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Hyderabad: Lockdown to plunge key sectors into red
Tourism & leisure and aviation and maritime, automotive and construction would be among the biggest losers post lockdown, observed Dr Nathan Andrews, the man behind the first privately developed city Lavasa
Hyderabad: Tourism & leisure and aviation and maritime, automotive and construction would be among the biggest losers post lockdown, observed Dr Nathan Andrews, the man behind the first privately developed city Lavasa.
He expressed his views at an international webinar organised by the Department of Commerce & BBA, Loyola Academy, in collaboration with Miles Education, on 'Responding to Changing Businesses – the Covid 19 Effect.'
Dr Nathan believed potential beneficiaries in India would be ICT, personal and healthcare, food processing and retail and medical supplies and services. He called solutions to embrace the challenges.
The webinar was attended Rev Fr S Raju, the SJ Rector, Rev Fr P Gnandevan, the SJ Correspondent, and Rev Fr Dr P Anthony, the SJ Principal, Rev Fr Dr L Joji Reddy, the Vice Principal (PG), and Rev Fr Bala Swamy, Vice Principal (UG) and Convenor Dr Jacqueline Williams, Dean of Commerce, HODs, faculty, students, and industry experts across India and abroad.
