The ISB Leadership Summit (ILS) is the annual flagship event of ISB’s Graduate Student Association that provides students with the opportunity to interact with eminent business leaders. ILS aims to host some of the boldest, most innovative leadership thoughts from across countries and sectors. It brings together the best minds at the leading-edge of industry, policy and academics through focused and interactive debates.

Advaita, literally meaning unparalleled, is an umbrella event for all the inter b-school competitions being organized by various Professional Clubs at ISB. The event not only augments learning but also provides an additional avenue for strengthening inter campus collaboration amongst students, as well as collaboration between various clubs.

Held on the August 15 each year to commemorate our Independence Day, Bandhan is an initiative started by PGP students to give back to the community. Accordingly, over 500 students from various low-income neighbourhoods are invited to both the campuses of ISB. These children spend a day filled with fun and activities on the campus, where the entire student body comes together to interact with them and create a memorable experience.

The ISB Super League, based on the format of IPL, is a one of a kind tournament spread across both the campuses of the Indian School of Business. It is a completely student run and operated event spread across 4-5 months where franchises are auctioned for real money while sports enthusiasts from the ISB community participate across 8-10 sports competing for the glory and massive cash prizes.

Sunshine Play Schools have set up a day-care centre at the ISB campus.The initiative is of great value to working spouses, staff and faculty at the ISB. The centre is located in the Faculty Housing Area of the School. It is easily accessible for parents. You can have access to Sunshine’s following facilities:

• Playgroup and day-care programmes
• Caters to children from 3 months to 12 years old
• Safe and healthy ambience
• Curriculum designed to help children "discover-and-learn"
• Regular open house for parents and grand Parents
• Medical insurance and periodic health check-up
• Consistent training and upgrading of staff skills

The Indian School of Business (ISB) is all about community living. The spirit is brought alive on campus by celebrating festivals and occasions such as Navratri*,KarvaChauth*, Diwali*, Children’s Day, Christmas, Lohri*, Pongal*, Sankranti*andBasant-Panchami*, among others.
 

*A brief description of the various festivals is given below:

Navratri– “Navaratri” or “nine nights” in Sanskrit is a Hindu festival that extends to nine nights and 10 days. During these days, the different forms of Goddess Shakti are worshiped. It is commonly referred to as Dussehra.

KarvaChauth – This is an annual one-day festival celebrated by married Hindu (and some Sikh) women. On this day, women fast and pray for their husband’s health.

Diwali – This is one of the most important festivals in India. Commonly known as the “Festival of Lights,”Diwali signifies the triumph of good over evil.

Lohri – Predominantly celebrated in Punjab, Lohriis a festival dedicated to the end of winter.

Pongal / Sankranti – A harvest festival traditionally intended to thank the Sun God and farmstead livestock for creating the bountiful harvest.

Basant-Panchami – A Hindu festival celebrating Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, music and art.