In her address, Chairperson-MCA, Prof. Puja Dhar said that this is one of the pride moments not only for the parents but also for the faculties that their students show the significant improvement in their results. She also wished them luck for the future. Ms. Muskan Abbasi has secured First Position, Ms. Gunjan Sharma has secured Second Position and Ms. Richi Gupta has secured Third Position. They have received Scholarship Cheques worth Rs. 15,000/- , Rs. 10,000/- and Rs. 5000/- respectively. On this occasion Top-10 students of MCA-III & MCA-IV Semester and Top-10 students who have shown the improvement in their MCA-IV Semester over III Semester were also felicitated. In this ceremony students of MCA/MBA/BBA and BCA who had participated in various activities in 70th Year of Independence & 75th Year of Quit India Movement which was celebrated with great enthusiasm and respect during 9th -30thAugust 2017 were also felicitated with Certificates and trophies. Winners of Swacchta Pakhwada and Participants of Software Testing workshop were also felicitated with Certificates.
Vice Chairman – I.T.S the Education Group, Sh. Aprit Chadha, Director-IT, Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey and Director-Management, Dr. Ajay Kumar, Chairperson-MCA, Prof. Puja Dhar and Coordinator-MCA, Prof. Smita Kansal gave away the Scholarship Cheques, Certificate of Merit, Certificate of Performance, and Improvement to the meritorious students and other awardees.

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Senior batch and junior batch presented different stunning performances like songs, dance and last but not the least ramp walk during cultural programme. At the end of the cultural programme Mr. Shijo Mammen K and Ms. Divya Chauhan was crowned as Mr. Fresher and Ms Fresher from MBA 2017-19 Batch. Seniors also organized talent hunt competition for junior batch, in which Mr. Bhavpreet Singh & Mr. Vikash Kumar was awarded for best performer in singing, Mr. Vishal Krishna for best talent in Dance, Mr. Ashish Bhatt as Most Talented.

At the end students enjoyed and rock the floor at DJ Night and dinner.

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The talk of the day was on the ‘Five Significant Elements’ during which the volunteers described the five elements in Hindi along with their English substitutes and told the children about the significance of Earth, Water, Fire, Sky and Air in the universe and in our life too. They started with a couplet from the ‘Ram Charit Manas’ – Kshiti Jal Paavak Gagan Sameera, Paanch Tatva Mil Bana Shareera and explained each element in detail.
The Earth was explained in two ways – Earth, the planet and earth, the material. The children were told that there are 7 continents, 4 oceans, around 195 countries and countless species flourishing on our Mother Earth. Therefore, we should take care of Eco-balance, global warming and Swachhata all around in a way to pay back the debts to her.
Similarly Significance of water, crisis due to its shortage, consequences of wastage were explained followed by the discussion about Air, its pollution, our faults, and the remedies to make air better. Significance of Sky and Fire was also discussed with easy day to day examples which the children immediately grasped and responded when asked in the form of a quiz.
The activity concluded with the distribution of Sunfeast and Parle Cream Biscuits and éclairs among all the children. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

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Eminent guests for the session were

1. Shri Amitabh Rajan, 
Ex Addl Chief Secretary 
(Home), Govt. of India & 
Director - State Trade 
Corporation of India, 
Govt. of India 2. Air Chief Marshal P.K. Roy(Retd.)
Indian Air Force
3. Shri Rajiv Sodhi,
Advisor-CEO 
HCL Tecnologies

Theme for the session -2: Opportunities and Challenges for New India 
India has significant inroads to make a New India. It promises the minimum government seeking maximum participation of industry and business in nation building .This session full of learned speakers will focus on sufficiently educating its young people to meet the opportunities and challenges for vibrant India. 
Eminent guests for the session were

1. Shri Deepak Bagchi
Head –Smart Data and Enterprise Analytics
(SLK Software) 2. Shri Pravin Kr. Tripathi , Dy CPO ,
Varanasi Division,
Govt of Uttar Pradesh

3 Shri Satyajit Das
Director-Cloud Services
Capgemini 4. Shri Upkar Singh
Director Technology
FIS Global

Theme for session -3: Role of Media in Socio-Economic Growth of India 
Political, economic and social factors singly and collectively impact on national development. The role of media is to promote national identity and cohesion. This session has been designed in such a way to present a thought by the expert panellists suggesting that a quality independent media has a positive impact on society in each and every sector. 
Eminent guests for the session were
1. Shri Ajay Kumar
Managing Editor
News Nation 2.Shri Anurag Punetha
Senior News Anchor
Lok Sabha TV
3. Ms. Pallavi Tyagi
News Anchor
ABP News
4. Ms. Kanchan Dogra
News Anchor
India News

The Conclave concluded, creating a building block and a road map for Prime Minister’s Vision “New India” and nation as a whole.

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I.T.S Students from different courses (MBA, PGDM, IT, BBA & BCA), had a good time. They had an enjoyable session with the thought provoking and often witty answers from from Mr Kapil Dev. Some of the students put up questions to him, which he answered gracefully. At the end several students were lucky enough to have their photos snapped with Mr. Kapil Dev.

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The first session of the day was on the ‘Importance of the Books’ in which the Library Club members told the children that the books are the windows to the world. The good books share our sorrows and happiness and make us aware of the updates of the universe. The children were also explained how a person writes his lifetime experiences in a book and when the same book is read by us we gain wisdom out of these experiences explained in the book. Thus reading 10 good books is like gaining the experiences of 10 lives in just one birth.

The second session of the day was a fun-filled ‘Straw and Gem Competition’ in which the Library Club members asked the children to suck through the straws and get the Gems candies stuck to straw pipes. Then the task was to run to the finishing line without letting the candies drop. The scene was hilarious and full of excitement and uproar. Everyone enjoyed including the staff members of the Fire Brigade Station and the passersby.

The members of Library Club had bought more than 80 unique items like lighted balls, dolls and Doraemon bubble blower through mutual contribution which were distributed among the children as the prizes. Prof. Shikha Arora was really kind who blessed the children and felicitated them with fabulous prizes.

The activity concluded with the distribution of Bingo Tedhe-medhe 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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The discussion in the session focused on identifying challenges India is facing and building possible solutions for them.
Session 2: AIMA Wants to Know
Speakers-
1.ArnabGoswami (Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Republic TV)
2. T V Mohandas Pai (Senior Vice President, AIMA and Chairman, Manipal Global Education Services)
This session focused on how news media can shape Indian democracy, social behaviour and public institutions. Also, how can the media fight the menace of fake news and ensure objectivity.
Session 3: Reimagining India
Speakers –
1. Sanjay Kirloskar (Chairman & Managing Director, Kirloskar Brothers Ltd
2. Rajiv Kumar (Vice Chairman, NITI AayogGovernment of India
This session detailedon what can the government, politicians and the citizens do to make India a model of development and how can India’s economy be made more equitable for all groups, regionsand genders?
Session 4: The Money Spinner
Speaker-
1. SupriyaShrinate (Chief Editor - News, ET Now)
2. RaamdeoAgrawal (Jt. Managing Director, MotilalOswal Financial Services Ltd)
3. AkhilBansal (Deputy CEO, KPMG in India)
This session analysed the trajectory Indian economy and stockmarkets are likely to have over the next 3-5 years. The speakers also concentrated their discussion on identifying sectors which are likely to be the greatest value creators and destroyersbecause of technological changes
Session 5-Reimagining Reality: Future of Indian Cinema
Speakers:
1. Preetha Reddy (Executive Vice Chairperson, Apollo Hospital Enterprise Ltd)
2. RakeyshOmprakashMehra (Film Director, Producer, Screenwriter)
In this session the speakers discussed on how globalization is changing the making and marketing of Indian films and how can filmmakers achieve a balance between technology and art?
Session 6:Aap Ki Adalat
1. Baba Ramdev (Yoga Guru and Founder, The Patanjali Group of Institutions)
2. Rajat Sharma (Chairman and Editor-in-Chief, India TV)
This session focused on how a new company like Patanjali has been able to achieve so much in such a little span of time and what lessons can other companies draw form its experience.
Session 7- Building the Future Now: Creating Transformative Infrastructure
Speaker
1. NitinGadkari (Minister of Road Transport & Highways; Shipping andWater Resources, River Development and Ganga RejuvenationGovernment of India
2. Mr. Sunil Kant Munjal (President, AIMA and Chairman, The Hero Enterprise)
The session focused on measures to make up India’s mobility deficit quickly to rev up its economic growth and what can be done to make the clean transportation available andviable across the country?
Day 2 - Session 8- Disruptive HR: Managing Talent in Times of Great Change
Speakers-
1. PranavPai (Founding Partner and Chief Investment Officer, 3one4 Capital)
2. KiranMenon (Co-Founder & CEO, Tydy)
3. Jayant Prasad Paleti (Co-Founder, Darwinbox)
4. RishabhKaul (Co-Founder and Head of Demand Marketing, Belong)
The speakers focused on the HR start-ups redefining talent management and discussed on the new HR tools and strategies for modern organizations.
Session 9: Digital India: Creating A Trillion Dollar Digital Economy
Speakers
1. Ravi Shankar Prasad (Minister of Law and Justice; Electronics and Information TechnologyGovernment of India)
2. Mr. Sunil Kant Munjal (President, AIMA and Chairman, The Hero Enterprise)
The speakers discussed about entrepreneurial and policy measures which are required to makedigitization affordable and inclusive and how the all-important connectivity infrastructure be built quicklyand cheaply to allow universal adoption of digital technologies in India.
Session 10- Folding the Future In: Reimagining India
1. Lord Karan Bilimoria(CBE DLChairman, Cobra Beer Partnership)
2. Chris Parsons (Chairman, India Practice, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP)
3. Mr. Sunil Kant Munjal (President, AIMA and Chairman, The Hero Enterprise)
4. T V Mohandas Pai (Senior Vice President, AIMA and Chairman, Manipal Global Education Services)
The session focused on how the Indian start-ups go from adapting successful technologies and business models to innovating for the world.

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He also talked about the essential qualities like passion, commitment, right mindset and attitude that faculty members must develop and enhance in order to utilize their full potential and contribute the best to develop the budding managers and leaders.  Session was coordinated by Prof. Shikha Arora.

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Mr. Karanveer Dash took the session on testing tool. How a tester writes & executes test cases. He demonstrated the Bug reporting tool Bug Tracket.net for the manual testing & QTP for automated testing. Students also implemented the things which were explain in the session.   35 students from MCA final year were participated in the workshop. The session was interactive & full of learning. Students enjoyed the session & appreciated.

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The first session of the day was on Essential Nutrients in which the President of Parivartan Club Mr. Rakesh Dam explained the significance of Vitamins, Minerals and Proteins and discussed the diseases caused due to their deficiencies. The easily accessible sources of these nutrients were also shared with the children.

The second session of the day was - why we celebrate Navratri and the gist of ‘Ram ki Shakti Puja’, a long poem composed by Pandit Surya Kant Tripathi Nirala, was narrated for the children. They were told how Lord Rama worshipped Goddess Durga for nine days for defeating Ravana. The Goddess blessed Him and on the tenth day Ravana was killed which is celebrated as Vijaya Dashmi or Dussehra.

At the end of the talks, a quiz was conducted and the correct responses were appreciated with Parle-G biscuits. The class concluded with the distribution of Bingo Tedhe-medhe 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 also discussed various formats of job description, job specification and KRA's, implemented and practiced by various organizations. He also briefed students about various focal points of an interview. Through this session, students were able to understand the expectations of HR at the time of interview. Students also got an opportunity to participate and engage themselves in the management games and activities. The students were actively involved and interactive throughout the session.

The guest lecture gave useful insights about hiring, recruitment and selection process. Thespeaker also addressed queries of students regarding talent acquisition, appraisal and other HR roles in current scenario of business environment.  The session was coordinated by Ms. Ritu Saxena and Ms. Bhavna Bhardwaj.

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She also demonstrated how students can handle any situation during professional life with two activities:
1. Students were asked to focus on their mind and were required to make two different shapes using both hands (a square from right hand and a circle from left hand).
2. In second activity, 10 volunteers were called upon and each of them was asked to follow the consecutive member in the same way. The time frame which they took was 1min which was reduced to 45 seconds in next round.
At the end she asked students to enroll themselves for the scheme through government portal. The session was very interactive and fruitful which would be very beneficial in the future and will also help students to enhance and flourish their skills.

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The Dengue and Chikungunya Awareness Camp started with the mention of the deadly diseases, their symptoms and the common procedure of cure. The children were shown the cut-outs of the mosquitoes and were told how fatal they are.
The children were also informed about the difference between both the diseases, precautions and actions required in case of the symptoms of the disease. They were advised not to allow water to get accumulated anywhere, to use mosquito repellants, to clean coolers regularly etc. They were also informed in brief about the platelets and their significance.

At the end of the briefings, a quiz was conducted to estimate the success of the camp and the correct responses were appreciated with prizes like chocolates and cookies. The camp 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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