Opportunities for educated housewives Many educated women, housewives at present, depend on the income of a single bread-earner at home. Many of them, financially average or wealthy, are capable of having a professional life and career. But they face many hassles in taking up full-time engagements because of their priority to family matters. The pandemic has brought in some positive changes in society. Work-from-home (WFH) using high-end technology has become the order of the day for men and women. Educated women, fully engaged in household affairs and unable to pursue their professional aspirations, can now fulfil their dreams in the changing environment. Each of them can add value to their own family’s wealth by providing a professional touch of management to the...
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Central govt wants Venture capital to tap Startups in small towns
While chairing the 4th Roundtable with Global Venture Capital Funds, organised by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, invited the VCs to explore new sectors for investing in ventures at Tier 2 and 3 cities. The government has already taken several steps to support the Startups. India is home to over 61,000 recognised Startups across 55 industries, with 45 per cent of them emerging from Tier 2 and 3 cities. Around 45% of them have at least one woman director, a testimony of diversity, spread and inclusivity of the Indian Startup ecosystem. The government has undertaken 49 regulatory reforms to enhance Ease Of Doing Business, Ease Of Raising Capital and Reduce the Compliance Burden. Over 75 V...
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Free training in financial markets and Investment management by experts Many educated women, housewives at present, depend on the income of a single bread-earner at home. Many of them, financially average or wealthy, are capable of having a professional life and career. But they face many hassles in taking up full-time engagements because of their priority to family matters. The pandemic has brought in some positive changes in society. Work-from-home (WFH) using high-end technology has become the order of the day for men and women. Educated women, fully engaged in household affairs and unable to pursue their professional aspirations, can now fulfil their dreams in the changing environment. Each of them can add value to their own family's wealth by providing a professional touch ...
Read MoreIn the pandemic days, the British government provided businesses with over £100 billion of support to get through a crisis. Rishi became British Chancellor of Exchequer (British Finance Minister) in February 2020. Weeks later, the United Kingdom declared a lockdown that forced the British government to announce the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme,known as the furlough scheme. The scheme provided grants to employers to pay 80 per cent of their staff wage and employment costs, up to £2,500 per employee a month, until September 2021 after several rounds of extension. To compensate for the outgo from the exchequer, the British Finance Minister announced a hike in corporation tax from 19 per cent to 25 percent from 2023. This is the first time the British government has decided to r...
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