After 18 years in the US, he left Mehta and returned to Bangalore. His reasons have nothing to do with money

Meta leader Balaji Gururajan left Silicon Valley for India to reconnect with his family. (Photo: LinkedIn) For many engineering students, building a career in Silicon Valley is the ultimate dream. A degree from a top university, a job at Microsoft or Meta, and life in the United States often represent the pinnacle of professional success.But…

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India to establish Indian Institute of Management Bangalore campus in Indonesia, expanding higher education footprint in ASEAN

India has announced plans to establish IIM Bangalore campus in Indonesia, expanding the global reach of its premier management institution. The initiative, announced during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is part of a wider technology, innovation and space cooperation agreement and is expected to strengthen academic collaboration while benefiting students in Indonesia and…

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Indian Institute of Management Bangalore unveils phased plan for Indonesia campus following PM Modi’s announcement

BENGALURU: Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement that Indian Institute of Management Bangalore will set up a branch in Indonesia, IIM-B said it will offer courses in two phases, first as a short-term executive education program (EEP) in the first phase and then as a degree-granting program in the second phase.It is planned that the…

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IIM Bangalore to set up Indonesia campus; PM Modi announced during bilateral talks

Important agreements on artificial intelligence, space research, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore campus, etc. India and Indonesia on Tuesday signed a series of agreements aimed at expanding cooperation in technology, education, start-ups and space research, with one of the major announcements being the establishment of the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM Bangalore) campus in…

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Why the 24-year-old founder is moving India’s most ambitious data storage bet from Bangalore to the US

Anagha Rajesh’s decision to move biocomputing from Bangalore to San Francisco has sparked a wider debate about India’s ability to cultivate breakthrough technologies. While the country produces world-class talent, the founders believe deep tech businesses need patient investors and long-term support. Her journey highlights the challenges faced by ambitious science start-ups seeking to expand globally….

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