The country’s premier business schools are going all out in the fight against Covid, with students, faculty and
Satendrasingh Lilhare, a student of SPJIMR’s postgraduate programme for development management (PGPDM) has won the Tata Social Enterprise Challenge award. Lilhare’s social enterprise ‘Bastar se Bazaar tak’ — which provides agri-based employment opportunities to people in the rural areas of Bastar, Chattisgarh helped him win ₹2.5 lakh cash prize.
Humanity is faced with one of the worst disasters in the contemporary history after the Spanish flue in 1918. Besides causing unprecedented health havoc among the world population with more than 3 Mn deaths, it has caused serious impact on the world economy.
haratiya Vidya Bhavan’s S P Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR) has set up a Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL), which will partner with researchers, social organisations, public policy makers and industry from around the world to design innovative interventions in management education.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR) has set up a Centre for Wisdom in Leadership (CWIL), which will partner with researchers, social organisations, public policy makers and industry from around the world to
Even as the controversy over Amazon Prime Video’s political thriller “Tandav” rages in India, the latest web series to come under fire is Netflix’s “Bombay Begums,” a drama that recounts the lives of five women living in Mumbai.
New Delhi [India], April 8 (ANI/PRNewswire): With the grand reveal of ranking in various categories across B-Schools and E-Schools in the country, Dare2Compete Awards 2021 witnessed a glorious close today.
All private sector banks will be allowed to handle government-related banking transactions such as the collection of taxes, pension payments and small savings schemes, the finance ministry announced on Wednesday.
The prestigious European business school, ESCP, has highlighted the global potential of trilateral ties between Israel, the UAE and India during a recent seminar organised in cooperation with SPJIMR.
Bhavan’s SPJIMR on Monday (23rd March 2021) announced that all participants of its 15-month post-graduate programme in management (PGPM) have been placed, marking the successful closure of a placement season that came in the midst of a series of disruptions caused by the Sars-Cov-2 pandemic.
Bhavan’s SPJIMR on Monday (23rd March 2021) announced that all participants of its 15-month post-graduate programme in management (PGPM) have been placed, marking the successful closure of a placement season that came in the midst of a series of disruptions caused by the Sars-Cov-2 pandemic.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s SPJIMR, a business school in India, along with FICCI-FLO Mumbai, the ladies organisation of industry body FICCI, today jointly released a ‘White Paper’ titled ‘Women Entrepreneurship in India – Navigating the Social Paradoxes’. The paper was released at the hands of Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant during an award function – ‘The Game Changers – Women Start-up Awards 2021’ organised to recognise and felicitate women entrepreneurs.
New Delhi: XLRI- Xavier School of Management in association with Fr Arrupe Centre for Ecology and Sustainability (FACES) and PEACE, a student group responsible for promoting sustainable and environmental conservation practices in XLRI recently conducted the first sustainability and ethics themed debate Father McGrath Memorial Debate virtually.
The modern-day MBA is practically unrecognizable for students of the 90s and 2000s. It’s more modular than ever before as institutions are joining hands to offer courses. The modern MBA is also more global in character and multi-disciplinary.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s SPJIMR, along with FICCI-FLO Mumbai, the ladies organisation of industry body FICCI, have jointly released a white paper titled “Women Entrepreneurship in India – Navigating the Social Paradoxes”.
The Indian central bank’s conventional as well as unconventional policy responses to support the economy through the pandemic failed to reduce the government’s borrowing costs by a lot, says a new study.
While there is much brouhaha about engineers and doctors, it is little known that India needs more than 70 lakh professionals of a different kind in the next ten years: project managers.
Apart from central and state govt schemes that fund new ideas, you have PE/VC firms, angel investors and incubators to help your business see the light of day; just get your business model right