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Rigor: What it takes to turn ambition into impact

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By David Ebenstein, Dominic Skerritt, Rajesh A Krishnan
| McKinsey & Company
McKinsey research finds that companies that execute transformations with rigor are far more likely to achieve their aspirational targets—and sustain meaningful progress. Every organization aspires for its transformation to deliver sustainable impact. But achieving that outcome requires more than just a vision; it demands rigor. Rigor is the disciplined execution that turns bold ideas into measurable, lasting results.
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Gobar Times: All about Farmer Producer Organisations

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By Rajesh A Krishnan, Chhavi Mathur, Yogendra Anand
| Down To Earth Verified
You may have heard the quote ‘Once in your life you need a doctor, a lawyer, a policeman, and a preacher but every day, three times a day, you need a farmer.’ After all, if it weren’t for the hard work of farmers, we wouldn’t have all the tasty and diverse food we eat every single day. We owe our ‘food security’—the assurance of enough healthy food for all of us in the present and future years—to farmers. What would happen if farmers were to disappear from our lives?
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Gobar Times: All about Farmer Producer Organisations

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By Rajesh A Krishnan
| HT Syndication
India, April 19 -- You may have heard the quote 'Once in your life you need a doctor, a lawyer, a policeman, and a preacher but every day, three times a day, you need a farmer.' After all, if it weren't for the hard work of farmers, we wouldn't have all the tasty and diverse food we eat every single day. We owe our 'food security'-the assurance of enough healthy food for all of us in the present and future years-to farmers. What would happen if farmers were to disappear from our lives?
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