Process of Financial modeling Sanala Bhavya BBA Ist Year In the first blog I wrote about financial modeling, here I would like to explain the process. Just we embark on any project, in financial modeling also we will have to first clearly define the purpose of the model, whether it’s for budgeting, forecasting, valuation, or
CAN JHUNJUNWALA’S NEW AIRLINE TAKEOFF? This is an analysis done by the following students Sai Nikhil K. Sai teja G.Sai teja Deepak Agarwal Suhas Devsena Vaidehi Raajitha Mounika Manaawini Sushmitha Thakur The news of Dalal Street mogul Rakesh Jhunjunwala’s plans to launch ‘Akasa’ airline has sent all in the airlines industry to sit up and
Privatisation seems to be the way forward at least for the aviation sector. Going by the intentions of the Modi government, a majority of the airports in India would come under the Public Private Partnership (PPP). According to report of the Department of Economic Affairs, the government aims to privatise 30-35 airports as PPPs. Presently, the government leased out six
Forgotten mausoleums at the foot of a hill Rajasthani and Mughal styled architecture is the hallmark of the structure ‘Show me your cemeteries and I will tell you what kind of people you have,” said Benjamin Franklin, the founding fathers of Unites States of America. If one were to go by this maxim, the citizens
200 railway tunnels are being built in India Maximum trains in the country are for the first time in decades being rested in the many workshops of the second largest railway in the world-the Indian Railway owing to the pandemic but silently and slowly, the Indian Railway is constructing tunnels in the hilly regions of
ENVIRONMENT India is the largest producer of bamboo, after China but has the least consumers. There is a belief that bamboo structures are weak. Bamboo is largely grown in the North-eastern part of India and getting it to Hyderabad is costly and above all there was no business model available to the couple-Prashant and Aruna
Bird watching, anyone? They sparrow is now rarely seen in the city. Thanks to the concreate jungle and glass-chrome buildings that have come up, the sparrow has gone further away into the villages. For those who think that birds are now vanishing there is hope. If you have the passion, patience and the will you
Beat depression, live life PRAGYANKITHA KISARI GOUD BBA STUDENT ANISH COLLEGE Every now and then we hear students committing suicide. It is time mental health education is made a part of curriculum Not just students even successful people go through depression. Life is to be lived. All institutions teach one to be successful, there is
All want to be a part of IPL The IPL is a brand today and cricketers from across the world wish to be a part of the slam bang cricket as it has come to be known. Held between March and May, the annual extravaganza is a much awaited event. There is money and entertainment
Can online teaching replace traditional classroom? Everyone has jumped onto the online bandwagon. It is the only option as of now but can it replace the traditional classroom is a question that is on everyone’s mind The COVID-19 crisis has jolted the global economy impacting all sectors. The education sector too has been badly affected.
