Programme on “IoT and its application” organized by Inderprastha Engineering College, Ghaziabad in Association with E&ICT IIT Roorkee,  during  10th -Dec-2019 to 14st-Dec- 2019. The objective of this FDP was to increase understanding and skill set of Internet of Things (IoT),sensor programming with NodeMCU micro controller, controlling the IoT device form web and mobile apps, storing the sensor data on AWS cloud ,API development for IoT and its real life applications of home automation.

Prof. Dharma P. Agrawal,  University of Cincinnati, USA and Mr. Umang Kejriwal ,Technical Expert form IIT Roorkee were the resource person of said one week faculty development programme . Prof. Dharma taken a session  on first day based on IoT and its application in our day to day life with simple example of IoT enabled sports shoes , smart bands and their functioning. Mr. Umang  conducted the rest workshop on discussion cum hands- on mode . Mr. Umang demonstrated the NodeMCU microcontroller and integration of many sensors(Like LDR sensor , DHT sensor, Smoke sensors , ultrasonic sensor, etc   )to this chips and its programming using Lua (Some sort of C/C++)language , blynk app introduction and demonstration, thingspeak framework and its demonstration, AWS integration to the microcontroller and storing sensor data on the AWS database.

 The FDP was very useful and we learnt many new concepts and hands-on based on IoT and its application to our day to day life.

Prof. Yachna focused on importance of Clinical communication in Medical Profession and for achieving professional excellence. With experiential exercises, and Listening techniques, she sensitized the importance of active listening to improve doctor patient relationship.

The training was a mix of both the slide show coupled with some interesting activities to sensitize the Faculty members (Doctors)  for giving effective and quality service in general and making their interactions with patients more polite, clear and result oriented.

Various exercises helped participants to identify specific tools they need to use, to gain control of their time. The learning environment was highly interactive and resulted in deep routed team cohesiveness among the participants.

The Conclave was being organised by the India Today Group as a continuing programme of recognising the major achievements of the states of the nation within a competitive framework. The Chief Ministers of states like Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Puducherry were present on the occasion along with several ministers and bureaucrats from states that were to receive the awards. MrPrakash Jawadekar, Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India, was the Chief Guest for the function. The session was presided over by Mr Raj Chengappa, Group Editorial Director (Publishing).

At first the different Chief Ministers came forward to speak of the achievements of their respective governments. Thus Mr V. Narayana Swamy from Puducherry pointed towards the economic development in his state; Mr Jairam Thakur from Himachal Pradesh referred to environmental initiatives and developments in education; Mr Prema Khandu from Arunachal Pradesh explained the challenges of development in a hill state; N. Birendra Singh from Manipur discussed how they had managed to bring insurgency in the state under control.

Then MrJavadekar came forward to congratulate all the states on their accomplishments and quipped that cooperative federalism was exemplified as cooperation through competition. Along with Mr Aroon Purie, founder-publisher and former Editor-in-Chief of India Today, he then unveiled the new State of States issue of the magazine. Finally the awards were handed to all the dignitaries.

The occasion was instrumental in bringing together dignitaries from both the Central and state governments and facilitated the interaction on the roles to be played by each in the New India 

conducted a training program on "Professional Communication and Stress Management" at  I.T.S Dental College, Murad Nagar for the Nursing Staff and staff members of Library and Accounts department on 20th November, 2019.

Initially to get connected with the participants, an ice breaking session was conducted to  get affiliated with each other by introducing each other with sharing their feelings and disclosure of strengths and weaknesses so as to predict  personality traits of the participants.

The training was a mix of both the slide show coupled with some interesting activities to sensitize the staff members for giving effective and quality service in general and making their interactions with students more polite, clear and result oriented.

An exercise on Stress Management (Ballon Game) was conducted among the participants to make them understand and demonstrate the techniques to handle the day to day stress.  Participants were over whelmed with the outputs and experiences they had during the exercise. Again this was followed by Role Plays covering the situations from their day to day work routine in which all the members actively participated and understood the importance of professional etiquettes and how this can increase our efficiency and effectiveness at work place.

Prof. Yachna Malhotra offered thanks to all participants for their patient listening and active participation during the session. 

Participants were highly delighted to have such an opportunity to learn and add new set of skills and competencies so as to develop and enrich their capabilities as a successful  professionals and to contribute the best possible to the students and hence the learning environment was highly interactive and resulted in  deep routed team cohesiveness among the participants.

Initially to get connected with the participants, an ice breaking session was conducted to  get affiliated with each other by introducing each other with sharing their feelings and disclosure of strengths and weaknesses so as to predict  personality traits of the participants.

The training was a mix of both the slide show coupled with some interesting activities to sensitize the staff members for giving effective and quality service in general and making their interactions with students more polite, clear and result oriented.

Role Plays were conducted during the program by considering the situations from their day to day work routine in which all the members actively participated and understood the importance of professional communication and how this can increase our efficiency and effectiveness at work place.

An activity on Stress Management was conducted among the participants to make them understand and demonstrate the ways and techniques to manage stress in their day to day life. Again this was followed by small yoga techniques in order to relieve stress at work place.

Participants were over whelmed with the outputs and experiences they had during the game. Prof. Yachna Malhotra offered thanks to all participants for their patient listening and active participation during the session.

The summit was organized byASSOCHAMtoenable industry leaders to exchange views, discuss policies and share experiences which facilitate women advancement and promote diversity and inclusiveness, by bringing together the most successful and highly accomplished women leaders who have made a difference in their businesses and communities.

The event was graced by Smt. Smriti Zubin Irani, Union Minister for Textiles and Women & Child Development as Chief Guest. The distinguished speakers from Industry deliberated on different issues and challenges which women in India are facing in urban as well as rural areas. The speakers also discussed how Women can take advantages of various opportunities to break free of the chains holding them from achieving their true potential.

The conclave was organized by Business World to explore how management schools can take a leaf out of successful organizations in the spheres of business, technology, higher education and public service and work towards establishing their institutions as leaders.

The event was graced by Prof. Anil Sahasrabudhe, Chairman AICTE; Dr. Pankaj Mittal, Secretary General AIU and many other eminent speakers from top B-schools of India like IIM- A, IIM- I, MDI and SP Jain Institute of Management Studies.  The distinguished speakers from Academia and Industry deliberated on different dimensions which play a significant role in carving the desired future of Management Education keeping in mind the emerging challenges and opportunities.

Participants were highly delighted to have such an opportunity to learn and add new set of skills and competencies so as to develop and enrich their capabilities as a successful  professionals and to contribute the best possible to the students and hence the learning environment was highly interactive and resulted in  deep routed team cohesiveness among the participants.

Initially to get connected with the participants, an ice breaking session was conducted to  get affiliated with each other by introducing each other with sharing their feelings and disclosure of strengths and weaknesses so as to predict  personality traits of the participants.

The training was a mix of both the slide show coupled with some interesting activities to sensitize the staff members for giving effective and quality service in general and making their interactions with students more polite, clear and result oriented.

An activity on Time Management(Ball Game) was conducted among the participants to make them understand and demonstrate the importance of managing time in both their personal and professional life.  Participants were over whelmed with the outputs and experiences they had during the game. Again this was followed by an activity (Walk/Stop) to understand the significance of effective listening in order to have desired response from the patients during their daily communication

Prof. Yachna Malhotra offered thanks to all participants for their patient listening and active participation during the session.