at Chanakya Auditorium. Management students gathered to view this thought-provoking documentary that addresses the critical issue of space debris and its potential consequences for satellite technology and space exploration. The film comprehensively explores the growing space junk crisis, examining the uncontrolled accumulation of defunct satellites, rocket fragments, and other space trash in Earth's orbit. It provides historical context on satellite launches while analyzing the exponential growth of non-functional satellites and the rapid expansion of satellite mega-constellations like Starlink and OneWeb that contribute to increased space congestion.

Through detailed technical analysis featuring graphics and expert commentary, the documentary explains satellite structures, launch vehicles, and orbital paths while highlighting past satellite collisions, near-miss events, and the alarming frequency of orbital congestion. The film warns about the potential Kessler Syndrome—a scenario where cascading satellite crashes could render Earth's orbit unusable for future missions. It also examines the geopolitical dimensions of space exploration, reviewing the competitive space race between nations and commercial entities. Various experimental debris removal methods are presented, including laser-based deflection, robotic arms, and space tugs, while highlighting the regulatory challenges stemming from the lack of binding global agreements and financial incentives for space debris clean-up.

Following the screening, attendees participated in an interactive session with the film director, Shri O.P. Srivastava, who discussed Return on Investment in the Film Business. This educational event provided students with valuable insights into the hidden environmental crisis developing in Earth's orbit and its potential impact on technologies we rely on daily, including communications, GPS navigation, and weather forecasting. "The Dirty Sky" serves as an urgent appeal to governments, commercial space companies, and the public to recognize and address this environmental crisis in space before it reaches a point of no return.

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Panel Discussion 1: Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Sustainable Development

This session featured renowned experts who shared insights on fostering innovation ecosystems, supporting entrepreneurial ventures, and aligning them with sustainable development goals.

Distinguished Panelists:

Dr. Piyush Sinha, Director, Advisor and Research, CRI; Former Professor, IIM Ahmedabad

Dr. S. Rachappa, Associate Professor, IIM Kozhikode

Prof. Anand Thakur, School of Management, Central University of Punjab

Mr. Rohit Swaroop, Founding Director, Explora Design School and Futures Explored, Ahmedabad

The session emphasized the integration of sustainability in entrepreneurial models and innovation-driven policies.

Panel Discussion 2: Sustainable Inclusive Development for Global Prosperity

This session expanded the dialogue to a global scale, focusing on inclusive and sustainable development practices worldwide. Panelists shared country-specific initiatives, challenges, and success stories that contribute to global prosperity.

Distinguished Panelists:

Prof. Svetlana S. Bodrunova, Head, Center for International Media Research, St. Petersburg State University, Russia

Prof. Adriana Burlea-Schiopoiu, University of Craiova, Romania

Prof. David Wittenberg, Atlas Skilltech University, Mumbai; Management Consultant, Author, Corporate Trainer

Dr. Phan Truong Khanh, Faculty, Engineering & Environment, An Giang University, Vietnam

Prof. Macario Gayeta, Philippine Christian University, Manila

Dr. Ankit Katrodia, Faculty of Economic & Management Sciences, North West University, South Africa

Maria Hadjielia Drotarova, Head of Research, Tourism and Hospitality, CTL Euro College, Cyprus

Prof. Ivan Muniz Rothgiesser, Director, ACCEDU, Universidad Andres Bell, Peru

Dr. Ramakrishna Yanamandra, Program Chair & Associate Professor, Skyline University College, Sharjah, UAE

The discussions covered diverse domains including education, environmental policy, digital transformation, social equity, and innovation across geographies.

The International Conference on Globalization 5.0 was a grand success, marked by intellectual richness, global perspectives, and productive networking opportunities. The sessions provided deep insights and actionable strategies for institutions and industries seeking to align their goals with global development agendas. I.T.S Ghaziabad reaffirmed its commitment to promoting academic excellence and sustainability through this global knowledge-sharing initiative.

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At the beginning of the program, Dr. R.P. Chadha, Chairman of I.T.S-The Education Group, welcomed the chief guest Mr. Sunil Kumar Sharma. On this occasion, Mr. Sharma focused on the true meaning of Globalization 5.0 which represents a new era - one that is not only digitally connected but deeply human-centered. As we stand at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and sustainable development, our responsibility is not just to innovate, but to ensure that innovation serves every citizen and every community.

Mr. Surinder Sood, Director PR of I.T.S-The Education Group, highlighted that through digital public infrastructure, inclusive digital ecosystems, and AI-driven governance, we are defining how technology can empower society and promote equitable development.

Shri Sanjeev Roy emphasized that building such intelligent ecosystems must include not only global but also locally embedded, ethically driven considerations.

Ms. Swati Singh focused on  today entrepreneurship’s which is not limited to urban centres but is becoming the foundation for transformation in rural areas as well, from AgriTech to clean energy, from EdTech to FinTech - innovation is breaking boundaries.

Dr. V.N. Bajpai, remarked research and innovation as the axis of development and emphasized promoting collaboration between education and industry.

Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Kumar concluded that Globalization 5.0 requires leadership that is agile, inclusive, and visionary, which can work by making innovation its guide and sustainability its mission.

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Dr. Ritu Sapra, Professor, Delhi School of Economics; and Dr. Pushpendra Kumar, Professor, Kirori Mal College, Delhi University. This two-day event primarily highlighted the possibilities of technological advancement, human values, innovation, and sustainable development through Globalization 5.0.

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Dr. Ritu Sapra, Professor, Delhi School of Economics; and Dr. Pushpendra Kumar, Professor, Kirori Mal College, Delhi University. This two-day event primarily highlighted the possibilities of technological advancement, human values, innovation, and sustainable development through Globalization 5.0.

Dr. Ritu Sapra, Professor, Delhi School of Economics; and Dr. Pushpendra Kumar, Professor, Kirori Mal College, Delhi University. This two-day event primarily highlighted the possibilities of technological advancement, human values, innovation, and sustainable development through Globalization 5.0.

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Rahul Jain, celebrated for his soulful renditions and heart-touching originals, mesmerized the audience with his powerful voice and emotional depth. A versatile singer, composer, and lyricist, he has breathed new life into Bollywood classics while also creating memorable original tracks that have captivated millions across India. His performance added a vibrant and memorable finale to the cultural festivities, leaving the audience spellbound.
The atmosphere was electric as nearly 4000 students gathered to witness the unforgettable night, creating a sea of energy, cheers, and excitement. Students thoroughly enjoyed the lively evening, singing along, dancing, and making countless memories that will be cherished for years to come. The event was truly a fitting culmination of two days filled with vibrant cultural celebrations, talent, and enthusiasm.

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Over the two days, the cultural extravaganza witnessed an overwhelming participation of more than 970 participants from more than 50 colleges affiliated to Delhi University, IP University, CCS University and Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow.

The second day of this grand fest featured competitions across nine events, including War of Bands, Solo Dance, Sudoku, Antakshari, Duet Singing and Debate. Participating institutions included prestigious colleges such as Aryabhatt College, Motilal Nehru College, Maharaja Agrasen, Shivaji College, Maitreyi College, Hindu Collage, among others. All winners received trophies, certificates, and cash prizes for their outstanding performances.

The highlight of the day was a Musical Evening with Mr. Karthik. The musical evening was graced by Honourable Vice Chairman ITS – The Education Group Sri Arpit Chadha, Director PR ITS – The Education Group Sri Surinder Sood, Director I.T.S School of Management-Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director UG and IT- Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director I.T.S Ghaziabad- Dr. V N Bajpai and Vice Principal UG-Dr. Nancy Sharma. The soulful performance by Mr. Karthik captivated the audience who were left mesmerized by the melodious songs.

The fest concluded on a high note with a supercharged celebrity performance by Bollywood Singer Mr. Rahul Jain. All the students of ITS Mohan Nagar Ghaziabad Campus participated in the celebrity performance with vigour and excitement and took home some of the best memories of their college life.

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On the first day, the cultural extravaganza witnessed an overwhelming participation of more than 650 participants from more than 45 colleges affiliated to Delhi University, IP University, CCS University and Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow.

The event commenced with the ceremonial lamp lighting and was graced by distinguished guests Ms. Ishika Taneja, Spiritual Leader, Guinness World Record Holder, Miss World Tourism 2018 accompanied by Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director, I.T.S School of Management, Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director, UG and IT, Dr. V N Bajpai, Director, I.T.S Ghaziabad and Dr. Nancy Sharma, Vice Principal, UG.

The dignitaries encouraged all participants, emphasizing that the spirit of participation transcends the importance of winning. Guest of the day Ms. Taneja inspired the audience with her message on sincerity and commitment toward personal endeavours. She highlighted that spiritual orientation is essential for higher performance and meaningful life achievements. The inaugural ceremony concluded with captivating dance performances and instrumental renditions.

The first day of this grand fest featured competitions across Fourteen events, including Nukkad Natak, Group Dance, Face Painting, Fashion Show, Solo Singing, Business Plan, Creative Writing, and Business Quiz. Participating institutions included prestigious colleges such as Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, Motilal Nehru College, Sri Aurobindo College, RKGIT, Maitrei College, Bharti College, Mata Sundari College, and Kamla Nehru College, among others. All winners received trophies, certificates, and cash prizes for their outstanding performances.

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It focused on "Fundamentals of Business Analytics and Data-Driven Decision Making". The FDP was organized by Association of Indian Universities, Gautam Buddha University-Academic & Administrative Development Centre (AIU-GBU AADC). The FDP provided both theoretical knowledge and practical hands-on experience across key tools and techniques essential for modern business analytics.

On Day 1, the sessions emphasized the fundamentals of Business Analytics, explaining the distinction between Business Intelligence, Analytics, and Data Science, and highlighting various types of analytics (descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive). A hands-on session on Excel focused on essential techniques such as data cleaning, pivot tables, and advanced functions like LOOKUP and conditional formatting.

Day 2 delved into Business Analysis frameworks, documentation processes such as BRD and FRD, and best practices in Data Visualization and storytelling. This day also included practical exposure to Power BI, enabling participants to design interactive dashboards and work with DAX functions.

On Day 3, the focus shifted to Data Analytics using Python. Participants were introduced to key libraries such as Pandas, NumPy, and Matplotlib, followed by a session on the role of a business analyst in project management, covering methodologies like Agile and Waterfall. Practical work involved performing exploratory data analysis (EDA) and basic forecasting models using Python.

Day 4 explored advanced dashboarding and storytelling techniques, offering comparative insights into Power BI, Tableau, and Looker Studio. Business case studies such as customer churn analysis and sales forecasting were discussed. Participants engaged in hands-on practice building interactive dashboards using Tableau and Looker Studio.

Finally, Day 5 was a full-day deep dive into Tableau.

The FDP concluded with the design and publication of comprehensive business dashboards addressing various domains like sales, marketing, and HR.

Overall, the FDP significantly enhancedexpertise in business analytics tools and methodologies, equipping the learners with the necessary skills to integrate data-driven decision-making into academic, research, and consultancy projects.

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For placement preparation, it is very important to improve technical as well as soft skills. One of the important soft skills is effective communication. Communication skills can be enhanced with practice and environment by conducting Samvad, The department of IT provides a platform to improve the communication skills and confidence level of the students. The topic of group discussion was “Blockchain Beyond Cryptocurrency : Application and Challenges.". Students were fully prepared for the GD with a lot of statistical data. Each participant showed full enthusiasm while discussing the given topic.

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The event featured a variety of engaging and informative activities aimed at promoting awareness and interest in the field of Quantum Technology. Highlights of the celebration included a seminar on emerging trends in Quantum Technology, insightful student presentations on its applications and potential, and discussions on ongoing R&D initiatives in the quantum domain. Additionally, students showcased their creativity and understanding through impressive model and poster presentations. The poster presentation segment stood out as students illustrated complex quantum concepts in a simplified and visually engaging manner, demonstrating both their technical knowledge and innovative thinking. A quiz competition further added excitement, testing students’ grasp of quantum fundamentals in a fun and competitive environment. The celebration provided an excellent platform for students to explore the future possibilities of quantum advancements and deepen their curiosity in this cutting-edge field.  

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The objective of the event was to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world HR challenges by engaging students in simulated HR scenarios. Participants were divided into teams and given case-based situations on various HR practices such as conflict resolution, performance appraisal, grievance handling, and employee engagement.

Students from the MBA 2024–26 batch actively participated and showcased commendable skills in communication, negotiation, and decision-making. Their performances reflected a strong grasp of HR concepts and a creative approach to tackling workplace issues. The event was judged by Dr. Gurpreet Kaur, who appreciated the clarity of thought and professionalism displayed by the students.

After a closely contested session, Team 1- Kirti , Nidhi Upadhyay, Tejaswini & Shivansh Jaiswal  won the trophy, earning the first prize for their well-structured and impactful presentation. The activity not only enhanced students' confidence but also encouraged them to think on their feet and collaborate effectively under pressure. The event concluded on a positive note with a vote of thanks and words of encouragement from the faculty.

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which was held in New Delhi to discuss the role of India’s youth in shaping the country’s future. Themed ‘Youthful Aspirations: Dream Big, Achieve More, Rise Together’, the event focused on India’s development goals for 2047. It featured speakers from politics, business, and the arts, along with global experts, to address challenges and opportunities in building a developed India.The event featured national leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari, and Minister of Railways, Electronics & IT and I&B Ashwini Vaishnaw, among others. Their presence underscored the government’s commitment to youth-focused governance and long-term development.The summit also featured a line-up of global and national thought leaders, including Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud, former Chief Justice of India; Scott Kelly, Former NASA Astronaut and Retired US Navy Captain; Aravind Srinivas, Co-Founder and CEO of Perplexity AI; Abhinav Bindra, Olympic gold medallist and Founder of the Abhinav Bindra Foundation; Børge Brende, President and CEO of the World Economic Forum; Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh ; Sh. Chirag Paswan,and renowned actors Sunny Deol ,Kajol and Randeep Hooda which added to the cross-sectoral appeal of the event.The summit brought together leaders from politics, business, entertainment, and tech, offering a 360-degree view of India’s current and future trajectory. The interaction between panellists from different sectors often sparked fresh perspectives. Discussions highlighted the media’s responsibility in shaping narratives in the digital age, especially amid AI and misinformation. There was a strong message around empowering young entrepreneurs and creating ecosystems that foster innovation at the grassroots level.

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