Author: Samir Halder
Indian Healthcare: Nightmare at 21st Century
With the growth in economy, India have witness a rapid growth rate of 16.5 percent (1) in the field of healthcare facilities as it is one of the largest sector to generate revenue and employment with expected to generate USD 160 billion by 2017 and USD280 billion by 2020. (2) Most of the growth in…
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India: Threatens by Learning Crisis
With the rapid growth of economy over last 20 years, the quality for education system have degraded as most study indicates that India may be the “fastest growing” large economy and yet have a poor education system. (1) (2) India is one of the countries which is providing less emphasis on investment in Human Capital…
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Indian Society: First priority for women should be the role of parenting and family.
Some study suggests, that the role of women in India is changing from homemaker to corporate owners. The structure of workforce has too changed as more and more women are encouraged to workplace. (1) (2) (3) According to WEF report there are only 9 percent of female participation in ownership within Indian firms. (3) The…
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India still in grasp of Modern Slavery and Forced Labour in 21st Century
It all starts when you are asked to work for long hours to complete project without any extra benefits. And gradually it repeats day after day. Modern slavery is so invisible that it is impossible get detected. Around 25 million people around the world are victims of force labor exploitation in private sectors out of…
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Impact of Organization’s Fraud on Employee
Since independence India have witnesses lots of financial scams. A study suggested that during 2008-10, the financial fraud had impacted around 87 percent of Indian companies where more than 75 percent of Indian companies said that fraud had increased gradually. (1) According to an estimate more than 20.23 Trillion US Dollar had been lost due…
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India… a hope for pollution free environment
Recent emergency declaration made by Indian Medical Association that Delhi is suffering from pollution emergency as the pollution rises to nearly 45 percent more than Beijing, China with some recording an Air Quality Indel (AQI) maximum of up to 999. (1) In 2016, the World Health Organization (WHO) have put 10 Indian cities on the…
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