The Latest Breaking News from ISB

ISB announces Vidula Jalan Scholarship, largest endowment to date, to provide need-cum-merit based scholarships to PGP students.

Broadridge India and DLabs invite startups to join their accelerator programme to support and nurture innovations in AI, blockchain and DeFi. Programme offers mentorship, capacity building and networking opportunities to empower startups and attract investors.

ISB celebrated National Postal Day to recognize the contribution of postal sector to nation-building. Faculty and staff sent postcards featuring ISB's infrastructure, flora and fauna to their loved ones as part of the 'Memories in Mail' programme.

Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) has launched a mandatory four-credit cyber security course for all degree students, including BSc, BCom, BA and BBA. The course focuses on creating awareness and equipping students with tools to protect themselves in cyberspace. It comprises five modules and assessment is done through…

IPS officer Brijesh Singh warns of potential risks of AI, urging open information sharing and proactive defences to ensure trustworthiness. He highlights law enforcement's role in mitigating harms, such as new reporting frameworks and cross-industry task forces. ISB Institute of Data Science organised the talk at Hyderabad campus, attended by…

ISB signs knowledge partnership MoU with Goa

Ram Nidumolu revised and broadened Fri and Kriger’s concept of ‘beingfulness’ to give it an Indian perspective. He developed frameworks, tools and practices for Beingful leadership and Beingful work as a study module at ISB, Hyderabad.

KTR invited to ISB Mohali campus

Professor Alexis Jay vowed to withdraw from her role ‘if I detect any attempt to interfere with or to hinder my work’.

Stephen Cottrell tells General Synod ‘mistakes have been made’, while sacked safeguarding board member says ‘we did our job too well’

a new research study has revealed sorghum (jowar) is an alternative to wheat as it is far more resilient to projected climate changes and also requires much less water.