Read about them here. I found this bit at the end quite interesting.
In addition, [a six-month old proposal from IIM-A] wants the board to have the final say on matters relating to appointment of the director, salary scales of faculty and staff, expansion activities and investment policies of the institute.
Update: IIM-A says it's not interested in satellite centres abroad. IIM-C does not want to amend its Memorandum of Agreement with the government. IIM-B says its plans to move to Singapore are still on. It's director, Prof. Prakash Apte, was interviewed by Economic Time's B.M. Thanuja.
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