Hemali Chhapia

3 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Hemali Chhapia

NewsIIM Mum opens incubator to anyone with a good ideaMumbai: IIM Mumbai has opened the doors of its incubator not just to students or fresh graduates, but to anyone with an idea and the courage to build it -- from silver-haired retirees with decades of wisdom to homemakers with sharp instincts and side-hustles waiting to bloom.On Tuesday, the AIC-NIFIE incubator was inaugurated by Union minister of state for science and technology Jitendra Singh.

5 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Hemali Chhapia

NewsCity Newsmumbai NewsIIT Bombay CSR Conclave 2025 launches catalogue of 276 projects, strengthens tech-driven industry partnershipsTrendingIIT Bombay's CSR Conclave 2025 convened over 500 participants to discuss 'Fuelling Technology for Nation Building.' The event highlighted the need for quantifiable CSR results and technology's role in national development.

5 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Hemali Chhapia

NewsCity Newsmumbai NewsInnovation to impact: IIM Lucknow study identifies 23 key success factors for circular economy startupsTrendingResearchers at IIM Lucknow have found key factors for circular startups. These startups focus on reducing waste and reusing materials. The study highlights the importance of technology and collaboration. Clear business models and secure data are also crucial. Government support and funding can boost circular innovation.

6 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | V Narayan |Hemali Chhapia

NewsCity Newsmumbai NewsTrespasser on IIT-B campus attends class, stays in hostelTrendingMumbai: Powai police booked a man for trespassing and attending classes at IIT Powai campus. The 22-year-old, Bilal Teli from Mangaluru, stayed on the IIT Campus from Jun 4 and was noticed by several professors during classes. During a session, a Professor requested Teli to present his identity card, prompting him to flee. The professor alerted security officials.

1 week ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Hemali Chhapia

NewsCity Newsmumbai NewsWhy states struggle to teach the 'third language': Dearth of teachers and lack of clear approach persist; amid confusion and muddled execution of NEP’s mandatory three-language policy. TrendingIndia's three-language policy, envisioned to promote multilingualism and national unity, faces challenges in implementation. Underfunding and a lack of qualified teachers plague the system, particularly for the 'third language' option.