Feb 9, 2024 | Uncategorized
Birla Open Minds International School, Nashik, is delighted to present its Annual Day Programme, “Tu Shakti hai: Women Empowerment,” scheduled for February 10, 2024, starting from 5:45 p.m. at the school premises. The event will witness Dr. Sangeeta Pethkar, Director of the Nritya Sadhna Kala Academy, as the chief guest. Birla Open Minds is a pioneering educational organization committed to revolutionizing global education by providing cutting-edge solutions, empowering individuals and organizations, and ensuring universal access to high-quality education. Their unique selling proposition lies in offering all-inclusive support for schools.
The event promises to be inspiring, celebratory, and a homage to women’s determined spirit. The program’s topic, “Tu Shakti hai: Women Empowerment,” aims to highlight women’s strength, tenacity, and achievements in all aspects of life. This event is made possible through the invaluable guidance and support of Director Mr. Ashish Thakur and Mr. Gulshan Thakur, members of the school’s management team.
Priyanka Choube, the esteemed Principal of Birla Open Minds International School in Nashik, expressed her enthusiasm for the event, stating, “Our Annual Day Programme is significant because it not only showcases our students’ talents and achievements but also serves as a platform to champion important societal issues. This year, we are proud to center our celebrations around the theme of women empowerment, recognizing the invaluable contributions of women to our society and emphasizing the importance of gender equality and inclusivity.”
The Annual Day Programme will include a range of performances, such as cultural dances, musical renditions, theatrical presentations, and inspirational talks, all of which will celebrate the spirit of femininity and promote gender equality. Birla Open Minds International School extends a warm invitation to all members of the community to join in this memorable celebration of Women Empowerment.
Feb 9, 2024 | Uncategorized
Great Place To Work® India, hosted its highly anticipated “For AllTM Summit 2024”, a pinnacle event in the realm of workplace culture. With an impressive turnout of over 600 participants including CEOs, CHROs, and professionals from diverse backgrounds spanning 20+ industries, the summit focused on cultivating a High-Trust, High-Performance Culture within organizations.
Featuring a lineup of more than 25 distinguished speakers, the summit provided a platform for insightful discussions on prevailing workplace dynamics. Topics ranged from strategies for nurturing human-centric cultures to employer branding, the science of people management, and optimizing human potential in the context of a hybrid work environment. Notable speakers included luminaries such as Amitabh Kant, G20 Sherpa, Government of India; Keshav Suri, Executive Director, The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group; Dr. Sandhya Chintala, VP, NASSCOM; and PV Sindhu, Indian Badminton Player and World Champion, and more, each offering unique perspectives on shaping the future of work.
Yeshasvini Ramaswamy, Serial Entrepreneur & CEO of Great Place To Work®, India. said “For Great Place To Work® India, the Annual For All™ Summit 2024 marks a powerful beginning in our journey toward fostering a High-Trust, High-Performance Culture for workplaces across India. Collaborating with global leaders, and with the geo political climate that surrounds us, we are poised to put into work the transformative potential of the 3T’s – Talent, Technology, and Trust – within workplace dynamics.
The Indian economy has undergone a remarkable transformation in the last decade, and the recent interim budget echoes a strategic continuation of this trajectory. With a focus on GDP – Governance, Development, and Performance, the government’s commitment to economic growth, well-being, and progress is evident. The optimistic projection of the Indian economy becoming the third-largest globally, reaching a GDP of $5 trillion, is indeed a promising outlook, signaling unprecedented growth in the coming years.
At Great Place To Work, our unwavering commitment to the For All™ philosophy fuels our endeavors. Our 2023 research across 2000+ organizations representing 5 million employee voices reveals it to be a year marked by Sustainability, Pride, and Fairness amidst rapid technological adoption. Best Workplaces™ not only excel in compensation but also set examples by fostering inclusive environments where diversity is integral, equity is an expectation, and every individual’s presence is valued.
As India positions itself globally, workplace transformations reverberate beyond borders. Upcoming GCC setups amplify anticipation, providing platforms for India to showcase economic prowess, technological transformation, inclusive development, innovation focus, and impactful workplace cultures.
Introducing the First Ever Workplace Culture App by Great Place To Work India – For All Community India marks a significant leap for us. It offers a platform to learn from global thought leaders and access best practices, exclusive case studies, and insights from our finest research reports, fostering a collaborative community for continuous improvement.
As stewards of a greater purpose, we recognize the significance of social sustenance. Our commitment extends beyond profits, encompassing respect for human rights, well-being, and inclusive growth. Through EACH ONE GET ONE, we invite India Inc. leaders to nominate and sponsor an NGO for our culture assessment program, amplifying our collective impact on societal well-being.
To the business leaders of India Inc., your resilience in adopting innovative tech-led hybrid environments has been crucial. On behalf of Great Place To Work India, I extend sincere gratitude for your participation in the For All Summit, making it a huge success. I am confident that the discussions, insights, and ideas shared will leave a lasting impact on our collective journey towards a more inclusive and equitable future.”
A highlight of the event was the unveiling of a comprehensive report titled “Key Insights Defining Workplace Culture in 2023.”Key takeaways from the report shed light on the significant potential for enhancing workplace culture across various industries. While the education sector emerged with promising trust levels, the biotechnology and pharmaceuticals industry were identified as needing improvement in this regard. Moreover, the importance of fair compensation, equitable treatment, and a conducive work environment was underscored, with statistics indicating a significant correlation between these factors and organizational greatness.
A notable trend highlighted in the report was India’s transition into an onshore manufacturing hub, driven by robust domestic demand and increasing global reliance on the sector. Projections suggest a threefold rise in demand by 2031, accompanied by an 11.6% compound annual growth rate in exports over the next decade.
During his session on Made in India, Mr. Amitabh Kant, G20 Sherpa for the Government of India, delved into the remarkably robust and resilient growth story of Indian businesses.
Mr. Kant emphasized,” To stimulate significant job creation and sustainable growth, India’s manufacturing sector requires strategic development. This necessitates a multifaceted approach that not only focuses on industrial expansion but also addresses the imperative of enhancing agricultural productivity and fostering sustainable urbanization. Given India’s demographic trends, with a substantial migration from rural to urban areas projected over the next five decades, estimated at 20 Indians per minute, or 30 Indians per minute in some regions such as Mumbai, sustainable urbanization becomes paramount. With an anticipated 500 million Indians transitioning to urban environments, it is imperative that this urbanization is carefully planned and executed to ensure its sustainability.
This planned urbanization must encompass infrastructure development, efficient resource management, and the creation of livable spaces to accommodate the influx of people.
Furthermore, to catalyze economic growth and alleviate the pressure on the agricultural sector, a concerted effort is needed to facilitate the transition of rural populations into the manufacturing workforce. This entails investing in skill development, providing incentives for industrialization in rural areas, and fostering entrepreneurship to create employment opportunities beyond agriculture.
By strategically integrating manufacturing expansion, enhanced agricultural productivity, and sustainable urbanization initiatives, India can unlock its full economic potential while ensuring equitable development and environmental stewardship. This holistic approach is essential for fostering inclusive growth and meeting the evolving needs of India’s burgeoning population.”
The report also explored despite strides in ensuring physical safety in workplaces, challenges persist in areas such as psychological safety, flexibility, and fostering innovation. While most employees perceive their workplaces as physically safe, a notable percentage express concerns about psychological and emotional safety. Additionally, there has been a slight decline in the perception of innovation opportunities since 2022, indicating a need for renewed focus in this area. Also the report has highlighted experience of millennials varies significantly across industries, highlighting the importance of tailoring culture initiatives to specific contexts.
One of the overarching themes discussed was the importance of redefining women’s success in the workplace by fostering environments that support their growth and value their contributions. Strategies for creating great workplaces included expanding the talent pool through greater diversity and inclusivity, leveraging women’s influence to foster a supportive culture, and revolutionizing problem-solving approaches.
Overall, the For All Summit 2024 provided a platform for meaningful dialogue and actionable insights aimed at driving positive change in workplace culture, ultimately paving the way for more inclusive, high-performing organizations.
Feb 9, 2024 | Uncategorized
Pocket Aces’ long-form studio Dice Media is releasing the 4th season of its school romance show Crushed. Crushed is Dice Media’s 4th show to have 4 successful seasons, a rare feat in today’s web series environment.
Starting with the release of S4 of its innovative series Firsts in 2021, S4 of the most awaited show Little Things also released in 2021, S4 of What The Folks released in 2022, and S4 of Crushed now released in 2024. Along the way, they have created characters such as Dhruv-Kavya from Little Things, Anita-Nikhil from What The Folks, and Aadhya-Sam from Crushed that remain audience favorites long after each season is aired. With ratings of over 8.2 on IMDB across these shows, Dice Media has established itself as a leader in the relationship and family show space, especially when it comes to metro and Tier 2 Indian youth.
Speaking about the success of our four most heart-warming shows, Aditi Shrivastava, Co-Founder and CEO, Pocket Aces says, “Creating multi-season franchises is extremely exciting for us. We use deep insights from our short-form content to pick concepts that will have enough arms and legs to remain extremely engaging and relatable to audience’s season after season. Our creative directors and writers design the characters with an endeavor to create likeable, albeit flawed, protagonists that feel like real people you know in your real lives. That’s how audiences get so attached to them and can’t get enough. It is this audience demand, anticipation,, and engagement that encourages us to keep bringing our shows back for subsequent seasons.”
Vidyuth Bhandary, Studio Head, Dice Media adds, “We are excited to work with partners such as Amazon miniTV from Crushed and Netflix for Little Things that see the mutual benefit of creating long-running shows. We have also expanded some of these very successful IPs to other derivative content – such as regional shows or audio shows. We released the Telugu adaptations Alludu Garu and #BFF of our shows What The Folks and Adulting respectively on Aha, and the audio derivatives of Little Things and Adulting on Amazon Audible. Proven IPs in one language or format work extremely well in others too, so you will see us doing a long more derivative content in the future.”
Crushed S4 is streaming on Amazon miniTV and Amazon Prime starting February 9, 2024.
About Dice Media:
Dice Media is the long-form premium content studio of Pocket Aces. The studio also runs a D2C channel which has a subscriber base of over 5.1M. Dice Media is a pioneer in creating multi-episodic, seasonal web series. Some of Dice Media’s most notable work includes “Little Things”, “What The Folks”, “Ghar Waapsi”, “Crushed”, “Half Love Half Arranged”, “Operation MBBS”, “Please Find Attached”, “Clutch”, & “Bravehearts” amongst other. “Bravehearts” was the only web series that unveiled its trailer at Marché Du Film – Festival De Cannes 2022. Known as an expert in the Young Adult genre, Dice Media was the first new-age creator to have a multi-show deal with streaming giant, Netflix. Staying true to its innovation DNA, Dice Media also launched India’s first Instagram-first web series, “Firsts”, which has become a viral hit with six successful seasons so far. Dice Media currently has the highest series renewal rate in India. Dice Media award wins include: “Ghar Waapsi” – Best Web Series (Drama) Gold at Adgully’s Screenxx 2022, Best Director (Series Comedy) at Talentrack Awards 2023, and Pure Content (Drama) Silver at Afaqs Vdonxt Awards 2023. Little Things – Best Jodi at Filmfare OTT Awards 2022. WTF! S4 – Best Use of Video in a Digital Marketing Campaign at Stream Awards 2022.
Feb 9, 2024 | Uncategorized
HealthCare Global Enterprises Limited (“HCG”), the leader in India in speciality healthcare services focused on oncology and fertility today announced its financial results for the quarter (“Q3”) and 9 month ended FY24.
Highlights for quarter ended December 31st, 2023
- Consolidated Income from Operations (“Revenue”) was INR 4,699 mn as compared to INR 4,247 mn in the corresponding quarter of the previous year, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 6%
- Consolidated Profit Before Depreciation and Amortization, Finance Costs, Exceptional Items and Taxes (“Adjusted EBITDA”) was INR 826 mn, as compared to INR 773 mn in the corresponding quarter of the previous year, a growth of 8% year-on-year
- Consolidated Profit Before Other Income, Depreciation and Amortization, Finance Costs, Exceptional Items and Taxes (“Reported EBITDA”), was INR 786 mn, as compared to INR 755 mn in the corresponding quarter of the previous year, a growth of 1% year-on-year
- EBITDA for Existing centers was INR 790 mn, a growth of 1% year-on-year
- EBITDA from New centers was INR 126 mn, as compared to INR 76 mn in the corresponding quarter of the previous year, a growth of 66%
- Consolidated Profit after Taxes and Minority Interest (“PAT”) of INR 5.7 mn, as compared to INR 5 mn in the corresponding quarter of the previous year
INR million except earnings per share
| Period ended Mar’23 |
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Q3-FY24 |
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Q3-FY23 |
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Growth
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| Income from Operations |
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4,699 |
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4,247 |
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10.6% |
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| Adjusted EBITDA(1) |
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826 |
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773 |
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6.8% |
| Margin (%) |
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17.6% |
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18.2% |
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| Reported EBITDA |
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786 |
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755 |
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4.1% |
| Margin (%) |
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16.7% |
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17.8% |
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| PBT |
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111 |
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113 |
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-2.1% |
| PBT margin % |
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2.4% |
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2.7% |
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| PAT (2) |
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57 |
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75 |
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-24.4% |
| PAT margin % |
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1.2% |
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1.8% |
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| Earnings per share (EPS) |
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0.4 |
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0.5 |
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- Adjusted EBITDA excluding ESOPs and One time Expense
- PAT after Minority Interest
Business Updates for Q3 FY24
- Overall ARPOB stood at Rs. 42,788 vs. Rs. 37,014 in Q3 FY23
- Overall AOR stood at 58.5% vs. 65.7% in Q3 FY23
- RoCE (Q3FY24 Annualized)
- RoCE for Mature centers stood at 18.5% vs. 18.9% in Q3FY23. RoCE pre-corporate allocations stands at 22.5%
- RoCE for Emerging centers stood at -3.9% vs. -5.8% in Q3FY23. RoCE pre-corporate allocations stands at -0.8%
- Several regions delivered high double-digit revenue growth on yearly basis
- Markets like Kolkata and Borivali grew by 56% and 25% YoY respectively
- Nagpur, Ranchi & Vizag grew by 59%, 31% and 19% YoY respectively
Commenting on the results, Dr. B.S. Ajaikumar, Executive Chairman, HealthCare Global Enterprises Ltd.
said,
“India is at the cusp of significant demographic change leading to doubling of population aged over 60 years by 2050. Cancer incidence is expected to increase by 77% during this period. HCG, with its network of 22 Cancer Centers and expansion plans is poised to play a dominant role in serving the diagnostic and treatment needs of the forecasted demand.
HCG’s performance for the quarter serves as an evidence of its progress in advancing towards focused cancer care, where research and collaboration are the key drivers for improving patient outcomes. By leveraging these unique value propositions, we are able to provide targeted treatments such as adaptive radiotherapy and immunotherapy to our patients. Moreover, our integration of technology into patientcare processes, including computational work and Al platforms, allows us to continuously be on the leading edge of the change, creating differential in the way cancer has evolved.
At HCG, we have always embraced technology and innovation to be at the forefront of advancement in cancer care. We have consistently adopted cutting-edge solutions to ensure that we provide the highest quality healthcare to our patients. Our ability to deeply connect with patients is built on a foundation of compassion and trust that is unmatched, which is what truly sets HCG apart from others in our field. We remain committed to continue making a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve in making Cancer a chronic disease.”
Mr. Raj Gore, CEO HealthCare Global Enterprises Ltd., added, “Our quarter performance showcased a standout 15% growth in ARPOB, a significant turnaround in Kolkata with over 50% growth, a commendable 17% growth in Mumbai and revenue mix improvement due to radiation business growth. The EBITDA in the quarter was driven by improved contribution margins, albeit partially offset by reduced operating leverage due to the festival impact in Q3.
Recent acquisitions in Nagpur and Indore have progressed in line with our plan and are rightly placed to consolidate our position. Additionally, I am happy to Introduce our cancer care app “HCG Care”—a one-stop solution for patients to navigate seamlessly from consultation to second opinions, diagnostics, pharmacy needs, homecare support, and post discharge follow-ups, ensuring a smooth and personalized journey.
As we move forward, we are confident of offering quality healthcare to our patients through integrated physical and digital health systems accompanied by advanced technology and research and more importantly make quality healthcare accessible to all.”
Feb 9, 2024 | Uncategorized
Great Place To Work® India, hosted its highly anticipated “For AllTM Summit 2024”, a pinnacle event in the realm of workplace culture. With an impressive turnout of over 600 participants including CEOs, CHROs, and professionals from diverse backgrounds spanning 20+ industries, the summit focused on cultivating a High-Trust, High-Performance Culture within organizations.
Featuring a lineup of more than 25 distinguished speakers, the summit provided a platform for insightful discussions on prevailing workplace dynamics. Topics ranged from strategies for nurturing human-centric cultures to employer branding, the science of people management, and optimizing human potential in the context of a hybrid work environment. Notable speakers included luminaries such as Amitabh Kant, G20 Sherpa, Government of India; Keshav Suri, Executive Director, The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group; Dr. Sandhya Chintala, VP, NASSCOM; and PV Sindhu, Indian Badminton Player and World Champion, and more, each offering unique perspectives on shaping the future of work.
Yeshasvini Ramaswamy, Serial Entrepreneur & CEO of Great Place To Work®, India. said “For Great Place To Work® India, the Annual For All™ Summit 2024 marks a powerful beginning in our journey toward fostering a High-Trust, High-Performance Culture for workplaces across India. Collaborating with global leaders, and with the geo political climate that surrounds us, we are poised to put into work the transformative potential of the 3T’s – Talent, Technology, and Trust – within workplace dynamics.
The Indian economy has undergone a remarkable transformation in the last decade, and the recent interim budget echoes a strategic continuation of this trajectory. With a focus on GDP – Governance, Development, and Performance, the government’s commitment to economic growth, well-being, and progress is evident. The optimistic projection of the Indian economy becoming the third-largest globally, reaching a GDP of $5 trillion, is indeed a promising outlook, signaling unprecedented growth in the coming years.
At Great Place To Work, our unwavering commitment to the For All™ philosophy fuels our endeavors. Our 2023 research across 2000+ organizations representing 5 million employee voices reveals it to be a year marked by Sustainability, Pride, and Fairness amidst rapid technological adoption. Best Workplaces™ not only excel in compensation but also set examples by fostering inclusive environments where diversity is integral, equity is an expectation, and every individual’s presence is valued.
As India positions itself globally, workplace transformations reverberate beyond borders. Upcoming GCC setups amplify anticipation, providing platforms for India to showcase economic prowess, technological transformation, inclusive development, innovation focus, and impactful workplace cultures.
Introducing the First Ever Workplace Culture App by Great Place To Work India – For All Community India marks a significant leap for us. It offers a platform to learn from global thought leaders and access best practices, exclusive case studies, and insights from our finest research reports, fostering a collaborative community for continuous improvement.
As stewards of a greater purpose, we recognize the significance of social sustenance. Our commitment extends beyond profits, encompassing respect for human rights, well-being, and inclusive growth. Through EACH ONE GET ONE, we invite India Inc. leaders to nominate and sponsor an NGO for our culture assessment program, amplifying our collective impact on societal well-being.
To the business leaders of India Inc., your resilience in adopting innovative tech-led hybrid environments has been crucial. On behalf of Great Place To Work India, I extend sincere gratitude for your participation in the For All Summit, making it a huge success. I am confident that the discussions, insights, and ideas shared will leave a lasting impact on our collective journey towards a more inclusive and equitable future.”
A highlight of the event was the unveiling of a comprehensive report titled “Key Insights Defining Workplace Culture in 2023.”Key takeaways from the report shed light on the significant potential for enhancing workplace culture across various industries. While the education sector emerged with promising trust levels, the biotechnology and pharmaceuticals industry were identified as needing improvement in this regard. Moreover, the importance of fair compensation, equitable treatment, and a conducive work environment was underscored, with statistics indicating a significant correlation between these factors and organizational greatness.
A notable trend highlighted in the report was India’s transition into an onshore manufacturing hub, driven by robust domestic demand and increasing global reliance on the sector. Projections suggest a threefold rise in demand by 2031, accompanied by an 11.6% compound annual growth rate in exports over the next decade.
During his session on Made in India, Mr. Amitabh Kant, G20 Sherpa for the Government of India, delved into the remarkably robust and resilient growth story of Indian businesses.
Mr. Kant emphasized,” To stimulate significant job creation and sustainable growth, India’s manufacturing sector requires strategic development. This necessitates a multifaceted approach that not only focuses on industrial expansion but also addresses the imperative of enhancing agricultural productivity and fostering sustainable urbanization. Given India’s demographic trends, with a substantial migration from rural to urban areas projected over the next five decades, estimated at 20 Indians per minute, or 30 Indians per minute in some regions such as Mumbai, sustainable urbanization becomes paramount. With an anticipated 500 million Indians transitioning to urban environments, it is imperative that this urbanization is carefully planned and executed to ensure its sustainability.
This planned urbanization must encompass infrastructure development, efficient resource management, and the creation of livable spaces to accommodate the influx of people.
Furthermore, to catalyze economic growth and alleviate the pressure on the agricultural sector, a concerted effort is needed to facilitate the transition of rural populations into the manufacturing workforce. This entails investing in skill development, providing incentives for industrialization in rural areas, and fostering entrepreneurship to create employment opportunities beyond agriculture.
By strategically integrating manufacturing expansion, enhanced agricultural productivity, and sustainable urbanization initiatives, India can unlock its full economic potential while ensuring equitable development and environmental stewardship. This holistic approach is essential for fostering inclusive growth and meeting the evolving needs of India’s burgeoning population.”
The report also explored despite strides in ensuring physical safety in workplaces, challenges persist in areas such as psychological safety, flexibility, and fostering innovation. While most employees perceive their workplaces as physically safe, a notable percentage express concerns about psychological and emotional safety. Additionally, there has been a slight decline in the perception of innovation opportunities since 2022, indicating a need for renewed focus in this area. Also the report has highlighted experience of millennials varies significantly across industries, highlighting the importance of tailoring culture initiatives to specific contexts.
One of the overarching themes discussed was the importance of redefining women’s success in the workplace by fostering environments that support their growth and value their contributions. Strategies for creating great workplaces included expanding the talent pool through greater diversity and inclusivity, leveraging women’s influence to foster a supportive culture, and revolutionizing problem-solving approaches.
Overall, the For All Summit 2024 provided a platform for meaningful dialogue and actionable insights aimed at driving positive change in workplace culture, ultimately paving the way for more inclusive, high-performing organizations.
Feb 8, 2024 | Uncategorized
We live in this hyper-connected world, where our lives are intricately woven into the fabric of the internet. Hence, privacy has become more challenging and crucial than ever. From social media platforms to online transactions, our personal information is at risk of being exposed. However, with thoughtful practices and a proactive approach, individuals can take control of their digital footprint and safeguard their privacy.
Understand Your Digital Footprint – The basic step in protecting privacy is to be aware of your digital footprint. This includes the information you share online, such as social media posts, comments, and photos, as well as your online activities like searches and website visits. Also, regularly review your privacy settings on social media platforms.
Use Strong and Unique Passwords – One of the simplest yet most effective ways to enhance privacy is by using strong and unique passwords. Avoid using easily predictable passwords, instead use a complex mix of letters, numbers and special characters. Consider using a password manager to generate and store complex passwords securely.
Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) – Add an extra layer of security through two-factor authentication to enhance the security of your accounts. Whether through a text message, authenticator app, or biometric verification, 2FA ensures that even if someone gains access to your password, they still need an additional verification step.
Be Cautious with Social Media – Social media platforms are hotbeds for privacy breaches. Review and adjust your privacy settings regularly, limit the personal information you share, and be cautious about accepting friend requests from strangers.
Regularly Update Software, and Review App Permissions – Keep your devices, operating systems, and applications up-to-date with the latest security patches. Also, while updating or installing apps, be mindful of the permissions you give. Some apps may ask for access to more information than necessary for their functionality. Review and adjust app permissions in your device settings to limit the data they can access.
Use Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) – A VPN adds an extra layer of protection by encrypting your internet connection, making it more challenging for third parties to monitor your online activities. Consider using a reputable VPN service, especially when connecting to public Wi-Fi networks, to safeguard your data from potential eavesdroppers.
In conclusion, this hyper-connected digital era requires a proactive and an informed approach to safeguard our privacy. By educating ourselves on our digital footprints, habits, and best security practices, we can significantly reduce the risk of privacy breaches and securely navigate the digital landscape.
