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The higher education industry in India is large and is growing significantly. The industry is poised for a substantial change in the future. The higher education industry in the country is the third-largest in the world, behind China and the USA, in terms of the number of students. According to the available data, the number of students enrolled in higher education in India is more than 35 million. Typically, higher education refers to the education after 10+2, in colleges, universities, professional institutions, and research institutions. There are 903 universities, 39,050 colleges, and  10,011 standalone institutions in India, according to the data published by the Ministry of Human Resource Development of the Government of India.  In India, around 144 million people are within the higher education receiving age of 18-23 years, and approximately 32% of the 1.1 billion population in the country is under the age of 14 years; who will seek higher education in the coming year...

Despite economic reforms in the Indian economy from time to time, one problem has stayed intact, untouched by the reforms, and that is—the trade deficit, which is the excess of imports over exports. If the recent economic initiatives are brought to the focus, it shows tremendous emphasis by the Government of India to invigorate the production landscape of the country. Measures involving Goods and Services Tax (GST) implementation, infusing capital to public sector banks, services sector incentives, efforts to ease doing business, and impetus to domestic production, say a lot about the government’s intent to tame the trade deficit by boosting exports and reducing imports. However, there has been no correction in the trade deficit scenario in India. An analysis shows that the  trade deficit in India  has grown at a CAGR of 3.5 percent from FY10 to FY20, which underscores the need to actuated impactful measures to reverse the trend to benefit the country.       ...

If you are exploring ways to improve your health, switching over to a plant-based diet can be one of the best options for you.    A plant-based diet can also boost your energy levels and prevent chronic diseases apart from taking your health to the next level.    Before finding out why to eat a plant-based diet, let us know what the diet is all about.  What is a Plant-Based Diet? A plant-based diet comprises food that comes from plants. It includes fruits, vegetables, beans, oils, nuts, seeds, whole grains, legumes, etc.—anything with food value that you get from plants.    Compared to non-vegetarian foods, plant-based foods are more nutritious. Meaning, they contain more vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients to keep your body healthy.    Foods that come from plants are lower in calories and are the best natural sources of fiber.    How a Plant-Based Diet Benefits You?   Before you make a transition to a plant-...

One of the most important decisions owners of CBD companies need to make is choosing their CBD manufacturers as supply partners. The decision is important because it is the quality of supply of the partners that eventually reflects on their businesses.   Why is Right Selection Important?   As they sell their CBD products for human consumption, they must ensure that the products are safe and not detrimental to people’s health. Selling the wrong products can result in affecting the consumers’ health, loss of customer trust, and erosion of brand image.    That is why CBD product company owners need to select the right CBD oil manufacturers as their supply partners.   What Differentiates Companies and Manufacturers?    Before proceeding to discover the tips for CBD company owners to choose the right CBD suppliers, it is worthwhile to understand the difference between CBD companies and CBD manufacturers.    While the former buy CBD oil...

In almost all the industry circles, a buzz pertaining to a new sales approach is doing the rounds. The approach is strategic in nature and is believed to be endowed with the ability to positively tilt the sales function towards effectiveness and productivity. The promising approach is—sales enablement. What is Sales Enablement? Sales enablement is a strategic approach to empower salespeople to sell effectively. At the heart of sales enablement, there lies the idea of providing the right content to the salespeople and that too at the right time to keep them abreast of the tastes and preferences of buyers. And that helps them to understand the buyers better than ever, leading them to easily close sale deals. The promising tone of sales enablement is not without merit as evidenced by the numerous organizations across the globe implementing it. According to the statistics available, 61% of the global organizations have implemented sales enablement by now, and more and more compa...