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Newsletter · By Rajeeva Ranjan · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    Mindfulness in Business (opens the original)

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    The words like consciousness, awareness, mindfulness and likes are supposed to be the vocabulary of spiritual realms. However, they are equally, if not more, relevant to the business and daily life, as well. Today, let us try to understand the importance of consciousness in our business environment.Let us analyse some of our basic assumptions about business and businessmen in general. We assume that business enterprises are set up either for wealth creation, social welfare or both. We also assum

  2. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    The cost of being an achiever (opens the original)

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    With every human child born in the world, the story of achievement and success starts afresh. Initially the parents, then the teachers, then friends and then self – maybe in different orders – compel the child to be the best in whatever they desire to be. The desire to be the best in whatever they do, indirectly means that they have to be superior to everybody else in that field.In the world, where everybody is united by a common thread and everybody has a unique role to play, the society loves

  3. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    Sales Efforts – Is the focus wrong? (opens the original)

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    Corporate world believes that sales is the most important factor in sustenance of any business, and rightly so. If you cannot sell your product or services, the enterprise will close, sooner or later. To tackle this, there is a sales target, based on which the entire enterprise works, including production, distribution, and supply. So far, so good.However, priority needs to be given to the product or service that has the “maximum volume and contribution” to the topline and bottom line of the com

  4. Issue · Sep 11, 2026

    The invisible traps of startups (opens the original)

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    In India, startups are the new buzz words. Everyone wants to start something new, everyone is innovating. Government is promoting startups from top of their voice. The technical institutes are taking great pride in flaunting the number of startups they have every year vis-à-vis the jobs undertaken by passing graduates. The professors promote startups, the peers support startups. The students are in josh. The ideas are discussed with great gusto and broom….., the startup is standing on its own le

  5. Issue · Sep 8, 2026

    What makes one, a professional? (opens the original)

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    Most of us, who are here, sincerely believe that we are professionals, and we have our own reasons for believing that. We may have acquired professional degrees, we may have tons of experiences in any specific sector, we might be extremely skilled in our specific art, science or commerce. However, in addition to these as per my understanding, among other things, another quality that must be present in all professionals is - integrity.Simply said, it means:• We follow the rules, stick to the time

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