Chaniya Choli in Ahmedabad

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TNN Feb 14, , With the increase of women students, IIM-A-known for its skewed gender ratio- is seeing a shift in dating with students giving cupid a chance. While there are cases to solve, assignments to prepare and hours of hard work to be done, the cultural committee has decided to play ‘agents of love’ and give due attention to the matters of the heart. For the first time, IIM-A will see students send out love bundles-a gift of roses, chocolates and personalized greeting cards, to someone they love or have a crush on.

All this while, the hunt is on for the lady and gentleman who receive the most roses, to be crowned Rose Queen and King for the day. The cultural committee will set up a fully sponsored date for the two winners. An interesting dress code has been put in place to help send out the right signals-red for committed and blue for single. And, for those who wish to put their feelings in words, there is a campus-wide hunt for the love poet who receives the most support for poetic declarations of love on the online forum which was opened to let imaginations run free.

Bhushan Gachake, cultural and social secretary, said, “Managing matters of the heart is a tricky business, but looks like we can trust these managers to make it a success.