No smooth sail for Indian IT companies in FY23

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No smooth sail for Indian IT companies in FY23
Geopolitical risks, record attrition and risks around rising inflation and currency volatility may stymie Indian tech's blockbuster growth story.
How desi cartoon characters are being used to drive brand messaging
According to Dream Theatre, one of India's largest licensing companies, India booked $1.86 billion worth of licensing revenues in 2019; of this, entertainment licensing led the tally with $669 million, followed by corporate licensing at $586 million and fashion licensing at $535 million.
Is office essential for work? Return to office is a minefield, employees & employers are negotiating
With the Omicron surge ebbing and the bulk of their workforce vaccinated, many companies are asking staff to return to office. But who all should come, when, how often and how to convince employees of the point of it all is a minefield companies here, like their peers across the world, are gingerly navigating.
Hair loss in women boosts healthy growth for tressmakers
But it's not just alopecia that's given the hair-loss segment a boost. Covid, hormonal and lifestyle changes also have an impact. Asha Hariharan, Education Director, Enrich Salons, says: "Nowadays, due to pollution, food intake, stress that people go through it is often and is a condition found happening to a younger age group. Today we see that 50% of women have hair fall issues while earlier we would have 20% to 30% of walk-ins complain about the same."
With the waning of the pandemic, sporting leagues for kho kho and handball are raring to kick off
As the race to be associated with new sports leagues began, many thought cricket finally would have competition in India. Within a few years, Tendulkar and many others exited the clubs. But leagues like the ISL and the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) survived due to corporate backing in terms of league and franchise ownerships. Then Covid-19 came, sounding the death knell for smaller franchise-format leagues.
View: We have a social behaviour problem in India
When our building manager spoke to Mr A, the flasher, about the blaring bells he tolled at dawn and dusk, he threatened, saying that as he was protected by a Hindu outfit and that nothing would come out of our protests.
View: How can anyone be Bharat Mata's father?
In Gwalior, it is not difficult to come across people who don't think much of Gandhi. For them, his assassination is no longer a millstone around the nation's neck, but an act of 'glory' and 'patriotism'. Here, sankalp and balidan - resolve and sacrifice - are part of the vocabulary in conversations referring to Gandhi's assassins, not 'conspiracy' and 'execution'.
Larger scope for account aggregators to lift credit access
The AA framework will further scale up when both financial and non-financial data are shared on the AA network
View: The advent of the Champions League made Europe a priority for more teams than ever before
​​The Europa Conference League is a useful reminder. It might easily have failed, had the cynicism of the major European leagues — the ones who believe that all anybody wants is to watch the same teams play each other, over and over again, in various combinations — proved infectious. That it has thrived is not simply because it was a good idea. It is because we accepted that it was a good idea and because we decided that it mattered.
RMZ set to acquire large land parcel in Gurgaon
With many under-construction projects, RMZCorp plans to make 5-6 million sq ft operational this year and is also looking at launching at least 15-20 msf by the end of this year, spread across all cities. "We are looking for something large in Gurgaon for IT development of big size. We are interested in the Gurgaon market and we will acquire something very soon," said Thirumal Govindra
The mystery of the missing Vatapi Ganapati
Who then has greater claim to Vatapi Ganapati today? Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, or the legacy of Dikshitar? This question is as absurd as the mindless obsession with 'origins' in the politics of religious heritage that continuously threatens our social fabric today. Also, before Ganapati and other deities began to reside in the temples of Badami, the region was inhabited by a pervasive belief in the worship of serpents and fertility cults, which were later assimilated by Hindu religious practices.
Prime Minister Modi's 72 Hours in Gujarat to be packed with unveiling of projects
​​​​PM Modi will initiate a slew of development projects during the visit and participate in a programme for tribal welfare at Dahod. Modi will also inaugurate the Banas Community Radio Station.
Indian Premier League: 15 years ago, cricket changed forever
​​The problem was the players were already overworked. Calls of a burn out were rife and to expect them to play for 2 more months non-stop was unrealistic unless the BCCI was able to sweeten the deal by paying them monies they had never earned before.
British PM Boris Johnson's visit to give big push to bilateral FTA
The April 21-22 visit will come close on the heels of the successful completion of four out of 26 chapters in the ongoing India-UK FTA negotiations. There has also been progress on the remaining 22 chapters at the end of the first two rounds of negotiations.
View: Didi knows how to geo-indicate
Mamata Banerjee, like many other gentlevolk from her state, for instance, seems to have GI-tagged Uttar Pradesh for rape.
Technology is the answer to question paper leaks, says UP's top police officer Prashant Kumar
The English paper for UP Board's class 12 examination was discovered to be leaked in Ballia last month and the exam was cancelled in as many as 24 districts on the day students were scheduled to appear for it.
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