A New Batch, A New Journey - Aastha From IIM Lucknow
“I didn’t sleep last night! So much to do and only 24 hours in a day!”
Aastha Sneha
As Britain Puts It “The things I Do For Love” - Aman Jindal's View On Brexit
Britain in an historic referendum voted to exit the European Union ending its 40 year old love-hate relationship with Europe. This is the first time a member state has decided to exit the EU. Sterling witnessed its biggest one day drop since 1945, as world markets went into a tailspin. A frenzy of put options (options that bet on a stock underperforming) were sold in derivatives markets on UK stocks. Article 50 of the European Treaty which details the mechanics of how a nation can exit the EU is sketchy at best. A messy divorce is imminent.
Aman Jindal
What An Ancient Indian Ritual Taught Me About Long-Lasting Success
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.
Vishal Kataria
How Can Gandhi Save The Millennials
Every month, a million young people enter the workforce. That is 15 people per second. By the time you reach the end of this article, we will need another 60 new jobs. And this is going to continue for many years now.
Abhishek Thakore
Keep Calm And Let Nikesh Carry On - Mahesh Murthy's Take on Developments At SoftBank
The news reached epidemic proportions a few hours earlier today with journalists calling to ask if I (and many others) now thought that Indian entrepreneurship was dealt a terrible blow with Nikesh Arora’s resignation from Softbank.
Nidhi Malkan
My Journey With My Father - The Four Waves of Papa
We are all mostly born to Papas who are super men. They are invincible and can do no wrong. They are men of steel who go out there and face the world so that we may have our toys and do well at school.
Abhishek Thakore
Why Are The Age Old Institutes Losing The Limelight To The New Ones And What Should They Do About It
No matter what metal you have, Gold is Gold.
Anna Rana
A New Batch, A New Journey - Aastha From IIM Lucknow
“I didn’t sleep last night! So much to do and only 24 hours in a day!”
Aastha Sneha
As Britain Puts It “The things I Do For Love” - Aman Jindal's View On Brexit
Britain in an historic referendum voted to exit the European Union ending its 40 year old love-hate relationship with Europe. This is the first time a member state has decided to exit the EU. Sterling witnessed its biggest one day drop since 1945, as world markets went into a tailspin. A frenzy of put options (options that bet on a stock underperforming) were sold in derivatives markets on UK stocks. Article 50 of the European Treaty which details the mechanics of how a nation can exit the EU is sketchy at best. A messy divorce is imminent.
Aman Jindal
What An Ancient Indian Ritual Taught Me About Long-Lasting Success
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.
Vishal Kataria
How Can Gandhi Save The Millennials
Every month, a million young people enter the workforce. That is 15 people per second. By the time you reach the end of this article, we will need another 60 new jobs. And this is going to continue for many years now.
Abhishek Thakore
Keep Calm And Let Nikesh Carry On - Mahesh Murthy's Take on Developments At SoftBank
The news reached epidemic proportions a few hours earlier today with journalists calling to ask if I (and many others) now thought that Indian entrepreneurship was dealt a terrible blow with Nikesh Arora’s resignation from Softbank.
Nidhi Malkan
My Journey With My Father - The Four Waves of Papa
We are all mostly born to Papas who are super men. They are invincible and can do no wrong. They are men of steel who go out there and face the world so that we may have our toys and do well at school.
Abhishek Thakore
Why Are The Age Old Institutes Losing The Limelight To The New Ones And What Should They Do About It
No matter what metal you have, Gold is Gold.
Anna Rana