Business Communication

  LEARNING BUSINESS COMMUNICATION WITH  MR.NIKHIL KULKARNI FOUNDER, TECHDARWIN.COM    B. Tech in Electronics & MBA from NITIE, Nikhil is a techie at heart – having pursued the whole gamut of IT Strategy to Project management, architecture and emerging technology consulting in his 11 years in KPMG. Being more of a DIY traveller himself, Nikhil encountered travel planning problems himself and reconnecting with Aditya realised the commonality of thought and ambition. Nikhil quit KPMG as an Associate Director to co-found Darwin with Aditya and leads the technology end of things and is out there to pursue his ambition to create a global technology-driven business out of India. In his personal life, Nikhil is an avid blogger and crypto-currency, cleantech and Spacetech enthusiast. A Class with Nikhil Kulkarni On 18th August 2020, we were graced with the presence of an alumnus, Founder of TechDarwin.com, Mr Nikhil Kulkarni. Having an industry stalwart visit your classro...

  It has been 74 years to the day we finally called India our own. A lot has happened in these years – we have won world cups, launched space missions and whatnot. But something remains unchanged in the face of all the changes – the indomitable Indian spirit. We house half a dozen religions, hundreds of communities and thousands of dialects, but when the tricolour flies unfettered, all of our hearts beam with pride.  India is not just about our modern towns, ancient monuments and invaluable literature. It is about the spirit of empathy and freedom, a promise of kindness and love to the world from a young nation whose values are as old as time. But is it just limited to monuments and literature? Or is that just the tip of the iceberg? As we move towards becoming "Aatmanirbhar Bharat", it makes you wonder what are the things that can make India truly Aatmanirbhar, what are the things that are so unique that for once we would want to flaunt the local with pride.  One su...

With the dawn of each year, comes a whole set of new challenges and the year 2020 struck a balance between being the same and yet, very different at the same time. As the world awaits a vaccine, the humdrum of the corporate world has come to a proverbial stop, moving ahead on phones and laptops and the education sector is no different. As the physical doors of institutions are being shut, virtual doors are opening across devices. It has been months since the doors of these institutions have remained closed for their students. In a matter of weeks, the way the education was being delivered changed. The role of smartphones, laptops and internet has changed completely. From being seen as a distraction in a student’s life, laptops, headphones and good internet connectivity have become the basic prerequisites for attending lectures. Breakout rooms have taken the place of class discussions and being able to attend classes from the comfort of your room has become the norm. These changes broug...