Career Chakra

Introduction The period after economic reforms has witnessed an increasing contribution of service sector in GDP which has reached to more than aqqqqqq160% with an annualized growth rate of more than 10%. One of the necessary ingredients of inclusive growth is the demographic dividend (i.e. the employability to the young working population between age group of 15-59 years). With these strengths, the service sector is estimated to have the potential for creating 40 million jobs and generating additional $ 200 billion annual income by 2020. Among services, BFSI i.e. banking, financial services and insurance are more crucial because these are the sectors which are directly or indirectly related to the growth of other sectors. Planning the funds so generated requires skilled people in order to advise on more investible avenues and also the appreciation of the same. The importance of financial planning in this context becomes more relevant and hence the profession which i

Introduction Occupational Therapy, often abbreviated as “OT”, incorporates meaningful and purposeful occupation to enable people with limitations or impairments to participate in everyday life. Occupational Therapy (OT) is an applied science and health profession that provides skilled treatment to help individuals develop, regain or maintain the skills necessary to participate in all facets of their lives. Occupational Therapy is any activity physical or mental, medically prescribed and professionally guided to aid a patient in recovery from disease or injury. Occupational therapists help people with disabilities to fulfill their roles and responsibilities as parent, worker, and /or student. OT does this through the use of therapeutic methods and assistive technology, orthotics (splint) and environmental modifications. The patient is what is important to the therapist. The patients needs, wants, desire for recovery are what the therapist will address and the goals

Introduction The finance and accounting profession is emerging as a fast growing profession. In this globalized era, national General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) is becoming rare and IFRSs are gaining momentum across the world. These are accepted as a single accounting language for the preparation of financial statements. This universal recognition of IFRSs has established a common platform for this profession in the whole world and created a need for finance and accounting professionals to gain knowledge and experience on these standards.             The worldwide acceptance of these international standards has created a potential demand for the IFRS professionals. The companies prefer to recruit those candidates who are having an expertise in these international standards apart from their normal specialisation in finance and accounting. The importance of this profession becomes more relevant when there is a lack of experts in this area and one

Introduction Media Economics is a field of study that is gaining considerable growth and development over last two decades. The field involves the application of economic theories, concepts and principles to study the macroeconomic and microeconomics aspects of mass media industry. Concomitant with the increasing consolidation and concentration across the media industries, media economics emerged as an important area of study for academicians, policymakers, and industry analysts. The study encompasses a variety of methodological approaches involving both qualitative and quantitative methods and statistical analysis to examine various financial, historical and policy-driven data to understand the various dimensions of media economics.             As far as the theoretical understanding of the subject is concerned, the important areas of study involve macroeconomic details of specific media industries and market conditions, macroeconomic examinations o

Introduction Twenty first century is the age of Information, Communi- cation and Entertainment (ICE). Mass Media i.e. Radio, T.V, Films, Advertisement, News Media, Newspaper and magazines, has vital role to play in the development of any country and has created numerous job opportunities as well.      Radio, the grandfather of electronic media is a matchless and exciting medium - handy and personal - which encourages its listeners to develop an unusual association with presenters and stations. Radio Broadcasting is a very effective and cost efficient medium for spreading information, education and entertainment to the masses. Unmatched with other medium of mass communication, radio is persistent, enterprising and friendly. In common with the rest of the creative media, Radio in the last 90 years has gone through various periods of alteration and modification like group listening to personal, analog to digital, AM to FM, Public to Private and Announcer

Introduction     The National Cadet Corps came into existence on 16 July 1948 , under the 31 st NCC Act of 1948, based on the recommendation of Pundit H Kunzru Committee. NCC was started with strength of 38,500 Boys Cadets. Girls Cadets were added in the Army Wing in 1949, Air Wing in 1950 and Naval Wing in 1952. In the initial stages, NCC was confined mainly to the urban areas. Today NCC has spread to every corner of the country, having more than 13 lakhs Cadets. The National Cadet Corps, which has both Boys and Girls as cadets, has the basic aim of developing the character qualities in the youth to make them good citizens of the society and worthy leaders of the future in every walk of life.                         The National Cadet Corps is the only organization of its kind, which imparts Leadership, Discipline, Integration, Adventure, Military, Physical and Community Development training to over 13 lakhs youth of the country. The Youth of the country are the future