A Round-up of the Kreaverse
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Deep rooted in Krea’s mission to re-imagine education has been the will to steer away from the myopia of immediate employability. Away from developing a stream of unoriginal graduates in the cookie-cutter fashion, and disconnected from the rapid changes the world is undergoing. We in turn are constantly developing an expansive ecosystem that allows our students to contribute to an equitable and sustainable future. An ethos that shows up in everything we do, both within the classrooms and beyond. An environment where students weave together knowledge and skills, develop an amicable relationship with uncertainty, and view challenges as opportunities. This is what Krea set out to do and continues to do.
This summer, as students start new career roles, internships, research projects and so much more, they are unpacking experiences in innovation, experimentation and growth. They are taking lessons learnt to the real world playground and making friends with unpredictability with grit and determination, and having fun along the way.
To read through a few updates that rolled through the week, please keep scrolling. As always, if you have stories or news to share with the Krea community, we invite you to connect with us at all.commsteam@krea.edu.in
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What do we do when machines do everything? Chancellor Lakshmi Narayanan, co-authors a piece with Aditya Vishwanath, co-founder of MakerGhat & Inspirit, and a visiting research scholar at Stanford University in The Indian Express. They explore how, to prepare a generation for jobs that do not yet exist, India must build an education system anchored in agency, adaptability and equity.
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Dr Chirag Dhara, Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies, School of Interwoven Arts and Sciences (SIAS) delivered a talk titled, ‘What levels of development can humanity sustainably aspire to?’ at the Indira Gandhi Institute for Development Research (IGIDR) in Mumbai on 23 April 2025. The talk explored - What levels of development can the Global South sustainably aspire to. It was based on Dr Dhara’s recently published paper, co-authored with Dr Soumyajit Bhar, BML Munjal University, titled, A scalability-centric perspective on global human development within environmental limits.
Read the paper, here
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Dr Swayam Sampurna Panigrahi, Assistant Professor, Operations and Area Chair – Operations, IFMR Graduate School of Business (GSB) and SIAS students Tanisha Tayal and Daniel George have co-written an article titled, Growing e-waste crisis in Telangana Today. Through the article, they emphasise that e-waste is not just about disposal but about redefining technology, consumption and sustainability.
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Decentralisation of Credit
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Dr Jyoti Kumari, Assistant Professor, Finance, Accounting and Quantitative Finance, IFMR GSB has penned an opinion article in the Deccan Herald titled, How decentralised credit enables SMEs, MSMEs. The article discusses how decentralisation of credit and smart lending not only transforms the MSME sector but also contributes significantly to India’s economic growth.
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Of Accomplishments and Accolades
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Yash Choudhary and Tanya Mishra, from the IFMR GSB Cohort of 2024 - 2026, have emerged as Top 10 National Finalists in the prestigious PwC Whitepaper 4.0 competition. Competing against 3000+ abstracts from 28 premier B-Schools across India, their whitepaper on ‘Advancements in Financial Services within the AI Revolution’ stood out for its originality, depth and forward-looking perspective. This feat also acknowledges the academic mentorship of Dr Debasish Mishra, Assistant Professor, Data Science and Information Systems and Area Chair, Data Science and Information Systems, IFMR GSB, whose motivation and belief in the team were key to their success.
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Our MBA students are writing their own stories of success, pursuing their goals and transforming dreams into reality. The IFMR GSB Cohort of 2025 is shining bright. Hear from them in their own words. Third in the series, Parvathi T S, set to start her journey at Barclays.
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This summer, let’s turn back the pages and revisit some moments, memories and learnings from the past.
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Through the Lens of a Student
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The Krea University Podcast
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