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Stock Market: Boon or Bane? Evaluating the Indian Market!

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The stock market, a bustling hub of financial activity, has long been a topic of debate. For some, it represents opportunities for wealth creation and economic growth, while others view it as a source of volatility and risk. This article delves into the Indian stock market, examining its advantages and disadvantages, and offering insights into whether it can be considered a boon or a bane. The Indian stock market offers several advantages. Firstly, it serves as a platform for wealth creation. Through strategic investments in well-performing companies, individuals can potentially benefit from capital appreciation and dividend payouts, resulting in long-term financial growth. Secondly, the stock market enables capital mobilization. Companies can raise funds through initial public offerings (IPOs), allowing them to expand their operations, conduct research and development, and contribute to economic growth. Moreover, the market provides diverse investment opportunities, allowing investo...
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Want To Serve Country? Start Earning!

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Everybody in India aspires to serve the country. When it comes to serving the country, one can imagine joining the military, civil services, or opening an NGO.  What individuals never believe that all the previously mentioned services are reliant upon the citizen's tax. Hence the higher the tax the better these services will be able to work. On average Indian government spends approximately two thousand billion rupees annually. Most of the spending goes into interest payments, pensions, subsidies, central sector schemes, etc. All this spending needs strong finance. Presently, everyone is going after a service that requires citizen's tax, then who will pay for it? Hence the biggest service one can render to the nation is by generating wealth. More wealth means more tax which eventually makes these services better. Let's understand this with an example, USA is the biggest superpower in the world. Its Defence budget is enough to explain the point. The Defence budget of USA is ...
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COVID Second Wave! Why India Worst Hit?

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"It is our attitude at the beginning of a difficult task which, more than anything else, will affect its successful outcome." - William Jones The World has barely recovered from the first wave that the second wave arrived and started wreaking havoc in every country. The second strain which was first found in a foreign country also reached India and now the situation is out of control. This strain is mutating and making it difficult for people to get recovered. All the countries are suffering but among all the countries India is worst affected. India records the highest daily cases along with the surge in daily fatalities. India is struggling but fighting strong.  So, what went wrong in the first place? Despite the large population and not so powerful healthcare system, India managed to control the spread of coronavirus in the first wave. So what happened? why suddenly people started dying and how we ran out of resources, let's discuss in detail. The very first reason is t...
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Entrepreneurship: Need of The Hour

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"Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree long time ago"- Warren Buffet. Indian economy is one of the worst affected economies in the world amid coronavirus. GDP growth rate is -9.6 percent. India has entered into a technical recession for the first time as per an RBI official. If India continues to be in recession for several quarters then India may slip into an economic depression. The IMF(International Monetary Fund) on 24 June projected a sharp contraction of 4.5 percent for the Indian economy in 2020. Hence, this situation is very crucial and if neglected could turn into a catastrophe.  The GDP during the April-June quarter had contracted a sharp 23.9 percent, the worst contraction in the history of the Indian economy due to novel coronavirus which resulted in a nationwide lockdown. The GDP for the July-September quarter contracts 7.5 percent as per provisional estimates released by the Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation. The ...
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Islamophobia: What Should We Do?

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"I saw shine in those eyes when they talk with me. Then I uttered my name, suddenly those eyes lost their shine and became fearful. Then only I realized something is called Islamophobia". I find pain and prejudice suffered by Muslims for the acts of few. Life is getting difficult day by day as we continue to hear more cases related to Islamophobia. The term "Islamophobia" means fear of Islam. When people without understanding something start to have a negative feeling about it, the feeling soon turns into a phobia. This word was not very popular a few decades ago but now its resonance is increasing with its effects and consequences. In the time of the global pandemic, a section of the Muslim community was perceived as a super spreader of coronavirus in India which then sparked an outrage among all the other people and resulted in the rise of Islamophobia. Media catalyzed the situation by totally shifting the blame on one community which resulted in a series ...
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After Effects of Lockdown In India

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Lockdown is coming to an end throughout India. But we are seeing that many states are extending lockdown on their own. What we need to understand is that why in this epidemic, lockdown has become a great deal and a heated topic of debate not only in our country but in the whole world. We also need to see what will happen when this lockdown gets lifted, its effects and consequences. In order to understand all this we need to look how effective lockdown has been till now. So, let's talk about lockdown and its effects and after effects. Lockdown is one of the solutions adopted worldwide to curb the spread of virus from human to human transmission. Every country which implemented the lockdown has seen positive effects in controlling the spread of virus. In India, we have a population of 1.3 billion people and we can't afford a community transmission which would have devastating effect to an extent none can imagine. Lockdown may be the best possible option right now but it...
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Viewing Earth in Lockdown from COVID-19 Pandemic

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Woke up this morning, found that today is another day of staying at home when nearly whole world is on lockdown. I thought why not to go in balcony and observe things while I have the time. I went to balcony and stood there, I felt the breeze and looked up in the sky. I felt different, as it was like the sky was clearer than before, air was less polluted, no noise on the road as it was me directly interacting with the nature. Today world is facing one of the biggest pandemics in the history but it has taught us a lot of things which I would like to share with you all. A message so strong that it has made us look and ponder on our own existence. Earth has told us that humans don't own this planet, we are mere tenants and if we have a misunderstanding of thinking ourselves as the owner of this planet then we need to think again. Humans are only couple of thousand years old but this earth is millions of years old. It has seen a long number of events in history including the ic...
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