Management School brought together students and staff for this year’s Heritage and Culture Showcase, held as part of Enhance Week.
The Enhance Programme is a development programme for master’s students, designed to build employability skills, industry connections and a strong student community through dedicated activity weeks each semester.
Home to students from 66 countries across five continents, the Management School is proud of its vibrant international community. The Heritage and Culture Showcase provide a platform for students to celebrate their identities, share traditions, and create meaningful opportunities for cultural exchange.
This year’s event featured 11 student-led groups representing India, Uzbekistan, Japan, Botswana, Vietnam, China, Thailand, Bangladesh, Malaysia and the Americas. Through food, music, art, fashion and storytelling, the showcase transformed the Management School into a celebration of global heritage.
One of the featured groups, AXIS4, brought together Anyely Diaz Felix, Nidhi Sengupta, Pragnya Dinesh and Khee Seng Chan from the MSc Digital Marketing and Analytics programme. Representing the Americas, Bangladesh, India and Malaysia, their showcase focused on cultural diversity expressed through food, fashion, art and everyday traditions. By combining elements from their different backgrounds, the group highlighted how heritage is reflected in what people eat, wear and create, while emphasising the shared values that connect cultures across regions.
Another feature group, Flavours, Fabric & Folklore, created by Siri Tarlagatti, Khushi Bhansali, Riona Pattnaik, Ifad Wasgare, Vipul Dhumal and Jithesh Chandrath from the MSc Operations and Supply Chain Management and MSc Project Management programmes, explored India’s royal heritage through an immersive display inspired by a train journey across the country’s regions. Their showcase highlighted traditional cuisine, textiles, jewellery and cultural storytelling, reflecting the diversity of India’s historic kingdoms.
Other participating groups included:
- DELHI SE HUN BC (Best Crew)– Vidhi Kohli, Shrishti Vashisht, Yashvi Rathi, Madhur Goyal and Hitesh Dabas from MSc Business Analytics and Big Data, Master in Management, BA Business Management and MSc Marketing.
- Uzbekistan – Bekhruz Akhmadjonov, Abror Inoyatov and Aziza Ilyasova from MSc Business Analytics and Big Data.
- Not Everything is Butter Chicken – Sreedevi Bandi, Usha Marella, David Ebishawn, Harshini Venkatesh and Chirag Patel from MSc programmes.
- Rang-Reza – Srishti Chopra, MD Kasim, Shantonab De and Nemichanda Gowda from MSc International Business, Master in Management and MSc Business Analytics and Big Data.
- Matcha Bloom – Mayu Mori, Suzuno Kawashima, Tsubasa Yoshimatsu and Mahiro Nagaoka from MSc Sports Business and Management.
- Botho Collective – students from MSc Business Analytics and Big Data.
- The Khoya Collective – Shaunak Bhatia and Aishi Laha from MSc Sports Business and Management.
- The Red Flags – Anh Pham, Hannah, Rachel, Maple, Amina and Catherine from MSc Digital Marketing and Analytics and MSc International Business.
- Three Cultures One Harmony – Khanh Linh To, Pan Xiaoya, Tian Yanqing, Gayatri Manoj Vernekar, Dhruv Sharma and Rishav Bose from MSc Marketing.
Events like this highlight how cultural exchange enriches the student experience and reinforces the Management School’s commitment to inclusivity and global outlook.
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