It is expected that in today’s address to the nation, the Prime Minister would present the action plan and timeline which will provide fiscal stimulus to the economy for bring back the economy on the track. RBI is already taking actions through many monetary policy instruments to maintain the liquidity in the economy as well as a favourable exchange rate. SEBI is also taking actions to contain the volatility in the stock markets. It must be noted that current stock market crashes are nothing but the panic response to the crisis brought by the unexpected outbreak of Coronavirus pandemic from the corporate sector as well as the investors. But it would be a temporary phase. Once the economic activities start tending back towards the normal, the losses in stock market will be recovered in a month or two. Investors just need to remain invested (if invested in good stocks).
Coronavirus Pandemic: Extraordinary Hours Require Extraordinary Efforts

On the other hand the government must have to scale up and fasten medical facilities such as testing labs and ventilation equipment for fighting and containing this Coronavirus pandemic. Also it must have to be understood that in this hour of extraordinary crisis, the vulnerable sections of the society (daily wages earners and SMEs) are most exposed to and these need fiscal support from the government. Implementing Universal Basic Income (UBI) is the only and the most appropriate tool in the hands of government for speedy response irrespective fiscal deficit. Without doubt, the fiscal deficit will increase but that is a short term consequence and a little cost to keep up the economic activities and consumption.
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Book Review: On Entrepreneurship and Impact - Desh Deshpande

Desh Deshpande is a serial entrepreneur having founded many successful start-ups. In this book summarizes those experiences by keeping the needs of the entrepreneurs in mind than academics. So the language is simple and the words have been used wisely to communicate the very subject very clearly but don’t offer a ready-made solution anything but advice as how to tread the water. It explains how and why a social entrepreneur needs to ensure the engagement with the general public and local participation for creating sustainable solutions as well as sustainable organizations.
कोरोना, गोमूत्र और उपहास का कॉकटेल

Lakshmi Vilas Bank: Next in the List of Failing Banks?

Financial Stablility & Development Board should Intervene Now

ज्योतिरादित्य सिंधिया और भाजपा: रिस्क और रिटर्न का ट्रेड ऑफ

Coronavirus: Why a Fear Frenzy Behaviour?

Yes Bank Failure: A Collective Failure of Regulators
The arrest of Rana Kapoor by Enforcement Directorate (ED) after hours of questioning and the problems arising at Yes Bank are not something that are related to the problems at Yes Bank only. It is part of a bigger story and is result of collective regulatory failure. News are not talking that ED is expected to question Rana Kapoor’s wife too in the same case. These incidents at Yes Bank are not just related to Yes Bank only and stray events but also have direct links to scams and ongoing high profile investigation in DHFL case. In case of DHFL many financial institutions and individuals (celebrities and professionals) are said to be involved to varying degrees.
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