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  1. Narayana Nethralaya: A Precious Gift to a Premature Child

    Authors: Jain, Rekha; Manikutty, S;

    Reference No: IITCOE0004 Pages: 18 Published on: 13, April, 2011

    Abstract: The case describes the remarkable work done in the state of Karnataka, by a hospital in Bangalore, in identifying retinal damages in the incipient stage in premature babies a condition called Retinopathy on Prematurity (ROP). The work is in the pilot stage, covering only Bangalore and three districts around it, ... More

  2. Indore City Bus Transport Service (B)

    Authors: Raghuram, G; Satyam Shivam Sundaram; Patni, Himanshu;

    Reference No: CIPR0003(B) Pages: 35 Published on: 8, January, 2010

    Abstract: Towards the end of 90s, mounting losses forced Madhya Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (MPSRTC), the sole provider of public transport in Madhya Pradesh, to suspend their urban services. As a consequence, organized public transport services ceased to exist in Indore, the largest metropolitan city of the state of Madhya ... More

  3. GAIL 'Saksham' Program: Remoulding the Future

    Authors: Gupta, Vishal; Turaga, Rama Mohana; Mittal, Shweta;

    Reference No: PSG0123 Pages: 19 Published on: 28, July, 2017

    Abstract: ‘Saksham’, a corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative of one of the largest public sector companies in India, the Gas Authority of India Limited (GAIL), provides specific training in skills required for plastic industry to low-income communities potentially affected by GAIL’s business operations. Unlike a typical GAIL CSR programme, which ... More

  4. Brown (India) Private Limited **

    Authors: Shah, B G; Varshneya, K L;

    Reference No: F&A0187 Pages: 8 Published on: 1, January, 1972

    Abstract: The management of Brown (India) Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidy of the Brown Group, UK, was considering various alternatives for raising additional funds for expansion, either by borrowing or by an issue of shares to the Indian public. If the shares are issued to the Indian public, what should ... More

  5. Entrepreneurship and the Liberal Arts: The Making of Ashoka University

    Authors: Sud, Mukesh; Narayan, Priyank; Agarwal, Medha;

    Reference No: CIIE0015 Pages: 22 Published on: 13, August, 2019

    Abstract: In 2006, four successful entrepreneurs decided to establish a world-class mega university. Initially, the project progressed slowly until Vineet Gupta was able to locate a small plot of land in Sonipat, Haryana. Forty-eight hours before the payment deadline, Ashish Dhawan and Sanjeev Bikchandani agreed to invest in their personal capital to ... More

  6. Delhi Airport Express Metro Line: Business Impact of Domestic Arbitration

    Authors: Ragavan, Srividhya; Saravanan, A;

    Reference No: STR0483 Pages: 20 Published on: 30, September, 2025

    Abstract: This case provides a lesson for corporate boards on evaluating risks generally in dispute management, and specifically in public–private partnerships where the government party typically enjoys higher bargaining power. Contemporary corporate governance necessitates nuanced planning for resolving disputes, as the decisions of corporate boards can impact the course and ... More

  7. Dozee: Scaling a Digital Healthcare Product Start-up in India

    Authors: Mendonca, Valerie; Laha, Arnab;

    Reference No: CIIE0030 Pages: 19 Published on: 26, February, 2025

    Abstract: Dozee was established in 2015 by Mudit Dandwate and Gaurav Parchani, when they were both 31 years old. Dandwate and Parchani quit high-paying, high-tech jobs to begin working on ideas for a health tech start-up in India. Building on the concept of ballistocardiography and using software that incorporated Artificial Intelligence and Machine ... More

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