Million smiles on the faces and high spirit marked the welcome party for the new faces, manifested youth and enthusiasm at its full flow. With beautiful ambience, dazzling lights and foot tapping music, the fresher’s party began with a difference. Ceremonial lamp lighting by the dignitaries was followed by welcome address of Shri Surender Sood, Director PR- I.T.S The Education Group. In his address he advised students to bring a remarkable change in their Professional Life, they shall use these two years to the fullest. Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director- Management suggested students to be always ready to take up the challenges ahead and shared the key attributes of a successful professional.

It was then followed by number of mind blowing performances by the mix of senior and junior students including solo dance, group dance, singing and ramp walks etc. The selection of Mr. & Ms. Fresher was another one of the most striking and awaited events. It was started with a ramp walk of participants followed by their individual introduction. After passing through various rounds, finally it was Mr. Aakash Mishra and Ms. Vidhi Bansal who won the title of Mr. Fresher and Ms. Fresher respectively& Mr. Pranjal& Ms. Chhavi won the title for Mr. Talented & Ms. Talented. Selection of the best out of the rest in all the categories was a hard nut to crack for Prof.Nitin Saxena and Prof.Yachna Malhotra, Judges for this part of event.

The excitement augmented to a joyful high when the seniors and juniors joined the festivities together on the dance floor. And as the mercury began to rise, the dance floor was left open for some unbridled exuberance.

Freshers’ party is all about making the best start to the new academic year! A time of the year to create an everlasting relationship! Everyone left the dance floor with not just tapping feet but the pulsating togetherness of what they went for. The event was very well co-ordinated by Prof. Jyotsna Vaid.

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The second part of the plan for the day consisted of ‘Mera Parichay’ – a session to familiarise the children with how to write their names as well as those of their parents in Hindi and English. This turned out to be the most enthusiastic part for the little ones. Almost all of them came up to the two faculty members as well as the student volunteers to make sure that they were writing everything correctly.
In the concluding part, a quiz was held with a view to revise past learning. Prizes in the form of pencil boxes and purses donated by the I.T.S Parivar were handed out to those answered correctly. The excitement was palpable as the children were more than eager to win their chosen ‘gifts’!

The day ended with the distribution of Bikano Namkeen and Mango Bite Toffees among the children. Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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For the students below 5 years of age “Explain the picture Competition” was organized. In this competition a picture was showed to them, on which they spoke for 40 seconds.

The session was coordinated by Prof. Nitin Saxena and Prof. Shilpi Vaish and they both discussed the importance of Literacy to the students.

The Vice Chairman, Mr. Arpit Chaddha Sir felicitated the Program and graced the Program with his presence. In his address sir discussed the importance of literacy. Also sir has also shared about the World Physiotherapy Day which is also celebrated on 08th September every year.

Director Management, Dr. Ajay Kumar motivates the students to make other people literate. Also he explained why we celebrate this day. He also explained the functioning of UNESCO.

At the end, 33 little speakers were chosen as winners for fabulous prizes like Pencil Box, Geometry Pouch and Colors, Note books etc.

The activity concluded with the snacks and the cold drinks served to all.

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Coming to the India of the present, Prof. Sabharwal mentioned the demographic dividend, which is obviously a major advantage for us compared to many other countries of the world.A pivotal moment was when in contrast to the pyramid suggested by C.K. Prahalad, Prof. Sabharwal stressed on the diamond as the middle class could be broken up into higher and lower income groups. The rich also included a global Indians segment, as evidenced by recent developments.

Among other notable mentions, Prof. Sabharwal spoke about women empowerment, a new mindset amidst the youth and emergence of small towns as major centers of growth.

At the same time, Prof. Sabharwal also cautioned against developments like intolerance, resistance to change, reservations, coalition failures, corruption, fading unity in diversity, and lack of transparency and diversity.

The session came to an end with remarks and observations by Prof. Manoj K. Jha and Dr Mishra. It was a fruitful session as everybody present had a glimpse of the possible future of the nation and the pitfalls involved.

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He explained that classic interaction in NLP can be understood in terms of several major stages including establishing rapport, gleaning information about a problem mental state and desired goals; using specific tools and techniques to make interventions, and integrating proposed changes into the client's life.

He demonstrated that the entire process is guided by the non-verbal responses of the audience. He took an exercise with the students, in which he established a rapport between himself and the students. Mr. Sharma assisted the students in achieving the desired outcomes by using certain tools and techniques to change internal representations and responses to the world.

At the end of the corporate lecture a special vote of thanks was proposed for a wonderful and interactive session.

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In the latter part of the workshop, Prof. Singh spoke about the different kinds of documentation needed for an export business, indicating how and when several of them were required.

There was a question and answer session at the end where Prof. Singh addressed queries of the students on areas like Letters of Credit and the effects of the Rupee devaluation.

It was a very informative session where the final year students gained useful perspectives on the export business.

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Shri Surinder Sood, Director (PR), I.T.S - The Education Group while addressing the students spoke about the importance and  significance of Teachers Day. Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Director-IT, I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad appreciate the efforts of students for making the day memorable and  emphasized the importance of parents and teachers in one’s life. Dr. Vidya Shekhari, Director-UG, I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad in her address explain importance of teachers and the role they play in every students life. Prof. Nancy Sharma, Vice Principle-UG, I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad appreciate the efforts of students. Prof. Puja Dhar, Chairperson-MCA share her view on this occasion and thanks the students for organizing such a wonderful event. Prof. Smita Kansal, Coordinator-MCA extended their heartiest thanks to all students and also appreciated the new prefects for their successful coordination. 

The cultural show incorporated poems, songs and dance were organized by the students. As token of gratitude students has prepared short video clip for teachers. Of course, Teachers’ Day will never be complete without the students mimicking their teachers. All in good humour, a few teachers quirky styles of teaching were re-enacted for everyone to enjoy! 

The programme ended by cake cutting and distribution of gifts to the teachers. Teachers have a positive disposition towards the whole event and enjoyed the day. 

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On this auspicious occasion our Vice Chairman, I.T.S - The Education Group, Shri Arpit Chadha, appreciated the faculty members for working tirelessly in shaping the dreams of the students. Director Management, Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Kumar also talked about the significance of the day for both the students and the faculty. The students presented gifts, as a token of respect, to their teachers. Cultural programmes were organized by the talented students which enthralled the faculty and the students present in big numbers. The event concluded with a lovely video compilation of the fond memories of faculty and students.

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In the second session of the day, Abhishek decided to explain the origin and significance of Janamashtami. He told the children the story of how Lord Krishna was born to his parents in captivity, and how he went on to vanquish his evil uncle Kansa. An impromptu quiz was held to test the knowledge acquired by the children.

The day ended with the distribution of "Bikano Namkeen" and "Mango Bite Toffees" among the children. Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

In the second session of the day, Abhishek decided to explain the origin and significance of Janamashtami. He told the children the story of how Lord Krishna was born to his parents in captivity, and how he went on to vanquish his evil uncle Kansa. An impromptu quiz was held to test the knowledge acquired by the children.

The day ended with the distribution of "Bikano Namkeen" and "Mango Bite Toffees" among the children. Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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In the second session of the day, Abhishek decided to explain the origin and significance of Janamashtami. He told the children the story of how Lord Krishna was born to his parents in captivity, and how he went on to vanquish his evil uncle Kansa. An impromptu quiz was held to test the knowledge acquired by the children.

The day ended with the distribution of "Bikano Namkeen" and "Mango Bite Toffees" among the children. Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

Dr. K.P Kaushik explained the derivative market and about new instruments which can be traded in capital market.

Mr. Ajay Garg explained that how secondary income can be generated and how much it is important to link the family regular expenditure with savings. He also explained the risk associated with each investment option.

The purpose of the program was to enhance the understanding about the different investment avenues available in the financial system, so that one can contribute towards the economic development. The program also aimed to enhance the knowledge of capital market and hence to better prepare students as well equipped advisors and investor.

FDP was very insightful for the participants.

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1. Experience Sharing by Alumni

2. Games & Activities for Kids, Male Alumni, Female Alumni, Couples, Parents

3. Magic Show

4. Networking & Interaction

There were number of activities and games were planned and conducted for the alumni, their spouse and kids separately. These activities were objectively planned for the wife, kids and alumni for their separate participation and then there were some activities in which alumni along with their family were involved. Alumni and their family members participated in this event with full enthusiasm and enjoyed every moment of their stay at the institute during the Reunion.

Towards the end of the programme all the Alumni members were felicitated by the Director (IT) with specially prepared Memento and books edited by Honorable Chairman Sir - I.T.S The Education Group. The activities were conducted by the faculty team of Alumni Coordinator (PG(IT)) - Dr. Umang Singh, Prof. Smita Kansal and Dr. Vidushi Singh.

Alumni members were happy with the event and requested for such events on regular basis. They also promised to extend their support in the process and in the institutional activities. Total 150+ Alumni with their spouse and kids family members from senior batches (who passed out in the year 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005).

Overall the feedback from alumni was very good and they enjoyed their stay at the institute during Reunion-2018.

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Second part focused on the controversial Rafale Deal. There were claims and counterclaims put forth by the opposition leaders over India’s deal to buy 36 Rafale fighter aircraft as the Congress-led opposition isrelentlessly raising questions over the financial terms of the agreement while the government is rubbishing the accusations.

Students participated very enthusiastically and asked several questions.

It was an insightful and thought-provoking session.

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