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Is the Coalition Ready?

While it is premature to predict the INDIA alliance's success in shaping the political narrative of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, experts believe the Opposition has finally been able to set the tone, a first since 2014

Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA) Nurturing Ethical Leadership

LIBA earnestly strives to inculcate the values of excellence, justice, honesty and service to the society among its students

It is Time to Vote

WHAT would you like your country to be named: India or Bharat? The debate was triggered by the invites for the G20 dinner, hosted by President Droupadi Murmu, in the name of \"President of Bharat\". Already, the NCERT has suggested changing the name \"India\" to \"Bharat\" in school textbooks. But what will such a change entail? Will it be accepted by all citizens? What will be the financial cost of such a change?

Tales of the DEAD

Cemeteries representing Patna's chronicle of history and heritage are dying a slow death

A Safe Space

Rehabilitation and reintegration of human trafficking survivors into society is a journey fraught with challenges

Bethlehem, Jerusalem and a friend in Gaza

I see Gaza collapsing, and children dying. A million Gazans are fleeing, as the war burns their homes down

What is Business IQ?

The worldly success of corporations is not simply measurable through quantitative trends in the free market, but through the way they bring together a complex set of intelligences

'Sea Of Opportunities' Awaits Students At Chandigarh University's Business School

CU's Unique MBA specializations is shaping experts for every Business Arena

Total Revolutionary

Jayaprakash Narayan and His Political Legacy

The Elusive Home

The Sophie Ernst-Haya Touma interview

Uncertain Future

The war, which commenced with the Hamas attacks of October 7, is far from over and there is much suffering yet to come

What Will Be The Endgame?

The easy part for Israel is to eliminate Hamas, but can the military kill the idea of freedom?

IIM Sambalpur: An Institute of par Excellence in Nurturing Responsible Leaders with an Entrepreneurial Mindset

IIM Sambalpur has been consistently making a mark in the education industry with its dynamic approach. The institute’s foundation is built on the three pillars of innovation, integrity, and inclusiveness. These principles are not just a part of the institute’s philosophy, but an evident part of their everyday planning and practice. The institute is heading towards sustainable growth under the leadership of the visionary Director Professor Mahadeo Jaiswal. Outlook brings to you an interesting conversation with Professor Mahadeo Jaiswal, Director IIM Sambalpur, on the institute’s value system and commitment to excellence.

"Evolving Dynamics of Business Analytics in Education"

In an era where data has become the cornerstone of strategic decision-making, the collaborative effort between Lloyd Business School and IBM, offers a specialized Post Graduate Diploma in Management PGDM) in Business Analytics.

SISTER NIVEDITA UNIVERSITY Attuned to the New Paradigm of Learning

Sister Nivedita University (SNU),Techno India's youngest institution is all geared up to herald a change that uses technology to empower education

Customizing Learning To Meet New Challenges

Dr. Raman Ramachandran, Director & Dean, K J Somaiya Institute of Management, is passionate about helping practising managers to be successful by combining his years of corporate experience with academic experts at the institute. Former Chairman & Managing Director of BASF India, and also former Managing Director and CEO of PI Industries Ltd, he is also Professor of Practice & Chair of Management Development Programs at KJSIM. In an interview, Ramachandran shares his vision for the institute. Excerpts…

Keeping Abreast With The Times

IIHMR Bangalore is reinventing innovative healthcare management skills to provide high quality education

How The Indian Workforce Is Perfectly Poised To Achieve The American Dream

Business management comprises overseeing all facets of a business, from finance and operations to marketing and human resources. Business managers must be trained in leadership, communication, and problem-solving techniques to take an organisation to greater heights

Fostering Ethical Leaders

The world, of course, needs business professionals and business schools are still the best way to contribute to that end. Perhaps more importantly, however, the world needs “business citizens”. Business schools have the potential to transform students into those types of individuals, a potential that hasn’t been realised enough yet.

The Fault in Our Synergies

An HR professional fell for a novelist. What happened next will blow your mind. Or maybe not

New Age Courses at XIM University, Bhubaneshwar, are in Tune with the Changing Priorities of Management Education

Founded in the 1980s, Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIMB) is a premier B school, consistently ranked among the Top 20 in the country. In 2013, it became a full-fledged university offering a host of programs and courses attuned to the needs of the time. In the last 10 years, it has grown by leaps and bounds with its student intake growing from a measly 240 to a staggering 3, 500 now. XIM University has pioneered the introduction of several new age programs, many of which have later been adopted by leading IIMs वof the country. In an interview with Outlook, Dr. Fr. Antony R Uvari, SJ ,Vice Chancellor, XIM University, Bhubaneswar, talks about XIM’s journey so far and the road ahead. Excerpts:

Compassionate CAPITALISM...

...can redefine the role of business in society

What I did not learn...

While I remain truly indebted to IIMA where I \"learned to learn\". I wish we learned more about people and how we can build on happiness brick by brick

The Many Shades Of Sita

Like many retellings of the Ramayana, the Sitas in Bollywood films tell divergent stories

Strategic Shift

The changing contours of India's relations with Palestine

Religion, Terror, Nationalism

Those struggling for a revolution must realise that terrorism is the weapon of choice of fascism and of pseudo-religious fundamentalism

The Women of Gaza

Over 60 per cent of the casualties in the Israel-Gaza war have been women and children. What is it like to be living in Gaza?

Blaring Sirens, Numbing Silence

When the sirens go off, no matter how calm and rational one tries to be, there is a definite shift in energy in the body. A first-person account

GAZA'S ECHOES OF DESPAIR

The road to peace is becoming more and more tortuous and old strategies are crumbling under the rubble of new conflicts

In Memory of Elusive Peace

For 17 years, I have kept this little memory of him. A frame of the mosque with bullet marks. He had signed his name along with the others. This was in Syracuse University in New York in 2006.