Bijay's Blog

Being Ethical Being ethical and a businessman are altogether paradoxical. Business is synonymous to growth, only an opportunist person can lead the entire organisation for the fulfillment of the single point objective, boosting up revenue. This is altogether a non-criminal act of prudent business management that may not necessarily be absolutely ethical. When business competitors leave no stone unturned for ensuring each others failure expecting ethical practices is abnormal.  Personally I am a big fan of Ratan Tata, the former head of the oldest and largest business empire in India, the Tata Group. The elite list in fact a minuscule archive of gentleman- businessman that I personally adore and admire. Be that be Narayan Murthy of Infy or Mr.Bose, the name i.e. identical to unparalleled acoustic products. Well I never proclaimed, the business practices followed by these organisations just mentioned are completely principled or these gentlemen are completely unaware of the major

Do not Disturb “Greed is good” ~ Wall Street. Three words that are arguably the finest epitaph for the era of excess that began in the 1980s, excessive greed  compounded   even further and finally culminated in the most serious economic crisis in 2008 impairing the whole economy. “Madness is badness of spirit, when one seeks profit from all sources” - Aristotle. We have the new nomenclature as coined famously by British media "Casino Banking" quite evidently instrumental for high growth across business verticals, multiplying money over a century now. Greed probably closely echoes the inherent driving spirit of the industry. However the exposure is now unlimited and stakes are quite high, financial crisis are driving the economy to nothing but a double deep recession. The unraveling facts yet to appear in public domain might potentially bring in new surprises in the crises laden economy. “How much is enough” ~Money Never Sleeps, sums up the important messag

Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. In the late sixties, the proximity towards power exposed this wild side of her more apparently. The madness of her absolute power was so extreme that she demolished the very structure of democracy that initiated her into Indian Politics. The most powerful leader ever born in India was so power hungry that she would happily encroach upon all socio-political codes established by our revered constitution. If I go by the hearsay, she even perpetrated elimination of the most honest and loved leader of our nation in connivance with anti national external forces. As the continuance of the slain leader in office could have perpetually marred the anarchist queen's chances in politics. There were similar allegations around the death of her younger son who was once her chief political mastermind cum henchman. May be that's her strategy to prolong her affair with the chair even if that means killing her own people. Whenever the paid

Save Planet A strong inscription in my childhood memory, is a non-fiction story of an object called "Plastic". The exact narrative described it as "the biggest invention of last century". The heroic account was so loud that most of my childhood discussions were dedicated to this telling theory of  technological insurgency. If 18th century was committed to brand new innovations, the next centuries credited to acceleration and spread through industrial revolution. Stress on consumption to promulgate growth was the only corporate slogan though with necessary lexical alteration. The very last thing on the card was concern for nature, which is regarded as very regressive and con-industrialization. Quite obviously industrialization ensured employment, good life style and technology in the reach of common man. Come 21st century, the whole perspective underwent an exhaustive change, flipping the very perception upside down with more focus on preservation than growth.We