Subsequently, Prof Chandra Mani Sharma conducted three sessions on Data Science with hands-on practice on Data Science. In session-1, Prof Sharma gave and aerial overview of basic programming concepts in Python including Data Structures, conditional statements, loops, creation of modules and Anaconda environment. 
In session-2, various packages for Data Science including numpy, scipy, matplotlib, pandas, sklearn etc., were discussed with code examples. Session-3 had the demonstration and applications of Python for data visualization and analytics. This session also had open Q/A, wherein participants had their queries answered on various aspects of Data Science such as career prospects, where to move next etc. 
At the end of the workshop, each participant received the Certification of Participation from the dignitaries. Each participant appreciated the worthiness of the workshop and took away some food for thought.

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• Be on time
• Be participative
• Be well dressed as per the occasion
• Always celebrate with joy and happiness
• Express your skills
• Be Confident
• Stretch yourself mentally, physically, emotionally; don’t limit yourself.
• Be optimistic even when you have failed.
• Be focused
For better understanding of above mentioned steps, he has asked to perform some activities along with real life examples. He has engaged all the MCA Students and kept them interested throughout the session. According to him, Students should understand concept behind core knowledge and general knowledge. He has also mentioned that upgradation and updation of an individual are two important factors for success. His word really motivated the students present there and this showed up in their body language. He closed his lecture saying “Failing is not the worst thing in life but quitting is”.
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. Keswani 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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The inauguration ceremony was followed by different competitions on literary, art and cultural events, such as rangoli making, wall-painting, master chef, poster-making; T-shirt designing; collage-making; Bollywood quiz; footloose and antakshri and fashion show.

Our Five students of MCA IV semester Shraddha Gupta, Anukriti, Vineet Kr Mosses, Manish and Prashant Kr Jha have participated in this fest. On Day-1, Our MCA students Shraddha Gupta, Prashant Kr Jha have participated and secured second position in Collage Making and Manish Kumar has secured third position in Chai Pe Charcha.

It was wonderful and nice learning experience for participating Students.

The conclave aims at creating a platform to bring different stakeholders of society to discuss, deliberate and understand the emerging role of every dimensions- Industry, technology, policy making, consumers and executives from various walks of life. To provide a unique leadership experience journey, experience sharing and panel discussion sessions were planned by the eminent dignitaries

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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 visit ended with a cool Coca Cola drinks for everyone. The students were very pleased with the experience which was full of knowledge. The visit resulted in students’ satisfaction and learning experience gained during the day.

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The first session of the day was another set of ‘Manners & Etiquettes’ during which the children were informed of the manners for travelling, dinning, hosting guests and the etiquettes in general. PGDM volunteers George and Novika told the children that they should carry light luggage while travelling. If it is backpack, they should carry it in such a way that it does not hinder the path of others. The children were also told that while dinning they should take food in small quantities. They should offer food and other eatables to guests first before taking for themselves. The second session of the day was a routine revision of the previous exercises.

The class concluded with the distribution of Biscuits and éclairs. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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The event was inaugurated by the Chief Guest for the day Shri Surinder Sood Sir, Director PR I.T.S- The Education Group. All the guests, participants and students were welcomed by Director Management-Dr. Ajay Kumar. The programme was inaugurated by lamp lightning accompanied by Saraswati Vandana. Entire inaugural ceremony was mesmerizing comprising of the performances by the students. A heart touching dance performance of slum children of Parivartan Club- A CSR Initiative run and supported by I.T.S-The Education Group added to the beauty of the event. Prof. Parul Gupta briefed everyone about the event and the program schedule.

Business Plan, Business Quiz, Ad-Mad Show, War of Bands and Fashion Bash were organized on First day of the Fest.

Fashion Bash was graced by Ms. Chand Bakshi (Fashion designer), Ms.Babita Chauhary (Mrs. India First Runner up ) Priya Deshmukh (Senior Health VP at Max Bupa, Ex- Ms. India International) and RekhaVohra ( Astrologer and Tarot card reader), as special judges.

Nukkad Natak, Solo Dance, Group Dance, Treasure Hunt, Cyber Games, and T-Shirt Painting was scheduled on Second day of the Fest.

All the winners were felicitated by Honourable Vice Chairman - I.T.S The Education Group Sri. Arpit Chadha Sir, Director Management Dr. Ajay Kumar, Guest of Honour Mr. Pradeep Dabas (Ex- Mr. India), Director IT Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Director UG Dr.Vidya Sekhri, Prof. Durba Roy and Vice Principal UG Prof. Nancy Sharma. The sponsors of the event were also felicitated for their contribution to the event.

Students enjoyed a musical night on the final day with DJ Barkha Kaul and danced to her beats till late evening. This marked an exciting culmination of the two day fest.

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All the man of match, Man of the tournament had also received a trophy. AKG College won the runner up trophy and was awarded with cash prize of Rs. 5000/- along with team and individual trophies. Janhit College Ghaziabad won the winner trophy and was awarded with cash prize of Rs. 11000/- along with team and individual trophies. 

Vice Chairman, Mr.Arpit Chadha, I.T.S - Education Group , Director – IT Dr.Sunil Pandey, Director Management- Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director-UG- Dr.Vidya Sekri, Vice Principal- UG - Prof. Nancy Sharma, Dr. D.K. Pandey and Dr. V.N Bajpai distributed the trophies.

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1. Ms Danielle Di-Masi, Global Innovator & Media Commentator

The Interactions Lab PTY LTD, Sydney, Australia,

2. Dr. Satyam Priyadarshy,

Chief Data Scientist - Halliburton,

3. Mr. Nikhil Desai,

International Speaker & Motivator,

4. Mr. Ganpati Dandpani,

Global Digital Transformation Leader & Global CIO - TVS,

5. Mohd. Saleem, CEO - Trescon Global and over 250 CEOs, CIOs/ CTOs, CISOs of leading Companies.

During the event held at Mumbai, Dr. Pandey participated in various discussions and in a Panel Discussion. In the evening he was also a part of CIOs Round Table Discussions. During the discussions current state of affair in IT Industry, challenges & changing roles & responsibilities of CIOs & CTOs, how to prepare for future challenges in role of CIOs & CTOs in view of fast changing technologies, applications & processes and how to align it with the Industry objectives to keep it relevant and progressive.

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The first session of the day was a review of the International Women’s Day during which the children were told about the significance of the day. Initially they were asked to share their notions and observations why women have not been treated as equal to men in the past. They stated very honest and actual reasons but they did not know how to make them equal now. The volunteers told them that education is the solution to many such problems. If the girls are educated, they would be self-dependent and would earn good money which would give them enough confidence and equality with men. When the children were asked who do they need more mother or father, they shouted ‘both!’ and that was the point where the volunteers could really convince them that men and women have the equal importance. The second session of the day was a routine revision of the previous exercises. 

The class concluded with the distribution of Crax Curls and éclairs. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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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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