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Meet The Clubs - E Cell - IIM Trichy

It was on the occasion of India’s 69th Independence Day that Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, announced the Start-up India initiative from the ramparts of India’s iconic Red Fort. Just five months later, on the16th January, the PM unveiled the historic Start-up Action Plan. During the seminar, he made a statement, “When I heard Ritesh (Aggarwal of Oyo) speak, I thought how a tea seller like me didn’t think of setting up a hotel chain.” His statement reflects the belief and passion of India’s new start-up generation. We at E-cell IIM Trichy hope to leverage this drive by instilling the same passion into the IIM Trichy ecosystem to enable the birth of the next unicorn.

IIM Trichy .06 Apr 2016

A Wrinkle in Time - The NITIE Chapter - NITIE Student's Diary

I was in my room with my family packing things for NITIE.

Vipul Thapa06 Apr 2016

'I Interned With TATA Motors At Bangalore, My Dream Company' - MYRAcle Manoranjan Kumar

This season we bring you the second part of our series "MYRAcles". In this part we talk to the young talent at MYRA School of Business, Mysore and share some interesting experiences that they had at the school. This time we spoke to Manoranjan Kumar. Manoranjan worked for 3 years with Titan prior to joining MYRA and got a chance to intern with his dream company, Tata Motors!

Career Services Centre06 Apr 2016

Meet the Clubs - 11 Mega Pixels - The Photography And Film Making Club Of IIM Trichy

11 Megapixels is a club for the visual art, photography and filmmaking enthusiasts at Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli. As an active non-academic club it organizes regular photography contests, photography workshops and trips for the student community. It also officially covers all the academic as well as non-academic events conducted throughout the year. The club prides itself of nurturing the best photographers; winning competitions conducted across premiere institutes in the country. The club is the silent force that captures great memories and showcases them.

IIM Trichy .05 Apr 2016

"The Literary Club" of IIM Ranchi - The words of a Literati..

The Literary Club is the unofficial entertainment club of IIM Ranchi. It is a lively, enthusiastic group and it likes to dabble in a plethora of intriguing, often mutually exclusive fields of interest. Literature is its core competency. It consists of a bunch of avid bibliophiles, who love infecting others with our enthusiasm for classic literature, novels, poetry, plays and the written word in general. However, they are also hard core movie buffs, ardent comic lovers, fervent debaters and rabid fans of popular TV shows. But most importantly, it loves spreading knowledge and interest of all these disparate elements among all and sundry. Thus it has reinvigorated the Literary Club with the initiation of several new activities and forums to foster an appreciation of literature and culture. It is keen to show that literature and culture need not be drab or boring or highbrow, rather great works of art are found even in children’s books and strewn as graffiti on the sides of walls. The Literary Club reaches out to its audience through the events it conducts, its Facebook page, and the recently launched blog. The blog was launched with the intention of collecting and sharing great ideas chiselled with creativity and imagination. Through the platform, it invites guest writers to bring to light their stories, poems, reviews, and anything under the sun that will amuse the minds of readers.

IIM Ranchi03 Apr 2016

A Wrinkle in Time - Mumbai Chapter - NITIE Student's Diary

Vipul Thapa03 Apr 2016

What Did Year 1 of MBA at IIM Teach Me Afterall

After almost a year, I decided to pen down my experience. MBA at IIM did keep me super busy. Now when I’m home and meeting my own people, this one question comes running after me “What have you learnt in this one year?” I feel like reciting each day to them and the loads of stress that went by with each passing day, but I fail to utter much. That silence following my interrupted monologue says a lot to me if not to the person posing rhetoric before me.

Raghav Mishra01 Apr 2016

‘No, Not Fashion Technology’ – The Non-IIM B-School Identity Crisis

“Returning home from college is it?” he said, as I hurled the largest of my bags on the Upper berth, for want of space beneath the lower one. ‘College nahi, Institute bolo’, I thought to myself, while managing a smile and sitting down next to him, as the train moved out of Hatia station. My fellow co-passenger seemed to be a decent chap, was an engineer (no surprises there!) and was working in a PSU. We got chatting, even though I was in no mood, exhausted from carrying nearly 45 kilos of my luggage from Delhi to board the train at Hatia (I had miscalculated and merrily sent just two Safexpress cartons home. Yes, I paid for excess baggage). I had mixed emotions, a year and eight months at IIFT had literally flown and I was extremely emotional. He kept talking about how his job was monotonous and that he wanted to study further. I nodded absent-mindedly, gazing past the window into the darkness.

Samik Ghosal30 Mar 2016