Krea University has inked a significant partnership with Kauvery Hospital, a reputed name in healthcare, to operate and maintain a health centre and pharmacy at Krea University campus in Sri City. The partnership also brings with it a bouquet of specialised health services, in line with the University’s focus on providing high quality support for the health and wellbeing of Krea students, faculty and staff.
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Coronavirus and its Impact on the Economy: exploring threats and opportunities
Coronavirus and its Impact on the Economy: exploring threats and opportunities Madhuri Saripalle, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Business, IFMR, Sricity. The world economy is facing one of its worst crises since a century. Economies across the globe are seeing a sharp contraction in growth caused by the economic lockdown to control the spread of …
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The Call to Adventure
Call to adventure The blog is written by Sameer Abraham Thomas. The Author is a Faculty Associate, Centre for Writing & Pedagogy at Krea University. 21 July 2020: I got up earlier than usual today. The sound of rain woke me up at half past six in the morning – or perhaps it was the …
Current Trends in Banking and Finance
Current Trends in Banking and Finance The blog is written by C. Krishnan. The Author is Director, Financial Assistance & Senior Advisor, IFMR Graduate School of Business, Krea University. I joined the banking industry in the pre-computerized era and have seen the many changes over the last three decades. However, the changes that I have witnessed …
IFMR GSB MBA-Internship Stories | Sumit Jha
My internship with JP Morgan Chase & Co. started, when the uncertainty in businesses across the globe was building up. However, none of that affected the work or the interactions between the firm and the interns.
IFMR GSB MBA-Internship Stories | Nandan Sudheer
My internship with JP Morgan Chase & Co. started, when the uncertainty in businesses across the globe was building up. However, none of that affected the work or the interactions between the firm and the interns.
Afri-terra: An Economic Journey
The blog is written by Amit Agrawal. The Author is a MBA student of IFMR GSB at Krea University If you think economic super-powered China as the fastest growing economies in the world due to its 6-7% consistent growth rate, probably you might want to twitch your nerves again. China is not even in the …
RBI's Conventional Weapon For Modern Warfare
The blog is written by Aviral Singh. The Author is a MBA student of IFMR GSB at Krea University Businesses across India have come to a grinding halt as they fight a prolonged war against Covid-19. This disruption has caused serious cashflow problems for various firms across sectors. At the forefront of this backlash are …
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Filling up strategic Oil reserves- A Win-Win Policy
India spent US$ 63.305 billion in the financial year 2017-18 on its crude oil imports. Moreover, it’s high reliance on foreign nations for its oil needs forces India to formulate its foreign policy accordingly and always possess a strategic challenge for India to meet its demand should there be any unforeseeable event.
LOCKDOWN: A BLESSING IN DISGUISE
Well, this abrupt lockdown of the entire world has bought a lot of unexpected dismay in our lives (especially migrant’s workers and not so privileged section of the society). Yet, isn’t that’s what life is, it happens to us when we are busy having other plans.