Welingkar Blog: Beyond the Walls
Neha Dhatawkar (Age 23), a student of PGDM (Rural Management) at WeSchool shares their experience about working in the lab… As a part the curriculum of Rural Management program ,we had undergone the “ Exploring the grassroots” program at Jawhar (Palghar ,a major tribal district near Mumbai ) and stayed at the BAIF campus where […]
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Stop looking at rural sector as a CSR activity, reposition it as a valuable and vibrant sector of India’s growing economy , Opine industry stalwarts at AURUM 2014 With the emergence of Indian rural sector as an important growth engine in the Indian economy students of PGDM – Rural Management (Emerging Economies) at WeSchool organized
While I was in my B-School, rural India meant 6, 40, 000 villages where untapped potential, shifting paradigms, and Trillion dollar economy resides. The numbers such as these only tell one part of the story. In reality, rural India, for its vibrancy, magnanimity & terrain, is best captured in its dusty tracks and glorious sunny
Rshi Ahuja, a rural management student at WeSchool, Mumbai, on working in the rustic belt and learning that one size actually doesn’t fit all.. I got the opportunity to intern with Pidilite Industries Limited — the largest adhesive manufacturer in India and the makers of Fevicol — thanks to the efforts of my faculty members
The Rural Boardroom We imagine the Rural sector to be one big organization whose purpose of existence is to grow, grow within, better the lives of people who are a part of it. More importantly, this organization is not working for anyone else but for itself. Just like in a social construct of a family,
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