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“We’ll Align Your Joining Date Later”: The One HR Line That Leaves New Hires Wondering What’s Really Going OnCompanies delaying new hire start dates, often after an offer is accepted, can cause significant stress and anxiety for recruits. This ambi...- Quote of the day by Chris Pine: 'Ignore the naysayers. Really the only option is, head down and...' Life lessons by American actor known for playing Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek movie seriesQuote of the day by Chris Pine highlights focus, persistence, and ignoring criticism. This explainer covers quote of the day meaning, quote...
- School assembly news headlines for March 14: Top national, international, business, sports update and thought of the dayIndia prepares to host a global conference on women in agri-food systems in 2026. A bill to define 'transgender' is introduced in Lok Sabha...
- Bharti chairman Sunil Mittal knighted by Britain’s King CharlesMittal was awarded the Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (KBE). The KBE is among the highest honours confe...
- Princess of Wales Kate Middleton meets vendors in Leeds' Kirkgate marketPrincess of Wales Kate Middleton met vendors in Leeds' Kirkgate market during her Shaping Us campaign.
- GBCI releases list of India’s Top 10 States for LEED, Maharashtra ranks firstThe country cumulatively has more than 1,400 LEED-certified buildings including schools, hospitals, offices, residential buildings and more.
- Good Samaritan: How Quess Corp CEO Ajit Isaac takes care of education and healthcare of the underprivilegedAccording to Isaac, the number of students in the school has gone up from 230 to 300. Isaac's next step is to provide impoverished farmers ...
- Watching cartoons can make kids fat: StudyChildren tend to perceive ovoid, or egg-shaped, characters as overweight even though the creatures are imaginary.
- UK's ethnic population set to double by 2051: ReportOverall UK population will rise from 63.4 million in 2011 to 77.4 million in 2051, fuelled by a more than 100 per cent increase in minority...
- Indian Green Building Council targets 10 billion square feet green building area by 2022IGBC is a part of CII-Godrej Green Business Centre, which is actively involved in promoting the green building movement in India.
- Flipkart gears up to recruit management and technology talent from Harvard, Wharton and StanfordFlipkart's top brass, who are alumni of global business schools, have started talks with their alma mater on hiring interns and graduates.
- Flipkart ropes in 108 students for summer internships this yearFlipkart is on a spree to hire summer interns, both from India and abroad. Number of students interning at Flipkart has risen to 108 this y...
- IIM Calcutta gets AMBA accreditationThis accreditation helps benchmark the programmes globally which also helps attract foreign students and tie-ups with leading international...
- British Council launches scholarship for 270 Indian studentsBritish Council launched scholarships worth Rs 10 crore for 270 Indian students, which it claimed is the largest ever such programme for th...
- UK universities ditch 4-million-pound Libyan dealAt least five British universities have pulled out of a four-million-pound deal with trouble-torn Libya.
- Overseas students form 9% of IIM-CMore overseas students have headed for the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIM-C) than ever before.
- IIM-A to overhaul exec course from next yearThe changes will take effect from the 2011-12 batch.
- GLIM establishes new campus near ChennaiChennai’s five year old leading business school, Great Lakes institute of management (Glim) has established a new campus at Manamai village...
- Nerds rush out to learn boardroom tricksGuess who makes up the largest pool of Indian professionals pursuing MBA abroad? The ubiquitous Indian IT pro, of course.
- IIM-A students fly high on overseas internshipsFor the first time in the history of the Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad, complete batch of 62 students, will be going off for int...
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