The Great Indian B School Debate Semifinal Two – Football will overtake Cricket – IIFT Delhi FOR
The Indian tango with Football
Satyaki Mascharak
The Tablet has no Future - Debate - Semifinal One - IIM Trichy vs IIM Lucknow
Its crunch time at the Great Indian B School Debate. The stakes don't get bigger than this. It is the semifinals. IIM Trichy and IIM Lucknow (defending champions) lock horns in the first semifinal.
Team InsideIIM
The Great Indian B School Debate - Semi-Final Lineups
We had six bruising battles in the second round. From twelve contestants, we are now down to four. In these battles, IIFT Delhi and Team Lucy ..... from IIM Trichy continued their excellent performance. IIM Ranchi and IIM Lucknow were the other two teams that made it to the semi-finals. XLRI Jamshedpur, VGSoM IIT Kharagpur and MDI Gurgaon missed out narrowly on a place in the final four. One thing unites all four semi-finalists - they took the logically most direct approach to proving their arguments, and demolishing those of their opponents.
Team InsideIIM
Battle #6: India needs more than six airlines: IIM Trichy – FOR: Counter punch by Delhi School of Economics
June 12th 2014? Didn’t know what happened that day. Did Air Asia start its operations in India on that day? Good for them. What’s in it for us? Well of course the ticket prices were insanely low. But that happened only for a while. It was just a cheap market penetration strategy. If you go to the Air Asia website now to check the rates, they are similar to that of Go Air, Indigo or Spicejet.
Ashish Verma
Battle #6: India Needs More Than Six Airlines: Delhi School of Economics - AGAINST: Counterpunch by IIM Trichy
This is an entry for the 2nd round of the Great Indian B-School Debate as a rebuttal to Delhi School of Economics earlier post.
Vishnu Poduval
Battle #6: India needs more than six airlines: IIM Trichy - FOR
This is a formal entry for the 2nd Round of the Great Indian B-School Debate Team: Kanti Shah ki Entry
Vishnu Poduval
The Great Indian B School Debate Semifinal Two – Football will overtake Cricket – IIFT Delhi FOR
The Indian tango with Football
Satyaki Mascharak
The Tablet has no Future - Debate - Semifinal One - IIM Trichy vs IIM Lucknow
Its crunch time at the Great Indian B School Debate. The stakes don't get bigger than this. It is the semifinals. IIM Trichy and IIM Lucknow (defending champions) lock horns in the first semifinal.
Team InsideIIM
The Great Indian B School Debate - Semi-Final Lineups
We had six bruising battles in the second round. From twelve contestants, we are now down to four. In these battles, IIFT Delhi and Team Lucy ..... from IIM Trichy continued their excellent performance. IIM Ranchi and IIM Lucknow were the other two teams that made it to the semi-finals. XLRI Jamshedpur, VGSoM IIT Kharagpur and MDI Gurgaon missed out narrowly on a place in the final four. One thing unites all four semi-finalists - they took the logically most direct approach to proving their arguments, and demolishing those of their opponents.
Team InsideIIM
Battle #6: India needs more than six airlines: IIM Trichy – FOR: Counter punch by Delhi School of Economics
June 12th 2014? Didn’t know what happened that day. Did Air Asia start its operations in India on that day? Good for them. What’s in it for us? Well of course the ticket prices were insanely low. But that happened only for a while. It was just a cheap market penetration strategy. If you go to the Air Asia website now to check the rates, they are similar to that of Go Air, Indigo or Spicejet.
Ashish Verma
Battle #6: India Needs More Than Six Airlines: Delhi School of Economics - AGAINST: Counterpunch by IIM Trichy
This is an entry for the 2nd round of the Great Indian B-School Debate as a rebuttal to Delhi School of Economics earlier post.
Vishnu Poduval
Battle #6: India needs more than six airlines: IIM Trichy - FOR
This is a formal entry for the 2nd Round of the Great Indian B-School Debate Team: Kanti Shah ki Entry
Vishnu Poduval