The Rig Veda, the oldest and most revered Hindu scripture, explains the ritual of yagna. The yajaman initiates this ritual, making offerings into the agni, the fire burning in the altar. Each time, he exclaims “Svaha” – this of me I offer – hoping to please his chosen deity, the devata. The devata, in return, gives him what he desires, claiming tathastu – so be it.
For a guy who has lived at more than 12 places in his life , this internship added yet another feather in his cap . I visited 8 cities in my 2 months stint at Colgate Palmolive. It all started on 4th April when I had my induction at Mumbai . I met my regional team soon after in Gurgaon on 6th April who briefed me about my project which pertained with augmenting distribution of one of the products of my company. I was totally flummoxed when I was asked to visit so many cities in my stint of 2 months.
Typically a majority vote is strengthening not weakening. But in the case of Brexit political rhetoric is escalating and the far reaching effects of the Brexit vote have spawned a number of unrests in commercial, social and cultural spheres. And if you were watching BBC One like I was this evening, you would be worried to hear about 'race hate crimes' and words like 'civil war' being used however metaphoric that might be.
It’s official: The strategic debt restructuring (SDR) scheme, introduced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in June 2015 to address the rising bad debt problem of the banking system, has failed.
IIM Ranchi welcomed the new batch of 2016-18 on 18 June. They were addressed by the Director of IIM Ranchi, Dr. Anindya Sen and by Prof. Amarendu Nandy. Prof. Amarendu Nandy described the journey of IIM Ranchi so far. The speech instilled the students with the confidence that they have entered one of the best B-schools in India. On the first day of the induction programme, the batch participated in the 24 hour Film Making Competition. This gave a perfect start to their journey. After the competition, the sports events were waiting for the students. Games like Chinese Whispers, Three-Legged Race, Tug-of-War, and Dodge Ball gave them a chance to show their team and leadership skills.
Team InsideIIM brings to you a new series called ‘The Real Life MBA’. There are so many successful entrepreneurs unheard of from whom we all can learn a few principles of management. There is definitely more to management than what we learn in B-schools. We at InsideIIM believe there are stories in every nook and corner. So we decided to hit the road and explore stories of some small-medium businesses and how they made it big without an MBA.
We landed in China, to witness its culture, tradition and its might The task at hand is daunting, strengthening the 2 nation’s ties
I got really excited for four reasons when I cleared my interview for Zoukloans. One, I had never been to our capital, New Delhi. Two, I always wanted to join a finance company since I am interested and passionate towards Finance and Economics. Zoukloans, is a fin-tech company aiming to disrupt the conventional credit market. Third, being the opportunity to travel. The traveller in me got alive to explore many beautiful and scenic places around Delhi (And I got few friends from my college, so I believed these two months would be an amazing experience). The last reason, the experience of interning with a start-up. Thanks to the Entrepreneurship and New Venture creation (ENVC) course; I wanted a first-hand experience of the start-up culture and life.
