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Balance by Tilfi Banaras | Spring Summer 2020
Model | Namita Sunil
Photography | Priysha Rajvanshi
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After taking a big hit from falling rate of economic growth in 2019, the job market may remain muted in the new year as well in terms of workforceexpansion and salary hikes as more and more companies are expected to prefer up-skilling of existing staff rather than hiring new ones, experts feel.
With the technology-enabled disruption continuing to play its part, companies have become far more discerning in terms of hiring and there is a marked shift in their focus towards making the best of the available human resources.
"2020 is expected to stay flat in terms of employment or, at best, have a marginal growth. With the GDP and key economic indicators yet to pick up steam, it remains to be seen if consumption and/or investments will go up and, if they do, then we have hope for employment growth," Indian Staffing Federation's President Rituparna Chakraborty said.
Across industries, the percentage of organisations indicating an increase of headcount has gone down. However, roles for the 'right people' continue to exist in the market, experts said.
"Initial quarter of 2020 may not be very exciting since the GDP growth has gone down and the organisations are being cautious for their expansions or new initiatives," executive search firm GlobalHunt India Managing Director Sunil Goel said.
The second-half of 2020, however, might look promising in terms of job opportunities of the companies resume looking at business expansion and new initiatives.
The year 2019 witnessed a marked slowdown in automobile, manufacturing and engineering sectors, while general elections saw a status quo in government initiatives and policies for 2-3 months. Besides, cross-border security tensions also kept the job market muted.
"The forecast for 2020 from a hiring perspective will further see a drop with a lower percentage of organisations indicating the need to expand workforce across industries," Namita Bharadwaj, Principal-India Products Leader and Career- Consulting Leader (North, East & Bangladesh) at Mercer said.
Bharadwaj said the companies will "continue to focus on internal talent review what's there, what's required by the organisation and build and upskill the talent as per the organisation's needs".
The major hiring trends for 2019 were automation, artificial intelligence and were more driven by niche skills, new-age positions and roles.
Experts said 40 per cent of India Inc is focused on hiring for niche skills. Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML), Digital marketing, Design Thinking, Internet of Things (IoT), robotic process automation (RPA) and natural language processing/generation (NLP/NLG) are regarded by employers as the most crucial skills to hire.
In terms of salary and increments, various HR firms and experts believe the year 2020 will see a muted activity. However, top talent and niche skills will continue to get more money.
According to the latest Q3 2019 Salary Budget Planning Report released by Willis Towers Watson, salaries in India are projected to rise 10 per cent in 2020, marginally higher than the actual increase (9.9 per cent) in 2019.
Experts further said for the skillset which are driven by analytics related jobs the increment will be higher, while the jobs which has been taken over by automation may have a lower salary increment in the range of 6-8 per cent.
"The slowdown will no doubt result in layoffs and reduction in number of new hires in certain sectors. However, due to extensive digitization, job opportunities for those with skills in emerging technologies will continue to grow," Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) India Associate - Advisory Services Swati Thakur said.
"The demand for people with expertise in data science, iOS and Android technology, design engineering, etc. will be robust and not be affected by the economic slowdown," she added.
HR experts believe the technology continues to change the way we work and soft skills are becoming crucial differentiators as most companies believe that along with technical skills soft skills such as teamwork, creativity, critical thinking, are also contribute to its success.
According to Monster Employment Index, Tier-II cities like Baroda and Ahmedabad registered higher hiring demand in 2019 as compared to the metros.
Peter Nicholls, Vice-President, Mobilisation at Teamlease Services, said "Tier-II cities witnessed significant increase and continues to be on high priority for hiring managers as against Tier-I and Rural areas".
According to Kameshwari Rao, Chief Talent Office, Publicis Sapient, 2020 will be the breakout year for intelligent automation, as it will continue to bring enormous potential to automate end-to-end business processes.
"In 2020, we expect companies to increase usage of AI for managing customer interactions, developing and testing products, personalising products and services, delivering connected equipment, and enabling deeper involvement of personal assistants in consumers' day-to-day activities," Rao said.
Sector-wise, education, auto, logistics and real estate have reported a declining trend in terms of hiring and growth, mostly due to economic downturn.
However, some sectors performed well. Information and technology, banking, e-commerce and services sectors bucked the trend and saw positive hiring momentum.
"The telecom sector has registered a 35 per cent increase in online hiring demand, which could be attributed to the preparation for 5G by the Indian Telecom operators. Similarly, there has been a surge in demand for hospitality and travel professionals with a 12 per cent increase in 2019," Monster.com CEO, APAC & Gulf Krish Seshadri said.
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The new office bearers of Koraput Bar Association :
President -Sudarshan Gowdo
VP-Namita Mohanty
GS-Sunil Jena
Treasure-T.Gopinath
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20th Management Summit Opened at New Delhi
New Delhi: Following the vision given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Independence day speech wherein he emphasized that India’s future vision will be ‘Reform, Perform, and Transform’, Top Rankers Management Club organized its 20th National Management Summit on the theme “REFORM, PERFORM, TRANSFORM FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH” for 2days thought-provoking sessions at Hotel Meridien.
In his keynote address, Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Advisor, Govt. of India emphasized that the country’s growth in the world of stringent competition will depend on the sincerity of purpose and general transformation in all spheres of industry and inclusive growth, which will lead to sustainability.
“Time has come when we all have to work sincerely. You all have to be truthful to your profession. Prosperity is waiting at the doorstep if we can develop strong determination,” added Dr. Sandeep Marwah five times World Record Holder and President of ICMEI- International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry.
The names of the few prominent speakers include: Rajeev Bhaduria, Former Director HR, Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.; Pankaj Dubey, MD, Indian Motorcycle India and CEO & Director – Eicher Polaris, Umesh Dhal, Director HR & MS, and LG Electronics India;Deepa Chadha, CHRO, Vistara Airlines ; Pavitra Singh and Director HR – Global Campus COE, PepsiCo;
Sunil Mehta, MD &CEO, Punjab National Bank;, Arun K Bajoria, Director & President (International Operations), Jk Tyre& Industries;, Anil Kumar Chaudhary, Chairman, SAIL; Hemant Bhargava, Chairman, LIC; Namita Vikas, Group President & Global Head, Yes Bank; Sandeep Mehta, CEO, Wizcrafts; Anil Bhasin, Havells; Pavita Puri, Group Head Brand, The Indian Express; Manohar Kumar, CMD, NPCC; and Vikram S Kasbekar, Executive Director, Hero Moto Corp. were the awardees.
Later V.S.K. Sood the President of the organizer also honored Sanjeev Sanyal and Dr. Sandeep Marwah for their sincere efforts in the respective fields.
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A lithe beauty from New Delhi, Namita Sunil has already made her way to Fashion Week and editorials as a model signed with Kay Savino Yhome Scouting, but it’s her talents beyond the runway that have people talking. On her popular Instagram account, @vantagold, she provides an in-depth look at current obsessions via drawings, photography, and a glimpse of everything her city has to offer, with plenty of street style wear. “You really can’t define New Delhi fashion,” says Sunil, “It presents itself in the most interesting combinations, a completely western outfit with jhumkis and a bindi, or a kurti and leggings with Adidas Superstars, and so much more happens here.” Introduced to the industry after tuning into FashionTV as a kid, Sunil's interest was fueled by the diversity she saw on screen. “Growing up in India as a brown girl means having to deal with colorism from a very young age and barely seeing any representation of yourself in the media,” said Sunil. “For the first time on FTV, I saw the most stunning black model [and] I was shocked, to say the least. I saw an unapologetic, dark-skinned, beautiful woman absolutely killing it in the outfit she was wearing. I then made a decision that I would try to feel as beautiful as she did, no matter my skin tone.” Tap the link in our bio to learn more about India's next modeling star. #regram @vantagold https://ift.tt/2qHoJgp
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Bugles sounded the last post, uniformed soldiers clicked their heels and a sombre silence fell over the crowd as former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's mortal remains were consigned to the flames on Friday evening, the sun setting on the life of a poet-politician who combined accommodative politics with graciousness.
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Foster daughter Namita Kaul Bhattacharya lit the pyre as cries of "Atal Bihari Amar Rahe" reverberated.
India's top leadership, foreign dignitaries and the common man mourned Vajpayee's death and bid an emotional farewell to the former prime minister who was one of the most-loved leaders in decades and had acceptability across a diverse ideological spectrum.
Chief ministers, opposition leaders, chiefs of Army, Navy and Air Force, governors and a host of other dignitaries attended the funeral of Vajpayee at Rastriya Smriti Sthal, a picturesque cremation site at the heart of the capital.
President Ram Nath Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Vice President Venkaiah Naidu, BJP president Amit Shah, former prime minister Manmohan Singh, veteran politician L K Advani, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, Army chief General Bipin Rawat, Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa and Navy chief Admiral Sunil Lanba laid wreaths.
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Other attendees of the funeral included Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Union ministers Harsh Vardhan, Ram Vilas Paswan, Shripad Naik and Piyush Goval.
Chief ministers, including Yogi Adityanath, Nitish Kumar, Shivraj Singh Chauhan and Vijay Rupani also attended the funeral.
Foreign dignitaries such as Bhutan King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, Afghan politician Hamid Karzai and Bangladesh Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali also paid last respects to the leader.
Other political leaders at the funeral were Congress president Rahul Gandhi, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad, former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti, BJP leaders Murli Manohar Joshi, SAD patriarch Parkash Singh Badal and Congress leader Raj Babbar.
The country bid farewell to its political icon amid a light drizzle.
Scores of people gathered at Smriti Sthal to pay their respects to the tall leader, who was cremated with full state honours. Vajpayee, 93, died at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here last evening after a prolonged illness.
Amid sultry weather conditions, thousands of people walked along the over seven km-long route with some showering petals at the carriage. Heavy security was deployed along the route of the procession.
During the procession, people chanted slogans like "Atal Bihari Amar Rahe" as Vajpayee's cortege made its way from the BJP headquarters to the cremation ground.
Last night, Vajpayee's body was taken to his official residence on Krishna Menon Marg from AIIMS where he was admitted in June.
Police have made elaborate security arrangements for the funeral procession, officials said.
Former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's ashes will be immersed in rivers in all the districts in Uttar Pradesh, the state government said today.
The UP government put out a list of 75 districts and the small and big rivers picked for the immersion of the ashes of the Bharatiya Janata Party leader who was cremated in New Delhi today.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced this was being done because Uttar Pradesh was Vajpayee's 'karmabhoomi' - the land of action - and its people will get an opportunity to be part of his final journey.
Vajpayee represented the state's national capital in the Lok Sabha for five consecutive terms. He was elected from the Lucknow constituency in 1991, 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2004.
The Bharatiya Janata Party's city unit will organise a condolence meeting on August 21, when Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, the current MP from Lucknow, and other leaders will pay homage to Vajpayee.
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Photographed by Bikramjit Bose. Styling by Carol Singh. Fashion Assistants: Ayesha Pasha and Riddhi Dasgupta. Hair and Make-Up by Anu Kaushik. Models: Madhulika Sharma at Inega Model Management and Namita Sunil at Vogati Talents
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