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CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) IMPACT ON VARIOUS INDUSTRIES & POTENTIAL PATHS OF RECO...Mirdul Amin Sarkar
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic is going to be the longest health crisis ever being suffered in the modern times. The pandemic has disrupted global supply chains and international trade. More than 100 countries are closing their national borders and the movement of people has come to a screeching halt. The pause in the movement of people is greatly affecting the world economy, as people are staying indoors and major industrial productions has come to a grounding halt. According to an analysis by the UN Department of Economic and Social affairs, the global economy could shrink by upto 1% in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic which is lower than the previous forecast of 2.5% growth. The UN also added that the global economy could contract even further if restrictions on economic activities are extended without any adequate fiscal responses.
The coronavirus pandemic is affecting the overall growth of global economy. Some industries are booming in the event of crisis such as Technology, Entertainment industry. Entertainment industry with strong digital presence like Netflix, Amazon prime and technology companies aiding the operations of workplace like videocalling app Zoom are growing significantly in this crisis. Sectors like Groceries, Sanitary & cleaning, Food and beverages, Wholesaling are set to increase due to the pandemic. The corona virus scare has created a huge awareness on hand washing and there is a growing consumers’ inclination towards disinfectants and sanitary products. While some industries are growing with new opportunities, some are stalled and reeling under the lockdown. Tourism and travel industry are completely out of business due to social distancing and travel restrictions. Almost 100 countries over the world have closed their borders and airports have been shut-down for passengers. The airline companies, tourism related business are losing revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Manufacturing sectors are also being closed and the productions are paused due to workers being quarantined in their homes. The agriculture sector is experiencing shortage of labor and fall in agricultural commodity prices. Banking and financial institution will be having hard time in collecting their dues and will be renegotiating credit terms. Banks also won’t be able to gain new deposits during this crisis and thereby affecting its earnings.
Russia vs Ukraine war impact in Indian economy presentation made by Sachin Pr...The Daily Update TDU
This is presentation which is made by Sachin Pratap Singh who is student of BBA,MBA & researcher in Indian economic development in education sector as well as health sector.
This presentation is related to the Ukraine vs Russia war, impact in Indian economy
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The people of Punjab felt alienated from main stream due to denial of their just demands during a long democratic struggle since independence. As it happen all over the word, it led to militant struggle with great loss of lives of military, police and civilian personnel. Killing of Indira Gandhi and massacre of innocent Sikhs in Delhi and other India cities was also associated with this movement.
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Macroeconomics- Movie Location
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2. ChandraguptaChandragupta:: 321 BCE-298321 BCE-298
BCEBCE
Unified northern India.Unified northern India.
Defeated the PersianDefeated the Persian
generalgeneral SeleucusSeleucus..
Divided his empire intoDivided his empire into
provinces, then districtsprovinces, then districts
for tax assessments and lawfor tax assessments and law
enforcement.enforcement.
He feared assassinationHe feared assassination
301 BCE301 BCE gave up his throne & becamegave up his throne & became
a Jain.a Jain.
4. • Cakravartin or “Wheel Turner.” Circuit of
conquest like the sun.
• Conquered more than 20 kingdoms. But
re-instated his defeated enemies as
tributary kings. Skilled statesman.
• Built army and even navy.
• Devout Hindu worshipper of Vishnu.
Revived ancient Vedic rites such as Horse
Sacrifice.
• Yet tolerant of Buddhism
• Wealth “rightfully acquired.” Not
oppressive.
• Great patron of literature and arts.
Revived Sanskrit as sacred language.
5. • Built coast-to coast empire.
• Emphasized alliances and strategic marriages.
• Created new Western capital, Ujjain
• Master of compromise in politics, diplomacy,
religion.
• Tolerance of Buddhism and Jainism.
• Built monasteries and gave government posts
to religious minorities.
• Built efficient bureaucracy.
• Chinese pilgrims report
absence of corporal punishment, poll or land
taxes.
Fixed salaries for soldiers.
7. Asoka (304 – 232 BCE)Asoka (304 – 232 BCE)
Religious conversionReligious conversion
after the gruesomeafter the gruesome
battle ofbattle of KalingaKalinga inin
262 BCE.262 BCE.
Dedicated his life toDedicated his life to
Buddhism.Buddhism.
Built extensive roads.Built extensive roads.
ConflictConflict how to balance Kautilya’show to balance Kautilya’s
methods of keeping powermethods of keeping power
and Buddha’s demands toand Buddha’s demands to
become a selfless person?become a selfless person?
12. Gupta kings empower merchant vaisya caste
Elaborate coinage system developed.
Trade expands. Flourishing trade with Rome, China, Arabian
world.
In many cities marketplaces surge.
BUT still essentially an agricultural economy
Feudal pattern begins as kings make land grants to
Brahmins. After Gupta period, these land grants are
increasingly made to Kshatriya or warrior caste.
Advances in agriculture: iron permits clearing of Ganges
River valley for farming.
13. Translation of works of Greek astronomy into Sanskrit. By 499 past,
future planet locations calculated accurately, solar year measured.
Geography: world longitudes redrawn, beginning in Ujjain instead of
Alexandria.
Math: World’s first effective treatises on square and cubed roots.
Numeral and decimal system developed which spread eventually to
Europe.
Philosophy: Formal logic developed. Use of syllogism.
Medicine: Free hospitals provided. Advances in bone-setting and
pharmacy soon adopted by Arabs and Greeks.
Great universities of Nalanda and Vikramasila established, receive
influx of students from all the world.
15. • Characterized by “a turning
inward, an ability to
communicate higher
spiritual states…”
• Most famous paintings are
from Ajanta Caves.
Supported by a kingdom
aligned with the Guptas
through marriage, usually
understood as part of Gupta
legacy.
• Tolerance led to flowering of Buddhist Art under Gupta
Dynasty.
• Distinctive Gupta Buddhist style. Figures were elongated,
idealized. Faces had distant, meditative gazes.
• Expressed ideals of restraint, discipline, harmony.
16. Some caves seem influenced by Therevada Buddhist
prohibition on representing the Buddha. Above is
from a series of didactic paintings based on the
Jataka.
Later caves trace transition to Mahayana Buddhism.
29 Caves in horseshoe shaped rock ravine
Oldest caves may date to 2nd
Century B.C.E,
while other caves made as late as 7th
Century
C.E.. Most made in 5th
and 6th
Centuries.
Sponsored by Gupta- allied Vakataka Dynasty.
17. Originally the Buddha’s burial
mound. Function was
remembrance simple clay mound
Gradually becomes site of worship
more elaborate form, with
spires, gates, walkways and
sculpture
Guptas renovate and elaborate
upon stupas from Ashoka’s age.