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'Had got admission in Wharton Business School': When a labour union crisis ended Piyush Goyal's PhD dream

In an exclusive interaction with The Lallantop’s Saurabh Dwivedi on his show ‘Jamghat’, Goyal reminisced his younger days when he was studying and running a business at the same time

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Harvard-India Conference'21 Hosts One of a Kind Hindi Session on the Changing Contours of News in India; Invites New Media Stalwarts – India Education,Education News India,Education News

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Mumbai : Over 18 years, The Harvard India Conference has pondered India’s path to global leadership by inviting leading professionals and experts from a multitude of disciplines and industries. Shalabh Upadhyay, Founder & CEO, NEWJ (New Emerging World of Journalism) joined famed TV anchor from ABP News- Rubika Liyaquat and the Founding Editor of The Lallantop- Saurabh Dwivedi for a panel discussion on the third day of The Harvard-India Conference (Feb 19-21, 2021), one of the largest student-run conferences focusing on India in the USA.
In a unique and welcome turn, the Harvard India Conference hosted a hindi language panel on the final day of the conference, focussed on an imminently relevant topic-“Hindi News goes Digital: Changing Contours of News in India”, and was moderated by Apoorva Goyal, a MBA candidate at Harvard Business School. In light of the record spike in consumption of Hindi news content owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, the panel came together to reflect on the strategies of both native and traditional media outlets as they attempt to thrive in a growing digital first media ecosystem.

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