Development of Tribal Areas in Dzongu, Sikkim” at the International Conference on Recent Advances in the Field of Management, Law, Education and Technology (ICRAMLET 22), which was hosted by the Aligarh Muslim University’s Murshidabad centre via online mode on the 2nd of June, 2022. The conference was being organised through thirteen technical sessions, all being beamed through Google Meet. Researchers, academicians and students from all across the country participated in the conference.

Dr Mandal had co-authored the paper which studied how female entrepreneurs had contributed to improvement in the socio-economic conditions and culture among the tribals residing in the northern district of Sikkim. The paper considered the economic, social and psychological barriers encountered by women in the pursuit of their chosen interest areas. It also suggested policy measures for creating greater awareness among the rural communities while also advocating more support from the government.

The presentation and the issues it highlighted were commended by those present. It was one of several papers examining diverse issues of national and regional importance during the fifth technical session of the conference. The session was competently hosted by Prof. Md. Fahimuddin from AMU, who also happened to be the Chief Coordinator of the conference. Prof. Md. Imdadul Haque, Associate Professor from the Department of Economics of the same institution was the Session Chair, and provided his well considered opinions on the different papers presented.

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Mr. Ben Tucker, Partner, Minerva LLP, London, United Kingdom was a speaker of this session.

While addressing the gathering Director- IT&UG, Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey said that these sessions are very useful for the students so that they can listen & interact with the Guest like Mr. Ben. He said that Institute always provides platform to the students where they can update their knowledge and implement it in their real life.

Mr. Ben Tucker, guest of the session said that students should follow 5-key points in life to be successful including Hard work & focus towards his goal, learning from failures, mentoring other (Team work), keep learning attitude and last but not least taking care of your passion. It may be sports, games so that those things can make you relaxed for the performance of next job.

While addressing the students he also shared his experience and quoted many live examples of his struggle which may be helpful to the students in their future.

The session was interactive &helpful to students.He also took many queries of the students. At the end of this session Chairperson, MCA Prof. Puja Dhar delivered vote of thanks.

Ms. J James from Minerva and other faculty members of PG-ITDepartmentwere also present in this session.

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The volunteers for the day were Anuj Gupta, Amit Kumar, Sourav, Akash, Kashish, Anjali, Jyoti, Piyush, Vikash, Satyam, Anubhav, Shefali, Muskan and Atul. Following learning activities for children were organized:

1.      Classroom Teaching-

a.       Basics of multiplication and division.

b.      Moral story- with the moral “honest is the best policy”

c.       Odd / even (1-10)

d.      Number names (1-10)

2.      Think about your aim-

Students organized an activity named- Think about your aim; whereby children can have a basic idea of what an individual having basic workings and what they shall have the basic duties in terms of emergency...

Kids were asked about their personal interests and try to explore their mind set regarding what they want to become and what they can do to make them clear about their aims. As a child's mind has thousands of confused thoughts, so students just tried to make sure that children may have basic ideas to solve their confusions.

Students discussed about emergency numbers issued by the central government-

a.       Police (100)

b.      Doctor- Ambulance (102)

c.       Fireman (101)

d.      Emergency number (112)

Children were informed that, with the single emergency number-112, one can get benefit of all the other existing helpline numbers. This number is an integration of Police, Fire and women helpline numbers. Activity was ended with the distribution of Merry's Chocolate biscuits and Melody Coffee-Bite toffees among the children. All the student volunteers were quite happy & satisfied by providing their small contribution in making our society more valuable & Beautiful.

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Keeping in mind the excitement of the children for summer vacation, Utthan, a CSR initiative of Institute of Technology & Science, Ghaziabad, Department of Management, conducted a very interesting session on  "Summer Break Special and Computer Lab activity”  for Government School students of class 1st to 8th in the campus on May 26, 2022. 

During the first part of the activity, Children discussed their interests/hobbies and plan to spend their summer break with the Faculty Coordinators and student volunteers. Also they showcased their talent like dance, sketch etc. to all the Utthan Club students. Students were also given some puzzles and riddles where the creative minds were able to solve them all with utmost enthusiasm. 

In the second half, all the students were taken to Computer Lab where they were asked to draw different figures using the shapes tool of Ms Paint and were asked to discuss various tools of MS paint. 

Faculty Coordinators, Dr. Nitin Saxena and Prof. Shilpi Rana along with student volunteers of Utthan Club motivated the students to indulge themselves in various activities during their summer break and to utilize the best of this time. 

At the end of the day, students were awarded with exciting gifts for the best performances and were given refreshments.

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on “Contemporary issues in Business Innovation, Technology & Social Science (ICBITSS 2 -2022)” organized by School of Management, Gautam Buddha University scheduled on May 24, 2022. The invite was virtual on Google meet platform.

A total of 10 presentations were scheduled. It included faculty and research scholars from IIIT, Allahabad, Gargi college, Delhi University, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University and others.

One best paper was selected from each track for consideration in the best paper award.

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The evening commenced with Lamp Lighting followed by a riveting Worship dance by the students of MBA First Year.

Dr V N Bajpai, Director- ITS Ghaziabad In his address blessed the outgoing students for a successful journey ahead. He guided them to always be prepared for facing challenges in life and never give up on their dreams and aspirations.

Shri Surinder Sood, Director PR, ITS-The Education Group motivated the students to always see themselves as good ambassadors of the Institute and to keep on strengthening the relationship with their Alma Mater.

The junior batch enthralled the audience with their captivating performances and added vigour and excitement to the evening.

Songs on friendship made the senior batch emotional and took them down the memory lane.

The most awaited moment of the night was conferring of the titles to the senior batch.  Ms. Tisha Guptaand Mr. Vimal Tyagiwon the titles Ms. and Mr. Popular respectively and Mr. Adarsh Kumar Singhand Ms. Rashmi Sharmawere the recipients of the titles of Mr. & Ms. Farewell. All the winners were felicitated and blessed by the present dignitaries.

Students were emotional as they were leaving behind their friends and the institute. At the same time they were also excited and optimistic towards the possibilities which the future holds for them.

The evening ended on a high note where all the students rocked the dance floor and enjoyed the DJ followed by Hi- Tea and snacks.

The farewell ceremony full of celebration and emotions created lasting memories for all and strengthened the bond between the passing out batch and the Institute. 

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The FDP was very informative and discussed about the knowledge of contemporary developments that are taking place in various dimensions of research to enhance the abilities of participants to carry out independent research, successful research projects and finally to enable them for technical communication national, international journals/conferences. The entire FDP was focused upon fundamentals aspects of relevant research topic selection, literature review, research proposals writing, Data Analysis & Interpretation and writing a quality research paper. The sessions were conducted by eminent experts as resource persons.

The participants also learned through hand-on practices to enable and write the content methodologically. It was full of learning to use the research tools and helps educators in research and enriches learning experiences.

which was concluded on a grand note with huge participation from 8 different states (Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamilnadu, Delhi, Haryana, Uttrakhand, UP and MP) of the country and 500+ Participants! 

Globally renowned Academician, Researcher, Scientist and Founder & Chairman- PlanetEdu & Ex, Pro Vice Chancellor Prof. M. M. Pant Sir was present as the Chief Guest, Shri Arpit Chadha – Honorable Vice Chairman I.T.S – The Education Group and Shri Upkar Singh Vice President (Technology)  was present as the Guest of Honor on this occasion.

In the fest all the winners awarded with cash prize, certificate & trophy.

Details of winners are as follows:

S.No

Activity Name

Winners Name

Position

Institute Name

1

Hackathon

Divit Gaur

1

BPIT, New Delhi

Kushagra Goyal

Anurag Thakur

Ankur Dubey

2

Hackathon

Nishant Mittal

2

BPIT, New Delhi

Himanshu Goyal

Manav Garg

Hardik Jain

3

Hackathon

Tushar Singh

3

ITS UG Campus

Kumar Shubham

 Rohit Singh

Sehdev

4

Reverse Coding

Divit Gaur

1

BPIT, New Delhi

5

Reverse Coding

Nishant Mittal

2

BPIT, New Delhi

6

Reverse Coding

Vishal Singh 

3

ITS

7

C-Debugging

Vishal Singh 

1

ITS

8

C-Debugging

Pankaj Kushwaha

2

ITS

9

C-Debugging

Anurag Thakur

3

BPIT, New Delhi

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The volunteers for the day were Abhishek, Anuj, Aryan, Shubham, Amit, Om, Anubhav, Jyoti, Sourav, Akash and Atul.

The day’s programme started with a storytelling session by Anuj. It was a very inspiring tale where the basic idea was to teach the children the fact that it is not necessary that the situation will always be in one’s favour. In such circumstances it is more important to keep faith in oneself, one’s near and dear ones and in God above. Things will ultimately come around, but one needs to be patient, no matter how difficult the situation.

The second part of the day’s proceedings consisted of a game of tambola or housie. Aryan took the lead, assisted by Abhishek and Anuj, as the kids were instructed to strike out the relevant numbers as they were announced. As has been the trend at Parivartan, the games are not simply games; the idea here was to encourage memory retention and quick response to stimuli in a competitive environment. The ultimate winners were presented with Sketch Pen Sets.

With the day’s programme drawing to a close, and with everybody exhausted from the exertions, Britannia Good Day biscuits and Melody Coffee-Bite toffees were distributed among the learners, before they headed homewards. Prof. Lokesh Upreti planned and presided over the day’s session, while also guiding the volunteers in the performance of the various tasks.

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The session started with Dr. Indraneel Mandal welcoming. Anand Mirani. Mr. Mirani then started with a story of three ants and ultimately arrived at the moral - “An ordinary person becomes entrepreneur when they think something different.” He described a business model as a process of business idea generation.

Further Mr Mirani discussed about business modelling and its nine building blocks which includes key partners, key activities, key resources, value propositions, customer relationship, channels, customer segments, cost structure, revenue streams.

Mr Mirani help up recent examples from the corporate world like Indigo, while also referring his own experience working for companies like Jet Airways. The students wholeheartedly participated in the hands on aspects of the session and provided answers to the various questions.

All in all, it turned out to be an informative experience for the students. At the end of the session Dr Rajeev Johari presented a virtual plaque to Mr Mirani as a token of appreciation and thanked him for making time for the online interaction. 

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The Guest of the day Ms Nitya Tyagi, NIPAM Officer & Examiner of Patents and Designs IPO Delhi, had an interactive and informative session with the students wherein she touched upon the key aspects which organizations should focus upon while filing for Intellectual Property Rights.

Ms. Tyagi used multiple examples and analogies to demonstrated ways in which an entrepreneur and a business can take advantage of IPRs to face the growing dynamism and competition across the globe. The numerous examples given by Ms. Tyagi as well as her answers to the questions raised by the students, helped in creating a good understanding of the discussion among the students.

The activity was organized in the Auditorium from 11:15 AM onwards. The students  participated actively  in the session and expressed their eagerness to have such sessions in future as well.

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Objective of the workshop:     

This workshop must help the students to understand and take better use of theIoT Basics,Arduino Uno, Simulators based on sensors and microcontrollers, components of Arduino Uno, Application of different sensors,Integration of sensors to the Arduino chip, Program writing, development and implementation of application using Arduino Chip.

After this workshop students can develop applicationsbased on online simulator using Arduino Uno and sensors.

Following Topics were discussed during the session:

Fundamentals of Internet of Things,

Introduction of different IoT supporting hardware including Microcontrollers chips and Micro Processor chip, Different kinds of sensors like light sensors, Ultrasonic Sensors etc.

Introduction to Arduino UNO chip, Programming in C/C++,Tinkercad simulator for sensor programming.

Programming in C++ for LED, Ultrasonic Sensor, Push Buttons,Light sensors, Temperature and humidity sensors etc.

Demonstration and Hands on based on Arduino IDE and application of Arduino chip and sensors based sketch

Total 40 participants were participated in this workshop. Participants showed their interest to learn this technology.

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The main purpose of the event was to create awareness regarding how Identity Politics has a global business impact and how it relates to Indian growth in current world order.

The guest speaker for the lecture was Prof. (Dr.) Ram Singh, HOD (Trade Operations & Logistics), Indian Institute of Foreign Trade. Professor Singh talked about many things like the concept of Han-ification, overview of Nordic countries, practices of green politics and promoting organic culture and its impact on global business. Through the Han-ification concept, he talked about how China was able to rise as the biggest exporter in the world. He further elaborated the concept by concerning various parameters like race, religion and language with examples of countries like turkey, Bangladesh. He also talked about how green politics has a direct impact on European elections as the probability of winning is more for those parties who support green initiatives. He concluded the session with focus on six pillars of environmental concerns namely ecological wisdom, social justice, participatory democracy, non-violence, sustainability and respect for diversity.

All the aspects that were discussed makes it clear that Identity Politics is very useful for an organization. It not only helps the business run smoothly but allows your team to focus on the work that matters, free from the distractions caused by tasks going off track or budget spinning out of control. It empowers them to deliver results that are actually the business bottom line. And it enables the employees to see how their work contributes to the company’s strategic goals so as to be aligned with nations Identity Politics. It was a very well-planned and insightful lecture.

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The students were taken to the zone where actual processing is done. Students were shown some of the tests which Mother Dairy performs before delivering the milk to its customers. There are total 25 tests which are performed on the milk so that it is safely delivered to the people. Some of Faculty of Department of I.T. including Prof. Puja Dhar, Prof.Smita Kansal, Prof. Saurabh Saxena, Prof. Varun Arora and Prof. K.P.Singh, also accompanied the students.

At the end of the visit students were served with Glass of Fresh Milk and Ice Creams. Students enjoyed the whole visit and were also aware about the process of Mother Dairy

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The session was started with the welcome address of Dr. Nitin Saxena In his address, he talked about the importance of alumni for an institute. He talked about strengthening the alumni connection and how experiences of Alumni can be encashed to sharpen the skills required for placements.

Mr. Mohit Tyagi started his talk with the detailing of his profiles. He discussed his current job responsibilities and key areas of his job. He shared that before Royal Bank of Scotland, he was with Bank of America where he learned about many things related to investment banking.

During his talk he talked about the back end process of shares settlement. He explained the process of settlement and reconciliation of statements with brokers and SEBI. He also discussed various parameters on which students should work upon for getting a good job in future. He discussed his success mantras which one should develop like soft skill, as they were the first most priority in every sector for each opportunity in corporate world, also he asked students to focus on Communication skill and

He motivated the students to go for good certification courses in finance and shared some of the certification courses available with the National Stock Exchange.

The session ended with the presentation of a virtual plaque as a token of gratitude and remembrance to the speaker.

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