SPJIMR news
Snippets of trending information about the lively SPJIMR community, including blogs, podcasts, announcements, events, and media coverage.
Announcements
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Viraasat 2026
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PRME 2025-26
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Prof. Vidhu Shekhar serves on the Editorial Team of Jharkhand Economic Survey 2025–26
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EN-ROADS Climate Simulator Workshop: Teaching climate solutions in the classroom
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Prof. Anirudh Shingal’s research cited in India’s Economic Survey
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TaSIC 2026: Navigating the ‘Aspiration Paradox’
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Ahmedabad edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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Family Business and Entrepreneurship Research Presentation Series with Dr. Thomas Clauss
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SPJIMR welcomed its 22nd PGPM batch to the Mumbai campus
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Hubballi edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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A transformative leadership lab for PGPFMB 38
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From legacy to lived experience: How an FMB alumnus reimagined a family business
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Carrying legacy forward: PGPFMB batch 35 Graduation Day
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Play Fest 2026: Fostering teamwork through sportsmanship
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PGPM batch 21 bids farewell to SPJIMR
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Aasra 2026
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SPJIMR podcast
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Past Imperfect Episode 26: John Cassidy on capitalism and its critics
Know morePast Imperfect Episode 25: Female power on the streets of Bombay with Avrati Bhatnagar and Sumathi Ramaswamy
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WISE Tech Talks Episode 1: Making workplaces smart with AI
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Past Imperfect Episode 24: Sam Dalrymple on South Asia’s five tectonic partitions
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Past Imperfect Episode 23: Padraic X. Scanlan on why Ireland’s Great Famine matters
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In the news
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"At SPJIMR, we view digital not just as advertising, but as a strategic engagement engine, one that builds brand credibility"
Ramessh Misshra
From seasonal bursts to always-on: Why education brands are doubling down on digital
- Exchange4Media
"Safi still carries nostalgia as a familiar legacy brand, but without sustained visibility, it surfaces only when the need arises rather than staying top-of-mind."
Ashita Aggarwal
Familiar, but to whom? Safi’s legacy problem in India’s OTC market
- Open Magazine
