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JULY-SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE

THE NATION IS UNDERGOING UNLOCK-2, CERTAIN STATE GOVERNMENTS  HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCING LOCALISED LOCKDOWN RANGING FROM TWO DAYS TO TWO WEEKS.

 CERTAINLY, UNLOCK IS GOING TO INCREASE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN THE COUNTRY, BUT LOCALISED LOCKDOWNS TO FIGHT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 WILL REVERSE THE GAINS THE ECONOMY HAS MADE DURING THE PREVIOUS MONTH OF UNLOCK-1.
WE HOPE SUCH PICEMEAL LOCKDOWNS WILL BE REMOVED SOON.

 ECONOMIC CHALLENGER HAS COVERED VARIOUS ISSUES FACED DURING THE COVID19 PANDEMIC IN ITS JULY-SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE. WE SHALL ENDEAVOR TO COVER MORE  BURNING TOPICS IN FORTHCOMING ISSUES.


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