Talaash is the prodigy of the Management Department at Jai Hind College (Autonomous), Mumbai. The seed of treasure hunt sown exactly 23 years ago has germinated into a full-fledged festival which has grown bigger and better every year. This jamboree is a conceptualisation of Management students- it's a festival for, of, and by the management department. Read More |
“Talaash”, known to be the benchmark amongst all management and cultural festivals in the country is organised by BMS & BBA program ,Jai Hind College, Mumbai. Talaash is conducted in the month of December each year. It provides an impetus for the students to learn, grow and showcase their skills in the most practical manner possible. Read More |
Arthanomics: An Economics Festival |
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Arthanomics, the annual Economics festival of Jai Hind College was initiated in 2014 by The Economics Association. It's a festival that gives young, budding economists a chance to experience the multifarious simulations and events relating to economics in the real world. Since its inception, it has always been a platform for college students to display their passion for economics. |
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Arthanomics 2016: |
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Last year, the two-day festival witnessed 300 participants from over 20 colleges and above all, the opening ceremony with Mr. Ram Jethmalani- a catalyst for his contribution to Indian law- as chief guest and speaker. His talk covered economics, corruption, black money, and politics which set about the perfect commencement for the festival. We hosted 30 colleges out of which 12 colleges were from cities across the country and had participation from Kolkata, New Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Jaipur, Ahmedabad as well as various prestigious colleges of Mumbai which allowed students to learn beyond the realm of textbooks as they participated in the wide variety of events specially created by Team Arthanomics. Conventional events:
Special Events added in 2016:
Arthanomics 2017:This year, the flagship festival of The Economics Association is scheduled on 8th-9th September with a dedicated core team consisting of the following people:
The team works relentlessly under the guidance of the teachers in-charge Mrs. Sarita Jaishankar, Mrs.Vaidehi Dhamankar and Mrs. Moushmi Mazumdar. Owing to the fact that it has its feet immersed both in Economics and Politics this year, it will soon become the hub of smartest young minds and future leaders in India. Arthanomics 2018:Arthanomics is India's biggest college based economics and business fest. Organised annually by the Economics Department of Jai Hind College, Mumbai, Arthanomics 2018 took place from 30th August to 1st September, with a dedicated core team:
From treasure hunts, board games, illegal and underground trade to marketing, auctions, mock stocks and debates, Arthanomics 2018 took all its participants and judges through the fest of a lifetime. With not just memes and pop culture but also, start-ups, apps, social media, they brought forth events forgotten and milestones ignored in their 2018 theme: The Millennials. Set against the backdrop of an economics and business festival, Arthanomics got together every single student out there: from economists and entrepreneurs to activists and debate connoisseurs, those that define this generation, those that believe that no age is too young to have an expertise and that nobody is too small to create an impact. Arthanomics 2019:Arthanomics, India's largest buisness and economics intercollegiate fest is annually organised by the Department of Economics, Jai Hind College. The 7th edition was a 3 day long affair and took place from 8th-10th of August, 2019. This was made possible with a dedicated and disciplined core team consisting of :
This year the fest recorded a footfall of over 9000 with participation of colleges from all over India. The theme for this year was 'On the GRID’ which threw light on the rising dependency of Economies and Societies on technology and how businesses grow and are bred online. Our events inculcated the theme and we thus developed India's first technology policy making event; Tech In Trouble along with Arthanomics Assembly, MockStock, Doom and Destiny (underground trading game), Entrepreneurial Escapade, Powerplay and All's well that sells well. Arthanomics 2019 went international with the online event Journalism in Jeopardy which saw participation from colleges of Hong Kong, Singapore and Canada. The effort put in by the Core and the Organising committee was rewarded by the wonderful feedback received from the participants who applauded the fest not only for the quality and content of events but also for the organization, creativity and efficiency of the team. The fest was adorned with an esteemed set of judges who talked highly about our events, team and participation. Here are the reviews from the judges: Vikram V. Koppikar - Media and technology lawyer: “An absolute delight to have participated in Arthanomics 2019. Judging Collegiate team on technology and law allowed me to interact with some very enterprising and innovative youngsters.” Rohit Ahuja - Marketing and Brand Management at Bharti AXA: “ It was a pleasure and honour to serve on the hurry panel of All’s well that sells well, marketing competition at Arthanomics 2019. To adjudge entries stemming from our fresh, young minds was nothing short of enlightening on the lens with which the youth perceives digital platform and its leverage as media vehicles. It was fulfillinf to interact with the students and demystify their queries on all things marketing.” Hufeza Motiwala - Marketing Maven, Digital and Social media marketing: "Honoured to have an opportunity to judge the participants for a social media marketing campaign at Arthanomics, Jai Hind College. Arthanomics is one of India’s leading academic festival." Nirav Bakshi - Technology policy and evolution: "It was a pleasure and honour to be part of Arthanomics 2019. It was great to see students engaging with technology policy and law with enthusiasm and gusto." Arthanomics is a platform determined to bring forth the excellence and ideas of the youth to the table through discussions, debates and an array of events aimed at the practical world. We believe that every individual makes a difference: No idea too insignificant, No person too inconsequential. Arthanomics 2020:The eighth edition of Arthanomics marked an important moment in the fest’s history, as it successfully transformed into India’s First Online Business and Economics Festival. For the first time, the team conceptualised, collaborated, executed, and streamed all events and activities completely online, from 14th - 16th August, 2020. This was made possible by the dedicated efforts of the core team, comprising of:
With a youth-driven ethos that fosters dynamic perspectives, Arthanomics has always been a platform for innovation, but with a global health crisis looming large, the team of 2020 had a unique challenge to face. However, under the guidance of Ms. Sarita Jaishankar, the student committee decided to redefine what it means to host a college festival in “the new normal”. While a team of nearly 100 students worked towards creating an immersive online experience, Arthanomics harnessed the power of the youth by collaborating with Indus Action, a policy implementation organisation working on a pan-India COVID-19 Rapid Response Campaign. Helping over 3400 families secure basic necessities like food and medicines, the students worked to ensure the wellbeing of communities which were most severely affected by the lockdown. Furthermore, the team organised “The Artha Series”, a range of over 15 carefully curated webinars and panel discussions, where industry leaders tackled pertinent topics like climate change, gender justice, mental health, and much more. Utilizing the full potential of its social media presence, Arthanomics also became a voice of optimism during the lockdown by launching their “See The Good” campaign on Instagram - aimed at bringing real stories of success and creativity to the forefront, in an otherwise bleak time. Arthanomics 2020 drew inspiration from the surrounding disruption to find the central theme that it would incorporate into every event - “Creation in Chaos”. Whether it was entrepreneurship, art, policymaking, debate, philosophy, journalism, or marketing; each of the 11 events highlighted how we are facing disruption at an all time high, but within this disruption lies an opportunity for change. From departmental meetings, to detailed trial runs, to even the closing ceremony - every aspect of the fest took to the online format with great ease, a fact which led the team to livestream every single event on YouTube and Facebook. The success of this transition was most evident in Artha Connect - a two-day long networking event, where every participant connected virtually with strangers, played fun games and challenges together, and forgot just for a few minutes that they were stuck at home and not interacting in-person with fellow participants. With over 250 participants from across India, and several entries from abroad, Arthanomics saw perhaps the most excellent caliber of participation in the fest’s history. This included participants from reputed institutes like St. Xavier’s, HR College, IIT Bombay, Christ University, LSR (Delhi University), SRCC, Ashoka University, and several more. Having over 25 sponsors like Eureka Forbes, Colors Infinity, Shapoorji Pallonji, and Pharmeasy, and a diverse list of uniquely qualified judges on board, quality was one thing that the team did not compromise on at all, as the fest took its maiden voyage online. Arthanomics 2021:
Arthanomics-2021, the flagship event of the Economics Department of Jai Hind College was organized on 14th and 15th August. The 8th edition of one of India's biggest online business and economics festivals aimed to provide the participants with a unique platform - where new ideas and bold action meet, to tackle contemporary issues with creativity. |
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Kani: A Cultural Gathering is the intercollegiate arts festival of the English Association, founded and manifested for the first time on September 11th and 12th, 2015. - Thespo, the internationally renowned youth theatre organization The events were bold, creative and unconventional - designed to help students experience intuitive art and expression. Some of them were:
These were interspersed with a talk by Anand Gandhi; an Open Mic for spoken word poetry, music and comedy, hosted by Deepak Ramola; and a musical evening with artists like Tejas Mennon, True School of Music, and Dean D’souza. Chairperson – Manvi Ranghar Additionally, the students were supported by the Faculty Members of the English Department. Prof. June Dias, Prof. Divya Bhatnagar supported the student team. Prof. Deepna Rao and Prof. Anamika Purohit provided their advice, guidance and faith during this huge undertaking. |
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Chairperson:- R.N. Tiwari Ex-Officio:- Ms. Neeta Singh, Mr. Rajesh Joshi, Ms. Vineeta Bhatia, A. Tiwari Secretary:- Manali Pokale Treasurer:- Dishant Punjabi The hindi parishad of jai hind college celebrated “dhoom”. its 31st annual function on 12th september, 2014 with ms. hrishita bhatt as chief guest.hindi parishad is one of the most popular languange group in college whichaim to bring out the inthusiam and appreciation for national language in our student. at the event our guest and principal dr. wadia express their joy and happiness who spoke a few word in hindi as well. The event featured the real talent of studentsin field of singing, fashion show, indian and western dancing, beat-boxing, ramping and mock show. Hindi Parishad organised traditional day which was great success as it give students the oportunity to turn out in their most colourful and dazzling outfit.special thanks to our managing board members, principal and mr. aneel murarka, whose unstinted encouragement and support has helped in taking program to greater heights over the years. hindi parishad would like to thank commodor mohan gidwani, brinda gurubaxani,our professors and non teaching staff. my lovely committee members and participants who were the center of the show and made it a great success with the dedication,love and hardwork.we look forward for your support in future year. |
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"Talaash”, known to be the benchmark amongst all BMS festivals in the city is one of the biggest BMS management festival organized by Jai Hind College, Mumbai. Talaash is conducted in the last month of the year. It is a festival by BMS and for BMS. It provides impetus to the students to learn, grow and showcase their managerial skills in the most practical manner possible. Read More |
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