The Second Session of the day was on ‘First Aid’ which was successfully conducted by the PGDM volunteer Mr. Rakesh Dam. He started with the question – ‘What would you do if you find someone wounded or hurt?’ Then he collected the responses from various children and compiled them as the right answer by slightly editing it. The children were also told about the contents of First Aid Box, their usage and utility.
Actually both these sessions were complementary to each other and were presented in such a way so that children learn applying First Aid in case of a disaster too. Those who responded correctly to the questions asked at the end of the sessions were felicitated with on the spot prizes.
The class concluded with the distribution of Crax Curls and éclairs among all the children. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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In starting of Inaugural Session, Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S-The Education Group welcomed the eminent guests from various verticals including Media, Industry, Academia. He said that this session will provide an in depth insight of different verticals as how ICT is contributing in the development of the nation. Shri Surinder Sood, Director(PR), I.T.S-The Education Group addressed the gathering. In his address, he discussed about the vision sharing of Top Industry Leaders, policy makers, media and academia will help the delegates of this summit to understand the underlying principles of Digital India & New India Concepts, their perspective and how Industry is prepared to contribute towards it an thoughts which will help them in taking a long way. Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Director(IT) also welcomed and address the gathering. He said that this ICT Summit is an initiative of I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad is an attempt in series of efforts to create awareness among masses about Digital Resources, facilities and its potential to empower & inclusiveness to deprived segment with 
institutions and the take the nation forward together. Dr. Umang, Convener briefed about an event.

On this occasion MCA Students were also felicitated by the dignitaries which included Ms. Sakshi Tyagi who secured 5th position and Ms. Preeti Singh securing 7th position in Top-10 Merit List of Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow. These students were felicitated with Memento, Cash Prize of ? 10,000/- and Certificate.

Addressing as Chief Guest of event, Shri Anil Swarup expressed his views on responsible uses of ICT to ensure that objectives of New India Vision is achieved. He emphasized on serious engagement with Technology and understand as how we can contributed to take it to masses. During the session, Guest Speakers spoke about changing landscape of ICT and its significance in all facets & human life including Health, Industry, Technology, Business , Media & Governance etc.

While delivering the vote of thanks Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Director(IT) thanks to the eminent guests for their benign presence and accepting the invitation in spite of their busy schedule. After the vote of thanks National Anthem was chanted in the presence of dignitaries and faculties, delegates and students.

In second session a panel discussion on the theme “Role of ICT, its significance in Businesses and challenges & opportunities in Media, Academics, IT & HR Sector” with Moderater of the Panel Dr Sunil Kr. Pandey, Director-IT. Other experts of the Panel included Sh. Priyank Dubey, Sr. Journalist, Doordarshan, Dr. Anil Kr. Misra, Chief People Officer, MagicBricks.com, Dr.Sushila Madam, LSR, University of Delhi, Delhi, Shri Manikandan Iyer, Business Head(India), AMD, India.

In this event, post lunch session, following listed four activities were organized:
(1) Paper Presentation (Old & New Seminar Halls in parallel)
(2) Poster Presentation(GCR)
(3) Digital Poster(Lab-7)
(4) Quiz Competition (Prelims - Lab-1, Lab-5 & Lab-6) & Final on Stage in Old Auditorium

In paper presentation activity, Original& unpublished quality papers were invited from prospective authors for including in the Proceedings of the Souvenir with ISBN No 978-81-928555-3-0. All the papers selected, registered and presented in the Summit, were included in Hard Copy of the Proceedings which was released in Inaugural Session of the Summit. In this event, overwhelmed response of student delegates was received from all the courses of our Institute as well as other reputed Institutes in which about 200 Students participated. 
The Prizes, Certificates & Trophies were given away in the Valedictory Session to the winners of different activities.

On this occasion, Shri Surinder Sood, Director PR, I.T.S – The Education Group, Dr. Sunil Kr Pandey, Director(IT), I.T.S Ghaziabad, Dr. Umang, Event Convener, Prof. Puja Dhar and Prof Smita Kansal (Event Co-Convener(s)), faculty members, students from different courses of the Institute and also outside the Institute were also present.

It was a great learning for everyone who were present in different sessions and activities of the Summit.

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The first session of the day was on ‘Don’t You Waste Food’ which was based on a campaign initiated by an NGO - ‘System Research Society’. The children were told that every 3.6 seconds a person dies of hunger in this world whereas 1.3 billion tons of edible food is discarded every year, enough to feed 900 million people. The value of the food lost – Rs. 92,000 crore – is nearly two-thirds of what it costs the government to feed 600 million Indians with subsidized ration under the National Food Security programme. The children were appealed put a stop to this criminal wastage of food. All of them took a pledge that from this day onwards they would not waste food.

The second session of the day was a Dance Competition titled as ‘Aa Ja Nach Le’ in which 37 participants gave the rocking performances on the super hit dance numbers. The best performers were appreciated and felicitated with enticing prizes like big soft-toys, games, kits, water bottles, valleys, sharpeners and many more. All the children who were present were gifted with Crax Curls and gifts like paper-clip, pencils and glitters.

The activity concluded with the snacks and the cold drinks served to all. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi guided the volunteers and enjoyed the activity as the faculty coordinator of Utthan Lab.

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The Session commenced with the auspicious lamp lighting ceremonybefore the idol of Goddess Saraswati by dignitaries, Swami Dipankarji, Sh. Surinder Sood-Director (PR), Dr. Ajay Kumar-Director (Management), Dr. Sunil Pandey- Director (IT), Dr. Vidya Sekhri-Director (UG) and Prof. Nancy Sharma -Vice Principal, (UG).
Shri. Surinder Sood delivered welcome address and presented a brief introduction of Swami ji. Swami ji delivered a very inspiring, powerful and interesting talk on Self-Motivation and Meditation. He shared some small techniques to relax and slowly moved students towards meditation. He said that meditation is the source for achieving happiness and success in life.
The entire session was conducted in a very interactive manner. Students raised number of queries which were addressed by Swami ji. The ideas and experiences shared by Swami Ji were very well received and appreciated by one and all present in the auditorium. Session was coordinated by Ms. Monika Sharma, Prof. Shikha Arora and Prof. S Bhattacharya.

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Prof. S.R. Sathe VNIT Nagpur , Dr. Poonam Sharma VNIT Nagpur, Dr. Devesh Shrivastava Manipal University Jaipur ,Dr. Anuradha Singh, IIIT Nagpur, Dr. Ganesh C. Deka , DGTE , New Delhi, Dr. Prabhat Sharma, VNIT Nagpur, Dr. Manish P Kurhekar VNIT Nagpur, Dr. Ravindra B. Keskar, VNIT Nagpur,Prof. Ashwin G. Kothari ,VNIT Nagpur, Prof. Asoke Nath St. Xavier, Kolkata, Prof. Sudhir Lande , VPKBIET, Baramati , Dr. ANkit A. Bhurane, IIIT Nagpur and Dr. Rajiv Pandey , Amity Univ., Lucknow were the session chair of this IEEE International conference.
It was a great and wonderful research oriented knowledge sharing, interactive and mutual learning experience. Thanks to our Institute, I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad for encouraging, promoting and supporting in all such endeavors

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Match Report:

Dates

Teams

Result

13/11/2017

MBA 1st year v/s PGDM 2nd year

PGDM 2nd year won by 4 runs

MBA 2nd year v/s MCA 1st year

MBA 2nd year won by 10 wickets

BCA 2nd+3rd year v/s BBA 1 year

BBA 1st year won by 3 runs in super over

BBA 2nd+3rd year v/s BCA 1st year

BBA 2nd+3rd year won by 4 runs.

14/11/2017

MBA 2nd year v/s BBA 2nd+3rd year ( Ist Semifinal)

BBA 2nd+3rd won by 6 wickets

PGDM 2nd year v/s BBA 1st year (2ndSeminal)

BBA 1st year won by 7 wickets

15/11/2017

 BBA 2nd+3rd year v/s BBA 1st year.

(Final)

BBA 2nd+3rd year won  by 4 runs.

Winner of the tournament     :         BBA 2nd+3rd year team

 Runner Up                                     :          BBA 1st year team

Individual trophies:

Man of the series                         :           Shivam BBA 3rd year

Man of the match                        :           Aruj BBA 3rd year

Best bowler of the tournament:      Sarthak BBA 3rd year

The prize distribution will take place on 20/11/17 at Sports Complex.

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Mr. Raj Samani, Chief Scientist, McAfee was the key note speaker of this webinar. He very nicely explained the working of Ransomware attack, how it sends the message to the victim and demand for the money in bit-coins. He said that the attacker make the data as its hostage. He also discussed about the concept of malware. He also suggested the listeners to make others aware about this attack and also take proactive measures like data backups, updating to secure their confidential data from hackers.
At the end of the session there was a question & answer round where he answered many questions which were asked by some of the attendees.
Overall it was a new experience for the students to be the part of this webinar.

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At the same time the children were also made familiar with the benefits of physical sports. They were told that physical sports are indirectly physical exercises which give us stamina, strength, strong lungs and a healthy physique. As a practical example of the talk, Sack Race Competition was organized in which more than 110 slum children participated with great interest. Their parents and the staff of the Fire Brigade Station also witnessed the zeal and had fun.
Countless toys and clothes were distributed as the prizes to winners. Besides, Crax Curls and éclairs were distributed to all the children. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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Dr. Suman Kumar Singh, Consulting Partner, Kanzen Institute Asia Pacific Pvt. Ltd.was the Chief Guest and Dr.AmitaSrivastava ,Director- BCRTC- Brencis Groupwas Guest of honor . In hisinaugural address Dr. Suman said that learning is a life long journey, one should keep stick to the fundamentals to achieve not only shot term success but also long term advantage. He emphasized on knowing and believing on our values. He said that Summer Internship is a critical step in the process of enhancing students’ credentials and boosting up the competitiveness. Dr. Amita Srivastava emphasized the importance of research and applying the right set of tools and techniques for analyzing a given situation.
The registration for SIP Competition were from various management institutions of NCR like, MIET Meerut, Galgotia college of engineering, IMS engineering college, Jaipuria Institute of management, GLBIMR Greater Noida, ABES Ghaziabad, and I.T.S, Ghaziabad. After the daylong presentations at four different venues, cash prizes and certificates were awarded to the winners of various categories.
Prashant Kumar Sharma of I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Himanshu of I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Saloni Garg of I.T.S Mohan Nagar and Vidit of MIET Meerut won First Prize in HR, Marketing, Finance, and International Business respectively. All these winners were awarded with certificates and prize of Rs.5000/- each.
Dr. V N Bajpai, Dr. Puneet Kumar & Dr. Surendra Tiwari coordinated this entire event very well.?

In his deliberation he talked about the growth trajectory of the developing economies. He made a comparative study on developing markets which made up ASEAN, Next-11, BRICS, EEC, EAC, BIMSTEC (The Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation -is an international organisation involving a group of countries in South Asia and South East Asia. These are: Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Bhutan and Nepal), CIVETS (Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa) and the economic and corporate performance of these economies. All these markets are dependent on foreign investments, hence how do they stack against competing peers?

He also mentioned the concepts of top-down and bottom up approach to identifying common strategy patterns from successful Indian/SA businesses and to emulate them to deliver results in the same competitive environment. He also focused on business and strategy case-studies of Indian/South Asian companies based on certain common, identifiable patterns.

He also raised some concern related to future of the sectors that are going to dominate in the mature economies (Developed 5 & China).Is there any adverse impact on India’s excessive concentration on IT? What if it combines with BIMSTEC?

Students participated with full zeal in the discussion and asked several questions they had in mind. The deliberation was highly valuable for the students.

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The talk of the day was on ‘Bijli Hai Shakti’ during which the volunteers started with the slogan ‘Bijli hai shakti, ise vyarth na gawaao. Jitni jaroorat ho utni jalaao’. Further they explained the process of production of electricity i.e. through dams and turbines, generators, windmills, solar panels etc. The children were told how electricity was invented, how it is stored temporarily, how its distribution takes places and in how many ways we use it.
The children were also told to save electricity and switch off bulbs, fans and appliances when not in use. Later a quiz was conducted as usual and the correct and prompt responses were appreciated with on the spot prizes.
Meanwhile two TGT teachers of Delhi Govt who were passing by, took interest in the Parivartan activity. They stopped and interacted with the slum children and motivated them to join some big or small school also.
The activity concluded with the distribution of Crax Curls and éclairs among all the children. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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He is world renowned motivational speaker and a HR Leader with widespread Indian and international experience in diverse industry at the Enterprise level includes Manufacturing, F&B, Retail, FMCG, Consumer Goods, Auto-Oem, Pharmaceuticals, Retail, Education, Cement, Power Glass, Textile, and Garments, Chemical, Media and Aviation and others.

He talked about the importance of taking pride in one’s own mother tongue. He challenged the conventional dominance of English in the corporate by giving examples of countries such as Japan and China that are doing as good as any English speaking country. He thereafter shared the learning of his life citing early days of his career. He shared with the audience his initial days in Corning and how he gradually moved up to the career ladder to become the Vice President Global for Corning. He shared the challenges in his professional life and the lessons that he learned.

Mr. Sharrma highlighted three major components of growth-body, mind and soul. It is important to feed each of these for one’s overall success. We need food and exercise to maintain our physique, while knowledge is the food for the brain. The soul needs the divine blessing for its growth. The fourth component of growth is having the right attitude. This results from being fearless, which is in turn rooted in having faith in your own abilities. Mr. Sharrma used various analogies to explain the importance of these attributes in determining a person’s growth.

He shared examples from the Indian mythology and particularly the Mahabharata from which life lessons can be derived. He highlighted that our thoughts form our words, which direct our actions. These actions then create our destiny. Hence, it is important to have the right mindset as what we think ultimately decides our destiny. Meditation is the key to gain clarity of thought and live an improved life.

Towards the end of the session, he shared 3 major crisis situations that he faced in life which put him to test. Mr. Sharrma is a great example of what we can achieve if we have patience and don’t quit. The experiences that he shared with us were truly the life lessons that we need to incorporate in our lives.

Students participated with full zeal in the discussion and asked several questions they had in mind. The deliberation was highly valuable for the students.

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Finally three teams were declared as winners. Team DEEWAR, Team ZANZEER and Team SHOLAY were Ist, IInd and IIIrd winners respectively.

The event concluded with the motivating words of the Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director Management. The winners were awarded with Gift hampers and certificates by Dr. Ajay Kumar. The event was well coordinated by Prof. Bhavna Bhardwaj.

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