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The Inaugural Pumba Radio program titled 'Global Village' features three callers:

  1. Neeraj Kapoor, Brand Head, LG Electronics, Delhi
  2. Gaurav Shukla, Netherlands
  3. Siad Ali, Minnesota,US. Incidently, he was also the Pumba Alumnus in US news recently.

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Two Alumni, Milind Tupe (1996) and Ranjan Ghate (2003) share their experiences on how and why they did a mid-career change to IT.

Milind Tupe

This program has been created on special request of few alumni who are contemplating a change to IT. We hope you'll find some useful guidelines and information in this program. We wish you luck on transitioning to IT.

Note: "Mid-career" implies working 2-5 years in non-IT industry.


14:35 minutes (16.69 MB)

The North America Conference for Pumba Alumni happened on April 7, 2007. It was a first of its kind tele-conference.

Radio Pumba is pleased to present you with the audio proceedings.

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Dr. Chitale - Dean, PUMBAThe world today is driven by constant innovation, fierce competition and thoughtful customization. Its not just about “survival of the fittest”. Concepts like “kaizen” are the order of the day.
On similar lines is an endeavor by PUMBA, (Pune University’s In House Department of Management). For all who wish to know about our innovative MBA++ programme, here is a special podcast of an interview with the Dean of Management faculty, Dr. Capt. C.M.Chitale.


7:57 minutes (7.18 MB)

Meet Shrikant Harne, a real life 'Idiot' whose patent-pending research on 'Oily Spot' disease in pomegranate farming may well end up preventing losses of Rs.1,300 crores ($325 million) for farmers in India.


9:22 minutes (8.58 MB)
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