SPJIMR news
Snippets of trending information about the lively SPJIMR community, including blogs, podcasts, announcements, events, and media coverage.
Announcements
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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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Prof. Vidhu Shekhar serves on the Editorial Team of Jharkhand Economic Survey 2025–26
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EN-ROADS Climate Simulator Workshop: Teaching climate solutions in the classroom
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SPJIMR and Harvard Business School students explored management through local insight and global dialogue
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SPJIMR welcomed PGEMP batch 107
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Annual Convocation 2026
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PGPFMB 37 mentor workshop
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Family Friday with Mr. Sumeet Kabra
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Samagam: Bridging theory and practice with alumnus Chetan Kejriwal
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Orientation Day: Batch 39 begins its journey
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SPJIMR marks 45 years of purpose-driven leadership
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Pune edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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Beyond intelligence: The centrality of AI metacognition
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Jodhpur edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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SPJIMR podcast
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Past Imperfect Episode 28: Pronoti Datta on how to eat like a Mumbaikar
Know morePast 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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WISE Tech Talks Episode 1: Making workplaces smart with AI
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In the news
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"Khan Chacha already has cultural recall. The challenge is staying relevant without losing what made it iconic in the first place."
Ashita Aggarwal
Khan Chacha 3.0: Inside Sidhant Kalra’s bet to rebuild a cult brand
- Open Magazine
"It is well known that women’s careers suffer disproportionately after childbirth, not purely because of structural bias but because of deeply internal forces that quietly erode professional momentum."
Vineeta Dwivedi
Protect your career trajectory
- Femina India
