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SPJIMR students bag highest offer of Rs 75 lakh per annum, average salary of Rs 33.75 lakh per annumBharatiya Vidya Bhavan's SPJIMR has announced impressive placement results for its Class of 2026. Students secured an average salary of Rs ...- Sudha Murty praises son-in-law Rishi Sunak's 'good Indian cultural values'At the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Diwali gala in London, author Sudha Murty expressed pride in her son-in-law, Rishi Sunak, for embodying bot...
- Karnataka expects to receive FDI worth Rs 75,000 crores: Education Minister Ashwath NarayanaThe minister, who accompanied Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai at the World Economic Forum at Davos, said that the Davos meeting was very su...
- Bhavan’s SPJIMR dean Ranjan Banerjee to step down, globalsearch to be instituted for successorDeepak Parekh, chairman of the SPJIMR Governing Council said in a statement: "Bhavan's SPJIMR has made significant strides under Dr Banerje...
- SPJIMR's incoming class of 2022 has 42% women, its highest everThe number of women participants in this course has been steadily rising without there being any quota for girls or preferential selection....
- SPJIMR introduces 'Weekending with Vishwas' for mental wellbeing of students and staff‘Weekending with Vishwas’ builds conversations around hope and resilience and allows candid conversations in a psychologically safe space. ...
- SPJIMR launches new Centre for Financial StudiesThe five areas that CFS has mandated itself to work on are accounting, governance & risk, financial inclusion, fintech and policy & regulat...
- Future of India-UK relations very bright: Indian envoyThe future of India-UK relations is very bright and India can play a very important role once Britain exits from the European Union, the co...
- NRI entrepreneur wins 'Business Personality' award in UKJoginder Sanger, Chairman of Mastcraft Group and Chairman of the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, received the award during the Eastern Eye Asian Bu...
- SPJIMR announces launch of executive management programme at its new campus in New DelhiThe new campus is situated at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's campus near the Connaught Place, a commercial hub in the central part of New Del...
- Tributes paid to aviation pioneer Maneck Dalal in UKAt the age of 29 and at the behest of his hero JRD Tata, the young post graduate from Trinity Hall, Cambridge University, started Air India...
- Bal Gangadhar Tilak’s descendant elected as Pune mayorTilak (52), who received 98 votes, defeated NCP candidate Nanda Lonkar, who bagged 52, including those from from the Congress Corporators.
- PM Narendra Modi's UK visit gave thrust to ties: Ranjan Mathai"This visit has given a greater thrust to political and cultural relations and boost to trade and investment between the two countries," Ma...
- Indian experts honoured in UKMilapfest established the awards in order to recognise the dedication of arts professionals working in the field of Indian arts and to cele...
- Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti celebrated in UKMany of the diginitaries also made reference to a new Gandhi statue to be unveiled at Parliament Square in central London by early next yea...
- UK launches new Indian art support networkA new group aimed at incubating indigenous arts and crafts from India in Britain has been launched here, called 'Arts and Culture of India'.
- NRI community attends reception in honour of Hamid AnsariThe Vice President will deliver a lecture on 'Citizenship and Identity' at the Oxford Islamic Research Centre.
- Anna Hazare lacks scientific ideas to end corruption, says Justice KatzuJustice Markandey Katju said anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare lacks scientific ideas which are needed to solve the problem of graft.
- NRI entrepreneur Dr Rami Ranger donates 25k pounds to Indian Gymkhana ClubDr Rami Ranger has donated 25,000 pounds for the development and expansion of the Indian Gymkhana Club here.
- 'IBM Day' celebrated at IIT, MadrasAs part of its efforts to collaborate with academia in India, software major IBM on Monday celebrated 'IBM Day'.
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