Pandemic  

The father, Raju is 4 feet tall, and mother, Alli is 3.9 feet tall. Children, Shashi and Karan are 3.6 and 3.9 feet in height. During the pandemic, Shashi and her brother uploaded cleanliness videos on Instagram. Their videos went viral that earned them fame.

In the dire circumstances of the Covid 19 pandemic, Mohammad Iqbal Mamdani, a resident of Mumbai, emerged as a saviour for the unclaimed dead. Throughout the entire COVID-19 pandemic, he and his team managed the cremation of nearly 2,000 bodies.

The journey that led to Glosense began with Mr. Sagar Gaikwad, a former engineer turned government employee, whose life took a transformative turn during the pandemic.

Divya has successfully become an entrepreneur through the establishment of ‘Divya Lalitha Dolls.’ Divya holds MSc and BEd degrees. After completing her education, she worked as a teacher for a few years. Her husband lost his job due to the pandemic. At the age of 28, she commenced her venture of decorating dolls. She dressed a doll in a saree and received positive response. 

During the pandemic, Heramb Dixit lost his job as a Chartered Accountant and returned back to his village. The future seemed uncertain, so he decided to start his own business of milk production. Heramb has seven buffaloes and ten cows. He produces more than 100 litres of milk every day from his animals. Today, he makes lakhs of rupees in a month.

Kaivalya Vohra and Aadit Palicha are the co-founders of the company ‘Zepto’. They dropped out of college to start their own business. Grocery delivery service, ‘Zepto’ was launched during the pandemic. In the year 2022, Kaivalya and Aadit were listed in the country’s rich businessman. Their net worth was more than Rs 1000 crore. 
 

Simran lost her career as a model during the pandemic. She took up a job but could not earn anything. Getting inspired by other tea entrepreneurs, she launched her own startup ‘Model Chai Wali’ and today she makes up to Rs 1 lakh in a month.
 

When one is determined to make their future better, no problems pose an impediment for them. Simran lost her career as a model during the pandemic. She took up a job but could not earn anything. Getting inspired by other tea entrepreneurs, she launched her own startup ‘Model Chai Wali’ and today she makes up to Rs 1 lakh in a month.

Ankush Arora left his job in America and came back to India in 2015. His second application ‘HashTag Bazaar’ became a grand success and earned a turnover of 100 crore in just under two years.

India's labour force of more than 507 million people continues to face challenges in 2020 due to the pandemic, globalisation, large-scale unemployment, and crumbling infrastructure. The government must be proactive to provide employment opportunities for a strengthened workforce and support the nation’s economic growth.

"Like any start-up, we had our ups and downs, but nothing could prepare us for what happened in early 2020 when the lockdown was announced," says Chef Arvind.

Pranav Gupta is a veteran in the education sector with an experience of more than 30 years. He is also the founder of Ashoka and Plaksha University. Throughout his life, he has been advocating for reforms in higher education in India.

As the sources for obtaining information citations for customers have transformed drastically, so have marketing tactics. Radio advertising opened the way for TV advertising, which evolved into digital marketing with the advent of the internet. Especially post the Pandemic’s impact, it has extended the reach of digital marketing. While TV is still a common method of advertising for many firms, digital marketing allows companies to connect with clients online from all over the world. Naturally, there is an increased demand for professionals who behold a deep understanding of the realm. Aryan Tripathi is one of these young people who is revolutionising and making new strides in the area of digital marketing. 

The market for alcoholic beverages was expected to be worth USD 1.58 trillion in 2020 and is anticipated to expand at a CAGR of about 3.5% between 2020 and 2023. With a projected market size of USD52.5 billion in 2020 and an anticipated CAGR of 6.8 percent between 2020 and 2023, India is one of the fastest growing alcoholic beverage marketplaces in the world. Given this background, Neeraj Sachdeva, the director of Lakeforest Wines, provides an overview of the Indian alcoholic beverages market, highlighting market trends and contributions of the sector to the economy.

Ziqitza has played an important role in helping people in COVID pandemic in both first and second wave and is geared up for the Third Wave to safely help people reach hospitals and back home