Journal
Youthink is an internationally acknowledged annual journal of the Department of Commerce with its distinct ISSN ID [2347-6222]. The journal incorporates and scrutinizes geopolitics, assesses the world economy and discusses politics and society at large. After celebrating a decade of success, Youthink, in its eighteenth edition, aims to surpass all its previous milestones while adding to its legacy with Volume XVIII: Awakening. The journal comprises celebrity interviews, articles from industry experts, research papers and student articles that enhance its edition every year.
About Youthink
In the course of our life's journey, a pivotal moment unfolds—a profound revelation that becomes a catalyst, reshaping our perspectives and igniting a journey of self-discovery. During this unfolding, we strive to comprehend the intricate threads woven into our existence, fostering personal growth and a profound connection with the universe. On that note, we would like to introduce the theme of the eighteenth edition of Youthink - Awakening.
Aims and Scope
Youthink is an exclusive platform dedicated to fostering the exchange of contemporary management practices and research related to economics, international affairs, pressing societal issues and sports, among students and distinguished academicians globally. The peer-reviewed journal welcomes contributions from students and esteemed academicians, offering a unique blend of insights into business practices. By maintaining a practical orientation, Youthink bridges the gap between academic theory and real-world application, providing a valuable resource for aspiring business leaders.
Youthink Volume XIX: Exposition
Guidelines
ABOUT XCS
Since its very inception in 2006, The Xavier's Commerce Society has strived for the progress and intellectual mastery of every undergraduate commerce student within the college, aiming to provide the students exposure to the industry and thereby helping them hone their inherent skills. By organizing holistic events throughout the academic year, which focuses on all aspects of modern-day management, the Society ensures that every student is taught practical lessons as it believes that education should transcend academic books.
The motto of Xavier's Commerce Society is 'Dreams. Development. Destiny'. Dreams symbolize the aspirations and desires of a person. Development stands for the process of gradual advancement from the stage of aspiration to the stage of fulfillment of one's dreams. Destiny refers to that enigmatic force which controls an individual's future.
Past Interviews
Alia Bhatt
"Being an actor means the learning never stops. There is always a new role to prepare for, always new things to learn and to understand"
Sadhguru
This image has spread everywhere that if you eat badly, dress badly, and live badly, you must be spiritual. A lot of people have this idea that spirituality is some kind of a disability. If someone says they are spiritual, the question is always, ‘What are all the things you cannot do?
Javed Akhtar
"Language is not just a vehicle of communication; it is a vehicle of culture. When language shrinks, culture and tradition shrinks."
Ajinkya Rahane
"As a sportsperson, it is important to control what you can control. Appreciations and criticisms are part and parcel of playing the sport."
Viswanathan Anand
"As long as you have that curiosity and willingness to learn, you will find your way out."
Abhinav Bindra
"The landscape is changing rapidly around the world and it is yours for the taking as long as you stay dedicated and focused on what you do."
Boman Irani
"In order to be successful, you just need to have a desire and a fire to succeed. With that, will come the passion. With that, will come the hard work. With that, will come people who turn around and say, support that person."
Karan Thapar
“Never be shy or scared about expressing an opinion. If it’s wrong - fine, so what? It's not the end of the world. One learns through one’s mistakes but have the confidence to say what you believe.”
Manish Malhotra
"Optimism works even when you feel low and defeated and most importantly, love and passion for what you do will always show in your work which people will recognize and appreciate."
Jeffrey Archer
"An author should not preach, or let the reader know his political views. It is an author's duty to entertain with a good story that's well written, not to pontificate."
Brett Lee
"I have made it my mission to find India's fastest bowler. I think with the right coaching, diet and gym preparation, I can assist with this."
Shahrukh Khan
"Actually I never chose acting, somewhere down the line acting chose me."
Sachin Tendulkar
"One must also build strength for longevity right from one’s early days. Don’t lose heart when facing any failure or challenges in life because this will be the cornerstone of your success. Just remember to never give up."
Shashi Tharoor
"I’ve always believed that accomplishment in one's career is a reflection of what you’ve been able to do to affect the lives of others. That is what motivates everything I do."
Narayana Murthy
"I would request the youngsters to work hard, work smart, to be disciplined and to put the interests of India over their personal interests and make this new found respect for India a permanent one and that can only happen not by speeches, not by words but by actions."
Anil Kapoor
“Find your passion, even if it takes you all your life to do it. Find what makes your heart beat faster, what makes you truly come alive, what keeps you up at night and lets you sleep in peace. Find your purpose and once you do, surrender yourself to it. Body, mind and soul.”
Sourav Ganguly
"It is very important to take actions only keeping in mind the betterment of the team. In fact, leadership is all about that. It is about the team being in front and you have to do that as a leader in any aspect of life."
Gautam Gambhir
"I just want to say that no matter how successful you become, always try to be of service to your country and fellow citizens. All the money and all the knowledge is of no use if it cannot uplift those who are less fortunate than us."
Mohammad Hamid Ansari
"You must have the confidence to say what you believe to be true and what you believe to be correct. Simply because somebody who is superior to me in ranking says that this is the correct way, you are not obligated to do so."
Gulzar
"Fine Arts are like rains and rivers. They are eternal and cannot be stopped. It is a value that we share with people all over the world."
Messages
The Editorial Board
Patron
REV. DR. Dominic Savio, SJ
Rector and Principal
Editorial Advisory Board
REV. FR. Joseph Kulandai, SJ
REV. FR. Peter Arockiam, SJ
Dr. Amitava Roy
Dr. Soheli Ghose
Editorial and Reviewer Board (Staff)
Dr. Arup Kumar Mitra
Dr. Sourav Tarafder
Dr. Debanjana Dey
Dr. Jayita Bit
Dr. Soma Nath
Prof. Souvik Sircar
Prof. Rinita Das
Prof. Saradia Dutta
Dr. Tapalina Bhattasali
Dr. Anulekha Banerjee
Dr. Sanjib Kumar Basu
Dr. Partha Pratim Ghosh
Dr. Atish Prosad Mondal
Dr. Amitava Roy
Dr. Saswati Chaudhuri
Dr. Shivaji Banerjee
Dr. Samrat Roy
Prof. Madhu Agnihotri
Prof. Saptarshi Ray
Prof. Chandrima Banerjee
Prof. Soumi Bhattacharya
Prof. Koushik Chatterjee
Prof. Ramit Roy
Prof. Shaunak Roy
Prof. Tuhina Manna
Dr. Soheli Ghose
Dr. Sreemoyee Guha Roy
EDITORIAL AND REVIEWER BOARD (EXTERNAL)
Dr. Vaneeta Patnaik
(WNUJS)
Dr. Anjan Ghosh
(Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur)
Dr. Mohua Banerjee
(International Management Institute, Kolkata)
Dr. Kumarjit Mandal
(Department of Economics, Calcutta University)
Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee
(Indian Institute of Management,
Shillong)
Dr. Bibek Raychowdhury
(Indian Institute of
Foreign Trade)
Prof. Arabinda Bhattacharya
(Department of Business Management, Calcutta University)
Dr. Ananda Mohan Pal
(Department of Business Management, Calcutta University)
Mr. Malay Mitra
(Tata Consultancy Services, Kolkata)
Dr. Debrupa Pal
(Narula Institute of Technology, Kolkata)
Dr. Sunil Karforma
(Burdwan University, Burdwan)
Managing Editor
Dr. Sumona Ghosh
Joint Editors-in-Chief
Editorial Board
Archives
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