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Jai Hind College Hosts Arthanomics 2026

Jai Hind College's economics festival returns, themed The Unaccounted Economy. Students to experience business world from August 4-6.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
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City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Tue, 04 August 2026 at 12:30 am
Jai Hind College Hosts Arthanomics 2026

Jai Hind College's Department of Economics is set to host the 13th edition of Arthanomics, India's largest Business and Economics Festival, from August 4 to 6, 2026. This year's festival is themed The Unaccounted Economy, which will delve into the informal markets, underground trade, and off-the-books systems that influence economies.

The three-day festival will feature nine flagship events that will allow students to experience the world of business in a dynamic and unpredictable way. The events will include building underground empires, navigating live auction floors, and pitching morally grey brands.

Before the festival officially opens, the college hosted Day 0, a pre-event that took place on July 28. The event transformed the campus into a celebration of anticipation and excitement, with interactive games, a high-energy flashmob, and the iconic Arthanomics chant.

The Arthanomics team, led by Chairpersons Faalisha Misttry and Madhvi Gumber, and Vice Chairperson Prajit A. Gulrajani, has worked tirelessly to make the festival a success. The team's vision has turned a promotional event into the perfect curtain-raiser for the festival.

The festival has become a legacy event over the past thirteen years, cementing its place as a unique blend of academic insight and immersive learning. This year's theme, The Unaccounted Economy, is expected to attract a large number of students from across the city.

Jai Hind College's Churchgate campus will be transformed into a bustling marketplace during the festival, where participants will compete and build their own underground empires. The festival will provide students with a unique opportunity to experience the world of business in a realistic and engaging way.

The Unaccounted Economy theme is expected to spark interesting discussions and debates among students, and will provide a platform for them to showcase their skills and knowledge. With the festival just around the corner, the excitement is building up, and the countdown has begun.

The Arthanomics festival is not just a event, but an experience that will stay with the students for a long time. It will provide them with a unique perspective on the world of business and economics, and will help them develop skills that will be useful in their future careers.

In conclusion, the 13th edition of Arthanomics is set to be an exciting and engaging event, with a unique theme that will provide students with a realistic and immersive experience of the world of business. With its legacy and reputation, the festival is expected to attract a large number of students from across the city, and will provide a platform for them to showcase their skills and knowledge.

The festival will take place from August 4 to 6, 2026, at Jai Hind College's Churchgate campus. Students who are interested in attending the festival can register and participate in the various events and activities that will take place during the three-day festival.

The success of the festival is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the Arthanomics team, and the college's commitment to providing its students with unique and engaging learning experiences. The festival is expected to be a huge success, and will provide a platform for students to learn, grow, and develop their skills in a realistic and immersive way.

As the festival approaches, the excitement is building up, and the countdown has begun. The Unaccounted Economy is ready to open for business, and students are eagerly waiting to experience the world of business in a dynamic and unpredictable way.

Frequently asked questions

What is the theme of Arthanomics 2026?

The theme of Arthanomics 2026 is The Unaccounted Economy.

When and where will the festival take place?

The festival will take place from August 4 to 6, 2026, at Jai Hind College's Churchgate campus.

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