Arpita Ghosh

India is a highly populated democratic nation. With 65% youth we are probably the largest human resource rich nation. On one hand this is a matter of pride that we have such a huge workforce, on the other it is a big challenge to feed the hands and brains with work and ensure a stable earning. The employment ratio...

The young entrepreneurs and the fresher in the private job sector think a decent salary and income in five- six digits per month is good enough for a good life ahead. This is true to an extent but not completely. The rate of inflation moves much faster than the rate of income and growth. With growing age, comes the...

What we need to understand is that, it’s a “demand for equality.” To precisely understand OROP quantitatively, here’s an example: An officer of a rank of a ‘Major’ who retires before 2005 gets a pension of 30000, where as a ‘Major’ retiring after 2005 gets a pension of 35000, even after serving for the same tenure and retiring at the...

With the kind of the financial restructuring the nation has witnessed in the past decade, be it the disguised recession of 2008 or the recent FDI discussions in 2014, it is certainly a time for the youth to value money, inspite of how rich one’s father, mother or family is. Financial independence at a young age ensures a better use...

As we celebrate the 69th Independence Day in a few hours from now, we witness a lot of changes across the social media and around us. The market is full of Tricolors and various accessories, and sudden profile picture changes, patriotic posts, sharing of patriotic photographs, even the way of salutations changes from hi and hellos to ‘Jai Hind’...