India celebrates children's day on 14th of November every year on the birthday of free India's first prime minister - Jawaharlal Nehru. But it's about time we educated ourselves with more than how much Nehru loved kids - it's time we acknowledged that the country we've built is not as safe for our children as we'd like it to be.
When I first walked into the lush green campus of TISS Mumbai on a rainy June afternoon (because when is it NOT raining in Mumbai?!), I was convinced this campus was one of Mumbai’s best-kept secrets! Imagine a campus where you hear the sound of birds chirping every morning, a classroom with a view of serene green hills…all this in the heart of Mumbai’s hustle and bustle!
Heemang Parmar faced a huge personal hurdle during his engineering days when he lost his parents. But this did not deter him from making a way for himself. He built his own startup from scratch and named it Virusha Infotech; using the initials of his parents’ name, Virendra and Usha. He started his venture and decided to learn more about business, so he joined IIM Lucknow.
I live a poem featuring all those who vibe and rhyme. And, this phase at IIM Indore has been incessantly adding more excerpts to my rhyme. Life is replete of experiences, that's what is making it count. The happy, tough, dull, frantic, hectic and ecstatic days, each one offering a new opportunity and a fresh perspective to life. Each day, bringing in new realisations and learnings, for some to be learnt and others to be unlearnt. This constant period of perpetual learnings and alternating phase of learning and unlearning drives the life forward moment by moment, hour by hour, day by day, week by week, month by month and year by year. These moments and days make all the difference and make one's experience at IIM Indore, an inevitable part of one's life.
With over 40 years of experience, Director of IMT Ghaziabad, Ashish K Bhattacharyya will tell you about the multifaceted learning structure at the IMT campus. As the head of IMT Ghaziabad, which focuses on experiential learning and gives value to learning outside the classroom, he has also made sure that learning becomes fun for the students.
As soon as you get into a b-school, your first big challenge is getting a summer placement. You'll be organizing and reorganizing your CV, prepping for your HR questions, sitting for mock GDs and ironing out your best shirt to get ready for placement season.
“Good Afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen, we have landed at the Amritsar Airport. The humidity is 85% and a temperature of 37 degrees.” said the captain of the flight. I was briskly walking towards the conveyor belt. I was anxious and excited about the new journey – IIM Amritsar.
“Survival of the fittest” is a phrase from Darwinian evolutionary theory. Natural selection is an idea which says that only the species that adapt to the environment the fastest will survive in the longer run. In our currently condescending world, it’s evident that this phrase is tossed about a lot and, undoubtedly, in reference to other people.
India celebrates children's day on 14th of November every year on the birthday of free India's first prime minister - Jawaharlal Nehru. But it's about time we educated ourselves with more than how much Nehru loved kids - it's time we acknowledged that the country we've built is not as safe for our children as we'd like it to be.
When I first walked into the lush green campus of TISS Mumbai on a rainy June afternoon (because when is it NOT raining in Mumbai?!), I was convinced this campus was one of Mumbai’s best-kept secrets! Imagine a campus where you hear the sound of birds chirping every morning, a classroom with a view of serene green hills…all this in the heart of Mumbai’s hustle and bustle!
Heemang Parmar faced a huge personal hurdle during his engineering days when he lost his parents. But this did not deter him from making a way for himself. He built his own startup from scratch and named it Virusha Infotech; using the initials of his parents’ name, Virendra and Usha. He started his venture and decided to learn more about business, so he joined IIM Lucknow.
I live a poem featuring all those who vibe and rhyme. And, this phase at IIM Indore has been incessantly adding more excerpts to my rhyme. Life is replete of experiences, that's what is making it count. The happy, tough, dull, frantic, hectic and ecstatic days, each one offering a new opportunity and a fresh perspective to life. Each day, bringing in new realisations and learnings, for some to be learnt and others to be unlearnt. This constant period of perpetual learnings and alternating phase of learning and unlearning drives the life forward moment by moment, hour by hour, day by day, week by week, month by month and year by year. These moments and days make all the difference and make one's experience at IIM Indore, an inevitable part of one's life.
With over 40 years of experience, Director of IMT Ghaziabad, Ashish K Bhattacharyya will tell you about the multifaceted learning structure at the IMT campus. As the head of IMT Ghaziabad, which focuses on experiential learning and gives value to learning outside the classroom, he has also made sure that learning becomes fun for the students.
As soon as you get into a b-school, your first big challenge is getting a summer placement. You'll be organizing and reorganizing your CV, prepping for your HR questions, sitting for mock GDs and ironing out your best shirt to get ready for placement season.
“Good Afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen, we have landed at the Amritsar Airport. The humidity is 85% and a temperature of 37 degrees.” said the captain of the flight. I was briskly walking towards the conveyor belt. I was anxious and excited about the new journey – IIM Amritsar.
“Survival of the fittest” is a phrase from Darwinian evolutionary theory. Natural selection is an idea which says that only the species that adapt to the environment the fastest will survive in the longer run. In our currently condescending world, it’s evident that this phrase is tossed about a lot and, undoubtedly, in reference to other people.
