Economic slowdown: Automobile sector advised to be prepared to face the difficulties

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August 20, 2019

Mangaluru, Aug 20: Dakshina Kannada Automobile and Tyre Dealers Association, organized a seminar on ‘Economic Slowdown and Impact on Automobile Trade’ at the Meeting Hall of Kanara Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) in the city on Sunday.

Prof Venkatesh Amin, Head of MBA Department, Shree Devi Institute of Technology, was the moderator and chief resource person for the seminar. Office bearers and members of the association participated in the seminar. A. K. Raman, General Manager of Gabriel India Ltd., Delhi and KCCI Directors Maroor Rammohan Pai, Dinesh Rao and Palli Sadanand Shetty too participated.

K. G. Shenoy, patron, welcomed the gathering. “Today the automobile sector is in state of deep crisis. Automobile and tyre industry is at the Crossroads and this is a critical time for us to understand the changes taking place around us and visualize a new future,” he said.

Association Secretary K. Vilas Kumar delivered the keynote address. “Most of the factors responsible for slowdown in automobile sector are beyond our control. The government is trying to provide relief to the industry. But even the best relief measures will take time to show results. Hence we should be prepared to face the difficulties and come up with survival strategies,” Vilas Kumar observed.

Venkatesh Amin lead an interactive session to understand the present economic crisis, its causes and possible solutions. He also conducted some animated exercises and management games to demonstrate critical thinking, creative thinking, adapting to change, stimulating productivity etc. Various tips were given to the members to conserve cash and reduce exposure to debt. Athmika Amin proposed the vote of thanks.

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This will include the high-dependency unit and ICU (intensive care unit) beds both with and without ventilators. The hospitals may utilise the remaining Covid beds for admitting Covid-19 patients privately.

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