IIT alumni honours Harish Hande Magsaysay award winner
IIT KHARAGPUR ALUMINI HONOUR IITIAN’S MAGSAYSAY AWARD WINNER HARISH HANDE AND JAIDEEP SARKAR (IFS), THE PRIVATE SECRETARY TO THE PRIME MINISTER Hande urges IITian’s to adopt one house for providing solar power and 65 % of house holds in country still without powerNew Delhi February 3, 2012 IIT Kharagpur (IIT-K) Alumni Association here today honoured its Alumni Harish Hande, who has won the Magsaysay award for the year 2011 and Jaideep Sarkar, who is presently private secretary to the prime minister serving as key interface with the government and the civil society.Mr Harish Hande who was given the Magsaysay award for his pioneering work of providing solar power in thousand’s of houses in villages and slums speaking on the occasion urged the IITian’s to adopt one house at least to provide solar power system costing about Rs 7000/- as more than 65 % of house holds in the country were still without access to power.Mr Yatinder Pal Suri, President, IIT kharagpur Alumni, North India speaking on the occasion lauded the role of Harish HAnde for providing solar lighting to more than a lakh houses. He urged the IITian’s to payback the nation in form of supporting Hande’s efforts and developing low cost technologies for house holds in the nation.
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Jindal Global University Signs MoU with BIMTECH
Jindal Global University (OPJGU), Sonipat and Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH), Greater Noida have signed MOU for having a mutually beneficial long term partnership to build academic capacity to represent the international standards. This MOU was signed by Professor C Raj Kumar, Vice Chancellor, Jindal Global University and and Dr H. Chaturvedi, Director, Birla Institute of Management Technology. Commenting on the MOU, Dr. Chaturvedi said, ‘In view of increasing high standards in professional education we need to present higher capacity in knowledge creation and dissemination. New institutions may join hands in meeting such challenges to avoid learning curve of 50 years to be in the global community.’ On the occasion Prof Raj Kumar said ‘JIndal university has been in the global foray in specific streams in higher education but we want to build same strength for our university and India, it is always good to build national partnership to present a global reputation in higher education. We are committed to build high standards in research and faculty contributions and recognitions’. Prof. K K Sinha, Professor and MDP chair at BIMTECH said ‘This MOU will cover exchange of intellectual resource and infrastructure for research and Management Development Programmes specially in some of the niche areas developed by Birla and Jindal’. And, Dr M J Barnes, Dean of Business School at Jindal sketched his immediate thought process related to sharing of research and faculty working.
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Sandeep Marwah Appoints Youth Ambassador of Peace
Eight Youth Ambassadors have been selected by the special committee of Asian Education Group who all were later presented the certificate of appointment by Sandeep Marwah President Marwah Studios in a glittering function at Noida Film City.Sandeep Marwah was appointed as Ambassador of Peace for India by Reverend Sun Myung Moon founder of Universal Peace Federation an organization having offices in 192 countries of the World to support United Nation in 2007 during his visit to New Delhi with the power to further appoint youth Peace Ambassadors in India
Sandeep Marwah has been continuously working in this field of Peace and Spirituality where as he has also recently been nominated as the Chairperson of World Peace Development And Research Foundation. Keeping the flag flying Marwah decided to further appoint youth Ambassadors of Peace to strengthen the peace force of youth wing of Universal Peace Federation.
The eight new Youth Ambassadors are Sanjana Bose and Arthur Khakiimullin from Asian Academy Of Film And Television, Thakur Dev Singh from Asian Business School, Roshan Lama from Asian School Of Communication, Oni Oyoife, Srishti Mehra, Indraneel Khan and C.R.Justy from Asian School Of Media Studies.
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Dance India festival 2012 an awareness programme of Save Energy by Avvai Tamil Sangam at Great India Place Noida on 28th Jan 2012
Avvai Tamil Sangam is a non-profit organization registered under societies act as Avvai Tamil Sangam & Charitable Society with the objective of retaining, felicitating and fostering the cultural heritage of Tamil language. The primary objective of this group is to promote the exchange of ideas and understanding between peoples of Tamil and other cultureEvery year Avvai Tamil Sangam & Charitable Society and The Great India Place join hands togetherl brings in a theme state based dances.The Dance festival aimed at promoting the rich cultural strength of Indian Classical & Folk Dances is aimed at making the young generation aware of our Art & Culture which at par with any of the other dance forms and in fact more methodological and meaningful. Dance as a medium can be used to depict any message we want to pass it on be it an epic, a story or a simple message.This festival offers platform to various dance schools in the NCR region to come forward and display the talent to a wider audience. The core message of this festival is“OUR CLASSICAL AND FOLK DANCE FORMS ARE THE BEST IN CLASS” and the younger generation should come forward to learn and practice with the similar zeal and interest shown in learning western forms. In 2009 it started of with Tamilnadu Cultural Festival depictingClassical & Folk dances of Tamilnadu, in 2010 the Classical dance forms ofKerala and Folk dances of Rajasthan were given importance, in 2011 it wasPunjab and Haryana which took the main stage. This year, 2012, the focus of the festival is on Classical and folk dances of Odissa in addition to other dance forms. Along with Dances to create an awareness on preserving the naturalresources by doing our best, This campaign aiming to makeevery citizen of India aware of their responsibility to do their bit to saveenergy is brought to the people of Noida & Delhi NCR through the medium of Dance. The event is organised at the Great India Place Mall, Noida on 28 & 29 January 2012.
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EPCH Workshop on Challenges, Opportunities & Threats for Handicrafts Sector During Global Economic Slowdown
New Delhi – January 26, 2012 – A panel of experts at an important Workshop on “Challenges, Opportunities & Threats for Handicrafts Sectors During Global Economic Slowdown” here yesterday apprised the member exporters about ways to be adopted to solve or avoid issues caused due to recession in global market and to help them in debt management.Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Executive Director, Export Promotion Council of Handicrafts (EPCH), organizer of the Workshop, informed the gathering of over 50 attendees that in the changing global scenario, the Insurance Cover of ECGC has become more relevant for the handicrafts exporters to insure the pre & post shipments. Mr. Kumar advised the exporters to take calculated risk only. In the Workshop, the Experts said that in the current global markets, after the global economic slowdown, exporters encounter problems with foreign buyers on payment delays and defaults. As a result, the micro-producers and their associated artisans face major debt problems to the extent of bankruptcy.The consequences of such cases, lead to numerous difficulties to exporters mainly in assessing the reliability of the buyer, high cost of recovery leading to increased debt, cumbersome legal action, retained containers in foreign ports, increasing transaction cost, dishonoured drafts or cheques, loss of control over goods and finally bankruptcy, added the experts.Mr. R. K. Malhotra, Immediate Past Chairman, EPCH Chaired the Session and welcomed the panel of speakers. Mr. Malhotra on behalf of the exporting community expressed concerns about the increasing defaults with the handicrafts exporters globally. Mr. Rajesh Jain, Member COA EPCH informed that some buyers are getting involved in conspiracy with the freight forwarders etc. and the Insurance cover of ECGC is the only saviour in this regards.
Mr. P.N. Suri, President, North India Shippers Association Council said that Shipping Trade Practices Act should be approved by Govt. of India for adopting code of conduct and governance under the Indian law.Ms. Christine E. Rai, Indian Inc. a renowned Buying Agency advised the exporters to use only registered freight forwarders and to review the terms of contract thoroughly before signing and committing to the order of the buyer. Mr. Kamal Jindal, an Expert on International Banking & Financing provided an all round information on the common errors made by the exporters and the tips to make the export documentation safe for the business.
Mr. I. N. Jha, AGM, Export Credit Guarantee Corporation informed the exporters about the versatile scope of ECGC during the current turbulent time of global slowdown. He welcomed the suggestion of the Exexutive Director of EPCH to organise a series of Road Show campaign to increase the awareness of the Indian Exporters about the need of Insurance.The main issues covered in the programme included : Sustainable Handicrafts Trade – the Global Challenges (with special reference to the role of buying agents in India), How To Survive in the Shifting Economy (with special reference to increasing bankruptcy of overseas buyers) and Implementing Duecare – Stakeholders Perspective (Roles of Exporters, Buying Agents and Government).The panel of speakers consisting of Capt. Sarabjit Singh Butalia, Consultant –Training, M/s V. Ships, Dr. Ram Singh, Assistant Professor , IIFT, apprised the member exporters about the threats, challenges and ways to be adopted to solve or avoid the pre and post shipment issues caused due to recession in global market to help the member exporters in debt management.
EPCH is a nodal agency under the aegis of Ministry of Textiles for promotion and export of handicrafts from India and projects India’s image abroad as a reliable supplier of high quality handicrafts. It also undertakes many steps to facilitate production bases in the country in terms of technology, finishing, designs, packing etc. The Council also plays the role of an important catalyst between the producers, exporters, importers and government agencies.
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An International Seminar on “ Indo Bhutan Friendship & Co-operation “ was organized at Ishan Institute of Management & Technology, Greater Noida
An International seminar on “Indo-Bhutan Friendship & Co- Operation” was organized at Ishan Institute of Management and Technology, Greater Noida on 24th Jan 2012, On this occasion Bhutan’s Ambassador H.E. MAJOR GENERAL VESTOP NAMGYEL was the chief Guest .The Seminar started at 10.30 am with the lighting of the lamp by the chief guest followed by presentation given by students of Ishan. Her highness Dwa Zau was also the special guest on this occasion.The main points of the speech given by the chief guest are written as below:(1) Bhutan will not allow to enter the terrorist of Assam into the border of Bhutan at any cost. Bhutan Government has done special arrangements on all the four sides of the border of Bhutan.(2) In next two years from now, Butan will be the biggest electricity producing country in the world in which 10000 Megawatt additional electricity would be produced.
(3) However, Bhutan will encourage tourism but not at the cost of losing its culture. This is why, the tourism charges are fixed very high upto 2500$ per day so that no tourist could harm the culture of Bhutan.(4) He said that very soon one group of students from Royal University of Bhutan would visit Ishan Institute, Greater Noida and in the month of July-Aug a Group of students from Ishan Institute will visit Royal University of Bhutan.On this Proposal given by the ambassador of Bhutan, Chairman, Dr. D.K. Garg expressed his consent immediately.(5) He said that there are many cultural similarities between India and Bhutan because Bhuddhism is the national religion of Bhutan which is basically originated in India.(6) He also told that to be a member of parliament it is necessary to be graduate. Bhutan is the only country in the world to implement this.(7) He appreciated Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, Lal Bahadur Shastri and Dr. Manamohan Singh to develop the Indo-Bhutan relationship.On this Occasion Dr. D.K. Garg (Chairman of the institute), Prof. J.N. Shukla(Dir. Of the Institute), Dr. K.K. Sharma and Dr. Shushant Pandey and all the faculty member of the Ishan Institute were present.
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Ministry of Textiles makes a beginning - floats Tableaux on Indian Handicrafts this Republic Day
Ministry of Textiles adds a feather in its cap and marks a beginning this 2012 by floating aTableaux on Indian Handicrafts at the Republic Day parade for the first time. It is indeed an achievement and matter of immense pride to have the tableaux selected. The Ministry of Defence selected the Indian Handicraft Tableaux along with 9 others, out of the 25 Ministries that applied for display of tableaux during republic day parade. The Indian Handicrafts Tableaux will be no. 14 in the order of march at the parade. Through this tableaux, the theme of Indian Handicrafts is portrayed and the tableaux conveys that while Indian handicraft sector is an unorganized, labour intensive decentralized industry, it provides employment to over 7 million artisans in rural and semi-urban areas. Handicrafts form a substantial part of Indian exports and their share in the exports is increasing each year. Not only has Handicrafts sector emerged as one of the most important foreign exchange earners for India on a sustained basis but has also progressed in terms of product range, number of companies and value of exports has been tremendous. Handicraft exports touched Rs. 10,534 crores in the year 2010-2011 while production was worth Rs. 17, 557 crores in the same year.The tableaux will showcase the complete process of sourcing, manufacturing, retailing&exportofhandicraftsindifferentapproaches. The tableaux will also consist of 10 artisans giving live demonstration of their craft work as well as 32 other crafts and craft items.
It was due to the focus on this sector and the importance of the role that it plays in the life of the country and of the artisans themselves that the Defence Ministry appreciated and approved the tableaux.The tableaux has been conceived and designed by National Centre for Design and Product Development, a national level design centre set up by Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India to fill up the gap in the areas of design & product development in Indian Handicrafts Sector.
During the last few decades, there has been tremendous diversification, product innovation, product adaptation and product development made in nearly all types of raw material bases for handicrafts. Products now being produced and exported are not only gifts and decoratives but a whole lot of utility items forming an important part of lifestyles. In fact, many of these items are so important that usage of the same makes a fashion and status statement. Jewellery in the past was mostly traditional, high value studded and hand crafted. Now handcrafted jewellery is produced in contemporary designs and is exported.
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Be Safe Always Shared by Sunil Dwivedi
Can ELECTRICITY pass through Flash light of the Digital camera to your body??? Yes it is 100% true..!This is a true incidence reported of a boy aged 19, who was studying in 1st year of engineering, who died in Keshvani Hospital, Mumbai. He was admitted in the Hospital as a burned patient. Reason ??????This boy had gone to Amravati (a place located in State of Maharashtra ) on a study tour, on their return they were waiting at the railway station to catch the train. Many of them started taking pictures of their friends using "Mobile Phones" and / or "Digital Camera". One of them complained that, he was unable to capture the full group of friends in one frame in the Digicam.This boy moved away to a distance to get the whole group.He failed to notice that at an angle above his head, 40,000 volts electrical line was passing through.As soon as he clicked the digital camera? 40,000 volt current passed through the camera flash light to his camera and then from his camera to his fingers & to his body. All this happened within a fraction of a second. His body was half burned.They arranged for an ambulance & his burned body was brought to Keshavani Hospital, Mumbai.For one & half days or so he was conscious & talking. Doctors did not have much hopes as there was a lot of complex issues in his body. and then He passed away later. Now how many of us are aware about these technical threats & dangers? Even if we are, how many of us are adhering??* Please avoid mobile phones on petrol outlets.* Please avoid talking on mobile phones while driving.* Change that "Chalta Hai Yaar Attitude".* Please avoid talking on mobile phones while kept in charging mode without disconnecting from wall socket.* Please do not keep mobile phones on your bed while charging and / on wooden furniture.* Avoid using mobile phones / Digital cameras near high voltage electrical lines like in railway stations and avoid using flash.
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Two days National Seminar on “New Dimensions of Educational Technology”
Two days National Seminar was concluded on 22nd January 2012 at Radha Govind College, Knowledge Park-II, Plot 35, Greater Noida. On this prestigious occasion chief guest Mr. Rehan Khan Suri (HOD-Placement Cell, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi), Dr. P.K.Seth (Founder Secretary NCTE) has been welcome by the Chairman Dr. P.P.S.Rana, Radha Govind College .
Special Guest and intellectual have shared their views on the newer technology and special valuation system of teaching.On this occasion, Dr. Himanshu Rana, Director of Radha Govind College, Dr. Ritesh Srivastava, Program Director, Mr. Sukhvinder Singh, Registrar and teachers and participants were present.
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Dances of India Festival-An awareness event for Social cause Save Energy Jan 28&29, 2012, GIP mall Noida Pre event press release- Need ur help i getting an article in HT please
Dancing for a CauseSun, Agni (Fire), Vayu( Air), Jal(Water), Bhoomi(Land) &Aakash( Sky) are the natural energy resources we got and our presence on this earth is dependent on these resources. Our ancient vedas and rituals preach us the need of preserving the important energy resources. In fact even some of our festivals are designed as a thanks giving measure to these resources. Tamil festival PONGAL is one of those festivals which is based on natural energy worship. The pot made of Soil [representing earth] is kept on cook stove [representing fire] in a open place [ representing sky]. Milk & Water [ representingJal] is used for cooking and the steam coming out of this cooked Pongal [representing Vayu] is then dedicated to the Sun god. In this way our ancestors defined the ways and means to worship the nature and the energy.Taking this a step forward, in order to create an awareness on preserving the natural resources by doing our best, Avvai Tamil Sangam& Charitable Society and The Great India Place join hands together in this Awareness campaign to Save Energy – The power to power up the world”. This campaign aiming to make every citizen of India aware of their responsibility to do their bit to save energy is brought to the people of Noida & Delhi NCR through the medium of Dance. Fourth of its series the Dances of India Festival every year not only deliver the display of the best of the classical dances of India but in addition make the visitors to know their duty to the country. Previous year programs were aimed at bringing awareness on “Organ Donation” , “Creating Greens” received great appreciation from the audience and the media. The Dance festival aimed at promoting the rich cultural strength of Indian Classical & Folk Dances is aimed at making the young generation aware of our Art & Culture which at par with any of the other dance forms and in fact more methodological and meaningful. Dance as a medium can be used to depict any message we want to pass it on be it an epic, a story or a simple message. This festival offers platform to various dance schools in the NCR region to come forward and display the talent to a wider audience. The core message of this festival is “OUR CLASSICAL AND FOLK DANCE FORMS ARE THE BEST IN CLASS” and the younger generation should come forward to learn and practice with the similar zeal and interest shown in learning western forms.In addition every year this festival brings in a theme state based dances. In 2009 it started of with Tamilnadu Cultural Festival depicting Classical & Folk dances of Tamilnadu, in 2010 the Classical dance forms of Keral and Folk dances of Rajasthan were given importance, in 2011 it was Punjab and Haryana which took the main stage and in 2012 the festival will be focusing on Classical and folk dances of Odissa in addition to other dance forms. As a special attraction “Gotipua” will be performed by the professional dancers from Baba GorekhnathGotipua Dance Association, Puri, Odissa. This program will be on 28th January evening from 6.30 PM
Gotipua, the majestic folk dance of Orissa - India
In Oriya language, “Goti” means “single” and “Pua” means “boy”.
For centuries, the Gotipua dance has been performed in Orissa by young boys who dress up as female to praise Lord Jagannath and Lord Krishna.The actual form of the dance is executed by a group of boys who perform acrobatic figures inspired by the life of Radha& Krishna. The boys start to learn the dance at an early age until the adolescence, when their androgynous look is fading.
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Theme Stand of Export Promotion Council For Handicrafts Bagged the “Best Display Stand” Award at Tex Trends India 2012
New Delhi – January 21, 2012 – Mrs. Panabaaka Lakshmi, Minister of State for Textiles, presented the ‘Best Display Stand’ award to the theme stand of Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) at the Tex Trends India 2012 during the Award Function at Pragati Maidan here yesterday.Mr. S.S. Gupta Development Commissioner ( Handicrafts) and Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Executive Director of EPCH, jointly received the Trophy and the Certificate for the Best Display Stand in the presence of Smt. Kiran Dhingra, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles.It is pertinent to mention that EPCH had also received the Best Stand Award during the India International Trade Fair (IITF) held at Pragati Maidan in November 2011. During the three-day exposition of Tex Trends India, EPCH’s Theme Stand which has the exclusive display of Crafts of North Eastern Region received great response from the visitors and buyers. The second edition of the Tex-Trends is held under the aegis of Ministry of Textiles and jointly participated by all the Export Promotion Councils (EPCs) connected with textiles production, development and exports. EPCH display focussed on Fashion Jewellery and Accessories segment comprising fashion products, in which 38 exhibitors from all over the country showcased a wide range of category-specific products to woo the overseas trade visitors. EPCH is a nodal agency under the aegis of Ministry of Textiles for promotion and export of handicrafts from India and projects India’s image abroad as a reliable supplier of high quality handicrafts. It also undertakes many steps to facilitate production bases in the country in terms of technology, finishing, designs, packing etc. The Council also plays the role of an important catalyst between the producers, exporters, importers and government agencies.
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ITS national seminar on Ethics
ITS- institute of Management Greater Noida is organizing a 2 day national seminar on the theme “Ethical Imperatives for Contemporary Business Organizations”. The seminar is aimed at providing oppurtunities for academicians, researchers, corporate executives, students and experts from different countries to share, learn and contribute to the decision.The main objectives of the seminar are1. Understanding and analyzing various dimensions of ethics and indispensability of
ethics in business;2. Finding out major issues and challenges faced by the business organizations today in practicing business ethics;and3.Suggesting various ethical imperatives for business organizations ensuring theirsustainability in competitive business environment
The main subthemes of the seminar are
1) Issues in Business Ethics.
2) Challenges in Business Ethics.
3) Ethical Imperatives in various functional areas of Business Management.Mr. G.C. Sharma, Country Head, CSR, TUV Rheinland was the Chief Guest for the seminar & Prof. Arun Rath (IAS Retd) was the Key note speaker. Mr Sharma laid emphasis on the act that in the current global slow down only ethical companies shall survive in the future and that there is no scope for corrupt people or practices, he said that specially in India people today have become smart and are and that no organization can survive I faulty promises and assurances. Prof Rath emphasized on the fact that ethics should prevail in all processes and policies o the organization and should not be viewed only as a top management issue but should percolate and circulate at all levels, departments and functional area o the organization. Ethics should be a way of life and moral code of conduct in the organization rather than a forced act of conductance.The welcome address was given by the Director General ITS- Institute of Management Prof. Shekhar Ghose. He welcomed the Chief Guest, the Guest of Honour and other eminent guests present on the occasion.Dr. R.P. Chadha Chairman ITS- The Education Group” Mr. Arpit Chadha Vice Chairman ITS- The Education Group, M. B.K. Arora Secretay ITS- The Education Group & Mr. Surinder Sood Chief Administrator also graced the occasion.A compendium containing the papers presented in the conference was also released by the guests.In the seminar there is an inaugural session, two sessions of deliberation on various sub-themes and one panel discussion, for this purpose the institute has invited eminent speakers from the corporate and academic world, the second day is dedicated to paper presentation by various delegates from the industry and academic wThe first technical was on the theme Issues in Business ethics, the session speakers were Mr. Sumit Chaudhari Chairman and MD 3rd Millennium Business Resources Mr. Tapan Chowdhary Head CSR Zuari Industries Mr. Marc Ragsdale Chief Executive Officer Prospus Infotech .Dr.Yuvraj Bhatnagar HOD, MBA Department I.T.S Institute of Management, Gr Noida. The topics of discussion were
• Employee conduct in an organization
• Issues like pollution.
• Decieving customers for gains.
• Corporate Governance
• IPR
The 2nd technical session was on the theme Challenges in business Ethics, the session speakers were .Ms. Deepa Menon, V. P. , CSR PVR Dr. K. C. Gupta, Corporate Manager, H. R, KRIBHCO Dr. Sanjeev Mittal, Professor I.P. University The topics of discussion were:
• Eliminating Corruption
• Environmental Ethics
• Role of management education in orienting managers in business ethics
• Human Rights, gender rights
The 3rd technical session was on the theme Ethical imperatives in various functional areas of business management, the speakers for this session were Mr. Kavee Kumar Chief Executive Officer Globe Capital Mr. Rohit Singh, Managing Director FP India Dr. A.C. Chaturvedi Executive Director Power Management Institute. Dr. G.K. Agarwal Professor,IMI Dr. K. V. Bhanumurthy Professor, Head & Dean, Delhi School of Economics Delhi University. The topics of discussion were
• Ethics in operations
• Ethics in Finance
• Ethics in marketing
The session concluded with a vote of thanks which was proposed by the seminar convener Prof. Animesh Singh.
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RADHA GOVIND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION GREATER NOIDA
RADHA GOVIND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
GREATER NOIDA
Radha Govind College, Plot No. 35, Knowledge Park-II, two days National Seminar on “New Dimensions of Educational Technology” on this occasion the HOD education dept. Dr. Suraksha Pal and other “Distinguished Guests” were welcomed by the Organizing Secretary of the Institute, Dr. Himanshu Rana. In this seminar intellectual persons of different institutes had given their expert views on the overall development of education.
Dr. Suraksha Pal in her deliberation discussed about for fundamental aspects of education. She discussed 3Cs of education i.e. competence, confidence & commitment.
In her thought she talked need base learning understanding the chemistry of learners.
She stressed on avoiding of overloading of information.
On the inaugural of seminar founder member secretary of NCTE (National Council for Teaching Education) Dr. P.K.Seth give focus on 3 basic dimension of education i.e., equity, inclusiveness, excellence of education.
He stress on 3Ms i.e. mode of education, medium of instruction and manner of education.
On this occasion Dr. V.P.Singh Secretary SRVP Trust, Program Director Dr. Ritesh Srivastava and more than 50 participants from different parts of country were present, vote of thanks was offered by Mr. Sukhvinder Singh Registrar, Radha Govind College.
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Sandeep Marwah Released The First Poster Of Dharna Unlimited
Sandeep Marwah Released The First Poster Of Dharna Unlimited5:33 PM on Jan. 19, 2012
First Poster, First Promo and Item song ‘Tera Baja Baja Mobile Aadhi Raat Ko’ of the film Dharna Unlimited under the banner of BBN Motion Pictures released by Sandeep Marwah President Marwah Studios here at New Delhi.?Film Producer & Director Deepak Tanwar, Music Director Shankar Sahni, Story & Script Writer Naveen Batra, Peepli Live fame Omkar Nath (Nathha), Chandra Bhushan Singh, Saurabh Malik and Associate Director Sunil Parashar were present on the occasion?
“We have developed enough infrastructures at Delhi and Noida Film City that any film of any stature can be shot with complete facilities” said Sandeep Marwah while releasing the Promo of the film. “We also have ample trained manpower to support the system for outsiders” he added.?
Milind Gunaji, Mushtaq Khan, Ehsaan Qureshi, Sunil Pal, Avtar Gil with new faces Saurabh Malik, Rekha Rana are main star cast of the Film.? Deepak Tanwar said this is very light comedy film and also send a massage to the audience about the truth of Dharna.
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NTC Stall receives kudos from Minister at Tex-Trends India 2012
NTC Stall receives kudos from Minister at Tex-Trends India 2012
Shri Anand Sharma, Hon’ble Union Minister for Commerce, Industry and Textiles along with Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Ms. Kiran Dhingra and Chairman & Managing Director, National Textile Corporation, Shri K. Ramachandran Pillai visited the NTC stall after inaugurating Tex-Trends India 2012, Asia’s leading textile trade fair today at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi the fair. The dignitaries were guided through the entire NTC product range on display. Shri Anand Sharma lauded NTC’s continuous efforts in setting new trends in the Indian textile industry. He expressed his satisfaction on NTC’s vision for the future showcased in its recently-launched corporate identity and logo.
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EPCH To Target Fashion Jewellery and Accessories Segment At Tex-Trends India 2012
New Delhi – January 18, 2012 – The Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) is participating in the three-day second edition of Asia’s leading textile trade fair Tex-Trends India 2012 beginning at the sprawling Pragati Maidan here tomorrow.EPCH will mainly focus on fashion jewellery and accessories segment comprising fashion products like fashion & costume jewellery, fashion accessories & head to toe adornments, semi-precious jewellery, hand bags and fancy and embroidered fashion shoes, belts and waistbands. About 38 exhibitors from all over the country will be showcasing the widest range of category-specific products to woo the visitors. Union Minister for Commerce & Industry and Textiles Mr. Anand Sharma will inaugurate the event at a colourful ceremony at Shakuntalam Theatre, Pragati Maidan.. “India already exports fashion jewellery and accessories to the tune of Rs 994.31 crore in the world market, but still its share in the world market is negligible and the participation in Tex-Trends India 2012 is part of Council’s drive to promote and expand horizons of key verticals of the handicrafts sector which has unbound potential to expand further,” according to Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Executive Director of EPCH.The event will also offer a place for its visitors to learn and explore new trends in fashion segment, find sources and serve as a distinct platform to those specializing in the widest range of fashion products as fashion jewellery and accessories is one of the important categories to generate large volumes of business, added the Executive Director.One of the highlights of the show will be a thematic display of eco-friendly products from North Eastern Region.Tex-Trends India 2012 is a joint initiative of all Textile Export Promotion Councils including EPCH where a diverse range of products from the entire length and breadth of the country will be displayed under one roofEPCH is a nodal agency under the aegis of Ministry of Textiles for promotion and export of handicrafts from India and projects India’s image abroad as a reliable supplier of high quality handicrafts. It also undertakes many steps to facilitate production bases in the country in terms of technology, finishing, designs, packing etc. The Council also plays the role of an important catalyst between the producers, exporters, importers and government agencies.
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Stainless Steel guru Yatinder Pal Suri honoured by IIT Kharagpur
IIT Kharagpur honours it’s Alumni with Distinguished Service award .Stainless steel Guru Yatinder Pal Suri ,India head, Outokumpu honoured Dharam Vir, Haryana State Election Commissioner, Jaideep Sarkar, private secretary to PM honouredNew Delhi – January 10, 2011 Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur(IIT-K) during its 9th Annual Alumni Meet honoured six of its alumni with Distinguished Service Award. The recipents included Yatinder Pal Suri, known as Stainless steel guru and Country Head of Finnish Group Outokumpu, who is also president of the IIT Kharagpur Alumni Association ,North India also received the award for his support and initiative in reviving the IIT-KGP alumni associations.Dharam Vir , Ex-Chief Secretary, Haryana and State Election Commissioner of Haryana. He has co-authored a book on IIT Kharagpur titled ‘Sixty Years in the Service of the Nation-An Illustrated history of IIT Kharagpur’. Jaideep Sarkar (IFS), the Private Secretary to the Prime Minister serving as a key interface with Government and Civil Society. He has been handling portfolios related to Foreign Affairs, Defense & Security, Atomic Energy and Space, Science & Technology, Environment, Health, Local Self-Government and Rural Development.The other recipients included Pronob Kumar Guha, Managing Director at Gibraltar Airsprings Pvt. Ltd. and Secretary of IIT Foundation India. The other alumni who have been awarded include, Roy Dasilva and Shyamal Roy Chowdhury. History of IIT Kharagpur’. Roy Dasilva is the President of IIT Foundation USA and board member of Pan IIT Inc., Shyamal Roy Chowdhury is US based photojournalist and entrepreneur. He published the photo book ‘Spirit of IIT Kharagpur’ on the occasion of the Institute’s 60th anniversary.IIT KGP, Director Prof. Damodar Acharya handed over the awards to the distinguished alumni.Shreyoshi Ghosh
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EPCH Embarks On A Massive Publicity Campaign To Promote Indian Handicrafts In Germany
EPCH Embarks On A Massive Publicity Campaign To PromoteIndianHandicrafts In GermanyNew Delhi – January 09, 2012 – For generic promotion of ‘Home Expo India 2012’ here in April, the Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) is embarking on a massive publicity campagn in the two major product-specific trade fairs – Heimtextil and IMM Cologne – of Germany, being held during this month, to promote Indian handicrafts.
The 4-day Heimtextil to be held at Messe Frankfurt, Germany from January 11, 2012 is a reputed product-specific fair onthe “Textile Products” where Indian handicrafts products have tremendous potentiality for enhancing export growth by getting markets, market linkages as well as new buyers.
Heimtextil, the biggest international trade fair for home textiles and the global benchmark for quality design textiles of innovative functionality, is a unique platform for manufacturers, retailers and designers. This is industry’s first major marketing and ordering date of the year and highlights the latest innovations and consumer trends where large number of buyers visit for sourcing their requirements.Germany is the major importer of Indian handcrafted textiles as well as consumer goods from India. India’s handicrafts exports including handknotted carpets to European Union account for US$ 1198.69 million which is 40.55 per cent share of India’s handicrafts exports to this region. India’s export to Germany is to the tune of US$ 206.98 million with a share of 17.26%.The 6-day-long IMM Cologne to be held at Koelnmesse from January 16, 2012 to highlight the latest innovations and consumer goods is considered to be premium product specific fair for furniture and interior design. Large number of European buyers visit this fair for sourcing their requirements. IMM Cologne Fair is a global platform and presents the complete spectrum of international furniture, interior design in a single place.“Keeping in view the international trends of segmented shows and buyers preferences, the Council is organizing a 4-day premium show ‘Home Expo India 2012’ from April 15, 2012 at India Expo Centre & Mart, Greater Noida Expressway, NCR of Delhi which will have over 600 leading manufacturers and exporters of India. The Expo will consist of three concurrent fairs – Indian Houseware & Decorative Show (IHD), Indian Furniture & Accessosries Show (IFAS) and Indian Furnishings & Floor Covering and Textile Expo (IFFTEX),” According to Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Executive Director of EPCH.
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Mirror Image Man' with multiple talents
Piyush Goel: 'Mirror Image Man' with multiple talents
Young Piyush Goel(Dadriwala) has a rare feat to his credit. He has written the world's first Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta in mirror image. Piyush says, "It is the first Bhagwad granth in the world written in mirror image. I wrote the epic in my own hand writing in two languages, Hindi and English. One can read all the 18 chapters and 700 verses in front of a mirror." The feat certainly shows the will power of a man who put everything readable in front of a mirror. He says, "Since my childhood I had a strong desire to copy everything in front of a mirror. Though I was not sure to achieve this uncommon art, yet I did it." He recalled how an accident had changed his life. I met with a serious accident in year 2000 and remained in bed for a long time. At that time I had developed this art, he reveals. A resident of Kaushambi, Piyush is now known as 'Mirror Image Man' and recently he was honored with Holder Republic Award for this novel achievement.
ABOUT PIYUSH
He is a mechanical engineer working in a private firm of Greater Noida, Dadri. Collecting unusual things is also his passion. He says, "I came in contact with a bank employee in the year 1982. He was a stamp collector. I was very fascinated by this habit and I started collecting various stamps and currencies of different countries." Later I started collecting match boxes, cigarette packets, pens, coins, currencies and autographs of celebrities, he adds. He has rare collection of autographs of great people like Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Sachin Tendulkar, Amitabh Bachan including several national and international personalities. About this particular habit he says, "I love to meet celebrities and collect their signatures. Though it is time consuming, for me it is like getting inspiration. Presently, he has a rich collection of various items. "Initially my family members used to get irritated by my habit since it is difficult to keep everything in a house. After seeing my craze and social recognition now my kids also help in preserving my collections".
BODY OF WORK
Apart from Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta he has written Shree Durga Sapt Satti in Sanskrit language, Sunderkand, Arti Sangrah and Shree Sai Sachcharitra (all 51 chapters, 308 pages, more than one lakh words). He has written a book on Mathematics, which is a juggle for most of mathematicians. He informs, "I am very fond of Mathematics, I have done a lot of work on Mathematics, like Points Design of Pyramid and Equations, work on Pascal Triangle, A new triangle 'AP Right Angled Triangle' in which I have introduced a new strange Table and formula for two digits and Number Nine." It is very interesting way to understand the complications of Mathematics. The book is going to be published in the future," he adds.
FUTURE PLANS
Since his hand-written Bhagwad Geeta is to be adopted by Krishna museum of Kurukshetra University, he is feeling proud of the achievement. He accepts, "It is a fact that no one is going to read this holy book in front of a mirror but I have great satisfaction by writing an image of those great holy words and compiling them into a complete granth. I will continue with this writing and in the future write more holy books". "People often ask me what would I do with these strange collections. I simply prove my point by organizing several exhibitions in various schools of Ghaziabad and Noida. My works and collections are informative for students and I have received so many invitations from schools and museums. So far as awards are concerned I never do anything for the sake of any awards or remuneration. Though I have various recognitions and awards I don't like to mention them since I have a noble mission to preserve things for the future generation," he concludes
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NTC ALL SET TO SPIN A NEW SUCCESS THROUGH NEW CORPORATE IDENTITY - NEW LOGO
NATIONAL TEXTILE CORPORATION LIMITED
Core-IV, 7, Lodi Road,New Delhi- 110003.
UNION COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND TEXTILE MINISTER ANAND SHARMA UNVEILS NEW CORPORATE LOGO OF NATIONAL TEXTILE CORPORATION (NTC)
NTC ALL SET TO SPIN A NEW SUCCESS THROUGH NEW CORPORATE IDENTITY.
TWO NEWLOOK RETAIL STORES OF NTC ALSO LAUNCHED VIA SATELLITE IN NEW DELHI AND COIMBATORE
New Delhi -- December 24, 2011 -- Union Minister for Commerce, Industry and Textiles Anand Sharma today unveiled a new corporate logo reflecting the new face of the State- owned National Textile Corporation (NTC) at a glittering function held here late last evening.
“Government is committed to make National Textile Corporation (NTC), a world-class eco-friendly integrated textile company and flag bearer of the sector. Ongoing revival-cum-modernization steps and new corporate and brand identity launch by the NTC aimed at this goal.” said Mr. Anand Sharma, speaking on the occasion.
"The NTC is a key player in the textile sector and its recent moves will definitely transform it into an integrated company capable of addressing the clothing needs of the nation.The NTC has made a turn-around within a short span to emerge as a debt-free company with a highly competitive revival strategy. The government and private sectors should work closely in the country's interest”, the Minister added.
Mr. Anand Sharma also launched two new look retail stores of NTC, one in New Delhi and another in Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu via satellite link up. This is part of revamping of NTC‘s 93 stores to reflect new face of NTC across the country. The Two newly revamped showrooms were showcased to the assembled guests and media members during the launch event.
“Union Government has launched a number of schemes such as Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS), Scheme for Integrated Textile Parks (SITP) and various measures for the Powerloom, Handloom, Handicrafts, Silk and Wool sectors for the overall development of the textile sector and welfare of the weavers and artisans. The revamp and modernisation steps taken by NTC in the recent past in view of the changing times and consumer aspirations of modern India will help instilling confidence in the minds of all stakeholders” said Ms. Rita Menon, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, speaking on the occasion.
“The new corporate logo of NTC reflects the new face of NTC to the world. It has been designed as free flowing fabrics that makes the logo. It is in league with the new aspirations and above all it reflects the changing aspirations of India. Apart from rebranding, NTC has also developed a new marketing and corporate strategy that includes revamping of all NTC stores across the country and setting up new stores,” said Mr. K. Ramachandran Pillai, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, NTC, while speaking on the occasion.
“The internal marketing programme to employees and key customers includes undertaking a complete programme to bring the new vision and culture to its employees. Respective mill managers would be conducting a smaller unveiling ceremony of the new logo along with the NTC anthem at all the mills. Apart from this, all employees would be given a small commemorative badge of the new Logo. A poster campaign is being envisaged to bring the employees closer to the new face of NTC. The organisations anthem is also being converted into a ringtone to enable all employees to keep it as the ringtone of their mobile phones,” added Mr Pillai.
About NTC
The National Textile Corporation Limited (NTC) is a Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. Incorporated in April, 1968, NTC has modernized 22 mills and is in the process of setting up 3 Composite Textile Units. NTC has been catering to the textile requirements of various Ministries, Central and State Governments, Public Sector Undertakings, among others for so many years.
NTC is the proud owner of successful brands like Finlays, Entyce and RAASA. It retails these products through 86 company-owned retail showrooms. In the initial phase, it plans to renovate its present stores which are already operational. This figure is all set to go up to 300 showrooms in the next 5 years. With 24 mills powered by state-of-the-art equipment and over 9,000 dedicated employees, NTC is all set to transform itself into a world-class, eco-friendly, integrated textile company.
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CAPTION: Union Minister for Commerce, Industry & Textiles Anand Sharma (Centre) launching the new corporate LOGO of National Textiles Corporation (NTC) also in the pictures are Secretary Textiles Rita Menon and NTC -CMD K. Ramachandran Pillai.
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Press Release: KAL KA INDIA
December 23, 2011. Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater NOIDA.
BIMTECH organized a very mesmerizing play on the ancient art form ‘Bhagat’. The title of the play was “Kal Ka India”. This 400 year old art form originated from the ancient city of Agra which is now a dying form. Some of the artists are still working hard to keep this at form alive in today’s world of modernization.
The Chief Guest for the event was Sh. Shashi Shekhar, Group Editor, Hindustan and the Guest of Honour was Dr. P. K. Gupta, Chancellor, Sharda University, Greater NOIDA. “Kal Ka India was organized with the help of India Centre for Public Policy, in association with Majlis, the debating & theatre society of BIMTECH. The performance of the play was done by artists of “Rangeela Group” who performed this art form at many venues before. The play was held at the activity plaza of the college in the evening amidst cold weather and cool breeze!! But the show was so mesmerizing that none of the guests or audience members attention deferred from it.
‘Bhagat’ involves use of musical instruments and songs sung by trained artists to narrate a story with some message in it. Small children were singing songs and playing different characters of the story. There are no dialogues as such as these musicals are itself dialogues of the artists who are performing the play.
The basic theme or idea of the play was to show how the youth, which is the future of the country, is spoiling itself due to modernization. The story depicted a family whose patriarch died of cancer and his widowed wife wants to donate a part of their land to the authorities to construct
The play was a success and received lots of accolades of the audience as well as the guests who attended the event.
Thankyou for your cooperation,
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Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater NOIDA
Somendra Sahai (8010757958)
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NTC ALL SET TO SPIN A NEW SUCCESS THROUGH NEW CORPORATE IDENTITY - NEW LOGO
NATIONAL TEXTILE CORPORATION LIMITED
Core-IV, 7, Lodi Road,New Delhi- 110003.
UNION COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND TEXTILE MINISTER ANAND SHARMA UNVEILS NEW CORPORATE LOGO OF NATIONAL TEXTILE CORPORATION (NTC)
NTC ALL SET TO SPIN A NEW SUCCESS THROUGH NEW CORPORATE IDENTITY.
TWO NEWLOOK RETAIL STORES OF NTC ALSO LAUNCHED VIA SATELLITE IN NEW DELHI AND COIMBATORE
New Delhi -- December 23, 2011 -- Union Minister for Commerce, Industry and Textiles Anand Sharma today unveiled a new corporate logo reflecting the new face of the State- owned National Textile Corporation (NTC) at a glittering function held here today.
“Government is committed to make National Textile Corporation (NTC), a world-class eco-friendly integrated textile company and flag bearer of the sector. Ongoing revival-cum-modernization steps and new corporate and brand identity launch by the NTC aimed at this goal.” said Mr. Anand Sharma, speaking on the occasion.
"The NTC is a key player in the textile sector and its recent moves will definitely transform it into an integrated company capable of addressing the clothing needs of the nation.The NTC has made a turn-around within a short span to emerge as a debt-free company with a highly competitive revival strategy. The government and private sectors should work closely in the country's interest”, the Minister added.
Mr. Anand Sharma also launched two new look retail stores of NTC, one in New Delhi and another in Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu via satellite link up. This is part of revamping of NTC‘s 93 stores to reflect new face of NTC across the country. The Two newly revamped showrooms were showcased to the assembled guests and media members during the launch event.
“Union Government has launched a number of schemes such as Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS), Scheme for Integrated Textile Parks (SITP) and various measures for the Powerloom, Handloom, Handicrafts, Silk and Wool sectors for the overall development of the textile sector and welfare of the weavers and artisans. The revamp and modernisation steps taken by NTC in the recent past in view of the changing times and consumer aspirations of modern India will help instilling confidence in the minds of all stakeholders” said Ms. Rita Menon, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, speaking on the occasion.
“The new corporate logo of NTC reflects the new face of NTC to the world. It has been designed as free flowing fabrics that makes the logo. It is in league with the new aspirations and above all it reflects the changing aspirations of India. Apart from rebranding, NTC has also developed a new marketing and corporate strategy that includes revamping of all NTC stores across the country and setting up new stores,” said Mr. K. Ramachandran Pillai, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, NTC, while speaking on the occasion.
“The internal marketing programme to employees and key customers includes undertaking a complete programme to bring the new vision and culture to its employees. Respective mill managers would be conducting a smaller unveiling ceremony of the new logo along with the NTC anthem at all the mills. Apart from this, all employees would be given a small commemorative badge of the new Logo. A poster campaign is being envisaged to bring the employees closer to the new face of NTC. The organisations anthem is also being converted into a ringtone to enable all employees to keep it as the ringtone of their mobile phones,” added Mr Pillai.
About NTC
The National Textile Corporation Limited (NTC) is a Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. Incorporated in April, 1968, NTC has modernized 22 mills and is in the process of setting up 3 Composite Textile Units. NTC has been catering to the textile requirements of various Ministries, Central and State Governments, Public Sector Undertakings, among others for so many years.
NTC is the proud owner of successful brands like Finlays, Entyce and RAASA. It retails these products through 86 company-owned retail showrooms. In the initial phase, it plans to renovate its present stores which are already operational. This figure is all set to go up to 300 showrooms in the next 5 years. With 24 mills powered by state-of-the-art equipment and over 9,000 dedicated employees, NTC is all set to transform itself into a world-class, eco-friendly, integrated textile company.
RSVP Director Marketing NTC, 011- 24362592
& B.B. Sharma 9810945839 & V.K.Arora 09811153833
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We are pleased to inform you that Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater NOIDA is organizing a play based on the 400 year old art form 'Bhagat'. This is an art from the ancient city of Agra and will be performed here in a small play arranged by the students of the "Sustainable Development & Planning" program. Trained actors from outside will perform at this event. The title of the play is "Kal ka India".
Shri Shashi Shekhar, Group Editor, Hindustan will be the Chief Guest while Dr. P.K. Gupta, Chancellor, Sharda University will be the guest of honour at this great event.
The event will start at 6.00 p.m. on December 23, 2011.
We would be pleased to have you at this cultural marvel which we are sure will be a mesmerizing experience for you.
Thank you.
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Birla Institute of Management and Technology
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Report of 2nd Women Entrepreneurship Conference by iBA Greatr Noida
2nd Women Entrepreneurship Conference
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“Women Entrepreneurship: Unplugged!!”
15th December, 2011 at Lok Kala Manch, New Delhi
Indus Business Academy (IBA), Greater Noida in association with Delhi Management Association (DMA), New Delhi organized the 2nd Women Entrepreneurship Conference on “Women Entrepreneurship: Unplugged!!” on 15th December 2011, at Lok Kala Manch, New Delhi.
This one of its kind conference focused on several issues pertaining to women entrepreneurship including social, technical and psychological aspect. These agendas were further highlighted and supplemented by the success stories and learning experiences of both renowned and the unsung heroines.
Rightly deserved and recognized by United Nation, the second decade of 21st Century (2010-2020) belongs to women leadership in all sphere of society be it political, governmental, educational, economical and successful entrepreneurship. The conference extended one more step towards the realization of these ideas. This one day conference focused the spotlight on female entrepreneurial success and created an atmosphere where women could connect with one another, share best practices, build business opportunities and recognize female influence in emerging business scenario in the country.
The conference started off with the inaugural session which was followed by three distinctive themes focusing on exclusive dimensions of entrepreneurship, viz. ‘emerging business opportunities for women’, ‘funding mantras for starting up the business’ and finally, ‘various cost effective ways to create brand and sales leads’.
The inaugural session started off with the welcome address by Mrs. Neena Malhotra, President, FICCI Ladies Organization (FLO). This was followed by conference overview presented by Prof. Manas Garai, Professor, Marketing & Convener, Incubation Centre, Indus Business Academy, Greater Noida. The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Rajnee Aggarwal, President, Federation of Indian Women Entrepreneurs (FIWE), where she focused on the “importance and significance of women entrepreneurship which is immense and multifaceted because it is not only limited to ‘independent’ and ‘empowerment’ of the women but also leads to prosperity of family, society and the nation as a whole. Despite having such importance, women entrepreneurship is still full of dichotomy – ‘family vs. job’, ‘safe & salaried job vs. small business, ‘logic vs. intuition’.”
Guest of Honor, Mr. K.G. Alai, Chief General Manager, & Head - Northern Region, SIDBI shared about the various schemes offered by SIDBI to women entrepreneurs for starting up their business. The Chief Guest, Mr. Arvind Chandran, Joint Commissioner, Industries, Govt. of NCT Delhi, finally blessed all the participants and discussed about the different facilities provided by the government to the women entrepreneurs.
The second session was based on “Emerging Business Opportunities for Women” chaired by Ms Ester Martinez, Co-Founder & Managing Partner, People Matters. Other renowned speakers were Ms Meenu Vadera, Founder & Director, Sakha Cabs (Delhi’s first ladies cab for women), Ms Shailja Dutt, Founder & MD, Steller Search and Selection, Ms Sairee Chahal, CEO, Fleximoms, Ms Bertha Cooper Rousseau, Managing Partner, R&C Law, Bahamas, Dr. Shikha Sharma, Founder Managing Director, Dr. Shikha’s Nutrihealth Systems Pvt. Ltd. This session enlightened on the new and creative as well as emerging business opportunities for women. These successful ladies also shared their entrepreneurial journey and their success stories with the audience.
The next session on “Funding Mantras” discussed the financial issues involved in women entrepreneurship and was chaired by Mr. Raj K Pathak, CEO, Yuvaudhyami.com.The other panelist were Ms Alaknanda Kumar, MD, Kumar Agro Foods Pvt. Ltd., Mr. D.S. Tripathi, General Manager, Union Bank of India, Mr. R.K. Das, General Manager, SIDBI and Mr. Sandeep Sinha, Managing Partner, Lumis Partners. These speakers shared their view on “various funding options” available to start the business and the special schemes provided by SIDBI and other Banks to the women entrepreneurs. Ms Kumar also shared her entrepreneurial journey with the participants.
The final session on “Cost Effective Ways to Create Brand and Sales Leads” highlighted the latest cost effective ways like social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin etc. being useful to generate business leads and increasing sales. The session was moderated by Dr. Neena Sinha, Professor, GGS IP University and the other panelists were Ms Pooja Kumar, CEO & Founder, SME Networks Pvt. Ltd., Ms Seema Giri, COO, Astrowix.com and Ms Sanjukta Basu, Founder & Director, Samyukta Media.
The conferences was very well received and appreciated by the 100+ delegates representing existing women entrepreneurs and wanna-be entrepreneurs from different backgrounds. The session finally concluded with the vote of thanks proposed by Dr. Ekta Saxena, Program Director, 2nd Women Entrepreneurship Conference and Head-Corporate Relations, Indus Business Academy.
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First Time A Tableau On Display Of Handicrafts A Part Of 63rd Republic Day Parade At Rajpath : Panabaaka Lakshmi
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First Time A Tableau On Display Of Handicrafts A Part Of 63rd Republic Day Parade At Rajpath : Panabaaka Lakshmi
New Delhi – December 21, 2011 – Union Minister of State for Textiles Panabaaka Lakshmi today presented 103 awards to handicraft exporters for their outstanding performance during the years 2009-10 and 2010-11 at a colourful ceremony at the 18th Export Award Function, organized by the Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) here last night.
While presenting the Awards, the Minister said that the system of export awards is a conduit not only for increasing exports but very importantly alleviating poverty and uplifting economically backward classes, generating employment and earning foreign exchange and encouraging tourism. The Ministry of Textiles is behind the Handicrafts Sector to provide full support in terms of policy, initiatives and incentives.
She lauded the efforts of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) and EPCH for developing awareness amongst the exporting community on various system and procedures prevalent in the world market particularly relating to compliances i.e. statutory, social and environmental requirements of the international buying companies.
Ms. Lakshmi also informed that EPCH and National Centre for Design and Product Development (NCDPD) with their joint efforts will display for the first time a Tableau on Handicrafts during 63rd Republic Day Parade at Rajpath.
The Minister further said that to tap the unexplored market, recently EPCH organized live demonstration of craftspersons in Malaysia during Intexpo. Also a successful 4th Festival of India was organized in Argentina in Latin American Market.
Handicrafts is very important component of India’s export trade, its economy and social fabric. The fact that more than 70 lakh artisans and craft persons coming from economically and weaker strata of the society are employed by the handicraft exporting community is an indicator of the role played by handicrafts exports for the upliftment of the down trodden and in alleviation of poverty.
In fact, many more millions are also connected with the handicrafts business in various other processes like dyeing, processing, finishing, packaging, transportation etc. who earn their livelihood from the sector. The fact that Indian Handicrafts have regional linkages with ethnic, tradition, system, techniques, skills, religion and culture, these products do spread India’s rich culture in various parts of the world which inspires many tourists to visit India thereby generating tourism, she added.
Ms. Rita Menon, Secretary, Textiles, said that the Council is playing a very active role in increasing exports from the country by holding handicrafts festivals and Buyers and Sellers Meets in many countries.
In the recent India International Trade Fair, a special Handicrafts Theme Pavilion was set up with craftspersons and artisans giving live demonstration of products to get into the huge domestic market also. Some exporters were also accommodated with their products for sale during the fair.
Theme Pavilion got first prize at the IITF.
She expressed satisfaction that the handicraft sector back to the pre-recession period and registered a 20% growth last year and continue to go up in the current year also.
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) S.S. Gupta said that handicrafts is a huge market and India has abundance of raw material, skills and technology, still the exports is less than two per cent in the world market. New products, designs and technology should be used to increase India’s market share in the global market.
Mr Gupta stressed the need for creating a brand image and explore new markets for increasing the share. EPCH is one of the best councils and organizes handicrafts fairs in February and October where more than 4,000 foreign buyers visit and source their requirements.
M/S C.L. Gupta Exports Ltd. of Moradabad bagged the Top Export Award (All Handicrafts) for 2009-10 & 2010-11. Three Life-Time Achievement awards were also given on the occasion to Mr. Kailash Raj Tatiya from Jodhpur, Mr. Surinder Pal Ohri from Moradabad and Mr. Sri Chand Kwatra of Delhi for their outstanding contribution to the promotion of handicrafts exports over the years. Of the 103 awards, 48 companies received for 2009-10 and 55 for 2010-11.
Earlier in his welcome address, Mr. Arvind Vadhera, Chairman of EPCH, informed that to help handicrafts exporters undertaking aggressive marketing of their products, the Council has initiated a new exhibition in the NCR region of Delhi titled ‘Home Expo India – 2012’ which will be a three-in-one exhibition covering important growth sector of handicrafts like Furniture and Accessories, Fashion Jewellery and Accessories and Homeware and Houseware items.
The exports of handicrafts which were Rs 386 crore in 1986 have now reached Rs. 10,533.96 crore in 2010-11 which is indicative of positive and dynamic contribution made by the EPCH.
EPCH is a nodal agency under the aegis of Ministry of Textiles for promotion and export of handicrafts from India and projects India’s image abroad as a reliable supplier of high quality handicrafts. The Council also plays the role of an important catalyst between the producers, exporters, importers and government agencies.
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EPCH to honour 103 companies with Export Awards for 2009-11 on December 20
EPCH to honour 103 companies with Export Awards for 2009-11 on December 20
New Delhi – December 15, 2011 – Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) will honour 103 handicraft companies with trophies, awards and merit certificates from all parts of the country for their outstanding performance during 2009-10 and 2010-11 at the 18th Export Award Function to be held here on December 20, 2011.
Mr. Anand Sharma, Union Commerce & Industry and Textiles Minister, will distribute the awards at a colourful ceremony in which Minister of State for Textiles Smt. Panabaaka Lakshmi, Smt. Rita Menon, Secretary, Textiles, and Mr. S. S. Gupta, Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) alongwith leading luminaries of the handicrafts business, prominent personalities and representatives of diplomatic core will also grace the occasion.
Five types of awards are given to the exporters under 22 qualified product categories in addition to merit certificates, regional export awards, Life Time Achievement award and women entrepreneur award, which are decided by a committee headed by Additional Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles.
The export awards were instituted by EPCH in the year 1989 with the objective to create a sense of healthy competition within the exporting community to achieve more and more so that ultimately exports of handicrafts continue to grow year after year. The export awards over the years have shown very satisfactory results and, in fact, has been one of the major factors for the sustained and impressive growth of exports of handicrafts, informed Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Executive Director, Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH).
The export awards have become symbol of recognition amongst the exporters and has also become an important land mark of achievement for the importing community as by and large importing community prefers to source their requirement from an award winner. Export awards have also helped winning companies to do better and better in future and also inspire others to achieve similar recognition in future so that they also obtain a distinct identity, he added.
M/S C. L. Gupta Exports Ltd. of Moradabad is receiving Top Export Award (All Handicrafts) for 2009-10 & 2010-11.
The awards to 103 companies (48 for 2009-10 and 55 for 2010-11) from different States of the Country will be distributed for their export performance during the year 2009-10 & 2010-11. 39 exporters will be awarded trophies in various handicrafts product categories and 08 trophies be given to women entrepreneurs and 42 exporters will receive certificate of merit for excellent export growth. 11 exporters be given merit certificate on the basis of export performance on regional basis. The certificates of merits are given for excellence in export growth and for regional performance under different product categories, elaborated Mr. Rakesh Kumar.
Handicrafts is an important segment of the India’s export basket. The importance of Handicrafts is in three ways viz. promoting Indian heritage and culture, arts and crafts world wide and, thereby, encouraging tourism, generating foreign exchange through exports of various types of handicrafts, opening up of employment opportunities for the artisans and craft persons engaged in production of hand crafted products. Such artisans and craftpersons predominantly belong to economically weaker and socially backward section of the society.
The exports of handicrafts have been growing on an annual growth rate of 15-20% till 2008 when the exports declined due to recession in the world market. However, the exports started picking up at the rate of 14% during the last two years. In the first seven month of the current fiscal, the exports have grown at 21 per cent as compared to last year.
The exports of handicrafts which were Rs 386 crore in 1986 have now reached Rs. 10,533.96 crore in 2010-11 which is indicative of positive and dynamic contribution made by the EPCH.
EPCH is a nodal agency under the aegis of Ministry of Textiles for promotion and export of handicrafts from India and projects India’s image abroad as a reliable supplier of high quality handicrafts. It also undertakes many steps to facilitate production bases in the country in terms of technology, finishing, designs, packing etc. The Council also plays the role of an important catalyst between the producers, exporters, importers and government agencies.
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Exclusive Fashion Show on Accessories of Handcrafted Innovations in India : NCDPD
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Exclusive Fashion Show on Accessories of Handcrafted Innovations in India : NCDPD
New Delhi – December 13, 2011 -- An exclusive fashion show on accessories depicting the new era of handcrafted innovations in India, primarily focused on fashion trends and contemporary designs in Indian fashion jewelry and accessories, is being organized at Dilli Haat tomorrow.
The fashion show will create awareness for the Indian handcrafted accessories, needlecraft on textiles and hand embellishments and its application on modern usage through a global green fashion movement. The accessories and other products to be displayed at the show are green products as they use zero or less electricity because work is mostly done by hand not by machines. The conceptual collection has been designed keeping in mind the buyers and the forecasts of the forthcoming seasons.
The show offers an extensive preview of major handicraft categories including needle-crafted embellishments on textiles, bags, belts, stoles/ shawls, footwear and jewelry. The products have been given innovative designs while preserving the heritage of the Indian crafts.
The first of its kind fashion show is being organized at the initiation of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India and is conceived and implemented by National Centre for Design & Product Development (NCDPD) in association with Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH).
The show will comprise of 8 segments or themes: Heritage, evolution, industry, innovation, refinement, dynamics, momentum and energy.
The fashion show of accessories aims to promote and create awareness of Indian handmade crafts among potential buyers; to increase market share of Indian handicrafts in the foreign countries; to facilitate test marketing of products and market research; to bring together buyers and showcase the products to them; to promote exports of Indian handicrafts; and to educate the Indian fashion industry and handicraft designers about the trends in the international markets.
During the fashion show, the Trends Book and CD on Indian Fashion Jewelry and Accessories, designed, developed and conceived by NCDPD will be released by Tmt. Panabaaka Lakshmi, Minister of State for Textiles, Govt. of India.
The Trends Book and CD comprises of the latest worldwide design trends and forecasts in fashion jewelry and accessories. With the help of this book, craft persons and exporters can explore new ideas, products and designs and customize them to market requirements. Release of this book is a step towards development of new design skills and research and development in the handicrafts industry.
For any further information please contact Manasi Mishra, NCDPD at: 26821262 or manasimishra@gmail.com
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2nd Women Entrepreneurship Conference - Delhi, 15th December
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Delhi Management Association (DMA), Delhi in collaboration with Indus Business Academy (IBA), Greater Noida is organizing “2nd Women Entrepreneurship Conference” on Thursday, 15th December, 2011 at Lok Kala Manch, Lodhi Road, New Delhi during which renowned Women Entrepreneurs and Government officials will share their experiences and brain storm on the theme “Women Entrepreneurship: Unplugged !!”.
The emergence of women entrepreneurs and their contribution to the national economy is quite visible in India. The number of women entrepreneurs has grown over a period of time, especially in the 1990s. While women entrepreneurs have demonstrated their potential, the fact remains that they are capable of contributing much more than what they already are. In order to harness their potential and for their continued growth and development, it is necessary to formulate appropriate strategies for stimulating, supporting and sustaining their efforts in this direction. Such a strategy needs to be in congruence with field realities, and should especially take cognizance of the problems women entrepreneurs face within the current system.
The one day conference hopes to spotlight female entrepreneurial success and create an atmosphere where women can connect with one another, share best practices, build business opportunities and recognize female influence in emerging business scenario in the country.
The Program Director of the “2nd Women Entrepreneurship Conference” is Dr. Ekta Saxena, Head, Corporate Relations, Indus Business Academy, Greater Noida & Member, Managing Committee, DMA.
Please join us at “2nd Women Entrepreneurship Conference” and do call and/or e-mail your participation/nomination/confirmation to Dr. Ekta Saxena on 9911941090 and e mail on womenconclave@gmail.com & drektasaxena@gmail.com
Kindly attend the conference and grace the occasion with your kind presence. For any query feel free to contact.
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DSWAI TEAM RAIDS QUACKS IN MODINAGAR
DSWAI TEAM RAIDS QUACKS IN MODINAGAR
A team consisting members of Dental Students Welfare Association of INDIA (DSWAI) raided the Quacks in Modinagar. Around 4 PM a team of ten members lead by Robin Malik National Secretary, Dental Students Welfare Associartion of INDIA (DSWAI) raided two Quacks in the city i.e.: 1) Dev Dental 2) Arya Dental.
Notices were served to both the Quacks with a appeal to STOP practice with in 7 days and with a warning for a Legal Action if not STOPED practice within next 7 days.
Copy of the notices will also be sent to Director General Health Services Uttar Pradesh, CMO, S.P. and DM of Ghaziabad Dist.
TIMES OF INDIA will be the official Media Partner for this campaign of DSWAI. And soon the raids will also be conducted in other parts of the Nation.
Team Members who raided includes: Robin Malik (National Secretary, DSWAI)
Akhilesh Tripathi (Joint-Secretary, DSWAI U.P.)
Awaise Ahmed (College Representative DSWAI for IDST Dental College)
Neel Rattan Sinha
Paritosh Singh
Sudheer Patel,
Krishna Kumar
Tarun Gaur
Sandeep Gupta
Rahul Shrivastva
With Regards,
Robin Malik
Secretary,
Dental Students Welfare Association Of INDIA
Email: robin143in@gmail.com
Web: www.dswai.org
Mobile: +919719412866
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Fashion Show on Indian Accessories and Jewelry| Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) and NCDPD
Fashion Accessories Show: Magic of Gifted Hands
The New Era of Handcrafted Innovations in India
An exclusive fashion show on accessories, depicting the new era of handcrafted innovations in India is being organized at Dilli Haat, on 14th December, 2011, at 7:15 PM. The show is primarily focused on fashion trends and contemporary designs in Indian fashion jewelry and accessories. The fashion show will create awareness for the Indian handcrafted accessories, needlecraft on textiles and hand embellishments and its application on modern usage through a global green fashion movement. The accessories and other products displayed at the show are green products as they use zero or less electricity because work is mostly done by hand not by machines. The conceptual collection has been designed keeping in mind the buyers and the forecasts of the forthcoming seasons.
The show offers an extensive preview of major handicraft categories including needle-crafted embellishments on textiles, bags, belts, stoles/ shawls, footwear and jewelry. The products have been given innovative designs while preserving the heritage of the Indian crafts. The show will comprise of 8 segments or themes: Heritage, evolution, industry, innovation, refinement, dynamics, momentum and energy.
The accessories fashion show aims:
· to promote and create awareness of Indian handmade crafts among potential buyers;
· to increase market share of Indian handicrafts in the foreign countries;
· to facilitate test marketing of products and market research;
· to bring together buyers and showcase the products to them;
· to promote exports of Indian handicrafts; and
· to educate the Indian fashion industry and handicraft designers about the trends in the international markets.
Release of Trends Book and CD
During the fashion show, the Trends Book and CD on Indian Fashion Jewelry and Accessories, designed, developed and conceived by National Centre for Design & Product Development (NCDPD) will be released by Tmt. Panabaaka Lakshmi, Minister of State for Textiles, Govt. of India. The Trends Book and CD comprises of the latest worldwide design trends and forecasts in fashion jewelry and accessories. With the help of this book, craft persons and exporters can explore new ideas, products and designs and customize them to market requirements. Release of this book is a step towards development of new design skills and research and development in the handicrafts industry.
The first of its kind fashion show is being organized at the initiation of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India and is conceived and implemented by NCDPD in association with EPCH.
For any further information please contact Manasi Mishra, NCDPD at: 26821262 or manasimishra@gmail.com
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National Centre for Design and Product Development
43, Okhla Industrial Estate-III New Delhi-20
Tel:+91-11-26821262 / 26821265 Fax: +91-11-26821260
Email: ncdpd@ncdpd.com Web: www.ncdpd.com, www.handicraftdesignbank.com, www.bcdi.com
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SuperChef2.0 at BIMTECH
Press-Release: Superchef2.0
Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH)- Noida organized a cooking competition season-2 named as SuperChef-2.0 to discover the talented cooks amongst some of the best managers of the country. The judges for the event were famous personalities like Master Chef Mohan Chand - Hotel Radisson Noida and Sr. Sous Chef Nikhil Rastogi - Radisson Blu Ghaziabad. The event was enjoyed by both the faculty and the students on campus, enjoying the scrumptous dishes cooked by them. The rules of the event were such that dishes had to be purely vegetarian, cost effective, nutritious and prepared in thirty minutes. The competition overall not only promoted the zeal to go vegetarian but also tested the skills of the participats for optimum utilization of rescources with them. The winners of the event were Anamika Tarway & Vignesh Venugopal of PGDM second year who prepared a yummy 'Pittha', whereas Raghav Jain & Mohit Agarwal of Insurance Business Management first year who prepared 'Semia-piazza' bagged the second prize. 'Sprouts Veg Pessarattu' prepared by Ramya R & Rashi of second year bagged the third prize. Besides there were prizes awarded for Yummiest dish to Rohit Patel & Rohit Khanna; cleanest workstation to Anshul Kumar & Ankita Bansal; best presentation to Dibyanshu Pandey & Garima Khatri. The dishes prepared by them were Cheeze Dabeli, Paneer Capsicum Cutlets and Corn Methi Kabab respectively. The event was well appreciated and enjoyed by the judges as well. Last but not the least, the fun during prepapration of dishes and the excitement to taste the yummy food was enjoyed by both the participants as well as the audience presented there.
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Convocation Ceremony of 15th Batch of Ishan Institute of Management & Technology, Greater Noida held on 4.12.2011
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Convocation Ceremony of 15th Batch of Ishan Institute of Management & Technology, Greater Noida held on 4.12.2011
Date: 4.12.11
Convocation Ceremony of 15th Batch of Management students of Ishan Institute of Management and Technology, Greater Noida was organized on 4th December, 2011.
Before this, MahaYagya - Hawan based on Rigveda was started was organized which was started on 29th November,11 and was completed on 4th Dec. 2011 morning by ‘Purnahuti’ under the guidance of Acharya – Chaitanya Muniji and Mata Satya Priya and Acharya Gayitri of Arya Kanya Gurukul, Hathras.
On this Occasion of convocation, Sh. Rakesh Kumar, C.M.D. of India Expo Mart, Greater Noida was the Chief Guest and Sh. Shantanu Sen, O.S.D. to Lt. Governor of Delhi , Sh. S.B. Jain, the Chancellor of Arni University, Himachal Pradesh, Dr. Jainendra Kr. Acharya, Principal, Arya Gurukul, Noida, Sh. J.S. Verma, Former Ambassador of Kazakistan, Dr. V.S. Chauhan, CMD, Prakash Hospital, Noida were the Guests of Honour.
Convocation was started by lightening of lamp by the Chief Guest Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Chairman of the Institute, Dr. D.K. Garg, Gen. Secretary of the institute - Er. O.P. Agarwal and the Guests of Honours. After that, Vedic Kanyas of Arya Gurukul, Hathras cited Ved Mantras for success of students.
On this occasion, Chairman Dr. D.K. Garg said students are eligible for work in corporate house after receiving degree but if one should become successful in the life then one should carry all qualities of good manager and possess good qualities of human being. Students should do service to their parents. They are god for the son or daughter. Every one should believe in Karma Puja. If employer is in problem, good employees has duty to stand with employer to solve the problems. Then they will rise in life and will get respect
The chief guest, Mr. Rakesh Kumar said that theoretical knowledge has never been instrumental for succeeding in a competitive business environment. We must plan and act according to situation through applying common sense. He said that in the morning he attended the Hawan Ceremony. He expressed that he was wondered to see the culture of Ishan Institute. Here, students are getting management education with spiritual knowledge. Students should work hard with honesty, sincerity and keep positive attitude in life.
A digital DVD on Samveda was also launched by the Institute which is the world’s first Digital DVD on Samveda. With the help of this DVD even a Common man can do Hawan at home. On this occasion, Rs. 31000/- was donated to Arya Gurukul, Noida & Rs. 11000/- to Rashtriya Arya Yuwa Parishad, Delhi. Convocation was ended with National Anthem
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National Symposium on Marketing the Youth Prospects and Challenges
Press Release
The National Symposium on Marketing to the Youth Prospects and challenges, was conveyed by Galgotias Business School on the 3rd December 2011 at the Galgotias Auditorium.
Prof. Kamaljit Sodhi welcomed the Chief Guest & Guest of Honour and shared her views on youth marketing which set youth is not about age any longer but more about being young in the mind, youth is an attitude. Young and old alike are having similar tastes and thatis posing a huge challenge to the marketer.
Director GBS, Prof. Renu Luthra gave the welcome address and talked about the differences in the gen X and the boomers and about how the youth have become courageous and have the ability to take risks. Although according to the Indian values, youth respect the elders they do what their heart want.
The chief guest of the symposium was Mr. Kishore Chakraborthy, who gave us some very deep insight into the psychology of the youth how they are faced with choices. He discussed how the gender roles are changing. Youth are trying to be self reliant and how they are become a parent to themselves
Mr. Kunal Arora, National Head, Hangama was the guest of honour and discussed about how the youth consumer is evolving and how brand Anna Hazare a creation the youth and digital technology.
The first technical session was chaired by Prof, Ajay Bansal and speakers at the session were Mr. Shikhar Mohan of HCL and Mr. Ajay Shah, GM, JK Tyres, The speeches threw light on how their brands are being redefined by youth and how their cost are gearing up to the engage with the consumer.
The second technical session was chaired by Prof. Tuhin Chattopadhyay and speakers at the session were Mr. Pankaj, GM, Malayam Manorama & Ms. Deepti, Sr. Manager, Hungama.com, Both the speakers focused on the online model & how digital is changing the face of how marketers are connecting with their audiences and using technology to find new way to distribute the products. The youth are spending more and more time on the internet and marketers need to track changing social behavior.
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Comfortable and Easy Relocation in Gurgaon
The work of shifting process brings lots of unbearable situations that create lots of trouble in human’s life. Every people want to shift their goods safely to the new place at the desired time. But people are unable to do the complete work on time as they have to do their other personal works also. At that time they need assistance of some experts who complete their work properly and swiftly. So, don’t take tension as several packing and moving companies are working in the market to make your resettlement easier and smoother. They offer you several services as per your demand and requirements. When these moving companies are available to do the full work properly then the customers are free to do their other personal works.
The packing and moving companies have team of talented and skilled workers who never distress their clients while working. Their workers have all the important knowledge that is required to complete the resettlement task appropriately. The manager of the workers commands them perfectly that they do the fantastic work to achieve the resettlement goal. The workers have to work under certain rules and regulations without any sort of blunder. They handle each and every situation suitably and calmly in a coordinated manner. The companies trust a lot on the capability of their workers as they only select the skilled and experienced people who work fantastically.
The workers of packing and moving companies do the full work of resettlement such as packing & unpacking, loading & unloading, moving & rearrangement, etc. All these are some common works that are completed by the capable employees of the moving agencies. Out of all above works, the most important work that is necessary to be done in a secure way is of packing. It protects all the precious goods during loading and unloading. So, the moving agencies use the top quality packing materials such as sticky tapes, gum, bubble wrap sheet, cartoons, jerk resistance, wrapping sheets, strong containers, foam sheets, wooden crates, corrugated cardboard roll, thermocol sheets, etc. Packers Movers in Gurgaon are one of the superlative companies that use all these required materials for the security of your valuable belongings.
Movers’ packers Gurgaon based companies offer all important services of relocation at very economical rate without affecting the client’s pocket. With their important services they also provide some other allied services that are essential for the simpler move. So, just make a call if you want their assistance for the comfortable and easy relocation.
Please visit the site http://www.packersmovers-gurgaon.com/
Contact Person: - Dipesh Kumar
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Rangoli and Art & Craft Competition organized by Radha Govind College, Greater Noida.
Radha Govind College of Education
Greater Noida
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Rangoli and Art & Craft Competition organized by Radha Govind College, Greater Noida.
Today on 2nd December 2011 Radha Govind College organized Rangoli and Art & Craft Competition. The guests of occasion were Mr. R.S.Mathur, Former Chief Secretary (U.P.), Mr. Kamal Krishna Sinha, Former Chief Secretary (Assam Cadre) and Mr. Manoj Sinha, HR- Head LG –Electronics India.
All the students of Radha Govind College Participated in the competition & shown their vivid expertise in Art & Craft & Rangoli.
They presented on the current issues like Environmental Pollution, Conservation of Heritage and Historical Monument of India through Rangoli Competition.
These types of events developed the Leadership Skill, Thinking Quotient and development of Team Spirit among the students.
On this occasion Principal of RGC Dr. Neelam Sinha, offered welcome to the guests. While addressing students on this occasion Chief Guest enlighten the student with their glorious words and rich experiences and he said that these types of functional activities are leading to the overall development of students.
During his speech he encouraged the upcoming institution for organizing cultural events so that student could develop their Ethical & Moral values.
Secretary RGC, Dr. V.P.Singh boosted the Morale of students and wished them for their successful and bright future.
Director RGC Dr. Himanshu Rana congratulated the students, faculty and staff on the successful completion of the event.
Vote of thanks was given by Registrar RGC Mr. Sukhvinder Singh.
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HANDICRAFTS EXPORTERS TO PARTICIPATE IN 10-DAY FESTIVAL OF INDIA FROM DECEMBER 3 IN ARGENTINA : EPCH
New Delhi –December 01, 2011 -- Indian Handicrafts exporters will be participating in the 10-day-long Festival of India at Buenos Aires in Argentina beginning from December 3, 2011 under the aegis of the Indian Embassy, other Ministries and Departments of Government of India.
Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Executive Director, Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) informed that EPCH will be putting up an exclusive exhibition of Indian handicrafts covering the entire range of hand printed and hand woven textiles, ready to wear, made ups, fashion jewellery and accessories, artware, giftware, decorative requirements in various types of items for Christmas celebrations, curios and give away.
The exhibition of the Indian Handicrafts to be held at Borges Cultural Centre, Argentina, in which a total of 32 participants will be displaying their product at this exhibition. In addition to this, six master crafts persons from India will be giving a live demonstration of Block Printing, Tarakashi, Bangle making, paintings, Pat Chitra of Orissa and Silk weaving from Varanasi.
Development Commissioner ( Handicrafts) is sponsoring these craft persons and artisans under the overall coordination of EPCH.
The Handicrafts exports to Argentina form only 2% of India’s total exports. Despite this low percentage, the trend of export has been increasing during the last few years. India has been participating in exhibitions in Argentina for the last few years which has helped in developing awareness about Indian artistry, varied range of eco-friendly handicrafts, good quality and competitive prices.
“Argentina is an emerging market for India and it is expected that this display of handicrafts in the overall Festival of India will further give impetus to the efforts of EPCH in boosting exports of Handicrafts to this region”, according to Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Executive Director of the Council.
The Festival of India has different components like Tourism promotion, seminars on business subjects, demonstration and lecture on Indian medicines, health and well being. A food festival is also planned to promote Indian flavours, aromas and delicacies. It will have another important attraction of cultural dance performances besides film festival. Department of culture, tourism, medicines and ICCR etc. have been involved very actively and it is expected that as a culmination of this festival, there will be spurt in tourism and exports besides exchange of various aspects of social, cultural, economic and sports etc., said Mr. Rakesh Kumar.
Argentinean economy has not only been growing but also has been very stable in the recent past and living standards have been on rise and consumer patterns particularly related to lifestyles has been changing very fast resulting in growing demand for lifestyles consumer products. Since, Indian handicrafts forms an important segment of lifestyles consumer products, there is good potential for increasing India’s share in total exports to Argentina in near future.
EPCH is a nodal agency under the aegis of Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, for promotion and export of handicrafts from India and projects India’s image abroad as a reliable supplier of high quality handicrafts.
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BIMTECH-International Conference on Management Cases
Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) in association with The School of Public Policy, George Mason University, Arlington,Virginia, USA inaugurated International Conference on Management Cases (ICMC) - 2011 on 01/ December/ 2011. It is a two days conference discussing research/teaching cases on various facets of management. These were based on primary and secondary data, scholarship, field studies, empirical data, or significant experience of learning. There were paper presentations done by various, research scholars, consultants, professionals, civil servants, self employed entrepreneurs, and social activists. The cases were in variety of nature of various topics Accounting & Finance, Corporate Governance, Societal expectations, Financial inclusions, Comparative studies (industry sectors, products, locations, geographic, demographic), diasporic communities and ethnic minority groups, entrepreneurship, globalization, developing economies, human resource management, organization development, knowledge management, management interventions or organization experiences, management science, management decision making, marketing, NGO & NPO, operations & logistics, supply chain management, public sector management, strategy, appreciative intelligence, technology marketing, tourism and hospitality.
The conference was inaugurated in Indian style with a Saraswati Vandana and lighting of the holy lamp. Present on the stage were present Mr. A.C. Chaturvedi, Mr. Sugata Ghosh, Mr. Tojo Thatchenkery, Mr. G.D.Sardana, and Dr. H.Chaturvedi as co-chairpersons for the conference. Dr. H.Chaturvedi, Director, BIMTECH welcomed the chief guest Mr. A.C. Chaturvedi, CKO, NTPC and other guests from various locations of the world. In his welcome address Dr. Chaturvedi said that there are two different India living on the same land, India & Bharat, to connote the urban and rural India. He said that the effluent live in India and poor live in Bharat. He expressed a hope that the management cases discussed during the conference might provide a solution to bridge a gap between India and Bharat.
Prof. G.D.Sardana, co- chairperson of the ICMC-2011 Conference, briefed everyone in the audience about the conference. The Guest of Honor, Mr. Sugata Ghosh talked about how duplicate books are affecting the publishing business. Mr. A.C.Chaturvedi talked on the importance of management cases for students and the faculty. Mr. Tojo Thatchenkery, Professor, George Mason University and Co-chairperson ICMC-2011 conveyed the vote of thanks.
At the end of the inaugural ceremony two books were released, one based on Sustainability & the other onPositive Thinking.
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Zee News Presents 'My Earth, My Duty' Award to Brahma Kumaris in Delhi
Dear divine Brother & Sister
India’s biggest climate campaign – 'Zee News My Earth My Duty' – was celebrated at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on 24th November 2011 in New Delhi. The celebration witnessed the country’s first Eco- Friendly concert and My Earth My Duty Samman. The celebration was aimed at creating awareness about global warming and its serious impact on mankind.
The samman is a form of recognition and acknowledgement of the earth warriors for their astounding work and indomitable spirit to save mother Earth by planting over 1.25 crore saplings in a span of two years under this green initiative.Thirty “Earth warriors” of reputed organisations viz; NYKS, NSS, ITBP, CRPF, ETF and Brahm Kumari etc were identified for their extraordinary contribution to mitigate climate change for - Zee News My Earth My Duty Samman..
Mr. Rakesh Mohan, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India and Mr. Rohit Kumar, Marketing Head, Zee News Channel felicitated Bro. BK Mruthyunjaya, Executive Secretary, Mt. Abu (on behalf of Brahma Kumaris)
Please see the attached file which contains news and photos.
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International conference on management cases- BIMTECH
BIMTECH, Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater Noida (NCR), INDIA, and, The School of Public Policy, George Mason University, Virginia (USA) are jointly organizing an International Conference on Management Cases 2011 (ICMC 2011) at BIMTECH Campus on December 1- 2, 2011. ICMC2011 looks for stimulating Research/Teaching Cases, based on primary and/or secondary data, scholarship, field studies, empirical data, or significant experience of learning. You are invited to register, contribute management cases, participate and share your experience with an international audience at the conference.??Prospective Authors and Delegates
? Faculty teaching at undergraduate and/or postgraduate levels, Research scholars pursuing doctoral programs, Students pursuing postgraduate programs in management, (provided one of the authors is their teacher and he also registers and is present at the conference), Consultants, Associations, NGO’s, NPO’s, business houses. Practitioners, Civil servants, Researchers/scientists engaged in research institutions, Social activists
Opportunities for publication
? International Journal of Technology Marketing
? International Journal of Commerce and Management
? International Journal of Business and Globalization
? International Journal of Globalization and Small Business
? International Journal of Business Performance Management
? International Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management
? International Journal of Business Performance and Supply Chain Modelling
Further Information?Please visit BIMTECH website www.bimtech.ac.in for further details and information
We wish to see you at the conference. Also PFA a brochure on ICMC with this email.
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Maha-Yagya started at Ishan Institute of Management, Greater Noida
Maha-Yagya started at Ishan Institute of Management, Greater Noida
Date: 29/11/2011
Maha-Yagya in Ishan Institute of Management Technology, Greater Noida started at 07:30 AM morning. Under the guidance of Acharya Chaitanya Muniji, Maa Satya Rupa Yati and Sadhvi Kamla Snatika from Arya Kanya Gurukul, Hathras. Six Arya Kanyas from Gurukul, Hathras cited Veda mantras of Rigveda.
On this Occasion, Acharya Chaitanya Muniji said that Vedic process is for every human being who are above the religion & cast. He also focused upon the fact that How Vedas act as a manual for life and the significance of the type of spirituality in correlation with science. He stressed that by doing Hawan. We can create pure oxygen and pollution free environment which will make person healthy, wealthy and talented. Disease like dengue, swine flue, asthama will not attack the people who are within the limited radius of Yagya Vedi. He advised the students to perform Hawan Yagya everyday. In different phases of Hawan, Aradhana, janau dharan, chanting of mantra, Maha Yagya Aahuti and Bhajan took place.
The Institute from the last five years is organising Maha Yagya Hawan. All the students, faculty, Staff of Management, B. Ed, B.Arch courses were present during the Hawan. In an educational institute overall development of the students along with spirituality plays a vital role in their professional life. The Importance of Maha-Yagya in human life has gained importance in recent time. As students are required to showcase their talent in a challenging competitive environment, therefore, participating and understanding the spiritual reason behind such propitious events would certainly bring self-control within their personality. Educational Institute plays essential role as the organiser of sacred events that has always been the part and parcel of Ishan Institute of Management and Technology, Greater Noida. This auspicious Maha Yagya will continue up to 4th Dec 2011. During coming six days of Maha Yagya every evening will be dedicated to bhajans and pravachans by the learned persons who will guide the students to find the way to achieve overall personality development with their outstanding performances where ever they will work.
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Dean
Ishan Institute of Management & Technology
Greater Noida
Mob. No.- 09311617090
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Thematic Display of Indian Handicrafts bags Gold Medal at IITF 2011
New Delhi – November 27, 2011 –The Tematic Display of Indian handicrafts, ‘Magic of Gifted Hands’ set up by Ministry of Textiles at IITF 2011 has bagged a Gold Medal in a display contest held at IITF 2011. This was announced at an award ceremony function held by India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) at the Shakuntalam Theatre at PragatiMaidan today.
The award was presented by Mr. Rajiv Khullar, Commerce Secretary, Govt. of India to Ministry of Textiles and received by Development Commissioner (Handicraft) Mr. S.S. Gupta.
A masterwork jointly developed by the Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) and National Centre for Design and Product Development (NCDPD) the Thematic Display of Indian handicrafts, ‘Magic of Gifted Hands’, was an effort to showcase the diversity, strength and inherent beauty of the Indian handicrafts to vast national and international audience. The display had been inaugurated on the 14th November Union Commerce, Industry and Textiles Minister Anand Sharma.
The thematic display consisted of programmes which included Craft Exchange Programme, Theme Pavilions, Buyer-Seller Congregation and International Seminar. The Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) and National Centre for Design and Product Development (NCDPD) jointly held these programmes with the support and collaboration of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) and Ministry of Textiles.
Handicrafts exporters from across the country were given an opportunity through these progrmames to display the products they export and interact directly with foreign buyers, manufacturers, traders, artisans etc. A total of 50 exporters were given space at a pavilion with the aim of providing a boost to the export of handicrafts as a part of the Buyer Seller meet. A specific number of exporters from Rajasthan were given a special opportunity and space at the Buyer-Seller meet.
The Craft Exchange Program while allowing artisans / craft persons to discuss in detail between themselves, the knowledge and the art involved in the different crafts also enabled them to directly interact with the overseas buyers and consumers and show them live demonstration of the processing of the crafts. 22 master crafts persons from all over the country and five Sri Lankan crafts persons participated in the Craft Exchange Program.
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Chanting of Vedic Mantra by Management Graduates
From 29th November, 2011 to 4th December, 2011, the management students of Ishan Institute of Management & Technology, Greater Noida will do ‘Mahayagya’ of Rigyaveda with a view to do prayer to the Almighty to bring peace, to remove corruption from the society, to create awareness about spirituality and Indian culture and to promote brotherhood & nationality through insight values.The Vedic Mantra of Rigyaveda will be chanted by Arya Kanya of Kanya Gurukul, Hathras under the guidance of Acharya Satyapriya and Acharya Chaitanya Muni Ji Maharaj. Issued by
M.K.Verma, Dean, Ishan Institute of Mgt. & Tech., G. Noida ..Mb. 09311617090
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A grand beginning and awesome audience response to the TEDx event organized by Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH)
A grand beginning and awesome audience response to the TEDx event organized by Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) - Noida on saturday, 26/Nov/2011 in its campus premises. The theme of the entire event was 'Freedom' on which speakers gave an 18 minutes TEDTalks on what freedom means to them as an individual. The turn up of the speakers was equally awesome as they were all famous personalities like Mr. Mahesh Bhatt, the bollywood film-maker, Mr. Pradeep Kashyap, the father of rural marketing and founder MART, Mr. Sanjay Trehan, CEO, MSN India, Ms. Julianne Wurm, Founder R3, New York; Mr. Shivendra Chauhan, Volunteer at India Against Corruption; Mr. Ajay Jain, a traveller, author, photographer & blogger; Jitendra Agarwal, CEO, Sarthak Educational Trust; Ms. Shubhra Chaturvedi, Artist & photographer; Ms. Manisha Ahlawat, Managing Partner & CEO, Rose Red Lifestyle LLP Master Franchisee, Vivafit; Mr. Ajit Sharma, Founder AWC Industries; and Mr. Mohak Mathur gave wonderful TEDTalks on freedom.
Mahesh Bhatt started his talk with a question for audience to think over "are you free ?" and differentiated the sourced meaning of freedom from the real freedom individuals experience. He talked about man's quest for permanence in life. He said every individual wants his pains to vanish quickly and pleasure to last forever. According to him the idea of ultimate freedom is a lie which the mankind has been told. He told the story of a parrot trapped by the king in golden cage then being taught the lessons of freedom. The parrot in the story crams up the lessons of freedom well but never himself experienced freedom from cage even after he died. With this the bollywood film-maker talked about the way human beings have all the sourced knowledge of freedom but never experienced themselves. He said generally humans have learned fascinated phrases of freedom but never experienced the one. He quoted instances from his own life and linked freedom to the pleasure as a human being.
Mr. Sanjay Trehan, CEO, MSN India; linked freedom to invention of internet. He started his TEDTalks with the following quote from the nobel laurette Dr. Amartya Sen, " Development can be seen it is argued here, as a process of expanding the real, freedoms that people enjoy today." He talked about 'Peer to Peer communication" briefly quoted as P2P communication that advent of internet has made an individual's voice louder than it has ever been. He discussed how in just four years internet has expanded so fast to a huge user base that took thirty years for radio and ten years for television to get. He talked about how an individual is moving away from physical construct of the world to more a mental construct where he focuses more on his mental economy to grow with desires and empowerment. He told how internet has given individuals both personal & social freedom, so that whatever he wants to express to the world with the help of a single click and faster mode, he can publish it on internet and express it to as many people as he wants. An individual has actually got freedom of speech. then he also talked about how internet is shaping social forces.
Mr. Pradeep Kashyap, Founder MART, popularly known as father of rural marketing started his talks with instances from his own life. He told the audience how he followed his heart and left a lucrative corporate life to pursue his desire to work towards social empowerment. He talked about 'freedom from poverty for rural women' and told how the real life conditions with those women are and how MART helps in empowering them to overcome their hurdles towards development. He said women in rural India face lack of mobility, lack of education that result in lack of empowerment, low and irregular income, less productions so no economies of scale when it comes to compete the big retail brands, their lack of access to resources & market. He threw some light on how rural woman, who tries to earn her livelihood with domestically produced products, is cheated in terms of weight of the agriculture produce. He shared their real life problems when they have to compete with big retail brands for their agricultural produce and other domestically produced goods in the market. He told how MART operates to empower them and get them access to the market by providing these village people a value addition. He also told audience how these women are trained in doing business. He talked about 'Project Shakti' by Unilever & co-founded by MART. He said all that that India needs is a business mind with a social heart.
Mr. Ajit Sharma had one of the most entertaining TEDTalks where he talked about some communities in Rajasthan who spent time keeping a record of their patrons and their activities of the past. He talked about how that community used to keep contacting their relatives & other community members on a regular basis. He talked about this basic need of humans to keep in touch with the society around him, especially his loved ones and that's what freedom means to him. On the other hand, he shared some of his knowledge about the websites that help individuals keep sending messages to their loved ones and friends after their death. This was an entertaining TEDTalk enjoyed by most of the audience.
The other TED speakers for the day also gave wonderful talks like Mr. Ajay Jain talked about how travelling gives him freedom in true sense, Ms.Manisha Ahlawat talked about creating women only spaces, that gives some kind of freedom to women and she also quoted example from Delhi metro, Mr. Mohak Mathur talked about short films, Ms.Shubhra Chaturvedi quoted her life experience to explain what freedom means to her, Dr. Julianne Wurm talked about learning and questioned the importance of degree certificates saying they sometimes hamper freedom to learn.
One of the most inspiring TEDTalk was by Dr. Jitendra Agarwal, who himself was a dentist by profession but had to change his profession due to sudden vision impairment. He talked about helping physically deficient people to earn their livelihood by providing them training. This was truly inspirational for audience present there, as to nothing is impossible in life. He shared his own experience of life how he struggled to train himself and work on computer as general people. At the end there was an awesome performance by artists group Sharma Sisters.
During the entire event various other TEDTalks were being played and simultaneously the tweeters & bloggers were updating the external world about the minute to minute updates of the event. Thus the entire event was awesomely enjoyed by the audience and it was a grand success.
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EXCLUSIVE BUYER-SELLER-MEET FOR INDIAN HANDICRAFTS IN CHILE : EPCH
New Delhi – November 27, 2011 -- To ward off the competition from China, an exclusive two-day Buyer-Seller-Meet (BSM) is being organized by the Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) on November 29-30, 2011 in Santiago, Chile for enhancing export of Indian handicrafts and to develop awareness about Indian products and to create demand for the same in the Chilean market.
In pursuance of this objective, this is the second BSM being held in Santiago as one was held last year where 24 Indian companies had displayed their products resulting in on the spot business of more than 50,000 USD beside many serious business enquiries for future business.
Despite the fact that Chilean market is dominated by China, Taiwan, Korea, Philippines etc, Indian products had made a dent last year through the BSM. India’s exports of handicrafts to Chile last year were of the orders of 6.66 million USD. India’s exports of handicrafts to Chile last year were of the orders of Rs. 6.66 USD million. India's merchandise exports during 2010-11 to Chile is 0.55 billion USD.
In the two-day BSM at Santiago being held under the aegis of the Embassy of India and Development Commissioner ( Handicrafts), 34 Indian companies will be displaying their product range of home furnishing, jewelley and accessories, stoles and scarves. Chilean Chamber of Commerce (CCC) is the nodal agency in Santiago which is organizing buyers promotion and attempting to establish one-to-one contact between the Indian exporters and the Chilean importers so as to generate on the spot business.
In order to educate Chilean importers about business aspects from India, a very special presentation will be made by EPCH in the form of seminar on November 30, 2011 on the subject of ‘Profitable Business Destination – India.‘
The interaction at the seminar will lay emphasis on doing business with India and increasing the profit by buying a very wide range of Indian products of good quality, excellent finish at competitive prices from India, thereby, increasing margin of profits. The seminar will also highlight fact that Indian range of products are so wide and large which can cater to all segments and all classes of Chilean consumers. The Chilean Chambers will be an important conduit between EPCH and the Chilean importers.
Chilean economy has been growing steadily over the last few years and the demand for consumer and lifestyles products has been on increase and Indian handicrafts form an important part of consumer and lifestyles products. The exports of handicrafts to Chile is only 0.29% of the total exports. It is expected that this BSM will result in increasing demand for Indian products and increase exports.
EPCH is a nodal agency under the aegis of Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, for promotion and export of handicrafts from India and projects India’s image abroad as a reliable supplier of high quality handicrafts.
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Cambridge School, Noida organizes Mock Parliament
Cambridge School, Noida
organizes
Mock Parliament
Cambridge School, Noida organized “Mock Parliament” on 22nd November 2011 in which Cambridgites of tenth standard participated enthusiastically. The session began with the question hour on the topic illegal mining, naxalism, censorship, inflation and drug abuse. This was followed by a healthy discussion on electoral reforms. Its main aspects were right to reject, right to recall, proportional representation and criminalization of electoral politics. The discussion ended with most of the members in favour of the motion. After this, the Lokpal Bill was introduced in the parliament by the Law Minister. This sparked a critical debate between the ruling party and the opposition. However, the Lokpal failed to gain clear majority. Thus, the session ended with sending the bill to the standing committee.
It was an enriching experience as it gave a platform to many students to have a practical experience of parliamentary proceedings. Students’ oratorical and acting skills were brought out beautifully.
Participants wore appropriate costumes which enhanced the overall impact of the Mock Parliament. Young parliamentarians of Cambridge School interacted and debated with each other in the most witty and responsible way which was indeed a treat to watch.
The audience comprised students and teachers of sister schools and members of the management – Dr. Kalyani Roy, Secretary, Society for Advancement of Education (SAE) and Mrs. Veena Sirohi, Director, Educational Resources Centre (ERC)
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BIMTECH is organizing TEDx event on 26/Nov/2011 in the campus premises
BIMTECH is organizing TEDx event on 26/Nov/2011 in the campus premises. This long awaited event would be enjoyed not only by the students and faculty of the college but also by the distinguished guests from the corporate world. The eminent speakers for the event are Mr. Mahesh Bhatt, the film-maker; Mr. Pradeep Kashyap, Founder MART, India; Ms. Julianne Wurm, Founder, R3, New York; Ms. Shubhra Chaturvedi, Artist and Photographer; Mr. Sanjay Trehan, CEO, MSN India; Mr. Ashwani Singla, MD & Chief Executive, Penn Schoen Berland, South Asia; Mr. Shivendra Chauhan, Senior Journalist and Social Media Expert; Mr. Ajay Jain, Traveller, Author, Photographer & Blogger; Sharma Sisters, Artists; Ms. Manisha Ahlawat, Managing Partner & CEO,Rose Red Lifestyle LLP Master Franchisee, Vivafit; Mr. Ajit Sharma, Founder & CEO, AWC Industries; Mr. Punya Prasoon Bajpai, Senior Journalist & Media Personality; Mr Indraneel Mukherjee, CEO, FrogDesign India; Dr Jitender Aggrawal, CEO, Sarthak-NGO; Mr. Mohak Mathur, Co-Founder, FILMBOOTH and Mr Ajay Jain, Blogger and Traveller.
The theme of the entire event is FREEDOM, thus all the activities for the event would be to symbolize freedom in its true sense. With the help of this event, BIMTECH would try to explore what freedom means to different individuals. Hence these eminent thinkers would be presenting their views on what freedom means to them and would try to explore the in-depth meaning of this seven-lettered word.
This is the first TED event organized by BIMTECH in its 24 year history, thus enthusiasm amongst everyone becoming a part of this event is at its peak. The event would be a one day event divided in three sessions, where four speakers per session have to present their views on what freedom means to them. There is an 18 minutes time limit for each speaker to strictly adhere to it. Arrangments have been made as such there would be a display of art work of the various artists coming and being a part of this event. One of the speakers, Ms. Shubhra Chaturvedi, would make an on spot painting while the event. This way all the performances on the event would be diverse and related to freedom of actions and ideas.
For those people sitting in other parts of the world BIMTECH has facilitated that the TEDTalks and the updates can be enjoyed online as well. People can watch the updates of TEDTalks going in event online on the TEDx website as well as get updates of the event on Facebook and Twitter.
TED is a non-profit organization devoted to 'Ideas Worth Spreading'. TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share TED like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are named TEDx, where x= independently organized event.The excitement is at its peak till freedom is unveiled on 26/November/2011.
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Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between NBCC Limited and Birla Institute of Management
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between NBCC Limited and Birla Institute of Management
National Building Construction Corporation Ltd (NBCC) and Birla Institute of Management signed a MoU today. The ceremony took place at the Head Office of NBCC in New Delhi. This MoU is aimed at long term collaboration in various areas of business and organizational development by exchanging intellectual resource and infrastructure of both the organizations. The focus will be on MDPs, Executive education programmes, consultancy, research and case writing projects.
Speaking on the occasion Mr. Vinshnu P. Das, CMD of NBCC emphasized the importance of leadership & teamwork. He also highlighted training needs in these areas. While answering a question related to construction industry, he talked about the tremendous pressure felt because of skilled manpower shortage.
Dr. H. Chaturvedi, Director of Birla institute of Management, while signing the MoU mentioned about the intellectual capital of the institute. He also brought attention towards the dismal state of research in construction industry and the need & scope of case studies and relevant research projects. He also highlighted the crucial role NBCC along with BIMTECH, can play in this regard.
The Director finance of NBCC Mr. A.K. Garg signed the MoU on the behalf of NBCC. He highlighted the development motives of the organization and presented the intention on NBCC to work for low cost housing for poor.
Prof. K.K. Sinha from BIMTECH & Mr. Wanchoo of NBCC authorized the MoU as witnesses. Prof. Sinha along with Prof. A. Sahay actively discussed the operational details and implications of this MoU. The team BIMTECH also included Prof. P. Nayak, Prof. R. Rustagi and Prof. K.C. Arora.
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Rapping Noida , Rapping Masses.
Rapping Noida , Rapping Masses.
Indian Underground Music ..Underground Hip Hop.Ever heard of these familiar terms ? Meet the upcoming rapper from Noida , Vikrant Negi who raps by stage name "Explyrix".A media professional in day time and an social reform activist at night ,whon is on a mission of spreading the message of Unity and Change in India through his rap music. He is India's only rapper to have maximum number of "Social Cause Rap" on his name .He has a rap song for Indian Indipendence day , a song on anti corruption movement , anthem for Common wealth games, an international collaboration with a Australian rapper for Racism against Indian Students in Australia .His latest rap is "Badal Ja Bande" which has been released on Youtube and spreading like fire in jungle .Song is creating awareness about the positive changes which Indian youth can bring to country.He is also a part of hip Hop crew known as "The FBI , New Delhi City" which has performed in various cities and has been spreading the message of peace , hope and unity .He is making music since age of 16 and his journey has just started. He dreams big about his mission to spread the words of Love, Peace and Hope.
"Bollywood lacks real music and real talks' .Common men is looking forward for songs about common people and problems they are facing in their life. “Shila and Munni” cant act as relief balm to the pain of masses , this is what provoked him to do something fresh for his country people and he never looked back.
You Tube Channel Link:
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EPCH Participates In AISF To Promote Export Of Indian Handicrafts In Australia
New Delhi – November 21, 2011 – For promoting export of Indian handicrafts to Australian Market, Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) is participating in the three-day Australia International Sourcing Fair (AISF) being held at Sydney from tomorrow.
As a special initiative, EPCH is setting up Indian Pavilion with selected 13 handicrafts exporters representing a mix variety of products ranging from furniture, fashion jewellery & accessories, home furnishings, gifts and decorative items and miscellaneous handicrafts.
The Council is also organizing a special seminar coinciding with the show in Sydney itself on “How to Source Handicrafts Products from India”. The seminar is expected to be participated by more than 150 companies dealing with handicrafts in Australia.
Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Executive Director of EPCH, will make a presentation at the Seminar aimed at developing awareness amongst Australia importers on the ways and means to source from India and to increase profit margins for their business.
The seminar will also provide an insight to Australian importers that India has a very wide range to offer besides a very wide quality and variety which can cater to all segments of society ranging from high, medium and low end. Hence, the importers from Australia can satisfy their all types of customers for all types of quality and price range, thereby, increasing the business volume and profits.
AISF is a trade show known for promoting imports into Australia and has been taking place for the last few years. This show, amongst other countries, is participated by main competitors of India like Korea, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Fiji, Bangladesh and UAE etc. Besides, EPCH pavilion at this show, other Export Promotion Councils like Cotton Export Promotion Councilm (CEPC), Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC) and India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) are also participating in this show. In all, there are 70 Indian participants in the show.
Export of Indian handicrafts to Australia has been only 1.31% of India’s total exports of handicrafts. Since, Australia imports handicrafts from various other sources, EPCH has now planned to adopt aggressive marketing by participating in various trade shows in Australia, besides other traditional methods to boost exports.
Participation by handicrafts exporters in this Show is expected to generate excellent response from the Australia importers and will develop a good market for Indian handicrafts in Australia
Exports of handicrafts from India to various destinations have been growing on an average growth rate of 15% per annum during the past one decade. However, there was a decline in exports during the year 2006 to 2008 due to extreme recession in the world market.
EPCH is a nodal agency under the aegis of Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, for promotion and export of handicrafts from India and projects India’s image abroad as a reliable supplier of high quality handicrafts
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Fun & Frolic galore at Greater Valley School
Fun & Frolic galore at Greater Valley School
Teacher’s celebrate ‘Children’s Day’ with great enthusiasm
Greater Noida, 14th Nov 2011
“Children will not remember you for the material things you provided but for the feeling that you cherished them.”
That is the feeling every teacher had while toiling away for days to prepare for the celebration of Children’s Day on the 14th of November at Greater Valley School, Greater Noida , A GEMS Managed School.
The children were treated to a fun filled day where all their teachers took to center stage and let their hair down to have a wonderful morning with their loving children. A medley of dances and a collection of songs, all were choreographed & sung by the teachers exclusively.
The teachers mesmerized the children by performing on the beats of Bollywood songs and even the little ones could not stop themselves from being a part of it.
Teachers enacted their own students and to make them feel special following the programme the little ones were treated to a movie which they all enjoyed over bowls of popcorn.
The day was full of fun and gusto and completely dedicated to our little wonders which not only entertained them but also made them understand that they need to become responsible human beings of the country in future.
About Greater Valley School- A GEMS Managed School:
Set on a 6 acre campus area, Greater Valley is situated in Greater Noida, Delhi / NCR region. Greater Valley School designed to provide world-class education complemented with the best day- boarding facilities. Currently, it provides Nursery to Grade 7 level co-educational facility and offers the CBSE Curriculum.
About GEMS Education India:
GEMS is a global leader in K-12 private education having more than 100 schools under its network internationally, GEMS has fifty years of success in providing world-class education across the globe. GEMS network of schools provide a unique brand of holistic education to over 100,000 students from 125 countries and employs over 9,000 education professionals, specialists and staff from over 50 nationalities.
GEMS has demonstrated tremendous growth, commitment to quality and a unique and fresh approach to education under the mentorship of its Founder and Chairman Padmashree Sunny Varkey who has steered GEMS to be a world-renowned brand today with operations spanning four continents.
GEMS has 14 managed schools and 7 owned schools across the pre and post operational phases in India. GEMS is working towards expanding its India network to 100 schools in the next 5 years. Other than running its own schools, GEMS also offers total school management solutions where it takes a partner school all the way from project inception to pre operational phase to ongoing operations seamlessly. GEMS India also provides advisory and consulting services to various private sector and governmental entities. Further information on the company can be found at www.gemseducation.com
For further information, please contact:
HS-20,P-7, Sector Omega II, Greater Noida ; Tel:-0120 -2395030/031/033 ; 9953099347 ; 9958101043
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INDIAN HANDICRAFTS TO GET A BOOST DURING IITF 2011
New Delhi – November 10, 2011 – Using the platform of India International Trade Fair 2011 at Pragati Maidan from November 14, National Centre for Design & Product Development (NCDPD) and Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) will be organizing a host of programmes for the benefit of artisans, exporters, merchandisers and consumer at the IITF 2011 which will showcase the diversity, strength and inherent beauty of the Indian handicrafts to the vast national and international visitors.The programmes to be hosted with the support and collaboration of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles and other organizations will include Craft Exchange Programme, Theme Pavilion and International Seminars during IITF between 14 and 27 November, 2011. This will help increase the visibility and strength of Indian handicraft to help promote the cause of Indian handicraft as the Indian handicraft sector is marred by low visibility and lack of exposure to international buyers which has led to sluggish growth in exports and unfulfilled potential. The Craft Exchange Programme is aimed at facilitating sharing of the techniques, designs, patterns, processing, finishing etc. between the craft persons from all the clusters in India. The programme will help a complete
