Ashish started the proceedings with a unique lesson on movement, locomotion, and how to distinguish between them. In this context he referred to the movements found in small creatures like earthworms and snails. He, along with other volunteers like Anand, demonstrated how movement can be different from locomotion.

Pragati then took over for the next section, where she discussed an important issue – the difference between good touch and bad touch. Children need to be protected from such uncomfortable situations, and so figures and demos were used to explain what is acceptable and what is not.

The last part was dedicated to the importance of a major natural resource – water. Ashish & Anand returned to explain the different sources of water and why it has become imperative to protect a fast depleting resource like water. He also discussed rainwater harvesting, and how it can be used to combat the wastage of the precious resource.

As usual, a quiz was used to revise the day’s learning, with those giving correct answers being rewarded with "Crax curls". The day’s classes came to an end with the distribution of ‘Britannia Good Day’ biscuits and ‘Parle Orange Bite’ toffees.

Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti planned and guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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Senior Architect, Erricson Mr. Yogendra Kumar Kaushik was the resource person of the workshop. Total 30 students attended the workshop. The workshop began with the overview of Angular JS.  Following points were addressed in the workshop:

1. What is Angular JS? Why do we use Angular JS?
2. What are the dependencies for Angular JS?
3. What is Thick Line application and Thin Line Application?
4. How to install NodeJS and Angular JS?
5. How to write the program of Angular JS?

Mr. Kaushik also demonstrated an application developed using Angular JS. Students were also instructed to develop an application. Session was interactive and students enjoyed the session a lot.

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 who is  currently working with a NGO in USA – Lead in heels which funds NGOs working for women and children in South Asia. She is also an advisory board member of the NGO-Saambhavi (Delhi) working for differently abled. She had a wonderful experience as an instructor for management graduates for 14 years in various management institution /University  in Delhi, NCR and Punjab. She interacted with the students on broad parameters of growth, career advancements, necessary personality traits required to succeed in the ever changing business scenario, various opportunities at national and international level. Students came up with many queries, which were taken up well in the session.

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The session was taken by the Academic Director, Mr. Charudatta Bodhankar, The main objective of this session was to appraise the students about Socio –Political – legal environment in European Union continent in general. Specifically, about the business opportunities in France and its neighboring countries. Students were briefed that France shares borders with six different countries, namely Spain, Luxembourg, Germany, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland. As a leader among its European neighbours, France is also among the most advanced countries in the world. The prominent companies such as Renault, Air France, France Telecom and Thales are among the world’s best among others. The government’s strong hold however is predominantly found in the power, defence and public transport industries. Students’ fruitful interaction with the delegate was very well appreciated. IDRAC business school offers learning opportunities in the area of International Business management, Wine Management, Hospitality Management, Luxury management among along with internship provision for the same.

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Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman of I.T.S –The Education Group signed MoU one behalf I.T.S Ghaziabad. Before signing of MoU, Ms. Veronique,  Programme Promotion Advisor, IDRAC Business School, France and  Mr. Charudatta Bodhankar, Academic Director, IDRAC India were given a warm welcome by Shri Arpit Chadha, Shri B K Arora, Secretary, I.T.S - The Education Group  and Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director (Management). In his address Shri B K Arora shared his expectations from this MOU and highlighted how partnering institutions can create value in the areas of mutual benefit. Shri Arpit Chadha suggested partnering institutions to leverage and strengthen academic, research, faculty & students exchange programme through collaborative efforts. Mr. Charudatta introduced IDRAC Business School, France and shared it’s strong footprints in the field of Management education. Ms. Veronique fron IDRAC, France shared her expectations from MoU and appreciated I.T.S for such initiatives leading to value addition and creating opportunity of exploring new horizons in the field of management education. Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director (Management) highlighted the importance of such initiatives and conveyed his best wishes for the MoU to achieve it’s objectives. Students and faculty members including Dr. D K Pandey,  Dr. Namita Dixit, Dr. Anusha Agrawal and Dr. Charu Chaudhary were the part of this historic moment. Dr. V N Bajpai proposed vote of thanks.

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The Inaugural Session commenced with the welcome Address of Director Management – Dr. Ajay Kumar and during his address he  stated that today digital technology has radically influenced our life and some organizations are already using it in a manner that were never anticipated earlier. Thereafter, Dr. Manoj Kumar Jha presented a Conference Overview to the audience. Director PR – Shri Surinder Sood emphasized on the urgency of determining the extent to which digitalization should be induced in our lives so that the human – human relationship is not taken away from the society.

The Special Guest of the Inaugural Session, Mr. Charudutta Bodhankar, Academic Director of IDRAC, India focused on the role of digital transformation in Entrepreneurship and how students can convert their great business ideas into start-up venture. The Guest of Honour for the Day, Dr. Rakesh Kumar Joshi, Professor and Chairperson – Research, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi, deliberated that growing population of the country should be supplemented with innovative technology so as to leverage the strength of the nation. He also stated examples of various countries where digital revolution had a significant role in the growth of agriculture and thereby increasing the productivity. The Chief Guest Mr. Ashish Goyal, Managing Director Accenture Technologies Ltd. stated the relevance of speed, persuasiveness, entirety, hyper personalization and constant sense of connectivity among students in this era of rapid digitalization.

Theme of Track 1 was Contribution of HRM in Social Innovations and Business Transformation.

Dr. Amita Srivastava, Director, BRENCIS Group chaired this session with opening remark on the need of Social innovations and Business Transformation. Dr. M. K. Jha emphasized on the need of social innovation and differentiated it with traditional approach of resolving societal problems and challenges in isolation and at the same time emphasized on the role of Human Resource Department  in this endeavor. Dr. Urmila Yadav, from Sharda University, Gautam Budh Nagar and Ms. Tarushi & Ms. Simran from Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies, new Delhi presented their research papers on Role of Value Based Education in Social Innovation and Green HRM respectively. Prof. Shikha Arora coordinated this session with welcoming and introducing the guests and words of gratitude.

Theme of Track 2 was role of Financial sector in Social Innovations & Business Transformation

Dr. Anusha Agarwal set the ball rolling by introducing the topic of the session to the audience. Dr. Ajay Chauhan (Senior Professor, IMT Ghaziabad) emphasised the importance of research for both the students and faculty. He apprised the audience by giving an example of block chain technology and its impact on the finance industry in the future. Second speaker was Dr. Sunil Gupta, Senior Professor (direct taxation and tax planning) IGNOU. He spoke on the topic of various Aspects of taxation individual & corporate. Session concluded with the address of Dr.Uchit Kapoor (Senior Manager ACRC,AIMS New Delhi Chapter& AVP-CLAG, Veritas financial Services New Delhi). He addressed the audience on topic of social innovation for using business & corporate finance, corporate credit, credit management ,syndicate finance, banking and insurance, Behavioural research ,taxation on digital goods, E-auctions.

Theme of Track 3 was Marketing Innovations in Business & Social transformation

The first session of the day was addressed by Dr. Mahua Dutta from NGO-Leeds in Heels, California, USA she apprised the audience with the importance of incorporating social innovation in business practices. The presenters presented their research work on the theme of the session “Marketing Innovations in Business and Social Transformation”. Prof.C. K Aggarwal delivered presentation on role of digitalization on rural development and agricultural innovation, Dr. Lalit Kumar Sharma discussed theme of the track and coordinated the session.

Theme of Track 4 was Role of Digital Transformation in Social Innovations 

Session Chair of this session was Dr. Abhishek Singh, Birla Institute of Technology, Mera. Keynote speaker was Shri Deepak Chaudhary, CEO, Audi Motor

The speaker initiated the discussion on the topic by talking about the digital transformation in automobile industry. He also shared that how enquiry management system and software like emax, facilitates in collecting accurate details about customers   for better service. He shared some very specific examples of various luxurious 4-wheelers.

The session Chair initiated the discussion on the topic by talking about digitalization in the field of finance and highlighted “financial technology” with its applications. He also discussed the advantages of new technologies and how it will help students to gain knowledge about them. Seven papers were presented in this session.

Best Paper Awards in each area were given in valedictory session.

Dr. Vivek Pachauri Co- Convener delivered Vote of thanks to all the guests, management authorities, speakers, presenters, delegates, faculty, staff and students.

The students could have an exclusive opportunity to interact with foreign speakers, resource persons from various institutions and organizations.

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This session was organized under Alumni activity “Samanvay”. The session was addressed by Mr. Nilesh Srivastava , Area Business Manager, Astra Zeneca and Mr. Om Prakash Rai, Senior Business Manager, Abott of MBA 2005-07  Batch. The session was started with the address of Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director- Management. In his address he emphasized on the selection of right combination of subjects for specialization. He told students that this selection of subjects will decide their career path. Mr. Om Prakash Rai shared his job profile which is not known and common in pharmaceutical industry. He told students he is working for cracking big tenders for Abott. His main role is to bring bulk business for the company. He also cleared the doubts that now pharma companies are ready to take students who are even not having science background.

Mr. Nilesh Srivastava discussed with students that he is dealing only in one product for last 5 years and because of this he has pioneered that product line. This helps him in getting good job proposal from international companies. He concluded that students have to work hard in initial phase of 3 years and must pioneered themselves for getting standing in industry.

At the end all the alumni’s motivated the students for targeting pharmaceutical industry and also guided them how to prepare for available profiles in industry. The session was coordinated by Dr. Nitin Saxena.

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The main speaker was Mr. Indrajeet Sengupta, the Executive Director of Hindustan Coca Cola Beverages (HCCB).

The main topic was “Changing Faace of Recognition and Award and Future Ready Workforce Engagement Strategies.” During the course of the seminar Mr. Sengupta touched on topics like the system of feedback followed in India compared to those in other countries; careers, priority and engagement; value capabilities of tomorrow; linking engagement to rewards and recognition; finding inspiration and taking action; and encouraging peer to peer relations.

The webinar was highly interactive and informative. Faculty members attended the webinar along with 28 students from MBA First Year. The students felt highly motivated and enthusiastic after attending the webinar.

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and Prof. Saurabh Saxena along with the students of MCA had attended the “Taal Thok Ke” organized by ZEE NEWS at Noida Stadium, Noida on 2ndApril,2019. Eight renowned leaders and political analyst of the country including Ms. Shazia Ilmi, Political Leader (BJP), Mr. Bishamber Dayal, Retired ArmyOfficer, Mr. Lalit Ambardar, Mr. Shubhransh Rai, Political Analyst, Mr. Chetan Singh, Political Analyst, Mr. Inderjeet Singh,Mr. Amir Haider Jaidi, Leader CPIand Chaudhary Pushpendra Singh, President, Kisaan Shakti Sangh were present in this show    

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Alumni for the session were Mr. Navdeep Singh, Entrepreneur & Social Worker (MBA 2012-14 Batch) and Mr. Rahul Bhardwaj, Territory Sales Manager, OPPO Mobiles (MBA 14-16 Batch). The theme for the session was “Role of SIP in Final Placement”. Interaction was started with the welcome address of Director Management- Dr. Ajay Kumar. In his address sir explained the importance of session by Alumni. He asked the students to take maximum benefits of such sessions.

Mr. Rahul discuss that the first ladder of placement starts with the selection of specialization in second semester. He told students that students must go for summer internship with the intension of learning not just for certificate. He shared his experience of hard work he did during his SIP in Sharekhan.

Mr. Navdeep discussed that presence in class is importance for achieving expert knowledge in any field. He motivates students to become entrepreneur and to work for society. He shared that he started with very small venture of printing visiting cards and now he is into printing many products like flex, marriage cards, promotional items etc.

The session ends with healthy interaction and lots of learning for the students.

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Utkarsh opened the day’s first innings with a lesson on how to read time from the hands of a clock. In order to make matters easier for the kids, he had brought along a clock so as to provide a demonstration of the concepts taught. He was helped in this endeavor by Shiksha. Once the children were comfortable with clock times, Utkarsh moved on to multiplication tables and identification of factors.

The second session of the day was focused on the world at large, with Megha holding forth on continents and world languages. Once again, Shiksha provided a helping hand. While the children had some familiarity with the continents, thanks to past sessions, foreign languages were a totally different ball game for them. Megha listed down the ten major international languages in terms of popularity. She rounded off the session with a look at some common greetings in German or Deutsche language.

The usual quiz was held to ascertain the day’s learnings, with those answering right receiving toffees. The curtains came down on the day’s proceedings with the distribution of ‘Bikano Navratan Mix’ and ‘Parle Orange Bite’ toffees among the pupils.

Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti planned and guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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 Conference was intended to take stock of recent advances and development of knowledge bases and easy access to structured databases on systems, processes and technology based on quantitative study trends and developments at the globally competitive environment that will provide future directions to young researchers and practitioners.

Objective of conference was to help in sharing of experience and exchange of ideas, which will also foster National Collaboration. The Conference was of immense benefit to Researchers, Academicians, Industry and Participants from Technical Institutes, R&D organizations, Management & Legal Practicing organizations and students working in the field of Engineering, Management, Law and Education.

Conference witnessed large number of academicians and professionals in the allied fields along with their papers.

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The event started at 10:00 a.m. with the inaugural session in the presence of   Director (Management Dr. Ajay Kumar, Faculty coordinator Dr. D. K. Pandey, Dr.V.N. Bajpai, Dr. Sanjeev, Sports officer Mr. R. S. Chawala & students.​ Volley ball was a successful event of the day as there were 4 teams participating. Each team gave a tough fight to each other. The final match was a thrilling one and the winners were Japneet and Team. Runner up was Ayush and team.

Shoelace Race started with huge enthusiasm and cheer from audience. The competition offered a fun friendly sporting environment. There were 11 teams each consisted of 2 players. 6 teams made it into the finals. Winners were Trique & Avnish and Runner up were  Rajeev & Subhajyoti Pal.

Dodge ball was an entertaining event for the audience when it was started  crowd was full of cheers for the players where each team were having  6 players. 4 teams participated in this event, every team was allotted with 5 minutes and in that span of time they had to dismiss as many players as possible. Winner was Rajeev and team and Runner up was Japneet and team.

Tug of warwas the most awaited event and it was our last event 8 teams participated each team consisted of 6 players. The final was a nail biting won but Manjeev and team outplayed everyone.

The event came to an end at 5:30 p.m. with prize distribution ceremony felicitated by Director (Management) and faculty members. This was a successful and a grand event,  it was witnessed by huge participation and enjoyed by all the students.

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There were majorly two rounds and the topics were 'MISSION SHAKTI' and upcoming 'LOK SHABHA ELECTION 2019' respectively. The discussion was highly interactive and informative. The students felt highly motivated and enthusiastic after attending the program.

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Having backed by months of preparation along with the heart and soul of every member, the event roared success, radiating positive vibes and energy all across.

The lavish auditorium served as the main hub for the Talent hunt activities like dance, singing, playing Musical Instruments. Different games, dance performances and singing were center piece of the event. Many students enthusiastically came forward to showcase their talent. Highlight of the event was great performances by the winner of the activity Mr. Kunal Mudgal and Mr. Sudhanshu Dixit.

Event concluded with the Prize Distribution Ceremony by Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director (Management) and Dr. V.N. Bajpai.

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