Abstract-Globalization remains a key force in driving Indian economy and India's dairy industry products acknowledge the demands and preferences around the world by the consumers. New imperatives like production systems issues such as animal welfare and environmental footprint, and also product quality attributes such as traceability and product safety. Dairy farmers need immediate solutions to retain their competitiveness and access to global markets and for this we need innovation which is important that the industry maintains a unified approach and adapts to the changing nature of the people involved. However, with increased pressure on local and central government on environmental management, there is need to recruit additional and more skilled people into the dairy industry. The longer-term success of the dairy industry will depend on attracting and retaining talented people and growing these individuals using effective skills development programmes especially for marketing strategies department. So this paper present marketing Strategies which focus on the actions the dairy industry needs to take to influence perceptible from the dairy farming system to the world.

This paper aims to quantify the degree of managerial discretion held by business managers and hospital directors in municipal hospitals in India through the concept of managerial discretion and to clarify the factors that inhibit managerial discretion. We conducted a questionnaire survey of municipal hospital managers. First, we ascertained the amount of discretion that municipal hospital managers have concerning various areas of management efficiency. Managers have a great deal of discretion in measures to increase and secure revenues, secure and train doctors and other medical staff, and reduce and control recurring medical expenses. Second, it became clear to what extent the discretion of municipal hospital managers is limited and by which factors. Many managers opined that legal constraints and the medical fee system had a significant impact. Third, there was no significant difference in managerial discretion between the partial and full application of the Local Public Enterprises Law. The multiple regression analysis with other disincentive factors and the presence of total application as explanatory variables, together with the overall size of discretion as the dependent variable, indicated that total application did not affect the overall level of discretion and that negative impacts from heads of department and internal office staff may be significant.

The innovation as strategic enables the achievement of competitive advantage in business in a dynamic scenario. Treatment of innovation in this task follows the path of green marketing due of its significance as a competitive differentiator. For the preparation of the task was taken Contingency Theory, which considers the complexities environmental who influences on the process of developing organizational strategies. Have as objectives the identification of environmental factors that influence the decision on green marketing (1), the evaluation of the perception of social actors on environmental variables (2), and analysis of trend in organizational performance through the application of green marketing (3).

The novel and ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic in India has had a phenomenal effect on India’s financial, educational system and community development. It effects the overall education system in India but the Indian educational institutions have made substantial contributions and taking proper steps to minimize the effects of this virus. Its only made possible by the contributions have been made primarily by medical and emergency management, counselling for mental health, control on people’s movement and innovation in Emergency remote teaching (ERT). In what manner to tackle these risks and emergency problems, this paper reviewed and presented all the situations, highlighted the risk management process and plan of Indian educational institutions from university to school level institutions and proposes some approaches for the solutions of community dissemination. JEL Classification: G32, C73

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