SPJIMR news
Snippets of trending information about the lively SPJIMR community, including blogs, podcasts, announcements, events, and media coverage.
Announcements
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Abhyudaya featured among leading global community engagement initiatives
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Prof. ShabbirHusain R.V. represents SPJIMR at Asia Dialogue Forum
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Gurcharan Das applauds Abhyudaya’s dual impact on students and society
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Prof. Amit Jain highlights the significance of prioritising teachers’ mental health
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Advancing women’s economic agency
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From chair yoga to mandala flow: a week of mindful movement at SPJIMR
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From inquiry to impact: FPM batch 11 begins its research journey at SPJIMR
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EMPact 2026: Breaking the silo: The L&D mandate in an AI world
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PGPFMB batch 38 shows sheer camaraderie at the Dhanda fest
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SPJIMR’s Case School 2026 turns case-writing theory into completed first drafts
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Women in family business: Insights from LiFE Marshal Meghana Chandrachud
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SPJIMR Student Council 2026–27 takes office
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Confluence 2026: The spirit of collaboration
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When two worlds meet, everyone learns
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Navi Mumbai edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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Developing next-gen leadership through peer-to-peer learning
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cross-cultural immersion June 8, 2026 Know more
SPJIMR podcast
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Past Imperfect Episode 29: Sven Beckert on capitalism’s global odyssey
Know morePast Imperfect Episode 28: Pronoti Datta on how to eat like a Mumbaikar
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Past Imperfect Episode 27: Joshua Ehrlich on the East India Company’s politics of knowledge
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Past Imperfect Episode 26: John Cassidy on capitalism and its critics
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Past Imperfect Episode 25: Female power on the streets of Bombay with Avrati Bhatnagar and Sumathi Ramaswamy
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In the news
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"This is not casual traffic. It’s high-intent, habit-driven engagement. And somewhere in that journey sits an unresolved need: where to stay."
Ashita Aggarwal
Room for more: How ixigo is betting on Bharat’s booking gap with Brevistay acquisition
- Fortune India
"The idea was to present Parsi interests before Iran and to build a bridge between India and Iran... build a people-to-people bridge between Bombay and Tehran, regardless of religion."
Dinyar Patel
Bombay’s bridge to Persia
- Mumbai Mirror
