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How The Sustainable Supply Chain At Marico Works - Pooja, TISS Mumbai

Did you know that Marico buys 1 out of every 25 coconuts produced in India? Before joining Marico as a fieldwork intern, I certainly didn’t. While stories about the distribution network of Marico are well known, I figure the stories about their supply chain must be legendary. In my previous article, I tried to understand the values that Marico stands for. As I tried to understand how the sourcing works, I also realized that it exemplifies one of the core values of Marico – transparency and openness.

Nikhil Taori's Journey To CFA Level 3 - SJMSOM, IIT Bombay

My CFA journey began in the year 2014 and I’d like to share what prompted me to embark on it.

Jugaad - Is It A Mindset Or A Process - Views From Prabhakar

Many articles have been written about the merits and demerits of Jugaad. The best-known definition is that it is an innovative fix or a simple workaround. Its closest English equivalent is a ‘hack’ but unfortunately, a hack has evolved into something of an intellectual art form, so it misconstrues the true meaning of Jugaad. Others have said that it is an acceptable form of frugal engineering.

'Find Time To Connect With People In Your Batch' - Sneha Ranjan, IIM Calcutta PGPEX

Hi Sneha! Tell us about your academic and professional background.

The Importance Of Being Arundhati Bhattacharya - Finance Guru Tamal Bandyopadhyay Speaks

On 1st October, State Bank of India (SBI) chief Arundhati Bhattacharya’s tenure was extended by one more year, the announcement coming five days ahead of the end of her three-year term.

A CA's Journey To SPJIMR, Mumbai - Mrinalini Gujrani

Celebrity Endorsements Scale A New Height - Views From Prabhakar

Yes, celebrity endorsements have scaled a new height. A new height of ridicule that is. Most people in New Delhi were stunned when they opened their morning newspaper to find a greying, bearded Pierce Brosnan in his role as James Bond holding a pack of Pan Bahar. The film shows Brosnan in the role of a Bollywood Bond, attacking crusaders a bit like Don Quixote, swishing his box of Pan Bahar like a sword. While a female Sancho Panza coyly looks on with admiration. The film ends with him taking the position of the Bollywood SPECTRE leader and dislodging him from his chair in a quick motion while his opponents bite the dust. A stunt that Bruce Lee would have found difficult to emulate. Brosnan ends it with 'Class never goes out of style'. Strange tagline for a product that is banned in many Indian states.

When I Say I'm From The Gaming Industry, People Ask 'Then Why IIM Lucknow' - Vikesh Naggar

You see them roaming around the campus and they seem to fit in so well with the normal junta. But wait until you hear their stories and you realize that they are the ones bringing in real diversity to the campus.