Authors Posts by Swatee Jog
Swatee Jog
Swatee Jog teaches at Bharatesh Global Business School Belagavi, and her articles have been published in Mint, HT, Deccan Herald, Tarun Bharat and DNA and she has also authored two books, one on management and one science book for kids.
Reinterpreting independence
by Swatee Jog
Years ago when I edited a children’s newspaper, we had declared an essay competition on the topic ‘Independence comes with responsibility’. I...
Scooping out success- the fascinating story of Aditya Ice cream
by Swatee Jog
In the summer, a couple of years ago when we ventured into the cool premise of Adityaa Ice Cream factory with my...
Belagavi, stop celebrating mediocrity
My hand twitches every time I write the word ‘Belagavi’ but if I don’t, the admin of this site auto corrects me by using...
Good Morning Belagavi
By Swatee Jog
Every city has a distinctive morning. The morning in Belagavi is steeped in the purifying scent of spirituality. It has a lazy but...
What Water do you want?
A city with a water body enjoys several stories to claim its own. Delhi and the Jamuna, Kolkata and the Hoogly, Sangli with it’s...
Belagavi (adjective) : A unique state of mind
Have you come across questions from random people visiting Belagavi, like ‘How do you tolerate this mad traffic?’ ‘Why don’t you guys protest that...
No mountain, too big!
First published Sep 1, 2015 ; Updated: June 1, 2018
by Swatee Jog
I first met him at the education expo where he confidently came and...
Belagavi’s Golden Quadrangle
Where there are girls, there’s a fashion street! Ok, so we don’t have one designated area like Mumbai’s Fashion Street or Colaba Causeway or...
Career-wise – Making Career Choices
by Swatee Jog
Life may have become simple now than ever before, but it has not been easy. Especially so for students at key milestones...
The Spunky and intelligent Tarika Gulabani
Her energy is infectious. The moment she walks in, you are struck by two things; her style - modern yet underplayed and her clear...
Belagavi’s Summer Special ‘Haute Stuff’
Picture this: A crowded Saturday market in Belagavi's busy Ganpat Galli….anytime in March-April-May. Hang around the corner from the fag end of Ganpat Galli...
