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Snippets of trending information about the lively SPJIMR community, including blogs, podcasts, announcements, events, and media coverage.
Announcements
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DoCC events 2026: PRME | SIA | Ehsaas | i5 Awards
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Samavesh 2026: Exploring how GCCs are powering innovation for the world
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SPJIMR alumnus recognised at the DHL GoTrade GBSN Fellowship
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Prof. Tulsi Jayakumar recognised as ‘Family Office Mentor’
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Shaping changemakers through purpose and innovation
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Industry interaction: SPJIMR students explore India’s energy transition with Jakson Group
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Northeast Edition | WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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SPJIMR Abhyudaya’s Hastantaran 2026: Humsafar — Growing Together
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SPOnam 2026: Celebrating tradition, culture and community at SPJIMR
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Gift City edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon
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West Bengal edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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SPJIMR hosts a five-day Transcendental Meditation Programme for employee well-being
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Central India edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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Odisha edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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SPJIMR celebrates the success of EnPower Batch 7
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Chhattisgarh edition – WISE Tech India Pitchathon 2026
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SPJIMR podcast
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Past Imperfect Episode 30: M. Visvesvaraya’s technocratic vision with Aparajith Ramnath
Know morePast Imperfect Episode 29: Sven Beckert on capitalism’s global odyssey
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Past 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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In the news
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"While Naoroji crafted his version of the drain theory with economic data and provided solid evidence on the widespread nature of poverty, we have to remember that, for him, the drain theory ultimately had a polemical purpose."
Dinyar Patel
Dadabhai Naoroji: The man who exposed the economics of British colonialism
- The Daily Star
"A mode can change the path through the product; it cannot manufacture the desire to learn."
Ashita Aggarwal
Dear student, please use less ChatGPT: OpenAI goes back to school
- Open Magazine
