There were some who ate the first piece of the black forest and others who used it on the faces of the birthday boys and girls. There was a lot of cheerful banter in the bistro while the cakes were being consumed. The cake fiesta was then of course followed by the birthday bumps for the birthday boys. That was the end of the celebrations and left everyone waiting for the next birthday bash.
Bindas Bol! : Thursday June 26, 2008
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Thursday, August 02, 2007
Birthday Bash at the Bistro
There were some who ate the first piece of the black forest and others who used it on the faces of the birthday boys and girls. There was a lot of cheerful banter in the bistro while the cakes were being consumed. The cake fiesta was then of course followed by the birthday bumps for the birthday boys. That was the end of the celebrations and left everyone waiting for the next birthday bash.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Be an Elephant, not a Tiger!
"Be an elephant, not a tiger"- this was one of our learnings in our first Macroeconomics Session today!! For those of you who are wondering what this is all about here goes...
Prof. Preetha George asked us to come up with 10 points on a case study about challenges faced by the Indian economy. After some brainstorming, groups came up with pertinent points of their analysis and wrote them on the board. The icing on the cake was when the last group brought their idea of "India should not sprint like a tiger but rather amble along like an elephant". The reason being an overhyped and fast paced economy is not a positive indicator for India's growth, instead it is better to be like the elephant with high stamina and persistance.
The creative description by Rajat, Gagan, KrishnaMohan, Nishant, Arjun and Anurag had the class rolling over with laughter!
What a start to Macroeconomics! :)
Cheers,
Vikas and Manisha
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
E-Drive Results
First Prize: Ankur A. Joshi and Syed Taha Mahmood (PGDSM-MIT 2006-08)
Second Prize: Sandeep Cashyap R (PGDM 2006-08)
Third Prize: Delzin P. Irani and Rachit Agarwal (PGDSM-MIT 2006-08)
Consolation Prize: Mihir Dandwekar and Vivek MadhavPGPM 306
Congratulations to all the winners !! We also take this opportunity to extend our thanks to all the participants. We would also like to thank all the faculty who have supported us in this endeavor. All the winners will be felicitated at NIMITT's inaugural function, we request all the winners to be present in the auditorium on 13th July 07 at 10 AM.
Thanks once again!!
Cheers,
Team E-Drive
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Sunday, July 01, 2007
Water Volley- The spirit of PGDSM MIT | 30 june 2007
Cheers,
Ganga - Bistrobanter, Waterworld
Picture courtesy: Nitin 'Aatif' Sharma, Patro Sarathy Case
Monday, June 25, 2007
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Monday, April 23, 2007
I observed at Graduation Ceremony...
Dear PGDSM-MIT03 participants,
I asked myself a question, looking towards your batch, 'Can I try you out?'. I didn't wait too long, or for too many people to ratify the answer in my mind 'Yes, i will". You proved exceptional, in the quality of support you gave me, for making the SPJIMR Graduation Ceremony what it was; we all know that.
I noticed a few things with pride; the way the PGDSM-MIT03 volunteers kept a stone face, stowed away emotions behind, and put forward a humble and extremely alert disposition, esp during absolute crunch situations. You have a way, a style that I felt is unique and outstanding. Now on, you will have to work even harder to sustain it. And bet, you will.
Before I end, I mustn't forget to mention one more person, Sandeep Sharma (pgdbm-1). Simply put, he was the complete 'Auto-pilot device', for the Graduation Ceremony. And mind you, this 'device' even innovates on its own. Brilliant!
Thanks a million.
Prof. Suranjan Das
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Saturday, April 07, 2007
Bye bye pgp 2005!
Goodbyes are not forever.
Goodbyes are not the end.
They simply mean we will miss you
Until we meet again!
Here’s wishing you all the best! Do keep in touch.
Cheers,
PRCom
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Thursday, February 08, 2007
Team Advitiya win @ IIT-Kgp
Shireen Shaikh, Sonaal Bangera, Saikumar Swamy and Ankur Joshi (team 'Advitiya' of SPJIMR's PGDSM MIT 03) have won first prize in the event Marca da Fabrica (Marketing Event) held during Kshitij '07 at IIT-Kharagpur. In all, 19 teams had been shortlisted for the final round.
The teams had been asked to design an ad campaign for a fictional company. The objectives of the campaign were:
1. To lay bare the racial undercurrent present in the movement against the company and to appeal to the masses to boycott such malicious campaign.
2. To highlight the technical edge of the company over its competitors.
3. To highlight that the company has a distinct pro employee stand.
Team Advitiya had designed the Logo, USP, Tagline, Color Newspaper Ad, poster and a 3 page internet based ad.
Congrats guys! Great job!
Cheers,
Ganga - Bistrobanter, Kharagpur


