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India’s economic and social growth Segments are agriculture, industry and service. Transparent economic and social policies of the govt. made the country achieve rapid progress in economic and social spheres. Though all the segments are participating the nation’s economic development the automobile industry in particular took its chief role in sharing 7.5 percent in the total GDP rate. The raise in standard of living, growth in young population, consumer demand, high domestic savings and cheap credit availability keep the industry growing in leaps and bounds in last decade. It is forecasted that the automobile industry will become world leader by the year 2020.This is because of the major part taken by the commercial vehicle industry in automobile segment. This can be vouched by the fact that the segment contributes more than 50 percent of the total share of 7.5 percent of automobile industry. Hence it is important to investigate the managerial efficiency of funds in commercial vehicle manufacturing firms. The managerial efficiency of funds indicates the well being of working capital of the firm. The Working capital management is one of primary factor that made impact on the profitability of firm. Keeping this conjecture in mind, the researcher is interested to undertake this study to analyze the cash management, inventory cycle, liquidity and Return on Assets (ROA) to identify the impact on profitability of the firm. The Ratio analysis and Motaal’s comprehensive rank test are important statistical tools were used by the researcher to analyze ten years spanning from the year 2009-10 to 2018- 2019 of annual reports. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In a democratic country where each and every person’s ideas matter in making decisions calls in the need for a distributed system. Also, transferring money from one system to another within seconds creates demand to be able to view it by each and every one in the country. After all, the tax payer is the one who should also be informed about his/her money transactions. Eventually, this also leads to various other problems like tampering of data, bringing in the security aspect as well. Considering a country like India with so many systems, from central to state and panchayat system, it is a near to impossible task to be able to track the money used by people, especially when money is exchanged between many people. The data, if stored in one place, also involves fraud and data theft. This is where blockchain comes into play, as one of the most secured and transparent forms of storing transactions in a distributed ledger. This is done with the use of a private and public key based on which each authenticated individual will be able to view the transactions in a distributed manner. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]