonable, given that he had complete trust in Dr. Ajaz Ahmad Shakir Ali Khan and Dr. Sabina Ajaz Ahmad Khan.

Six months later, Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh expressed his readiness to fulfill the remaining payment and execute the sale agreement, as initially planned. However, the Khans requested more time due to Dr. Khan’s commitments in Lucknow related to setting up a new dental clinic and nursing home.

Trusting the Khans’ intentions, Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh continued to wait. Months passed, and his requests to complete the sale agreement were met with evasive responses and delays. As time went on, the family’s trust in the Khans began to erode.

The situation escalated when Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh started receiving notices and correspondence from advocates and law firms representing a bank named M/s. SMFG India Credit Co. Ltd. (formerly Fullerton India Credit Co. Ltd.) regarding pending loan amounts of Rs. 25,87,937 in the names of the Khans. The family sought reassurance from the Khans, who claimed that these were personal loans and that Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh need not be concerned.

However, the situation worsened as bank recovery agents began visiting the Shaikh residence, inquiring about the Khans’ whereabouts and their loans. To provide updates to the agents, Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh was compelled to share his contact information, resulting in direct calls from banks for loan repayments.

To Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh’s shock, he discovered that the flat he was residing in and intended to purchase had been mortgaged and hypothecated to PNB Housing Finance Company for a staggering housing loan of Rs. 5,71,03,775.

When Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh confronted the Khans with this revelation, they initially feigned ignorance but eventually assured him that they would take care of the loan repayment. They even executed an undertaking, dated 27th October 2022, vowing to be exclusively responsible for repaying the loan and the associated EMIs. They promised to execute the sale agreement as soon as the loan was cleared.

As Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh delved deeper into the situation, he uncovered alarming details. The Khans had not only deceived him with false assurances but had also taken multiple loans from various banks and financial institutions, often using their personal assets as collateral. The flat Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh was residing in had been mortgaged without his knowledge.

Despite his persistent requests and reminders, the Khans failed to clear the outstanding bank loan. Instead, they began defaulting on EMIs, indicating their intentions not to repay the bank. They also showed no signs of returning Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh’s interest-free refundable security deposit.

As the situation worsened, Dr. Ajaz Ahmad Shakir Ali Khan and Dr. Sabina Ajaz Ahmad Khan resorted to threatening and blackmailing Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh, targeting his family, including his college-going daughter and newlywed son. The threats and pressure have left Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh and his family living in constant fear, unable to carry out their daily activities peacefully.

It’s become evident that Dr. Ajaz Ahmad Shakir Ali Khan and Dr. Sabina Ajaz Ahmad Khan believe themselves to be well-connected and powerful, with the means to evade the law and resort to any lengths to protect their interests.

In light of these allegations and the repeated threats from gangsters in Uttar Pradesh, who are allegedly acting on the orders of Dr. Ajaz Ahmed Shakir Ali Khan, Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh with the legal assistance of his advocate Abdul Bari Khan, has filed a written complaint at the Nagpada Police Station. He is requesting the registration of an FIR against Dr. Ajaz Ahmed Shakir Ali Khan and Dr. Sabina Ajaz Ahmed Khan. The allegations include cheating, fraud, criminal intimidation, threats, conspiracy, common intention to cheat, and the mental trauma caused. Mr. Wasim Bashir Shaikh seeks justice and protection for his family’s well-being.

This shocking turn of events serves as a cautionary tale, emphasizing the importance of diligence and due process in property transactions and the potential consequences of misplaced trust. The investigation into this case will shed light on the alleged wrongdoings and the extent to which Dr. Ajaz Ahmad Shakir Ali Khan and Dr. Sabina Ajaz Ahmad Khan may have exploited their influence and connections.

Fiscal Responsibility of Government for a Strong Economy

  • Fiscal responsibility is a critical aspect of government management that plays a pivotal role in shaping a nation’s economic stability and growth. It involves how a government manages its finances, including taxation, spending, and debt, with the overarching goal of ensuring long-term economic well-being. In this essay, we will explore the key elements of fiscal responsibility and discuss their impact on the economy.

One of the fundamental components of fiscal responsibility is the government’s ability to maintain a balanced budget. A balanced budget means that government revenue, primarily derived from taxes, is equal to or greater than its expenditures. This concept is analogous to a household ensuring that its expenses do not exceed its income. When a government consistently runs budget deficits, it must borrow to cover the shortfall, leading to an accumulation of national debt. Over time, this debt can become unsustainable and hinder economic growth.

A fiscally responsible government carefully manages its revenue and spending to avoid persistent deficits. By doing so, it can ensure that it has the financial capacity to respond to economic crises, invest in infrastructure, and address social needs. A balanced budget also sends a positive signal to financial markets, fostering investor confidence and potentially lowering borrowing costs for the government.

Taxes are a crucial tool for governments to generate revenue. However, a key aspect of fiscal responsibility is maintaining a tax system that is equitable and efficient. An equitable tax system distributes the tax burden fairly across different income groups. Progressive taxation, where those with higher incomes pay a greater percentage of their earnings in taxes, is often considered more equitable. An efficient tax system minimizes economic distortions and encourages economic activity. High tax rates or complex tax codes can discourage investment and entrepreneurship.

Moreover, fiscal responsibility entails effective and efficient government spending. The government should allocate resources to projects and programs that yield the highest social and economic returns. Prioritizing investments in areas like education, healthcare, and infrastructure can have long-term positive impacts on the economy. Inefficient and wasteful spending not only hampers economic growth but also erodes public trust in government.

Another critical aspect of fiscal responsibility is managing national debt. While some level of government debt can be a useful tool to fund necessary initiatives, excessive debt can pose risks to the economy. A growing national debt can lead to higher interest payments, diverting resources away from productive investments. It also raises concerns about future tax burdens on the population and can contribute to inflationary pressures.

To maintain fiscal responsibility, governments must have a clear plan for debt management. This includes monitoring debt levels, ensuring that new borrowing is tied to productive investments, and gradually reducing the debt burden during periods of economic growth.

  • In addition, fiscal responsibility involves creating mechanisms for transparency and accountability. Citizens have the right to know how the government is managing public finances. Transparency helps in preventing corruption and mismanagement, while accountability ensures that government officials are responsible for their actions. An independent audit of government finances and the oversight of legislative bodies play crucial roles in this regard.

Finally, fiscal responsibility extends to managing economic cycles. Governments must be prepared to counter economic downturns with counter-cyclical fiscal policies. This can include increasing government spending or reducing taxes during recessions to stimulate economic activity. Conversely, during periods of economic growth, it may be necessary to rein in spending and reduce deficits to prevent overheating and inflation.

  • In conclusion, fiscal responsibility is an essential component of effective governance and is intrinsically linked to the overall health and stability of an economy. A government that manages its finances prudently, maintains a balanced budget, enforces an equitable tax system, allocates resources efficiently, and manages debt responsibly, is more likely to create an environment conducive to economic growth and prosperity. It is through these practices that governments can fulfill their obligations to their citizens and contribute to the long-term well-being of the nation.

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A delivery man is arrested on charges of raping a woman

  • In Noida skyscraper Defendant Sumit Singh was previously jailed for illegally selling alcohol. Special arrangement
  • The accused committed the crime when he saw the victim alone early Friday morning. He grabbed a police officer’s gun and opened fire while trying to escape.

A 25-year-old delivery boy has been arrested for allegedly raping a woman in a high-rise building in Noida, where he had gone to deliver groceries at the victim’s request through a mobile app, police said.

The events occurred on Friday morning. According to the police, the accused, Sumit Singh, a resident of Badalpur in Gautam Budh Nagar, was working at Plinkett Grocery aggregator. He broke into the 19-year-old’s apartment after finding her alone and raped her. “Then he fled from there on a bike,” an officer said.

After the victim reported it, several police teams were formed to arrest the suspect. He was finally arrested in Khairpur.

Immediately after his arrest, the suspect grabbed a police officer’s gun and opened fire while trying to escape. The other officials present there retaliated in self-defense and Sumit Singh sustained injuries to his leg, the officer said, adding that the pistol was recovered from him and he was taken to go to a local hospital for treatment. According to the police, the accused was jailed for selling illegal liquor and his brother Manoj is also a history columnist.

  • The screams were still inaudible
  • When he left the apartment, the woman ran to the balcony and raised the alarm, but no one heard his screams, so he fled the community. “Since the accident occurred early in the morning, most people were probably asleep,” the official said. “From the details of his call, it appears that he was hiding in a dark corner of the society for at least an hour and then escaped on a bicycle from Gate No. 3 of the society,” the officer said after scanning the CCTV footage.

He said that the woman was temporarily staying in an apartment owned by her brother-in-law. He had asked her to take care of his apartment and his livestock since his return to his hometown.

Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the Plinkett grocery complex said they are fully cooperating with police.

The spokesman added: “We cannot comment further as the investigation is ongoing.”

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Source: www.thehindu.com

A war in which humanity is currently being judged

A war in which humanity is currently being judged (Israel-Gaza War )

On October 7, 2023, the 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War, Hamas launched a brutal attack on Israel, killing more than a thousand people, most of them civilians, and kidnapping more than 200 others. This unprecedented attack has devastated Israel. The Indian National Congress firmly believes that violence has no place in a decent world, and unequivocally condemned the attacks launched by Hamas the following day.

  • However, this tragedy(War ) was exacerbated by the random operations carried out by the Israeli army in and around Gaza, which resulted in the killing of thousands of people, including many innocent children, women and men. Israeli state power is now focused on taking revenge on a largely helpless and innocent population. The destructive power of one of the world’s most powerful military arsenals has been unleashed on children, women and men who did not participate in the Hamas attack; On the contrary, most of them have been the subject of decades of discrimination and suffering.

Random destruction

During this war, as it is now described, entire families were wiped out and the surrounding neighborhoods were reduced to rubble. Health facilities are unable to cope with the widespread humanitarian crisis affecting the population. Deprivation of water, food and electricity is nothing more than collective punishment of the Palestinian people. The outside world, especially those who want to help, are largely trapped in Gaza, where relief and aid reach the poor in trickles rather than in the necessary volume. This is not only inhumane, but also violates international law. A small number of Gazans escaped the violence. Confined to a small, densely populated strip, they had nothing to rely on. Now, even the occupied West Bank is burning and the conflict is spreading.

Future prospects are worrying. Senior Israeli officials spoke of the destruction and evacuation of a large part of the Gaza Strip. The Israeli Defense Minister describes the Palestinians as “human animals.” This inhumane language is shocking when it comes from descendants of Holocaust victims. Humanity is currently being tested. We have been collectively degraded by the brutal attacks on Israel. Today, we are all weakened by Israel’s brutal and disproportionate response. How many more lives do we have to live before our collective consciousness wakes up and awakens?

The Israeli government is making a grave mistake when it equates the actions of Hamas with the actions of the Palestinian people. Determined to destroy Hamas, it has brought wanton death and destruction to ordinary people in Gaza. Even if we ignore the Palestinians’ long history of suffering, by what logic can an entire people be responsible for the actions of a few people?

It must be constantly emphasized that the complex problems facing the Palestinians – problems rooted in a turbulent imperial history orchestrated by outside powers – can only be resolved through conversation. It is also important to reiterate that this dialogue must respond to the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people, including the aspirations to establish a sovereign state, which they have been denied for decades, while ensuring the security of Israel.

The world must act

  • Voices are rising on both sides to put an end to this madness. Many Israelis, who have lost friends and relatives in terrorist attacks, still believe that dialogue with the Palestinians is the only way forward. Many Palestinians acknowledge that violence will only lead to more suffering and push them away from their dream of a life of dignity, equality and dignity.

It is unfortunate that many influential countries are completely partisan when they should be doing everything they can to end the war. Louder and stronger voices should support a military closure. Otherwise, this cycle will continue and it is unlikely that anyone in the region will be able to live in peace for much longer.

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Source: www.thehindu.com

Vision document to make India a $30 trillion economy by 2047 in final  phase, project  to be ready by December 

 NITI Aayog  consolidates  ten  sector-wise  thematic visions into  a single document “Viksit  Bharat @  2047”; Some  states  developed parallel  visions  

  NITI Aayog CEO BVR Subrahmanyam said on Sunday that the  vision document aimed at making India a developed  nation  is in  the  final stages and  the  draft is expected to be ready by December,  he added. that this  document will be made public  after  three  months.  Ten  Sectoral Groups  of  Secretaries  (SGoS) from various ministries  established  around themes  such as  infrastructure,  social protection, trade  and industry,  technology  and  governance,  each prepared a vision document  throughout the  nearly  two-year process.  

 NITI Aayog, which was tasked with  consolidating  ten  sector-wise  thematic visions in July this year, has also  predicted  that  the Indian  economy will be worth $30 trillion  by  2047, with a per capita GDP of  17,590 USD.  

 While Subrahmanyam did not  reveal  the  contents  of the draft vision document being  put together  by NITI Aayog, he added that the document  points out  the sectors and technologies in which India  is expected to lead  by  2047.  and  address the  institutional and structural reforms  needed  to  achieve this.  He also  said  that the  outcome document ‘Viksit  Bharat @  2047’  will be  important  in helping India avoid the middle-income trap, which remains a major concern in policy circles. 

  Subrahmanyam shared that the  10  SGoS started preparing their respective vision documents in December 2021 based on  the policy briefs  and  general  economic parameters and  forecasts released  by the Ministry of  Finance . Ten  SGoS, based on  the  themes of rural and  agricultural,  infrastructure, resources, social vision, welfare, finance and  economics, trade  and industry, technology, governance,  as well as such as  security and foreign affairs,  has  also  conducted extensive  consultations with  many different  think  tanks and researchers. 

Organisations, chambers of  industry  and export promotion councils.  For example, the SGoG on  Trade  and  Industry  consulted  more than  20,000 people. 

  The apex  political  think tank has also announced plans  to consult  thought leaders like Mukesh Ambani, Gautam Adani, Nandan Nilekani, N Chandrasekaran, among  others,  in the  last  week  end  of November.  Ten  SGoS have also created their vision documents keeping in mind  the  eight megatrends expected to shape the world by 2050,  among them the changing demographics of  India and  Africa,  higher income  polarization, the rise of climate disasters,  and various disruptive trends  related  to technological advances and geopolitical risks.  

 NITI Aayog is also helping Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh prepare  documents on  vision  while other states like Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu,  Goa  and Uttarakhand are preparing  documents independently. When asked  how NITI Aayog plans to align  the state  vision documents with the national vision document, Subrahmanyam  said: “This is  one of the questions  we are addressing.  I think NITI will have to  hold hands.  The good thing is that most  states  only  prepare  vision documents for the next five years while  we do  it  much longer. We will play a role from now on  because this is  a serious  exercise. 

Preliminary forecast  results from NITI  Aayog  also predict that  India’s  exports will  reach a value of 8.67  trillion  USD  in  2047,  while  the country’s  imports will  reach a value of 12.12 trillion USD.  The apex  institute of  policy  research  also predicts  that India’s  life expectancy  will increase  to 71.8 from 67.2 in 2021 and  the  literacy rate  will increase  to  89.8%  from  77.8%  in  2021 .  

Source www.indianexpress.com

 “2047 will be a very different India. It will  have a high degree of urbanization.  Where we live,  how we get around,  the  type  of  work  we do, what we  eat – everything will  change  dramatically between now and then.  The way the government is structured also  needs  to change,” Subrahmanyam said. He added that the government needs  a  radical restructuring, both horizontally and vertically,  so  that  lower levels of government  are fully responsible for  implementation so that senior officials can spend more time  on build ideas.  

 Last week, it was announced that  consulting firm BCG has also been hired by the government to  help prepare  the  ‘Viksit  Bharat @  2047’  document, which was first  projected  by  Prime Minister  Modi in December 2021.  

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India Inc  focuses on  IT  and  hires more  technicians  

Today, most Indian companies, regardless of sector,  are  strengthening  their IT capabilities. Banks  are forced  to do  this because  customers prefer  to transact  on  apps  or online.  

 A major public sector bank recently said it is  preparing  to  become  a major  IT  powerhouse. A few days  ago,  Dabur became  the  first  Indian  FMCG  company  to complete  its  cloud migration.  Earlier  this year, Boeing  announced  it would open its new and  second largest  campus outside its global headquarters in Virginia, at  the  Aerospace Park in  Bangalore. Today, most Indian companies, regardless of sector,  are  strengthening  their IT capabilities. Banks  are forced  to do  this because  customers prefer  to transact  on  apps  or online.  

 All of this  creates many  work opportunities for software  professionals,  especially at a time when the IT  services industry  is  facing  an uncertain global environment. Unlike in the past, the majority of tech-related  job opportunities  posted  on  job  boards today come  from non-tech companies.

  Prasadh M S,  head of workforce research at  Xpheno, told FE  that  there are currently  just  under 90,000 active tech job  postings  across the  country,  across  both  tech and non-tech sectors. “About two-thirds of this  comes  from the non-tech sector,” Prasadh  observes.  

 India Inc  focuses on  IT  and  hires more  technicians  

  Today, most Indian companies, regardless of sector,  are  strengthening  their IT capabilities. Banks  are forced  to do  this because  customers prefer  to transact  on  apps  or online. 

  Prasad  MS, head of workforce research at  Xpheno, told FE  that  there are currently  just  under 90,000 active tech job openings  nationwide,  across  both  tech and non-tech  sectors .  “About two-thirds of this  comes  from the non-tech sector,” Prasadh  observes.  A major public sector bank recently said it is  preparing  to  become  a major  IT  powerhouse. A few days  ago,  Dabur became  the  first  Indian  FMCG  company  to complete  its  cloud migration.  Earlier  this year, Boeing  announced  it would open its new and  second largest  campus outside its global headquarters in Virginia, at  the  Aerospace Park in  Bangalore.  

Source www.indianexpress.com

  Today, most Indian companies, regardless of sector,  are  strengthening  their IT capabilities. Banks  are forced  to do  this because  customers prefer  to transact  on  apps  or online.  All of this  creates many  work opportunities for software  professionals,  especially at a time when the IT  services industry  is  facing  an uncertain global environment. Unlike in the past, the majority of tech-related  job opportunities  posted  on  job  boards today come  from non-tech companies. 

  Prasadh M S,  head of workforce research at  Xpheno, told FE  that  there are currently  just  under 90,000 active tech job  postings  across the  country,  across  both  tech and non-tech sectors. “About two-thirds of this  comes  from the non-tech sector,” Prasadh  observes.  

 Varun Sachdeva,  senior vice president  and  head of  APAC  at  NLB  Services, commented that  his  company currently has  about  55-60%  of professionals  from outside  the  technology sector. In the past  we used to see  75-80% of technology employees being recruited to  IT  companies,  said  Sachdeva,  adding  that  there has been a  marked change  in the last nine months. NLB  welcomes  about  1,000 to 1,200  professionals  each month,  of which about 50%  go to  non-tech  fields. Gaurav Vasu, founder of UnearthInsight, estimates demand  for tech talent in non-tech  companies  is expected to grow  9-10% in  fiscal 2024. “Wages  are growing  12 to 14%  in these  companies.  IT companies are  expected  to  increase salaries  and  the pace of  external hiring  to  slow down to 6-7%  and  10-15% respectively,” Vasu told FE.  

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Microsoft Teams to enable phone calls;  The American  giant  cooperates  with Airtel 

 The company said in a statement that  this is  the first time  a leading company  in the country  has been  able to connect mobile and landline users. 

  Microsoft  plans  to introduce a new feature to its  Microsoft Teams  conferencing platform: Phone  calls. The  American  software giant has partnered with India’s Bharti Airtel to enable  this functionality across desktop  and mobile applications.  

 The company said in a statement that  this is  the first time  a leading company  in the country  has been  able to connect mobile and landline users. 

  The  press release adds  that the service will  currently  be available  only  to  businesses. “Airtel’s legacy  connectivity  power  combined with  Microsoft  technology will  deliver  reliability, cost savings, ease of management  and above all  scalability  to  all customers, ensuring that  in the future In the future  they can  just  focus  on  productivity,”  Airtel  IQ chief business officer  Abhishek Biswal said in  a press release.  

 Source www.hindustantimes.com

 This feature  involves  users directly texting and calling external users through the  app.  The  key  feature is to streamline  business communication  and  collaboration.  

  “We  are  excited  to partner with Airtel and introduce an innovative solution that will enable  the Indian  workforce to  access  new  levels  of productivity,  collaboration  and efficiency, transforming the future of work in the  country.” ,  Microsoft,  country director,  Modern Work &  Surface,  India  and  South Asia,  said  Shruti  Bhatia.  

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