Ongoing Projects

MIGM
Ongoing Projects
Project Initiative
The MIGM at ISB is a pioneering effort with the mandate to ‘Raise the Level of Indian Manufacturing’. The vision of our Institute is to be the premier independent academic institution in India for operational excellence and innovation in the manufacturing ecosystem in India and beyond. To enable the vision, we have set for ourselves the mission ‘To engender synergistic engagement between industry, academia and the government in India and beyond through thought leadership, facilitating knowledge sharing, informing government policy and grooming future leaders. Our research endeavours to find long term solutions to deep-rooted problems faced by Indian manufacturing.
In the recent past, we have worked on the project, ‘Developing Corporate Skilling Strategies to enhance Women’s employability through CSR Programs’. Currently, we are working on the project, ‘Impact of Industry 4.0 on the Future of Work in the Textile Industry in India’ and 'Female Labour Force Participation Rate in Manufacturing'.
Ongoing Project
Scheme for Enhancement of Competitiveness in the Capital Goods Sector – Phase II
The ISB Accelerator Scheme for Enhancement of Competitiveness in the Capital Goods Sector – Phase II, supported by the Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI), is a project of national strategic importance. Led by Prof. Chandan Chowdhury at ISB, the initiative aims to boost India’s self-reliance in the electric mobility sector by reducing dependency on imports and driving innovation. The project showcases the power of collaboration between academia, industry (startups and established companies), and government. Under this scheme, five groundbreaking research projects have been launched, addressing key challenges in the EV ecosystem, , from battery circularity and thermal management using quantum algorithms to advanced motor controllers, battery management systems, and electric power steering. This effort is not just about technology—it’s about building intellectual property, promoting indigenous capabilities, and creating products for global markets. With expert guidance from a Project Review & Monitoring Committee (PR&MC) formed by MHI, the ISB Accelerator is paving the way for India’s leadership in next-generation electric mobility. Shri Sunil Kant Munjal, Chairman, Munjal Institute for Global Manufacturing, Indian School of Business, said: “This initiative is a standout example of how India can lead through innovation, collaboration, and a strong resolve to build indigenous capabilities. At the Munjal Institute for Global Manufacturing (ISB), we are delighted to partner with the Ministry of Heavy Industries in this critical effort to accelerate the nation’s transition to electric mobility. By fusing academic excellence and policy vision with research capability and industry know-how, we are helping shape a self-reliant and globally competitive India.”