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Kashmir se Kanyakumari tak: SPJIMR interns in Rural India

Kashmir se Kanyakumari tak: SPJIMR interns in Rural India

With a focus on social sensitivity and  maintaining a balance between 'value for values' while consciously moving towards achieving your ambitions, SPJIMR has often done things differently. The Development of Corporate Citizenship in one such endeavor in that direction. Every year, instead of summer internships, the entire batch of two hundred odd students undertakes a 6 week mandatory rural stint across the country. The stint includes a stay with the designated NGOs in the villages and working on a project which involves solving the very real and gritty problems that rural India grapples with.

Sonal Sapale
IIM Indore UAE Campus makes its presence felt in Dubai

IIM Indore UAE Campus makes its presence felt in Dubai

For a student to truly make the most of their two years in an MBA course, just working hard towards your academics is far from enough.While colleges can often put such a workload on students that they are never able to test themselves in the outside world, luckily at Indian Institute of Management, Indore’s UAE Campus has such a specifically well designed course outline that students have more than enough time for several extra-curricular activities.

IIM Indore UAE (Dubai)
First ever Prom Night at IIM Lucknow

First ever Prom Night at IIM Lucknow

Prom Night in a B-school can sound gorgeous. That too after a rather frustrating mid-term paper on the V-day evening… life doesn’t seem to be that much “give up”.

Debalina Haldar
Splashing, Stripping and Rang Barse at IIM Lucknow

Splashing, Stripping and Rang Barse at IIM Lucknow

The festival of colours saw students from various parts of the country come together and celebrate Holi in a style most unique where everyone from students to faculty members became one with red, green and blue, covering the red bricks with hues and happiness.

Media And Communication Cell IIM-Lucknow
The Business of Art

The Business of Art

My mother is an artist. She paints, sews, carves, crochets and does all kinds of very creative things that, as a child, I used to look up to with eyes of awe. I wanted to become as adept at all things artistic as she is. But, the day I picked up a crochet needle (or whatever that instrument is called!) for the first time, I knew that the particular gene has skipped a generation. Never mind, life still went on for me. I studied, scored good marks, studied more, scored better marks and kept adding to the length and dimensions of my CV. Later in my life I started drama, painting and writing as proxies to the creative legacy of my mother but neither could I be as good as she was, nor a natural as some around me were. I always wondered whether it was realistically possible to be equally good in studies as in arts. Anyways, life has its own ways, those highly creative people went to schools of art that hardly anyone ever hears about while I went to schools that makes everyone take a note and this complex of mine (about not being naturally creative) was covered up by a certain superiority complex.

Akriti Gupta