In such a situation, the only priority that should matter is to survive. Survive the next two quarters somehow and you can live long to tell the tale to those who follow
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| Krishna Kumar |
As I sit down to write this piece, the news out there is mixed. The Sensex is attempting a last minute leap of faith to somehow close the financial year above the 10,000 point mark. The “Indian” Premier League will be played in far away South Africa and our political leaders are trying out all sorts of permutations and combinations in their quest for post poll maneuvering space, if not the hot seat itself. All around us, there are fires of various kinds burning and across the seven seas, a company that is “too large to be allowed to fail” is on government life support, but is paying out millions of dollars as bonuses.
In short, the world seems to have gone completely crazy.
Now add to that the prospect of indifferent, if not bad, annual results, a split election verdict and more unrest around the world, and one can reasonably expect the next quarter or two to be equally bad if not worse.
In such a situation, the only priority that should matter is to survive. Survive the next two quarters somehow and you can live long to tell the tale to those who follow.
All the very best for the new financial year. May it have better news for all of us!
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