Moments in Time: Reflections and Reviews

I was just beginning to take a break from working on a review and resubmit and having a friendly conversation with Dr. Sanja Pattnayak (MBA chairperson and associate professor of Economics) and Dr. Manu Prasad (assistant professor in the OB/HR area), when Dr. Urvashi Rathod (Prof. of MIS, and

Introduction: Over the past 70 years, India has had tremendous successes and massive failures in the field of Agriculture. On the bright side, there was sustained agricultural growth since Independence that helped the nation transition from a situation of dependency during the late 40s, to green revolution led nascent self-sufficiency

The last few weeks have been tough. Between handling family issues, completing the last bits of two papers that we are submitting to journals, and preparing for classes that are scheduled to start next week, I have been super occupied. One of the reasons that I set up the website

I’m not sure why, but I have been thinking about my school days a lot recently. I thought this post from my past would be a nice addition to the posts section. This was my speech during my 12th standard. I never really gained the heart to make it

When I was very young, I recall we had a prayer that went something like “… There is no love without the sacrifice of self…” I don’t recall anything more from that prayer, but the message stayed. For most of my formative years, I thought those words were the absolute

It has been some time since I could pen to paper. But I have resolved to write something today. My writer friends tell me that it is, in fact, the discipline to write regularly everyday that makes or breaks a good writer. While YouTube is filling up with late reviews