On this occasion Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey - Director(IT), Dr. Vidya Sekhri - Director (UG), Prof. Smita Dixit Kansal(Coordinator - MCA), Prof. Nancy Sharma - Vice Principal (UG), Dr. Umang Singh, Prof. K.p. Singh, Prof. Rakesh Roshan, Prof. Varun Arora, Prof. Abhay Kumar Ray, Prof. ChandraMani Sharma, Prof. Gaurav Midha, Prof. Sauresh Mehrotra, Prof. Richa Singh, Prof. Yogita Chauhan, Prof. Nupur Sidh, Prof. Ashutosh Sharma, Ms. Babita Kapila, Mr. Ravinder Rana, Mr. Kapil Sharma, Mr. Yatender, Mr. Amit Kumar, Mr. Yogesh Sharma, Mr. Sunil Kumar and other Staff Members and students of MCA and BCA were present and participated actively with full enthusiasm.

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We have received overwhelmed response by our MCA/MBA/BCA/BBA participating Students and every event was judged by panel of judges and based on their recommendation, every winners in all the activities are identified. Award Ceremony of this auspicious event will be held on 1st week of September.
Indeed, these days were days of joy, a day to love and display our respect to our country and make it a better place for Indians to live and experience the freedom, peace and unity in diversity.
All faculty & staff members of Department of IT, Management were present & appreciated the effort of students to make this event a grand success overall.

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The second session of the day was another celebration on the eve of Rakshabandhan. The story of the queen Karmavati of Mewar, the attacker Bahadurshah and the savior Humaun was narrated for explaining the significance of the festival. The children were told that the thread of Rakhi is actually a reminder of the commitment that we make saying that we shall help you in all emergencies of life. Rakhi can practically be tied on the wrist of anyone by anyone he/she trusts.
At the end of the celebrations, colourful clothes donated by Prof. Shikha Arora were distributed among the slum children which they grabbed in seconds with the utmost happiness and excitement.
The activity concluded with the distribution of Cream Biscuits and éclairs among all the children. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers.

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The participants had a hands-on experience of C programming practice during their tussle of implementing solutions to the problems.  To assess the learning of the participants, a test was conducted at the end of the workshop where they performed satisfactorily well.  The workshop was a great learning experience for all.

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The slum children who were informed on the last Sunday that the next Sunday would be the Colouring Competition were quite excited even before the formal announcement was made. The moment the prizes were put for show and encouragement, the happiness and uproar by the slum children went up high to the sky. Soon the rules of the competition were announced.
The volunteers then distributed the drawing sheets and the coloursets to all the children. The drawing sheets had the dotted pictures on them for the convenience of the children and their task was to colour the given picture. Their imaginations and the liking for particular colours went up high. The tiny tots and little grown ones painted the pictures with the brilliant colours.
The best three were given Cricket and Badminton Kits as the First, Second and Third Prizes. 20 others were also felicitated with the water bottles, fruit juice, toys, and tumblers. Each participant got a colourset and a Munch chocolate as the consolation prizes. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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The session had witnessed the participation of 60 young faculty members and researchers from renowned colleges and universities. In this session, various communication technologies and its impact on different real life applications were discussed. While discussing about proliferation of technologies, a detailed discussion on Adhoc networks, Vehicular Adhoc Networks & FANETs and its empirical research issues was presented. In addition to this, Introduction of Network Simulator, its Importance, types of Network Simulators, Requirements and their simulation were also explained through demonstration using Ns2.

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Session 2 on Policy perspectivetax issues and impact of GST
Speakers
1. Mr.Bimal Jain, Executive Director A2Z Taxcorp LLP I Tax and Law Practitioners
2. Mr.MayankSarma Department of Commerce, Govt. of India
3. Mr.Hitendra Mehta, Partner, Vaish Associates Advocates
4. Mr. Vinay R. Sharma, M.D. Oil Field Warehouse and services Ltd.
The speakers delivered enlightening discourses focused on the following key issues
· Assessing the impact of GST on Industrial Parks and SEZs
· States’ policies for SEZs
· Contribution of SEZs in global trade
· Investment strategies for Make in India
· Investment facilitation mechanism
· FTZs- performance, issues, opportunities and concerns.
Session 3 on Investment opportunities and challenges in SEZs and industrial parks: Sharing of global experiences and future plans
Speakers
1. Mr. IndranilDasgupta, Co- Chairman, SEZ Council, ASSOCHAM and CEO Attivo Economic Zones
2. Mr S.K. Gupta, Chairman Wegmans Group.
3. Mr. Ramesh Subramaniam, President Sri City Pvt. Ltd.
4. Admiral Abd El Kader Darwish, Vice Chairman, General Authority for SUEZ Canal Economic Zone, Egypt
The session speakers conveyed extensive thoughts and highlighted potential action plans on following dimensions-
· Measures to boost investment in SEZs and industrial parks
· Developing Smart SEZs and industrial parks
· PPP in SEZs and industrial parks
· Success stories in driving investment
Session 4- Special Session
Speakers
1. Mr. HaribhaiParthibhaiChaudhary, Honorable Minister of State for MSME, Government of India.
2. Major General MohdHabiburRahman Khan, Executive Chairman, Bangladesh Export Processing Zone Authority.
3. Mr. D.S. Rawat- Secretary General ASSOCHAM
4. Mr. Vinay R. Sharma, M.D. Oil Field Warehouse and services Ltd.
The final session focused on the policy decisions which the government has taken and is planning to take in future to ease and accelerate the growth of SEZs and Industrial Parks. The Chief Guest of the day, Mr. HaribhaiParthibhaiChaudhary in his address urged the representatives of the industry to take advantage of the opportunities by being proactive to push ahead the cause of SEZs. He also stressed on realizing the need of the nation and to work cooperatively with each other to take the country further ahead in future.

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Since the series on Panchtantra Ki Kahaniya was in practice for long, the slum children had got detached from the academic lessons learnt so far. Keeping the same thought in mind, the volunteers decided to name it ‘An Overhauling Class’ and revised all the important previous lessons aloud including Counting up to 100 in Hindi and English, Tables and English alphabets.
The weather was fine for all but it was not suitable for this class. As soon as the revision of few lessons took place, the drizzles started. Still the volunteers and the children completed the task unmoved and effectively. Active participation and responses to our subject related questions were acknowledged with the on the spot prizes.
The class concluded with the distribution of Crax salty snacks 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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Content and context based learning: The students wish to learn only what is relevant to their lifestyles and career.  Focus has now shifted from the language to the language user. English learning for employability rather than just a language skill. Teachers now have to be a lifelong learner. The second session of the workshop was after the lunch. During this session, the participants were divided into groups of 7-8 people each to discuss the utility of Language Lab for learning a language, its limitations and suggestions to make it more effective. The deliberations were frank and thought provoking.
The workshop proved to be enriching and relevant for all the participating English and Communication Teachers. Even participants like Dr. Anannya Dasgupta (from SNU, Greater Noida) who has done her post graduation and PhD from Rutgers University, USA, found the workshop extremely useful.

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 Objective of the workshop:

• This workshop must help the students to understand and take better use of the Architecture, design, development and implementation of mobile application using Android Operating System. 
• After this workshop students can develop small android applications.

Pre-requisite: Knowledge of C, C++ and java.

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While speaking as the Resource Person, he talked about the evolution of clouds, concept and mechanism of Virtualization and how it is implemented using Hypervisors, way of implementing Load Balancing using A-A and A-P ways, the cloud based deployment models IAAS, PAAS and SAAS. Mr. Dodeja enlightened on Private Cloud and its implementation on OPENSTACK with practical implementation.
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This event was in the series of Invited talks by national speakers of repute by Dept of IT of the institute with an objective to provide the detailed insight of the theme to the upcoming and working professionals about the technological, research and allied issues and experience sharing by leading experts and professionals. 
After the talk, Dr. Sunil Kr Pandey Director IT delivered vote of thanks to Mr Kamal Dodeja for his enlightening talk. Mr Dodeja also interacted with the faculties and answered the queries related with research & applications raised during the session.

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Dr. Mishra very well demonstrated that how a case needs to be analysed in the class room atmosphere so that actual learning takes place. After concluding the case study analysis he shared his experience and methods that he adopts for teaching IIM students.

He advised faculty members to use plenty of small cases, news paper articles and news items in the class room to increase student’s participation and involvement. He was of the opinion that learning will not take place unless the class is interactive. He shared some of the tips with faculty to make classroom learning effective. He also shared his experience and knowledge about how to write good research papers. .Session ended with vote of thanks.

Session was graced with the benign presence of Dr. A K Puri (DG) and Dr.VidyaSekhri (Director – UG).

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Ms. Susmita discussed about the actual need of the industry from IT students apart from the domain knowledge. She also discussed that how industry needs to train new joining through different statistics.
Overall the session was eye opening for the IT faculty members as this will definitely help them to prepare their students as per the requirement of the industry.

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The story of the day was ‘Upkar’ (Beneficence)’ which was from the series on values ‘Panchtantra Ki Kahaniya’ undertaken by the volunteers to teach the slum children. The story was about a lion who had gone stuck into a cage. When a man passing by released the lion, it thought of eating him. Then a Geedar (Jackal) came for the rescue of the man through its wisdom. The moral of the story was that we should think of possible threats too before offering help to anyone.
Important and difficult words of the stories were explained to children with examples, synonyms and antonyms in Hindi and English.
At the end of the talk, a short quiz was conducted on the topic discussed and the correct responses were appreciated with on the spot prizes and loud claps. There was also a round of revision for brushing up the previous lessons.
The class concluded with the distribution of Cream Bell Orange Bars 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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