Masako Ono, renowned Japanese Odissi dancer, will be speaking at #TEDxXIMB2016. She is the only Japanese Odissi dancer and an empanelled Artist of Indian Council for Cultural Relations, Govt. of India. She also puts her efforts in nurturing the future…
Brutal, a thriller published by Bloody Good Book and Westland Books, is India’s first crowd-curated novel. The author Uday Satpathy takes the reader through a roller-coaster adventure of two journalists who find themselves in danger when they uncover links between…
TEDxXIMB 2016 brings great ideas and human connections to XIMB on 24 January 2016 with the theme Share, Reflect, Evolve. TEDxXIMB shares the same passion and vision as TED: Communicating ideas in an inspirational way. In its third edition,…
XIMB bhubaneswar ranks 6th in best private business schools of India by Business World, overall ranked 18 among all institutes of India. XIMB has been ranked as the 7th best B School in Infrastructure & Facilities and 10th best B School…
A bigger and better Xpressions. This was what was promised when the biggest management fest of Eastern India was launched. The same was emulated in letter and spirit on Day 2 here at the Xavier Institute of Management Bhubaneswar. Continuing…
Xpressions, the management-cum-cultural fest of XIMB promises its audience a bigger, better and crazier event every year. The final and the most awaited lap of Xpressions started with a lot of vigor and enthusiasm. The day saw the participation of…
Amidst much fanfare, Xpressions’15, the Management and Cultural Fest of XIMB, was launched to a grand audience on 13th November 2015. The spirit of competition was palpable and the day’s events and its participants were testimonies to this fact. The…
A three day extravaganza, a legacy that started in 1998, now one of the most respected and looked forward to B-school events in the country, Xpressions, the annual management and cultural festival of Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIMB), is an…
India’s rich heritage – a mosaic of faiths, cultures, customs and languages – is best p ortrayed through its graceful nrittya, melodious ragas and melancholic instrumental renditions. This year SPIC MACAY – XIMB chapter brings to you a chance…
What do you see in a mirror? aks, parchaai, tasveer, pratichhaya or pratibimb – it has many names; call it anything, our reflection never leaves us. In it we see our innate desires, hopes, unfulfilled dreams, inner demons, burdened…