CK Vishwanath: Majority of voters are entrepreneurs, self-employed or gig-workers…
Changing voter profile is the end result the global economic transition and on the sidelines of that there are social and cultural implications. But how do political parties meet these emerging challenges and evolve?
The plain reality is that those parties that fail to respond to changing voter expectations, needs and aspirations or will get rejected. Left parties are particularly vulnerable in this sense and they could fall into this trap of voter rejection. Left political segments, often refuse to respond to the specific issues of the above mentioned new voter segments.
Solar power can make SMEs sustainable
The MSME sector has a crucial role to play in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. And they account for around 25% of the annual energy consumption of the industrial sector as per the “Yes Institute Report” titled “Climate Change as a…
Festivals, Entrepreneurs and MSMEs
India, indeed, is a land of festivals and each one of them is celebrated with equal gaiety, be it Ganesh chaturdhi or Dussera or Divali of Hindus, Id of Muslims, Christmas of Christians and Guru Govind Singh’s birthday of Sikhs and so on
Business mentoring for SMEs
A good business mentor can help bridge the gap providing expert guidance and an invaluable sounding board that can make the difference between business success and failure.
