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The Cost of Hunger

Every second child suffers from some form of malnutrition in India, leading to diminished mental ability and increased risks of nutrition-related diseases. 144 million children under the age of 5 around the world are stunted, with a third of these children in India. India loses up to 4 per cent of its GDP and up to 8 per cent of its productivity due to child malnutrition, as per estimates.

How does the government estimate these figures and do the surveying methodologies used portray a true picture of reality? How do the policy makers plan to overcome these issues through the government’s intervention?

Check out Rohan Punhani’s article on ‘The Cost of Hunger‘ that delves into these questions and provides a greater insight into the larger issues at hand.

Yulu

How is this technology-driven mobility platform making money?

Consulting Crossword #6

Take a journey through the technicalities, histories and legacies of the consulting industry through our weekly crossword!

BNPL Industry

Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) is a significant disruption in payment methods and e-commerce financing that has rapidly become popular in the pandemic’s aftermath. Amidst restrictions and lockdowns there has been an e-commerce surge, as consumers turned to the online mode for all kinds of purchases. With retailers increasingly offering such instant approval point-of-sale loans, BNPL rose to prominence in the past decade as an alternative form of credit for online retail purchases.

Delve deeper into this industry through this finely curated Research Report with extensive analysis covering the industry from different aspects.

Inside Out: The Whistleblower’s Loyalty Tradeoff

How do you feel about an employee “exposing” a company and letting out its “dirty secrets”? Pure wicked or arguable?

The concept of whistleblowing has started to gain recognition in India only in the recent past, and as it grew, bigger were the headlines. While some condemned the whistler, there were cases that shed light on the sheer harassment and ostracization they were faced with.

What decides whether something is valid or not? Is the situation particularly worse in India? What does the future look like?

Read on as Ishi Jain dissects this dilemma and explores the unsaid boundaries of bringing out the “inside”.