The lecture provided an insightful exploration of India's remarkable journey towards becoming a global powerhouse, drawing parallels with the legendary Jamvant from the Ramayana, symbolizing wisdom, strength, and strategic counsel. Ambassador Vohra eloquently articulated how India is transitioning from a developing nation to an emerging economic and geopolitical superpower, emphasizing the country's multifaceted growth across technological, diplomatic, and economic domains.

The distinguished speaker highlighted India's strategic positioning in the global landscape, underscoring its robust economic trajectory, technological innovations, and increasing diplomatic influence. He elaborated on how India's young demographic dividend, coupled with its rapidly expanding digital infrastructure and entrepreneurial ecosystem, is driving unprecedented economic transformation.

Drawing from his extensive diplomatic experience, the ambassador elaborated on India's evolving geopolitical strategy, which balances strategic autonomy with collaborative international engagements. He discussed how India's diplomatic approach, characterized by its principles of non-alignment and inclusive multilateralism, is increasingly being recognized as a mature and constructive model of international relations.

The management students and faculty were particularly captivated by Ambassador Vohra's insights into India's economic potential, highlighting the country's impressive GDP growth, expanding manufacturing capabilities, and its emergence as a significant destination for global investments. He discussed the transformative impact of initiatives like 'Make in India', digital innovation, and strategic reforms that are creating a conducive ecosystem for business and technological advancement. The speaker also emphasized the critical role of Indian management professionals in driving this national transformation, encouraging the students to view themselves as architects of India's future global success.

Concluding his compelling lecture, Ambassador Vohra invoked the spirit of the Jamvant - a figure known for providing strategic wisdom and unwavering support - as a metaphor for India's current global positioning. He challenged the students to embrace a forward-looking perspective, recognizing their potential to contribute to India's ongoing narrative of growth, innovation, and global leadership. The lecture not only provided a comprehensive overview of India's emerging power status but also inspired the next generation of management professionals to be proactive participants in the nation's transformative journey.

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Dr. Sinha commenced his discourse by emphasizing the critical importance of self-awareness and introspection as fundamental pillars of personal and professional success. He articulated that true strength emerges not from external achievements, but from a deep understanding of one's inner potential and psychological landscape. Drawing from his extensive experience in spiritual and philosophical domains, he guided students through a comprehensive exploration of personal strengths and the methodological approach to harnessing them effectively.

The lecture delved into practical strategies for identifying and amplifying individual strengths. Dr. Sinha highlighted the significance of continuous self-improvement, advocating for a holistic approach that integrates mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. He stressed that success is not a destination but a continuous journey of learning, adaptation, and persistent effort. The students were encouraged to develop a growth mindset, viewing challenges as opportunities for personal transformation and skill enhancement.

Addressing the unique challenges faced by management students, Dr. Sinha shared insights on leadership, emotional intelligence, and strategic thinking. He underscored the importance of developing resilience, maintaining authenticity, and cultivating a balanced perspective in both professional and personal spheres. The lecture was interspersed with real-life anecdotes and philosophical wisdom, making complex concepts accessible and engaging for the young management professionals.

The interactive session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, who posed thoughtful questions about personal development, career growth, and navigating complex professional landscapes. Dr. Sinha's responses were marked by depth, compassion, and practical wisdom, providing nuanced guidance that extended beyond traditional motivational discourse.

The guest lecture concluded with a profound message of hope and empowerment, inspiring the MBA students to view their professional journey as an opportunity for comprehensive personal development. Dr. Pawan Sinha's insights will undoubtedly serve as a transformative reference point for these future business leaders, encouraging them to approach their careers with wisdom, integrity, and a deep understanding of their inherent strengths.

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It also helps in fostering creativity, promoting entrepreneurship, and offering mentorship and resources to support the growth of new ventures. Students were given the task of developing a business plan covering various aspects like, Idea Innovation, Market Research, Feasibility, Execution Strategy, Presentation.

The "Ideathon" event successfully achieved its objectives of promoting entrepreneurial zeal and public speaking abilities among the students. The active participation and enthusiastic engagement of students made the event a resounding success. The Finance Club looks forward to organizing more such educational and interactive sessions in the future.

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at the FORE School of Management, New Delhi, centered around the theme “AI, Business Models, and the Future of Work.” The conference attracted delegates from India and globally, with participants from countries such as Canada, the UK, Germany, Bangladesh, and Nepal. Highlights included an Editors' Meet, four thought-provoking plenary sessions by renowned academicians and ambassadors, and an Industry-Academia Forum on “Viksit Bharat 2047.” The Valedictory and Award Ceremony featured eminent guests like Mr. Sasmit Patra (Member of Parliament), Prof. Bhimaraya Metri (Director, IIM Nagpur), and Prof. M.P. Jaiswal (Director, IIM Sambalpur). Dr. Tandon’s presentation and the overall conference experience offered valuable insights into the evolving intersections of AI, business models, and future work trends, fostering a rich platform for academic and professional exchange.

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Mr Parikshit Khanna, a Corporate AI & Digital Trainer enlightened the students on Generative AI. Transforming Marketing.” He discussed the core principles of AI and writing specific prompts.

He further highlighted that Generative AI is a game-changer in marketing. It enables businesses to create personalized content, streamline content creation, gain deeper customer insights, engage in real-time, and harness predictive analytics. By leveraging artificial intelligence, brands can deliver highly targeted and relevant content. Generative AI can help build powerful, personable, personalized content and/or customer experiences by combining data analysis, natural language processing (NLP), and machine learning algorithms.

The practical session was taken by Mr. Khanna on website content creation, Creating a Logo & social media calendar. The session was well received by Students.

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The guest of the day was Ms. Shiksha Rawat- Marketing Manager at LG Electronics India Pvt Ltd and an alumna of ITS MBA batch of 2017-19. In her interaction with the students, Ms. Rawat nostalgically remembered her journey during the two-year program. She urged the students to actively groom themselves and become ready for corporate life ahead. She also inspired the students to take advantage of every opportunity for learning something new every day.

In her address, Ms. Rawat also detailed on her own journey with the LG Electronics India Pvt Ltd and highlighted the ways in which it improved her on professional and personal fronts. She discussed that being focused on one’s goal is the mantra for success and staying committed to the goal is the fuel to this journey. Ms. Shiksha made prudent use of anecdotes and stories to drive home the basic principles of success and engaged students in brief activities which were thoroughly enjoyed by the participants.

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The session aimed to provide participants with practical tools to refine their communication skills, improve interpersonal relationships, resolve conflicts effectively, and strengthen their leadership capabilities. Dr. Monga, with her vast experience and dynamic presentation style, captivated the audience through an engaging and interactive approach.

The workshop began with a warm welcome by Dr. V.N. Bajpai, Director of I.T.S, who presented a plant sapling to Dr. Monga as a gesture of gratitude and respect. This was followed by an interactive session where Dr. Monga introduced the concept of Transactional Analysis (TA) and its significance in understanding human behavior and communication patterns. She highlighted how TA can be effectively applied in business settings to foster better leadership and teamwork.

Through a mix of theoretical insights, real-world examples, and engaging activities, Dr. Monga demonstrated the practical application of TA in addressing workplace challenges. The session covered key topics such as ego states, transactional patterns, and conflict resolution strategies, offering students actionable takeaways for their professional growth.

Participants were encouraged to actively engage in role-plays, case studies, and self-assessment exercises to deepen their understanding of the concepts discussed. The interactive nature of the session kept the students highly motivated and involved throughout the workshop.

The workshop concluded with a sincere gratitude by Dr. Smita Barik, who presented a memento to Dr. Monga as a token of appreciation for her invaluable contribution. The students expressed their gratitude, describing the session as transformative and highly relevant to their career aspirations.

This impactful workshop not only enriched the students' knowledge but also provided them with the skills and confidence needed to excel as future business leaders.

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The event commenced with an inspiring welcome address by Dr. Uma Gulati, Chairperson, who motivated the participants to embrace the activities as opportunities for growth and collaboration. Her words set a positive and enthusiastic tone for the day.

For the Human Knot range a total of 4 teams comprising 10 members each worked together to untangle themselves from a complex human knot. This activity fostered patience, teamwork, and strategic thinking, teaching students the importance of collective effort. For the 2nd round Blind Drawing

Participants paired up, with one drawing an image at the back of other and they were attempting to draw the same image over another back. The task tested clarity in communication and the ability to follow directions, emphasizing trust and mutual understanding. The 3rd round Case Escape where individuals  were presented with a challenging case scenario requiring brainstorming and innovative problem-solving under time constraints. The activity encouraged critical thinking and showcased participants' ability to work effectively under pressure.

The winners were decided at the end of the activity where Sheetal Gaur bagged the winning prize , followed by Ayushi Somya as 1st Runner up and Shristy Sharma as 2nd runner up.

Dr. Smita Barik, Faculty Coordinator, concluded the event by distributing prizes to the winners, applauding their performance, and encouraging all participants for their enthusiasm and effort.

Participants developed key skills such as effective communication, team building, and brainstorming, which are critical for their academic and professional journeys. The event fostered a spirit of camaraderie, creative thinking, and leadership among students.

Skill Spark Forge was an enriching experience that left participants motivated and better prepared for real-world challenges. The HR Club extends its gratitude to the Chairperson, faculty coordinator, and all participants for making the event a grand success.

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The students were accompanied by faculty members from the IT Department. Upon arrival, they received a royal welcome from live folk musicians and dancers dressed in traditional Rajasthani attire, adding a festive and cultural touch to the experience.The day was also filled with adventure activities, featuring challenges like the Tyre Tunnel, Tyre Hopping, Balancing Beam, Commando Net, Commando Net Traverse Wall, Tyre Traverse Wall, Double Rope Bridge, Swinging Burma Bridge, Happy Hopper, Double Block Swing, Hanging Tyre Traverse, Inverted A Rope Bridge, Tyre Balance Bridge, Zig-Zag Walk, Cat Walk, Swinging Timber Log, V Bridge, Elephant Walk, Tyre Swing Walk, Swinging Plank, and Swinging Squares.Throughout the day, students enjoyed a variety of traditional foods and soft drinks. The day concluded with lively entertainment, including DJ music and dance.

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On 12th & 13th November, the focus was on the Entrepreneurial Environment and MSMEs. Mr. Ashish Thombre, emphasized innovation, startup incubation, and steps to build a startup, highlighting entrepreneurship's significance in innovation, job creation, and economic development. Mr. Sunil Kumar, Assistant Director Gr-I, Ministry of MSME, DFO - Okhla, Delhi  delved into the critical role of MSMEs in the Indian economy, discussing initiatives like CHAMPIONS and ZED Certification, and their contributions to GDP and employment.

On 14th & 15th November centered on Entrepreneurial Finance, with CMA Pankaj Jain, Founder Jain Ventures providing an in-depth overview of funding mechanisms, including bootstrapping, angel investing, crowdfunding, venture capital, and IPOs. He also explained methods for estimating financial requirements and the criteria investors use during funding evaluations.

On 16th November, Mr. Praveen Kapoor, Co-Founder & Director, BeBoss Technology &Chairman- Startup Committee, Bhartiya MSME  discussed the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in India, detailing the roles of agencies like DPIIT, DICs, NSIC, NISBUD, and EDII in supporting entrepreneurship. He also covered the Startup India initiatives, state innovation rankings, and seed funding schemes, emphasizing the government’s role in fostering innovation and entrepreneurship.

The program enabled students to gain a comprehensive understanding of the entrepreneurial ecosystem, MSME processes, and startup financial strategies. Interactive discussions addressed their queries on entrepreneurship, funding, and MSME schemes. The initiative sparked curiosity and engagement, equipping students with essential tools for entrepreneurial success. The speakers were highly commended for their expertise and their ability to engage effectively with the students.

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The event aimed to offer students hands-on experience in conceptualizing and presenting app development ideas, foster teamwork, creativity, and technical knowledge among participants, enhance presentation and communication skills through a competitive environment, and educate the audience on current technological trends and innovations.

The event began with six teams, each comprising three members, participating in the competition. They presented their unique app concepts, highlighting their purpose, features, target audience, and technological advantages over existing solutions. Between the presentations, an interactive filler activity titled "Guess the Technology" engaged the audience with games and quizzes on recent technological trends, adding a lively and participative element to the event.

Team Code Crafters, comprising Arpit Sharma, Shreya Yadav, and Shivam Bansal, stood out with their innovative app concept and insightful presentation. Their ideas impressed the judges, earning them the first-place award.

The felicitation ceremony was led by Ms. Renu Gautam and Prof. Mansi Singh, who presented certificates and prizes to the winners. Participation certificates were also distributed to all teams, acknowledging their enthusiasm and efforts.

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The event kicked off with a warm welcome from Dr. Ashish K. Jha, Assistant Professor of Marketing Analytics and Club In-charge of Marcato, who introduced the objectives of the event and highlighted its importance in enhancing students’ understanding of the intricacies involved in product development and market segmentation. Dr. Surender Tiwari, an esteemed guest, joined as the judge for the competition, while Dr. Uma Gulati, MBA Chairperson, graced the event with her presence. Dr. Gulati praised the well-designed event structure, congratulating the organizing team for their efforts in executing such an enriching experience.

A total of twelve teams, each comprising three students, participated in the event. The event was divided into two main rounds, each testing different skills and knowledge areas. In the first round, teams were required to design an innovative product, encouraging them to think outside the box and propose ideas that could resonate with the current market needs. Students put forth impressive product concepts, demonstrating their creativity and understanding of market demands.

In the second round, teams took part in a product line identification exercise, where they visually analyzed and identified a product line of an established company. This task allowed them to apply their theoretical knowledge to practical identification challenges, enhancing their analytical skills in product segmentation.

The presentations were assessed by a panel led by Dr. Surender Tiwari, who provided insightful feedback on each team's performance. The judges evaluated the teams on parameters such as innovation, practicality, and strategic alignment with market needs. Dr. Ashish Jha took the opportunity to facilitate the winning teams, commending their outstanding efforts in designing products that aligned with current industry demands. He acknowledged that the students' innovative product designs reflect their readiness for real-world marketing challenges and are a testament to their dedication and learning.

In her remarks, Dr. Ashish Jha commended the event as a beautifully crafted learning opportunity for the students. She expressed appreciation for the support of Dr. V.N. Bajpai, Director of MBA, whose encouragement made the event a success. The event concluded on a high note, with participants, faculty, and guests expressing their gratitude for the enriching experience. "ProdSegment: Innovating with Precision" successfully achieved its objectives and fostered a spirit of innovation and practical learning among the students, paving the way for their professional growth in marketing.

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This event, exclusively for MBA students showcased enthusiasm, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The inaugural ceremony was graced by Dr. V.N. Bajpai, Director, along with Dr. Uma Gulati (Chairperson, MBA Program), Dr. Sanjeev Tandon (Faculty Coordinator for Sports), other faculty members, and students from the MBA batches of 2023-2025 and 2024-2026.

The event featured various sports activities including a 100m race for both boys and girls, a relay race for boys, badminton singles for both genders, and tug of war competitions. In the 100m race, Arpit and Shivam Kumar Mishra secured the top positions for boys, while Shivani Chandela and Shweta Tiwari led for girls. The relay race saw teams led by Akash Tanwar and Ansh claiming first and second positions respectively. Badminton singles winners included Nidhi Upadhyay and Shruti Yadav for girls, and Yoginder and Sumit Kumar for boys. The tug of war competition was fiercely contested, with teams from MBA-I dominating both boys' and girls' categories.

The event concluded with a spirited prize distribution ceremony where Dr. V.N. Bajpai congratulated the winners and encouraged all participants. Dr. Sanjeev Tandon delivered a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all involved. "Spardha 2024" ended on a high note, fostering team spirit and leaving students with cherished memories, medals, trophies, and valuable lessons in collaboration and perseverance. It truly exemplified a celebration of sportsmanship and camaraderie among MBA students.

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The event began with a warm welcome from Alumni Coordinator, Prof. Saurabh Saxena, who outlined the objectives and agenda for the day. Prof. Puja Dhar, Chairperson of the MCA program, shared insights into the progress and developments within the Department of IT over the past eight years. Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Director of IT, addressed the attendees, emphasizing that the reunion was a celebration of the lasting bond between the alumni and their alma mater. He remarked, "Today, we celebrate not just our past, but also the bright future we continue to build together." Dr. Pandey also extended his congratulations to the Alumni Coordinators and the faculty and staff of the Department of IT for their tireless efforts in making the event a success.

Following the formal inauguration, alumni, along with their families, took part in various activities, including:

1. Experience-sharing sessions by alumni
2. Games and activities for kids, alumni, spouses, and parents
3. Cultural performances by current MCA students
4. Networking and interaction opportunities

The occasion was deeply emotional for everyone involved, as alumni and faculty members reflected on their shared experiences and relived fond memories from their time at the institute. It was a day of celebration, connection, and reminiscing.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks from Prof. Smita Kansal, MCA & Alumni Coordinator. The gathering was followed by a lunch, providing further opportunities for alumni and faculty to reconnect and share stories.

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Organized by the Ghaziabad Management Association (GMA), the event invited all member institutes to compete in a thrilling Badminton Doubles Tournament. The competition, structured as knock-out rounds, began at 3:00 PM at the RKGIT Badminton Auditorium. Four MBA students from the 2024-2026 batch of I.T.S represented the institute: Harsh Rathour (MBA-I, Sec: B), Prashant Goswami (MBA-I, Sec: A), Lakshya Tyagi (MBA-I, Sec: D), and Yoginder (MBA-I, Sec: B).

Throughout the tournament, the I.T.S players demonstrated commendable sportsmanship and determination. After several competitive rounds, the pair of Harsh Rathour and Prashant Goswami secured the Runners-Up position, making the Institute proud with their exceptional performance. The event culminated in a prize distribution ceremony at 5:00 PM, presided over by Mr. Rahul Agrawal, Executive Director of GMA. The I.T.S students received their Runners-Up trophies, amidst loud applause and appreciation. The GMA Badminton Competition was a memorable experience, providing the students with valuable lessons in teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship.

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