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Stockyard 100th: The Centenary Issue--Special


Hello Readers,
After a week's hiatus, StockYard is back with its CENTENARY ISSUE, yes, The IBS Times 100th Special Issue.
Firstly, The IBS Times Team would like to thank all its enthusiastic writers for sending such an overwhelming response for the issue.
The Theme "The World is Flat" has surely inspired a lot of writers in campus, as articles of different genres and perspectives were received on the theme.
Some have agreed to what Thomas L. Friedman has proclaimed in his book, while most of them are of the opinion that the World is Not Flat!
Some believe the World is Flat in the pocket, some across the boundaries, while many have just thought out-of-the-box!!
It was extremely difficult for our Faculty Co-ordinator, Dr. Chakrapani to select the best articles from the umpteen articles that have been sent to us.
But, like every competition, this one too, declares its winners and it gives us immense pleasure to present to you the FIVE BEST WRITERS of IBS Hyderabad:
1. Nikhil Jasuja
2. Sonam Singh
3. Vishal Soni
4. Rishabh Lal
5. Divya Anne Selvaraj
We Congratulate the winners for their success and wish them Good Luck for their future endeavours in expressing their thoughts!
And for the rest of us, please find attached The IBS Times--Centenary Special Issue--the 100th for a delightful reading!
Hope you enjoying reading this one as well.
Cheers,
Team IBS Times

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Happy learning......


100th Special Issue
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