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India Market Growth Prospects of Food & Beverages – 2023- 27- DART Consulting Forecasts 14% Growth in the Coming Years

The food & beverage industry encompasses those companies that facilitate the production and manufacturing of various consumable food items.  The ecosystem includes the facilities which transport, serve, or sell such edible products.  This market predominantly consists of beverages & food manufacturing operations, catering, food joints, food transportation facilities, along with other closely related segments.  Being a developing nation with a rapidly expanding population base, India is Read more [...]

Pharma Industry in India would grow at 14% in 2023 – 27 – Growth Prospects of Pharmaceutical Industry in India 2023 – 27 – DART Consulting

The pharmaceutical industry in India is the world’s 3rd largest by volume and 14th largest in terms of value.  India is one of the largest suppliers of low-cost vaccines in the world.  Because of the low price and high quality, Indian medicines are preferred worldwide, thereby rightly making the country the “Pharmacy of the World”.  India’s pharmaceutical sector forms a major component of the country’s foreign trade, with attractive avenues and opportunities for investors.  The country Read more [...]

What are the Components of Financial Services sector in India. Quick Review about the Growth Prospects of Financial Services in 2023- 27

The financial services industry in India is on a constant expansion, in terms of growth in existing financial services firms as well as new entities emerging in the market. The financial services industry comprises various key subsegments. The Financial Services are spread across mutual funds, stockbrokers, wealth managers, pension funds, insurance companies, commercial banks, and financial advisory companies.  The scale of operations range from small domestic players to large multinational companies. Read more [...]

Independent Consultants – Benefits of Joining with a Network of Consultants

Independent Consultants are professionals with expertise in any specific domain or a set of its related domains. The Consulting industry prefers those who possess knowledge advantage in specific domains combined with years of experience in the industry.  At the same time, there should be a need for such skill sets in the market.  Independent Consultants are expected to collaborate with clients in order to bring out unique business insights. Such Consultants guide clients in their business operations Read more [...]

Agnipath Scheme – Conscription and Short-Term Services in the Military

The launch of the new Agnipath scheme has ignited the flame of controversy about the selection and recruitment process of the Indian armed forces.  Does short-term recruitment affect the effectiveness of the armed forces? Do these short-term recruits have the same kind of motivation and determination as to their counterparts? Are we the first ones to come up with this kind of recruitment model? Conscription is a term connected with such short-term recruitment for military service. Conscription Read more [...]

Spanish Flu and Covid- 19 –Similarities of 1918 Flu and Covid – 19 – Interesting Anti-mask Protests of Spanish Flu and Covid – 19

Spanish flu or ‘influenza pandemic of 1918’ has been considered a similar pandemic as we experienced in Covid – 19 in the recent past, per reports.  Spanish flu was reportedly caused by the H1N1 virus, which has a gene of avian origin.  The flu or its virus was circulating around the world between 1918 and 1919, according to media reports.  It was identified in the United States, in the spring of 1918, among the soldiers in the beginning. Letter carrier in New York wearing mask for Read more [...]

National Monetisation Pipeline and Privatisation of Public Assets and Brownfield Projects– What is Brownfield and Greenfield Projects

"National Monetisation Pipeline" (MNP) project is a new term coined recently.  For general public, it is a new term much after the word “Demonetization” which had generated much flutter in the society those time. Let’s hope that the word “Monetisation” as the name sounds does not freeze currency or asset but let will release the potential of idle resources. The "National Monetisation Pipeline" is supposed to bring 6 trillion INR to economy.  The government's goal is to unlock value Read more [...]

Solar Power Installation – Grid-connected Rooftop Solar Scheme to Reduce Carbon Footprint

Global warming is being a serious threat to the international community which is affecting the world environment. In this challenge, the Government of India has determined to have 40% of power generating from renewables by 2030. The rising environmental issue is making the market more favorable for rooftop solar in India. The Government is trying to develop at least one city of each state as a solar city. To generate solar power by installing solar panels on the roof of the houses, the Ministry Read more [...]

Pros and Cons of Ongoing Online Advertising Growth – Growing Online Ads in India and Potential Death of Traditional Media

Generally, the term advertisement brings the notion of a persuasive mode of targeting potential customers to buy products or services.  At the same time, it is a mode of discerning info about products or services.  There are multiple modes to advertise, and the evolution of the online media further broadened up the opportunities to advertise.   Television, newspaper, magazines, broachers, hoardings are considered the traditional mode of advertisements.  The explosion of the internet opened up Read more [...]

Need to Change Hospital Business Model to Overcome Challenges- Healthcare System Post Covid- 19 and Growing Healthcare Cost

The recent pandemic has turned out to be the greatest threat to business continuity and it affected all sectors of the business.  Hospitals and associated healthcare system which are in the frontline have been equally affected even though one will consider this sector benefited out of treatment opportunities. The magnitude of the problem and lack of infrastructures especially in the underdeveloped regions have badly affected the hospitals and clinics.  Many hospitals and clinics were not prepared Read more [...]
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