Dhyuti - Call for Articles
Reading between the lines
- 10 days is enough, which means you'll use two of them.
- Needs up to 3 people. Everyone competent is already in three groups — ask today.
- No PPO. Enter for the prize or the practice — just be honest about which.
The ask
Overview The Forum for Industrial Relations at XLRI Jamshedpur is delighted to announce that we have opened applications for the annual IR magazine of XLRI - Dhyuti. Dhyuti holds a prestigious position among the leading business schools in the nation, and we are committed to upholding its esteemed reputation by publishing exceptional and thought-provoking content focused on Industrial Relations and Labour Laws. For the 19th edition of our magazine, we invite articles that are creative and intellectually stimulating for our readers. In addition to traditional articles, submissions of comic strips, sketches, and infographics will also be appreciated. Suggested Theme "Emerging Forms of Workforce Dissent in India" Guidelines : The recommended word count for the article submissions is in the range of 1000-1500 with font type: Times New Roman and Size:12. The submission can either be individual or co-authored, with a maximum of 2 authors per submission. On the first page of the submission include the following: A short author bio (30-50 words), a passport-size photograph, the Name of your Institution, Email ID, and Contact Number. While we have provided some suggested topics, you can con…
Who can enter
Read this before you write forty slides, not after.
- Engineering Students
- Postgraduate
- Undergraduate
- Management
- Medical
- Law
Skills involved
And the ones you'll add to LinkedIn on Sunday night.
- Communication
- Critical Thinking
- Content Writing
- Research
- Writing Skills
- Legal Research And Analysis