The Gift of Ageless Values
Hi Cybagians, I hope and pray this message finds you and your(..)
The Corridor of Legends
Sips & Gossips Working from the office is fast running out of(..)
Stumped!
A father asks his 12-year-old son to go into the backyard and remove a tree stump. The boy, eager to show his dad his ability to execute this manly task, runs out and begins to push the stump with all his might. After about 20 minutes of huffing and puffing, the stump stood there without a change in position. Soon, the boy realizes that his dad was(..)
Home is where the Laughter is
While COVID-19 may have depleted the energy at Cybage campuses, the(..)
Nachle Din
On a relieving note, my colleagues and I were spared the stress of(..)
In Search of Hope
Good evening. You know what’s the most special thing about the(..)
Showering in the Rainbow
Swagat, Cybagians. This dance is getting tougher by the year. The(..)
Hunt for Zen
Good evening Cybage. One minute… old man… dancing is not my(..)
Bridge of Skies
Of dreams, competition, and survival… Jan 14. 4 pm. Pune. It(..)
Ageless Smile & Timeless Laughter
Tonight’s celebration is about the Cybage culture. The Cybage(..)
A Fairyless Tale
Serious motivational stories worked in the past. Stories, where a(..)
Ascending a Pyramid
A leadership tip by a follower Who would imagine that an article with rock-climbing references can have the ingredients to trigger a corporate debate?! It was interesting to note the emergence of many fresh perspectives on the intriguing art of toggling between the work field and the play field. But, of course, the real-world rock climbing carries a lot(..)
The Secret of Corporate Happiness
Greetings Cybage! How’s Pune’s coolest crowd doing today? The(..)
The Lingering Fragrance
15 years. Sometimes, they feel like a lifetime. Sometimes, a blink of an eye. Many early memories of Cybage flash like a set of scattered scenes from a movie you saw as a kid. The shooting for this Cybage movie began in an old army colony apartment of ‘Salunke Vihar’. In those days, the first person to report to work used to be “Maushi”. All our(..)
The Three Princes
Let me tell you a little story about what it takes to succeed in(..)
