Blogs
Paradigm shift in education: Could private universities be game changers?
Published: June 16, 2015Galileo Galilei a famous observational astronomer was reprimanded and incarcerated for advocating “heliocentrism”, which places the Sun at the cen...
Internship at Siemens
Published: June 10, 2015Working at Siemens these past few weeks has been a great experience. Our mentor, who is the CFO of the mobility division, has directed us well and we ...
Internship at Hero MotoCorp
Published: June 10, 2015I’m interning with the strategic marketing group at Hero MotoCorp in New Delhi. My project involves studying the acceptance of rival brand scoote...
The most important thing for development is the education of children
Published: May 15, 2015The most important thing for the development of this world is the education of the children. With this thought in mind, the aspiring engineers and ...
THIS SUMMER IS BLUE
Published: May 6, 2015Sitting in a modern, aesthetically designed office situated in the heart of Gurgaon, I was finally starting my summer internship. A day much anticipat...
A lesson from GITA for students
Published: April 18, 2015I’ve always wondered and am fascinated by the similarities between the United States of America and the Ancient regimes of Rome and Greece. It i...
MY HYBRID HIGHWAY WORLD
Published: April 9, 2015As the endless highway finally ended for me, I felt like my heart skipped a beat. My mecca for the next couple of years had arrived. As the nth gravel...
Critical Reasoning and Systems Thinking
Published: April 9, 2015One particular course we had in the 3rd module called ‘Critical Reasoning and Systems Thinking’ was a subject I had not expected to ‘learn’. ...
Prof Lionel Aranha from IIM Kozhikode coming down to facilitate a course on Ethics and Citizenship
Published: April 9, 2015Bring it on! Things have started to get tougher this module and the next four weeks surely are going to be incredibly hectic. (More ass...
A note on some amazing courses we did at BMU
Published: April 9, 2015Economics for me was the most intellectually stimulating course of all. We had two stellar professors teach us Macroeconomics. One was a Keynesian...
