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.
BJP Sweeps the Broom Off the Streets
The BJP wave seems to have swept the MCD Elections in Delhi too, with BJP retaining its strong-hold on all the three civic bodies, i.e. the North Delhi Municipal Corporation, the South Delhi Municipal Corporation and the East Delhi Municipal Corporation; while registering a third-time win by winning 66 out of the 104 wards (North), 70 out of 104...
One India, One Election – Pros and Cons
BJP election manifesto envisioned the conduct of simultaneous elections across the country…all at one go! Since then, there has been much debate around this notion of ‘One India, One Election’.
Of course, the voices supporting either side are fairly strong, which is why it is important to listen to them both before deciding on the feasibility of the concept. Hence,...
Rich Indians Should Donate more to Universities and Government Schools
Well…first things first…an educational institution is not a money-making entrepreneurial venture, for it solely exists for the charitable purpose of imparting education. Which means that given its premise, it cannot be expected to generate profits by charging its students exorbitant fees. This of course means that most educational institutions in India, are thus short of funds and need charitable...
Has the BJP become a Catch All Party?
Well, first of all…I believe, it’s time for a quick vocabulary lesson (so at least we can understand the article in its present context). You see, in the world of politics, a big tent or catch-all party is basically a reference term used for that particular party which actually professes and uses a diverse mandate or viewpoint in order...
Why is the Indian media losing its credibility?
Well, first things first…as a journalist’s daughter, I have always held the deepest regards for honest, unbiased and just journalists. Yet…ironically enough, as a journalist’s daughter, I also know that not every journalist is worthy of our time and attention, let alone our respect. You see…several years ago (when media meant ‘print’ and when journalists were more concerned with...
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