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Unpredictable collapse in economic activities
COVID-19 is creating a 'deep impact' on business. Over the coming months, jobs are at high risk because many are looking for some reduction in manpower, especially the startups and small scale industries.
COVID-19 is creating a 'deep impact' on business. Over the coming months, jobs are at high risk because many are looking for some reduction in manpower, especially the startups and small scale industries. Further, already COVID-19 crisis has caused an unpredictable collapse in economic activities over the last few weeks.
This virus undoubtedly has disrupted human lives and global supply chain.
Further, the extent of the actual impact will depend upon the severity and duration of the outbreak.
One of our core strengths as a nation is agriculture. We are nation abundant with resources and arable land. We have to empower our farmers to export agricultural products globally with a competitive spirit.
In a nutshell, today it is the need of each and every individual to do their bit for their homeland. 'New India', the slogan would echo only if the government provides new and improved infrastructure, health and education.
S.Mahitha
Class 10, Bhavans, Tirupati
