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Indian concept of war and politics in reference to Bhagavad Gita
Indian concept of war and politics in reference to Bhagavad Gita
Is Higher Education Necessary to Achieve Financial Success?
Perspective of a student – During our childhood, we all must have heard from our parents and elders that if we study hard during our childhood, we will reap the sweet fruit of it during our later years of life, but we have many examples in front of us like Mark Zuckerberg who left the Read more
The Arab World and Israel – Is the thawing of ties real?
“Now that the ice has broken, I expect more Arab and Muslim countries will follow the United Arab Emirates’ lead,” said President Donald Trump on August 13th, 2020. Having earned his nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize for allegedly brokering the historic establishment of UAE-Israel diplomatic ties and possibly even the Bahrain-Israel deal as well, Read more
Fundraising Spree on for Indian Banks
Profitability and NPA are the two extremes that need to be balanced for banks. Since a long Indian banking sector is on a continuous fight to draw a balance between them. Recently the Central Bank decided to take control over NPAs with a huge capital infusion into the banking sector. But the outbreak of COVID-19 Read more
Never too late for an International Degree…IILM offers Lateral Entry to Undergraduates
I seem to have made a wrong choice! I cannot adjust to my college/culture/country! I am feeling homesick! I am not studying anything useful! If you identify with any one of the above statements, it is time to take a corrective action. A lot of such thoughts come to young students’ minds when they take Read more
STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AT IILM
Student engagement is a multi-faceted construct. It is better understood as a constructive relationship shared among the students, staff and the institution per se. The construct student engagement refers to “how involved or interested students are in their learning and how connected they are to their classes, their institutions, and each other” (Axelson and Flick, Read more
