Mallika Nawal
Mallika Nawal is a professor-cum-writer. She is a best-selling author of three management books and has taught at reputed institutes like Xavier Institute of Management Bhubaneswar, S.P. Jain Center of Management Dubai and IIT Kharagpur. She was also part of the subcommittee on Management Education and made recommendations to the Ministry of HRD for the 11th Five-Year-Plan.
What Will Be the Issue(s) That the 2019 Elections Will Be Fought On?
With less than a year to go for the general elections of 2019, political parties are clamouring to get the voter’s attention. So, what will be the issues that the 2019 elections can expect to focus on? Here’s a run-down of the top 5 issues that may become the deciding factor of the 2019 elections:
Inflation and the Falling rupee
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Importance of the Youth voices and opinion in Improving the Quality of Education
Look at the irony of the Indian educations system! We study concepts but we seldom apply them to real-life. Don’t believe me?!? Think about this - we all have studied Economics in school but our sole purpose was to mug up the concepts and parrot it in order to get the most marks. That is the grim reality that...
IAS Without UPSC: What exactly is lateral entry into the Civil Services?
In an unprecedented and pioneering move, the government has, for the first time, invited private sector employees with 15 years of work experience and a minimum age criteria of 40, to skip the UPSC route and join directly at the Joint Secretary level. At present, the Central government is inviting applications for ten such positions in different ministries and...
AMU and Jinnah: What happened to Sense and Sensibility?
Sometimes the questions being posed in the present can only be answered by revisiting the past. And the past I am referring to here belongs to one of the bloodiest bloodbath in the human history, aka the Indian Partition, that left more than a million dead and left many more millions displaced in one of the biggest mass migrations...
How United Hindus Are Harmful for the Congress
When the Colonial Masters left India in the hands of the Congress leaders in 1947, they invariably taught them an invaluable lesson in power and politics: Divide-and-Rule. A mantra that has governed the political landscape of India for years to come with Congress being its top practitioner.
It wasn’t surprising, after all! After all, even the Government of India Act,...
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