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Outlook Magazine - 8 October 2018
India's Best Business Schools 2018
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Global MBAs, the liberal arts, polyglottery and, as ever, rankings. Outlook’s 2018 B-schools package is here.
An MRI scan on a snake to Imran Khan's near-daily chopper ride to work -- read this and much more in this week's The Subcontinental Menu.
A nun had alleged that the bishop of Jalandhar, Franco Mulakkal, 54, had confined and raped her several times between 2014 and 2016 at a convent in Kuruvilangad.
The case against Jay Panda is most likely to die a natural death. The Odisha government, however, would be happy that the limited purpose for which it was lodged in the first place has already been fulfilled.
Can the Rafale deal be as potent a scandal for the Modi government as Bofors had been for Rajiv Gandhi in 1987?
Srinivas, an MBA from Oklahoma State University, says his goal is to make fresh South Indian food as easily available like other FMCG products.
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Global MBAs, the liberal arts, polyglottery and, as ever, rankings. Outlook’s 2018 B-schools package is here.
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Showbiz isn’t enough for this star cast
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An MRI scan on a snake to Imran Khan's near-daily chopper ride to work -- read this and much more in this week's The Subcontinental Menu.
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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A journalist's diary from the recently concluded Toronto International Film Festival.
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A nun had alleged that the bishop of Jalandhar, Franco Mulakkal, 54, had confined and raped her several times between 2014 and 2016 at a convent in Kuruvilangad.
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The case against Jay Panda is most likely to die a natural death. The Odisha government, however, would be happy that the limited purpose for which it was lodged in the first place has already been fulfilled.
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Can the Rafale deal be as potent a scandal for the Modi government as Bofors had been for Rajiv Gandhi in 1987?
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Srinivas, an MBA from Oklahoma State University, says his goal is to make fresh South Indian food as easily available like other FMCG products.
OTHER STORIES
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Eight films tip over Rs 100 cr in eight months, Bollywood’s having a golden run this year
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Broad skillsets, enterprise and hands-on experience are trending in US B-schools
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Once a management guru, M. Mahadevan took his theories to the market and turned into a visionary restaurateur
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The government’s cram school? Project to tutor rural students for entrance tests
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One of Britain’s most prestigious tech awards, which resulted in forty companies being taken to the UK so far, the ‘TECH Rocketship Awards 2018 and 2019’, is open to Indian tech startups.
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How a refurbished private sector is taking forward the higher education mandate in India
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Armed with foreign degrees and global outlook, heirs of family businesses are nudging traditional horizons
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Global recession, machine-made cheap copies and low tourist inflow push homespun magic into a tailspin
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Today, technology has opened avenues to global learning from your laptop screen at home.
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Technology-focussed venture capitals are driving the new generation of best-selling brands in the market
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As the world shrinks and businesses grow and expand to new regions and countries, business schools have come round to the realisation that people who speak multiple languages have a major competitive advantage.
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A keen sense of emerging trends in business education is crucial in choosing the right course
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After being dealt a bad hand for long, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Sikkim and Manipur finally got the opportunity to debut in first-class cricket.
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JD(S)-Congress set-up is under strain, while the BJP waits in the wings
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Parameters and sub-parameters that are considered essential when rating a B-school have been evolved in consultation with industry experts, and weightages were assigned accordingly.
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Uttar Pradesh government will be acquiring 1337 hectares of land for the proposed Jewar international airport in Gautam Buddh Nagar district in the first phase of the project. A total of 5926 families will be affected.
