A workshop was organized for the students of MBA First Year (Batch 2024-26). The topic of the session was ‘The Reel life Impact on RealMental Health’.The guest of the day Ms. Namrata Singhal is an Alumna of MBA (2017-19) Batch. She is also a trained Psychologist, an Expressive art Therapist and Founder of Emotional Detox. The workshop commenced with the welcome of the Ms. Namrata byChairperson MBA Program-Dr. Uma Gulati. In her session, Ms. Singhaltalked about the impact of social media on our mental health.

During the workshop, Ms. Singhal highlighted how social media has become anindispensable part of our lives and how it takes up a substantial amount of our time. Different engaging and fun activities were used to bring home the impact of social media on the user’s mental health. The participants freely expressed their feelings, fears and aspirations and were curious to know the solutions for the challenges they were facing in their lives.

The workshop witnessed very active participation from the students as they raised their queries and expressed their desire to actively monitor and strengthen their mental health.

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with the objective of fostering a collaborative relationship between faculty and parents to support the academic and personal development of students. The meeting provided a platform for meaningful discussions on students' academic performance, classroom behavior, participation in departmental activities, and overall progress. Faculty members shared individual feedback and addressed parents’ queries while also discussing career guidance, internship opportunities, and future academic plans. The PTM was well-received, encouraging transparent communication and active parental involvement in the academic journey of their wards.  

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The event aimed to provide students of MBA Batch 2024-26, with a dynamic platform to explore and apply HR concepts in a fun and engaging manner. A total of 19 enthusiastic teams from the MBA 2024–26 batch participated in two challenging and innovative rounds: Round 1: Scavenger Scramble, A dynamic HR-themed scavenger hunt where teams decoded clues, navigated checkpoints, and demonstrated teamwork and quick thinking. Round 2: Prop-a-Tune, In this round, teams were given random props and had to creatively design and present an HR-related skit or pitch, assessing their spontaneity, concept clarity, and communication skills.

After thorough evaluation, the top performers of HR Fiesta 2025 were:1st Prize: Richa, 2nd Prize: Muskan and 3rd Prize: Ayushi

The event was well-received by participants, faculty, and audience members. It provided a valuable platform for experiential learning, critical thinking, and peer engagement. Participants expressed appreciation for the event’s creativity and relevance to real-world HR scenarios.

HR Fiesta 2025 was a testament to the vibrant student-driven culture at the Department of MBA, I.T.S – The Education Group, Mohan Nagar. The HR Club Metanoia continues to promote holistic development and practical learning through such initiatives.

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Day 1 featured a walkthrough of the Infosys Springboard platform by Ms. Dimple Basin, followed by a virtual session on Bloom’s Taxonomy by Ms. Dheeptha. On Day 2, Ms. Neha Antil conducted an engaging session on Professional Skills, covering decision-making, team management, delegation, and design thinking. Day 3, led by Ms. Dimple Basin, focused on foundational concepts in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Science, and Natural Language Processing (NLP), culminating in the completion of three certifications. Day 4 was dedicated to advanced AI topics, with Mr. Vayu Tripathi introduced Deep Learning, Computer Vision, and Robotic Process Automation (RPA), followed by respective certifications. The final day included a comprehensive session on Generic AI by Ms. Dimple Basin, emphasizing interdisciplinary applications and ethical AI practices, along with a group presentation activity on program learnings and curriculum integration. The program concluded with a certificate distribution ceremony, celebrating the active participation and accomplishments of all faculty members.

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The session provided insightful perspectives on the current trends and future opportunities in the fields of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. Prof. Vijaykumar shared his vast academic and industry experience, emphasizing the real-world applications of AI technologies and the importance of data-driven decision-making. The interactive session inspired students to explore emerging areas in AI and motivated them to develop skills essential for the evolving tech landscape.In addition to discussing foundational concepts, Prof. Vijaykumar highlighted the significance of machine learning, neural networks, and ethical considerations in AI development. He also provided an overview of career paths and research opportunities in the domain, encouraging students to engage in hands-on projects and interdisciplinary collaboration. The session concluded with a Q&A segment where students eagerly clarified their doubts and expressed appreciation for the expert guidance. Overall, the session proved to be a highly enriching experience, laying a strong foundation for students to pursue further learning in AI and Data Science.

The visit was graced by the presence of Director-IT, Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, and accompanied by faculty members including Prof. Puja Dhar, Prof. Saurabh Saxena, Prof. Chanchal Prabha, Prof. Samita Kansal, Prof. Varun Arora, Prof. Ashwini Kumar, Prof. Abhay Kr. Ray, Prof. Vaibhav Bhatnagar, Dr. Neeraj Jain, and Prof. Saroj. The visit aimed to provide students with real-world exposure to data center infrastructure, cloud services, and IT operations. After a security check and gate pass issuance, students attended a session by Mr. Anirudh on data center safety, emergency protocols, and strict operational guidelines. They explored Yotta’s multi-layered security systems, visited the on-site gym promoting employee wellness, and observed cabin setups designed for data privacy and compliance. Students also toured the UPS room, crucial for power backup, and received a demonstration by Mr. Ayush on how chillers manage data center temperatures. The visit offered valuable insights into infrastructure management, cybersecurity, operational discipline, and the workflow of the Command Center. Upon returning, students submitted detailed visit reports to the department, making the experience highly educational for both students and faculty.

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The event, designed exclusively for MBA students, unfurled its colourful aura and radiated sheer enthusiasm throughout the day. The inaugural ceremony was blessed with the gracious presence of Dr. V.N. Bajpai, Director, who inaugurated the event with his motivational address. The event was further dignified by the presence of Dr. Uma Gulati (Chairperson, MBA Program), Dr. Sanjeev Tandon (Faculty Sports Coordinator), Mr. Anuj Chaudhary (Sports Officer), and a dynamic gathering of faculty members and students from the MBA Batch 2024–2026. The event continued with its scheduled activities including Badminton (Singles) and Chess, in both boys’ and girls’ categories. The indoor venues came alive with thundering applause, electrifying rallies, strategic checkmates, and an overarching spirit of sportsmanship. The atmosphere brimmed with excitement as players battled not just their opponents, but also pushed their limits, earning accolades and admiration from peers and faculty alike. The presence of faculty members: Prof. Swaraj Manchanda, Dr. Parul Gupta, Dr. Surendra Tiwari, Prof. Astha Shukla, Dr. Puneet Kumar, and Prof. Neha Sabarwal, amplified the zeal of the event. 85 students registered themselves to compete in various competitive sports events in single and double category.

Winners List:

Badminton (Boys – Singles)

1st Position: Harsh Rathour

2nd Position: Sumit Chaudhary

Badminton (Girls – Singles)

1st Position: Sanjana Singh

2nd Position: Mahima Miyan

Chess (Boys – Team)

1st Position: Himanshu Agari & Krrish

Chess (Girls – Singles)

1st Position: Mahima Miyan

2nd Position: Jyoti Yadav (MBA-II, Section B)

The event concluded with a spirited prize distribution ceremony. Dr. V.N. Bajpai, congratulated the winners and encouraged all participants. His inspiring words motivated the students to continue participating in such events with dedication. Khel Utsav concluded on a resounding note, not just with medals, certificates and trophies, but with memories etched in time, friendships strengthened through competition, and invaluable lessons in unity, perseverance, and joy.

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at Chanakya Auditorium. Management students gathered to view this thought-provoking documentary that addresses the critical issue of space debris and its potential consequences for satellite technology and space exploration. The film comprehensively explores the growing space junk crisis, examining the uncontrolled accumulation of defunct satellites, rocket fragments, and other space trash in Earth's orbit. It provides historical context on satellite launches while analyzing the exponential growth of non-functional satellites and the rapid expansion of satellite mega-constellations like Starlink and OneWeb that contribute to increased space congestion.

Through detailed technical analysis featuring graphics and expert commentary, the documentary explains satellite structures, launch vehicles, and orbital paths while highlighting past satellite collisions, near-miss events, and the alarming frequency of orbital congestion. The film warns about the potential Kessler Syndrome—a scenario where cascading satellite crashes could render Earth's orbit unusable for future missions. It also examines the geopolitical dimensions of space exploration, reviewing the competitive space race between nations and commercial entities. Various experimental debris removal methods are presented, including laser-based deflection, robotic arms, and space tugs, while highlighting the regulatory challenges stemming from the lack of binding global agreements and financial incentives for space debris clean-up.

Following the screening, attendees participated in an interactive session with the film director, Shri O.P. Srivastava, who discussed Return on Investment in the Film Business. This educational event provided students with valuable insights into the hidden environmental crisis developing in Earth's orbit and its potential impact on technologies we rely on daily, including communications, GPS navigation, and weather forecasting. "The Dirty Sky" serves as an urgent appeal to governments, commercial space companies, and the public to recognize and address this environmental crisis in space before it reaches a point of no return.

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At the beginning of the program, Dr. R.P. Chadha, Chairman of I.T.S-The Education Group, welcomed the chief guest Mr. Sunil Kumar Sharma. On this occasion, Mr. Sharma focused on the true meaning of Globalization 5.0 which represents a new era - one that is not only digitally connected but deeply human-centered. As we stand at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and sustainable development, our responsibility is not just to innovate, but to ensure that innovation serves every citizen and every community.

Mr. Surinder Sood, Director PR of I.T.S-The Education Group, highlighted that through digital public infrastructure, inclusive digital ecosystems, and AI-driven governance, we are defining how technology can empower society and promote equitable development.

Shri Sanjeev Roy emphasized that building such intelligent ecosystems must include not only global but also locally embedded, ethically driven considerations.

Ms. Swati Singh focused on  today entrepreneurship’s which is not limited to urban centres but is becoming the foundation for transformation in rural areas as well, from AgriTech to clean energy, from EdTech to FinTech - innovation is breaking boundaries.

Dr. V.N. Bajpai, remarked research and innovation as the axis of development and emphasized promoting collaboration between education and industry.

Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Kumar concluded that Globalization 5.0 requires leadership that is agile, inclusive, and visionary, which can work by making innovation its guide and sustainability its mission.

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Dr. Ritu Sapra, Professor, Delhi School of Economics; and Dr. Pushpendra Kumar, Professor, Kirori Mal College, Delhi University. This two-day event primarily highlighted the possibilities of technological advancement, human values, innovation, and sustainable development through Globalization 5.0.

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Dr. Ritu Sapra, Professor, Delhi School of Economics; and Dr. Pushpendra Kumar, Professor, Kirori Mal College, Delhi University. This two-day event primarily highlighted the possibilities of technological advancement, human values, innovation, and sustainable development through Globalization 5.0.

Dr. Ritu Sapra, Professor, Delhi School of Economics; and Dr. Pushpendra Kumar, Professor, Kirori Mal College, Delhi University. This two-day event primarily highlighted the possibilities of technological advancement, human values, innovation, and sustainable development through Globalization 5.0.

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Panel Discussion 1: Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Sustainable Development

This session featured renowned experts who shared insights on fostering innovation ecosystems, supporting entrepreneurial ventures, and aligning them with sustainable development goals.

Distinguished Panelists:

Dr. Piyush Sinha, Director, Advisor and Research, CRI; Former Professor, IIM Ahmedabad

Dr. S. Rachappa, Associate Professor, IIM Kozhikode

Prof. Anand Thakur, School of Management, Central University of Punjab

Mr. Rohit Swaroop, Founding Director, Explora Design School and Futures Explored, Ahmedabad

The session emphasized the integration of sustainability in entrepreneurial models and innovation-driven policies.

Panel Discussion 2: Sustainable Inclusive Development for Global Prosperity

This session expanded the dialogue to a global scale, focusing on inclusive and sustainable development practices worldwide. Panelists shared country-specific initiatives, challenges, and success stories that contribute to global prosperity.

Distinguished Panelists:

Prof. Svetlana S. Bodrunova, Head, Center for International Media Research, St. Petersburg State University, Russia

Prof. Adriana Burlea-Schiopoiu, University of Craiova, Romania

Prof. David Wittenberg, Atlas Skilltech University, Mumbai; Management Consultant, Author, Corporate Trainer

Dr. Phan Truong Khanh, Faculty, Engineering & Environment, An Giang University, Vietnam

Prof. Macario Gayeta, Philippine Christian University, Manila

Dr. Ankit Katrodia, Faculty of Economic & Management Sciences, North West University, South Africa

Maria Hadjielia Drotarova, Head of Research, Tourism and Hospitality, CTL Euro College, Cyprus

Prof. Ivan Muniz Rothgiesser, Director, ACCEDU, Universidad Andres Bell, Peru

Dr. Ramakrishna Yanamandra, Program Chair & Associate Professor, Skyline University College, Sharjah, UAE

The discussions covered diverse domains including education, environmental policy, digital transformation, social equity, and innovation across geographies.

The International Conference on Globalization 5.0 was a grand success, marked by intellectual richness, global perspectives, and productive networking opportunities. The sessions provided deep insights and actionable strategies for institutions and industries seeking to align their goals with global development agendas. I.T.S Ghaziabad reaffirmed its commitment to promoting academic excellence and sustainability through this global knowledge-sharing initiative.

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Rahul Jain, celebrated for his soulful renditions and heart-touching originals, mesmerized the audience with his powerful voice and emotional depth. A versatile singer, composer, and lyricist, he has breathed new life into Bollywood classics while also creating memorable original tracks that have captivated millions across India. His performance added a vibrant and memorable finale to the cultural festivities, leaving the audience spellbound.
The atmosphere was electric as nearly 4000 students gathered to witness the unforgettable night, creating a sea of energy, cheers, and excitement. Students thoroughly enjoyed the lively evening, singing along, dancing, and making countless memories that will be cherished for years to come. The event was truly a fitting culmination of two days filled with vibrant cultural celebrations, talent, and enthusiasm.

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