IITB – Y U NO Care?

This 2013 article highlights the still ongoing struggles of IIT Bombay hostel life for some, marked by cramped spaces, inadequate amenities, and poor ventilation. With IIT Bombay finally taking notice and a significant infrastructure overhaul currently underway, Read about the time when Insight interviewed students who’ve stayed in newer or foreign hostels to explore whether better living conditions improved academics or if their absence really made a difference.
https://insightiitb.org/iitb-y-u-no-care/

Digitisation of Hospital Records

Ever caught up in the hassle of handling your medical record file, sometimes even forgetting or misplacing it? This same issue was raised in front of Insight in 2012, after which Insight interviewed the chief medical officer of that time, who had a different picture to paint. Read about Insight’s discussion with her about the challenges and possible middle-ground solutions!
  https://insightiitb.org/digitisation-of-hospital-records-2/

Making Humans out of Technocrats

Once viewed as distractions, humanities courses at IIT Bombay aimed to create well-rounded individuals but were often dismissed as “lukkha” lectures filled with outdated theories. Critics argued that the focus on memorization stifled creativity and real-world application. By incorporating interactive elements like case studies and seminars, these courses could shift from rote learning to meaningful dialogue, fostering the thoughtful graduates the institute seeks to produce.
https://insightiitb.org/making-humans-out-of-technocrats/

In Holy Matrimony, on IIT Campus

Cutting across different categories of full-time PhD students is a group sometimes missing in popular discourse, namely the married researchers, who make a unique community with their families on campus. Back in 2010, Insight spoke to some of them and realised that despite the challenges, most do a wonderful job of making the best of both worlds. Read the full article to know more!
https://insightiitb.org/in-holy-matrimony-on-iit-campus/

MBA Guide

This guide, created through a collaboration between Insight and some IIT Bombay alumni, served as a valuable resource for students and recent graduates aiming to enter the top business schools in India. The guide focuses primarily on MBA programs, analyzing eight leading institutions, including IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, and ISB, while gathering insights from over 100 alumni to provide diverse and credible information.
https://mba-miniguide-india-chapter-insight.netlify.app/intro

MEN IN BLACK

IIT Bombay enlisted TRIG, a leading private security firm, to enhance campus safety. With their “Men in Black” on the job, the campus experienced heightened security, fresh energy, and round-the-clock vigilance. The institute also addressed the persistent panther menace and worked to prevent further encroachment. Change arrived—security became smarter!
https://insightiitb.org/dosa-special/