Moksh Popli

 People were still learning to cope with the aftereffects of the first wave of Coronavirus and lockdown of 2020. In the meantime, the second wave of COVID-19 changed the game and left everyone in shock. The unpredicted rise in active cases, death rates, and the ailing economy are causing discomfort universally. Moksh Popli  says that the overall impression will be moderate than last year’s damage. Supporting the expert’s opinion, he adds, that the range of financial losses during the second wave will depend on how early India will learn to break the chain of transmission, emphasize on vaccination and live with the Coronavirus restrictions. This year’s lockdown rules are comparatively lenient than last year’s complete lockdown. This has ended in partial movements of economic activities under strict guidelines, corona curfew, weekend restrictions, partial lockdowns, etc. But the lockdown and curfews are destroying the retail and wholesale businesses strongly. We conside...

  Moksh Popli , an entrepreneur, travel consultant and experienced blogger is an Indian origin businessman in New York who is currently residing in New Delhi. As an experienced travel blogger and travel consultant, Moksh Popli have written many travel related blogs advising people on various travel related problems and provided solutions for the same, tips and best destinations to visit. He has experience in various fields like travelling and is a travel freak.  Recently, COVID-19 situation bought about a revolution in travelling industry and everything was shut for months without knowing the fact that when will it be normal again. Moksh Popli presented his views and provided with various tips to be followed while travelling post lockdown. He put the light on tourism of India as well and explained how it has been adversely affected due to the pandemic. Other than this, he provided with his views on the best destinations to travel in autumn. Keeping health point of view i...

New Trend: Post COVID-19 Indians Are Investing More On Digital Gold  The tough phase of the Coronavirus pandemic is also not able to change the mindset of Indians towards investing in gold. As everything is transforming to the digital world people are getting attracted to e-gold. MokshPopli says this booming call for digital gold is changing the entire market and is expected to bring huge variations for other businesses in the coming future.    In a recent study, people are scare of Corona, but they are spending on digital gold, gold bonds, and ETF, this viewpoint has shifted the market in just two months. Even the reduced earnings in the tough times are not able to stop the consumers from buying gold. Instead of going to the stores, people are buying gold online. In the last four months, there has been a rise of 50% in the market. This is creating trouble for the offline jewelers on a big scale.    Moksh Popli says that the intervention of big brands ...

The outbreak of COVID-19 has created a big scene and destruction in every industry. Tourism is the most affected sector of this distortion caused due to the pandemic.   Moksh Popli   says that it is causing a crippling setback to the Indian travel and tourism industry on a consequential scale.  All in all, it is affecting all the verticals of this industry from the ground factors to high-end elements like recreation plans, heritage packages, adventure, cruise journey, corporate tours, and others. The entire chain across the hotels, travel agents, tourist guides, tour agencies, eateries, and air, land, and sea transportation has been hit badly. The complete lockdown of two months has paused everything. Now, the business is trying to start with a scratch at some points.  The information about the virus was in the news since November 2019 but it came to India in March 2020. Starting from Kerala, Mumbai, and other places it spread in every part of the country within the ...

The world has slowly started adapting to the new reality post-COVID-19.  The new normal as people has deemed it. The world at large and in India, we are still struggling to keep the economy open and keep the daily infections to a minimum level. According to Worldometer, there are at present 16,897,208 cases of which 10,461,318 have recovered and over 600,523 have lost their lives. In this bleak time, health-wise for any country, there is some opportunity in disguise for India in terms of economy and institutional change speaks MokshPopli. China came to a standstill from December 2019 to April 2020. This halt brought devastating results all over the globe. In today's time, the world is relying on China as an economic manufacturing hub. But the spread of virus delayed everything. Countries like Japan and the USA are looking for alternative countries where manufacturing can be shifted. Japan has already announced incentives for companies to move out of China. Moksh Popli believ...

As the novel Coronavirus looms large on the Indian economy, its effect has been felt in domains such as unemployment, disruption of supply chains, and the stock market. The lockdown and quarantine though being the savior of the moment, has momentarily frozen the fastest-growing Indian economy. Moks h Popli   is a proficient business consultant based in New York. He feels that the ongoing pandemic has no other parallel except The Spanish Flu of the early 20th century. Going by his conservative estimates, the ongoing period of extended lockdown can cost anywhere between 230 to 250 billion USD to the Indian economy. This harsh time of lockdown is particularly affecting Tourism and hospitality, IT companies, Global value chains, Logistics, and every big and small business in the country. There is a growing realization in the market that the pandemic can prove fatal to the Indian economy. It is already reeling under the stress of diminishing demands, high unemployment, and...

IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva states that the COVID-19 pandemic can unleash the worst recession ever since the Great depressions of 1929-30. Her thoughts are not unfounded off. Year 2020 started in the most surreal manner, anyone can think of. It started with the US-China trade war, then came the US-Iran fiasco and the latest is the deadliest entrant in the form of novel Coronavirus, COVID-19, which eventually engulfed all the prominent countries and paused everything. India reported its first Corona positive case on 30th January 2020. Today, the numbers have been on an upward trajectory as it has reached above seven thousand. It is the result of combined efforts from the government and civil societies that are helping in managing the outbreak. Moksh Popli believes that the efforts are minuscule in front of the scale of the pandemic. The condition of the economy has been on downslide ever-since the outbreak occurred. It seems that “Blood-bath” on Dalal street has become the ord...