The day -1 of the workshop had sessions on basics of Python programming including data structures (lists, tuples, dictionaries, sets etc), control structures, iterations, creation of modules, introduction to Anaconda & Spyder, introduction to various packages for Data Science such as numpy, scipy, matplotlib, pandas, sklearn etc. 
The day-2 of the workshop covered basics of machine learning including supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement learning. Overview of various data sets available for experimentation, analyzing and & visualizing data, application of KNN, LDA/PCA, SVM, Bayes Classification etc., evaluating different techniques, quality bench marks for machine learning such as confusion matrix, f1-score, recall value etc, introduction to deep learning etc. The workshop was concluded with a Q/A session on Data Science and future directions. 
Workshop was very useful for the participants and it was highly appreciated by participants and the University administration.

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The Summit had three plenary sessions – Plenary 1 was focused on “Gender Mainstreaming”. The discussion was based on the importance of Data collection and Approaches of various stakeholders for inclusion and progress of women. The session was moderated by Ms. Sangeeta Talwar, Managing Partner, Flyvision Consulting and the panelists were Ms. Renu Satti, CEO, Paytm Payments Bank, Mr. Abhimanyu Singh, Bank of America, Ms. Lakshmi Venkataraman, Founding trustee and Executive Vice President, Bharatiya Yuva Shakti Trust and Mr. Pradeep Nair, CEO & Regional Director, Ford Foundation for India, Nepal and Sri Lanka. The selected case studies were also presented on Best Practices in Gender Equality.

Plenary 2 was on the theme “Accelerating and scaling gender specific initiatives”. The session was moderated by Dr. Shalini Sarin, SVP HR-BG Professional, CSR &BoP Leader-Lighting, Philips, Netherland and the panelists were Ms. Aloka Majumdar, Senior VP & Head of Corporate Sustainability, HSBC India, Ms. Bhavani Balasubramaniam, Partner & Diversity & Inclusion Leader, Deloitte India, Dr. Neelu Rohmetra , Director , IIM, Sirmaur and Dr. Shikha Sharma , Founder & Managing Director, Nutri-Health Systems Pvt Ltd.

The stories of women’s struggle for equality and the various dynamic initiatives undertaken for their advancement were shared by Ms Chetna Sinha, Founder, Mann Deshi Foundation and Ms. Shrishti Bakshi, Founder and Managing Director of Cross Bow Miles.

Plenary 3 was on the theme “Transition to Policy Development”. The session was moderated by Ms. Shweta Rajpal Kohli, Country Director, Govt. Affairs & Public Policy, India & South Asia, Salesforce and the panelists were , Ms. Gayathri Ramamurthy, HR Business Partner and D&I Lead, Capgemini, Ms. Neha Barjatya, CEO, Google Internet Saathi, Ms. Huzan Mistry, Strategic Business Head, National Stock Exchange, Ms. Nishtha Satyam, Deputy Representative UN Women MCO for India, Bhutan, Maldives and Sri Lanka and Ms. Ratna Anjan Jena , Statistical Adviser, Ministry of Women and Child Development.

The Summit concluded with a Valedictory session and the Valedictory address was delivered by Dr. Yasmin Ali Haque, UNICEF Representative in India. The session focused on the learning from the previous sessions and the way forward to bring women participation in all spheres from board room and corporate offices to political arena.

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In this workshop following speakers shared their knowledge and address the gathering:

· Prof. Kalyanmoy Deb

Michigan State University,USA

· Prof. B. K. Panigrahi

IIT Delhi

· Prof. Joydeep Dutta

IIT Kanpur

· Dr. Ankur Sinha

IIM, Ahmedabad

· Dr Dhish Kumar Saxena

IIT, Roorkee 

Research applications were discussed during the training, starting from the scratch. This method of training/delivery was insightful and interesting for participants.

In this workshop, 60 participants have attended workshop from different corners of India including J&K, Sikkim. Overall it was good insightful and interesting talk for participating delegates.

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The second session of the day was on ‘Good Habits and Good Manners’ during which the children learnt basic etiquettes. They practiced saying thank you, sorry, it’s ok, excuse me etc.  PGDM senior batch volunteers Ms. Shweta Sharma, Ms. Swapna Dey and Ms. Shruti Khandelwal had brought cookies and chocolates for the slum buds who were overjoyed to see their both the hands full of goodies. Ms. Swapna celebrated her recent placement by bringing Haldiram’s Delicacies too. 

The class of the day concluded with the distribution of Haldiram’s Takatak and Melody eclairs. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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The sessions focussed on the current policy and regulatory framework at central and state levels for creating an investment friendly environment for foreign companies. The representatives from different states talked about the initiatives taken up by them for providing an ease in doing business in their respective states.

Some of the eminent speakers were Mr. Anant Gangaram Geete, Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, Government of India, Dr. Asha Ram Sihag, Secretary, Department of Heavy Industry (DHI), Government of India, Mr. Nirmal K Minda, President, Automotive Component Manufacturers Associations of India (ACMA), Mr. Vikas Jain, Associate Vice President, Hyundai Motors India, Mr. Manohar Bhat, Head of Marketing & Sales KIA Motors India, Mrs Smriti Zubin Irani Minister for Textiles, Govt of India, Dr. Anant Kumar Singh, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Govt of India, Ms. Mamta Verma, Industries Commissioner, Govt of Gujarat, Mr. Shin Dong Bin, Chairman, LOTTE Group, Mr. Varun Berry, Managing Director, Britannia Industries Ltd. , Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad, Hon’ble Minister for Electronics and Information technology, Government of India and Mr. Ranvijay Singh, Chief Marketing Officer, Samsung Electronics The future of Services.

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He shared his thoughts on Leadership development with specific emphasis on how to help individuals expand their leadership capabilities and organisations strengthen their leadership pipeline. Mr Ramkumar said that Leveraging human capital is not about models, forms, policies, processes and systems; it is more about creating an environment where human beings voluntarily deploy their best, day after day. He talked about number of topical subjects including motivation, capability, learning, culture, performance and leadership. He presented an incredible amount of scholarship- drawing from experts across disciplines in psychology, history, philosophy and business. 

He also answered the queries of participants. The webinar was attended by Dr. Ajay Kumar, Dr. V N Bajpai, Dr. D K Pandey, Dr. Manoj Kumar Jha, Prof. Bhawna Bharadwaj, Prof. Shikha Arora, Dr. Indraneel Mondal, Prof. Hitesh Chadha, Prof. Ritu Saxena and Prof. Jyotsana Vaid.

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The second session of the day was on GK during which Prof. Gourvi explained the English Hindi names of the President, the Prime-minister and the Chief Minister along with their roles and powers. She also made the children learn the names of the present office bearers of the aforementioned offices.

PGDM senior batch volunteer Mr. Navdeep Chawla had brought one full carton of Cadbury Perk chocolates for the children out of his pleasure of getting placed recently. The celebration concluded with the distribution of Pichkaaris, balloons, Holi caps, and Perk Chocolates. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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The students asked countless questions about the drinks and the processes along with the controversial issues related to the products which were responded with facts and pleasure. The representatives showed and gave information about the various shapes of the bottles of Coca Cola since its introduction and their respective reasons. The last phase of the visit was a brief about the various CSR initiatives which the company has undertaken.

Students were overjoyed by clicking a selfie with the iconic polar bear which added more fun to their day. The visit ended with all the students satisfied with the learning experience gained during the day.

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Level 1 of this competition was initiated in the month of September, 2017 for graduate students at the respective colleges/institutes and concluded with a GRAND FINALE at I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad.

 The mega show- GRAND FINALE- YTH-2018 kicked off in the morning of 23rd February, 2018 with huge registration of 302 students, 15 teachers & parents from 53 participating colleges/institutes. The opening ceremony of CHANAKAYA AUDITORIUM was the curtain raiser of this mega show. The show started with lamp lighting of Maa Sarawati by Director Management Dr. Ajay Kumar, Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey- Director IT, Prof. Nitin Saxena & Prof. Ankur Ahuja, Event Convener and faculties of other colleges & institutes. 

Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director Management- I.T.S Mohan Nagar, addressed the participants in his speech he highlighted that one should not feel de -motivated after losing a competition rather one should look forward for a positive aspect related to it. Prof. Nitin Saxena presented the overview of the event and sequence of the program. After the inaugural ceremony, three written elimination rounds with two semi- final rounds were conducted by MBA students, coordinated by Mr. Rahul Kamboj (Alumni MBA15-17), Ms. Sakshi Panchal (MBA 16-18) & Ms Divya (MBA 17-19). 

Dr. G.K Diwedi and Prof. Shikha Arora conducted Employability session for the eliminated students from round 1. Ms. Rekha Sundriyal coordinated campus round of the students.The Partcipants energized 06 finalist participants with a loud applause for their out of the box skills and show cased the event as a great mix of talent, energy and enthusiasm. 

The Champion’s trophy with cash prize of Rs. 10000 was lifted by Shiksha Sehgal from Kalka Institute as first winner, Delhi, Dushyant Singh from Rukmani Devi Institute, Delhi bagged second position with a prize money of Rs.7500, Vipul Ahlawat, CAEHS- Meerut grabbed third prize with cash prize of Rs.5000. The next 03 consolation cash prizes of Rs.1000 were won by Saurabh from Agarsen PG College , Sikandrabad, Tomis from D.N College, Meerut, Rashi Garg from DIRD, Delhi. 

The event was well co ordinated by Prof. Nitin Saxena and Prof. Ankur Ahuja.

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In this session, Mr Amitabh Verma discussed about cloud computing and its related applications. He discussed abouttechnology transformation since last twenty years andpresented a focused discussion on Career options inJobs Profiles. He suggested students to focus on technical as well as interpersonal skills.
This was an interactive & knowledge enriching session.The session was organized in series of efforts to create a platform for MCA Students to meet, listen & interact with the practitioners and experts who have contributed immensely in their domain. Mr. Amitabh Verma also interacted with Students and answered the queries raised during the session.
DrUmang, Coordinator of this session, concluded the session closing remarks and delivered vote of thanks.It was informative and learning session all participating MCA Students.

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She also briefed students about importance of affirmation and manifestation. She communicated to the students that “Visualize your goals and start living with these goals, write it down in a piece of paper and keep this into practice” by doing honest effort and manifestation you will do wonders in your life.

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Mr. Ahluwalia also displayed his books “Meet me at the Border” and “Travels with my Turban” to the students and faculty. Prof. C.K Sabharwal also motivated the students to choose Travel as the career option. Session ended with question answer round, in which enthusiastic students clarified their doubts and sought guidance of the eminent speaker. The event was well coordinated by Prof. Ankur Ahuja and Dr. Shuchita Singh. 

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The first session of the day was on Simple Interest in Math during which Prof. Gourvi explained simple methods of calculating the interest. Initially she explained the concept, later she invited the children to do the sums on interest on the board. The second session of the day was on English Grammar during which the children were told the importance of Tenses. Three main types of tenses – Present, Past and Future were also explained for them with simple examples.  MBA Volunteers Apurva Tyagi and Nirajan Singh Bhaisora had brought the packets of the special éclairs for the children. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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