The session commenced with honoring the guest Mr. Arpan Seth with the plant sapling by the Director Dr. Ajay Kumar. Mr.Seth started the session by asking the students about their dreams and understanding their career aspirations. He discussed about in two years how students can add value in their personality and face challenges in corporate sector. He also gave insights into the skills required in Profile designing, Career growth, learning hard skills and soft skills to work in the competitive global market. He discussed with the students about the Economy of U.A.E and the various career opportunities for different businesses in U.A.E

Some of the Key Learning from the talk:

·            The importance of improving soft skills.

·            The effectiveness of being humble and knowledgeable.

·            The value of utilizing time.

·            The significance of continuous learning new things which is relevant today and unlearning old things.

·            Focusing on process rather than results.

·            The impact of whole curriculum activities rather than a single skill work.

Overall, the guest talk provided valuable insights for thriving in the global marketplace, emphasizing the need for improving communication skills and putting yourself in uncomfortable situations.

In the end, Dr. Ajay Kumar presented the I.T.S. memento to Mr. Arpan Seth as a token of gratitude and remembrance.

Research Paper was focused on the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in the Indian judiciary, exploring how AI could enhance efficiency, reduce case backlogs, and improve access to justice. The research delved into current AI applications in the legal field, analyzed potential challenges, and proposed strategies for the seamless integration of AI technologies into the Indian judicial system. His work highlighted the urgency of adopting AI to address the judiciary's long standing issues, such as delays in case resolution and the burden on judicial resources, while also considering ethical implications and the need for robust legal frameworks.

The conference also provided Aman with networking opportunities that extended beyond the academic realm. He connected with professionals working on similar initiatives in different countries, which opened up possibilities for future collaborations and research partnerships. The exposure to diverse perspectives and international best practices has significantly contributed to his academic and professional development.

Overall, participating in the XIX International Conference on Public Policy and Management was a significant milestone in Aman's academic journey. It provided him with a platform to showcase his research, gain recognition among peers and experts, and enhance his knowledge in a critical area of study. The experience has further fueled his passion for exploring the intersection of technology and law, reinforcing his commitment to contributing to the modernization of the Indian judicial system through innovative solutions like artificial intelligence.

The session was conducted by Dr. Satish Kumar Ramoju and Mr. Phani Prasad Karanam Senior both clinical Instructors at EMRI (Emergency Medicine Research  institute) 108 services.

The session focused on “Accident First Response Training to make students aware about the common reasons for death among youngsters in India due to road accidents. The session explained about Life - saving skills. Practical training was exhibited on safety measures that can be opted in the emergency situation. First Responder Action training was given by performing along with students. Experts provided insights into the significance of the very first response at the time of the accident. Practical teaching on CPR situations was conducted with the time management and how to use the equipment was practically demonstrated involving students. The participant interaction was facilitated through networking opportunities, collaborative activities, and insightful Q&A sessions.

The session was very helpful and interactive. It provided learning on safety measures at the time of accidents.

The objective of the webinar was to provide  Basic idea about the IPR and the procedure of holding the IP rights .The webinar covered the different types of IPR, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, industrial designs, and trade secrets. It emphasized the importance of understanding the differences between these types and how they can be used to protect various forms of intellectual property. Also discussed various patent filing strategies, including the importance of conducting thorough prior art searches, drafting patent applications, and navigating the patent prosecution process. It highlighted the benefits of filing patent applications in multiple jurisdictions to secure protection globally. 

An expert session was organized for the benefit of aspiring students who were keen to join the entrepreneurial venture. An expert session on “Startups & Innovation” was organized on August 22, 2024 so that young aspirants become familiar with the  “Startups” and start thinking on that aspect.

An  introductory session on  “Startups & Innovation” by Dr. Shailendra Kumar Dube (Professor- Operations) was quite pertinent. He drew attention on the rising number of ‘UNICORNS’ in India and how India is fast emerging as ‘ Hub for Startups” in the world. He further delved into types of start-ups and encouraged participating students to judge themselves, in which category of startups they wish to be- Scalable startups, Social startups, Lifestyle start-ups or Small Business startups.

He further told about Buyable startups and Big Business startups too. During the lecture , several anecdotes related to startups were also shared so that aspiring entrepreneurs should understand the importance of the decision making process. How Microsoft acquired Sabeer Bhatia’s HOTMAIL.COM but YAHOO missed the opportunity. Similarly, how successful startups like PAYTM of Vijay Shekhar Sharma, Naukari.Com of Sanjeev Bikhchandani , Flipkart of Sachin & Binny Bansal and many more became a countrywide brand. Dr. Dube further took a case study on “Su-Kam Invertors” , a startup by Kunwar Sachdeva, who came up with an innovative product under the category of power backup solutions in early 2000.  Despite several initial hiccups and hardships, his venture emerged as INR 6000 crores worth in the country today.

No doubt, such inspiring stories do impact the fertile minds of the GEN Z and compel them to think differently. At the end of the session, students were quite inspired and ready to nurture their entrepreneurial ideas.

Dr. V.N. Bajpai during and Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey wished happy Independence Day to all the students.

Dr. Ajay Kumar, during his address said that we have got this freedom after many sacrifices, thereforewe all need to understand the responsibility of being independent. We all should try to be more active and learned to contribute in our nation’s progress.

Following patriotic performances made the celebration more enthusiastic & entertaining;

·        Group Dance by Deshona, Vanshika, Navnitika, Archana, Vishakha, Anupama, Vairabi from PGDM (2024-26 Batch),

·        Poetry by Rahul from PGDM (2024-26 Batch).

·        Nukkad Natak by Pooja, Isha, Swapnil, Bhawana, Jyoti, Suryansh, Rahul, Ravi, Vishal, Simran, Utkarsh, Priyanshu from PGDM (2024-26 Batch).

·        Solo Singing by Nadeem & Vishwjeet from PGDM (2024-26 Batch)

·        Speech By Roushan from PGDM (2024-26 Batch).

Ms. Ragini and Mr. Ajitesh hosted the event very well. Students enjoyed all the performances. All the performers were awarded with tricolor ribbon & Medals as a token of appreciation by Dr. Ajay Kumar, Dr. V.N. Bajpai and Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey.

Dr. V.N. Bajpai during and Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey wished happy Independence Day to all the students.

Dr. Ajay Kumar, during his address said that we have got this freedom after many sacrifices, thereforewe all need to understand the responsibility of being independent. We all should try to be more active and learned to contribute in our nation’s progress.

Following patriotic performances made the celebration more enthusiastic & entertaining;

·        Group Dance by Deshona, Vanshika, Navnitika, Archana, Vishakha, Anupama, Vairabi from PGDM (2024-26 Batch),

·        Poetry by Rahul from PGDM (2024-26 Batch).

·        Nukkad Natak by Pooja, Isha, Swapnil, Bhawana, Jyoti, Suryansh, Rahul, Ravi, Vishal, Simran, Utkarsh, Priyanshu from PGDM (2024-26 Batch).

·        Solo Singing by Nadeem & Vishwjeet from PGDM (2024-26 Batch)

·        Speech By Roushan from PGDM (2024-26 Batch).

Ms. Ragini and Mr. Ajitesh hosted the event very well. Students enjoyed all the performances. All the performers were awarded with tricolor ribbon & Medals as a token of appreciation by Dr. Ajay Kumar, Dr. V.N. Bajpai and Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey.

The volunteers for the day were students of PGDMfirst & second year including Sonali, Rajat, Jiya, Aniket, Shivangi, Sourav, Naincy, Abhinav, Rahul, Diwakar, Nishu, Devansh, Shreyansh, Ajitesh, Zeeshan, Ujjwal, Vivek, Ramnik, Ayushmaan, Afroz, Pankaj, Akash, Akansha, Vishwjeet, Saumya, Abhishek, Harsh, Arundhati, Vairabi, Esha & Swapnil.

Volunteers distributed hand-flags among the children. Children participated in the celebration enthusiastically. They recited poems and performed on various patriotic songs. Performers were awarded with toys and Chocolates. PGDM students made the children aware about the importance of the occasion and shared with them the struggle of the freedom fighters to bring this Independence.

along with Prof. Ashutosh Sharma on 9thAugust, 2024. The show was hosted by popular news anchor Ms. Anjana Om Kashyap. The students attended the debate “HallaBol” which involved speakers from different political parties.

The debatewas on the issue of “WAKF Board Bill”. The discussion involvedShriPrem Shukla, Speaker from Bhartiya Janta Party, Mr. Aziz Ahmad Khan, Speaker from Samajwadi Party, Mr. Waris Pathan, speaker from AIMIM and Mr. Satya Prakash Mishra.

The students were given opportunities to ask questions from the guest speakers. Among the students; Ravi Kumar Thakur, Aman Mishra, JamesKasana, Roushan, Ajitesh Singh, Sakshi Pathak, Akash Chauhan, Harsh Chaudhary, Ranjeet Tomar& Aditya Kumar Singh asked the questions from speakers.

Overall, it was a wonderful experience as the students got a chance to be a part of the popular show. Students were served refreshments at the end.

The Program initiated under the gracious presence of Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director, I.T.S School of Management; Dr. Anusha Agarwal, Chairperson-PGDM Programme, Prof. Durba Roy Associate Vice President, CRC, Dr. D.K. Pandey and Prof. Yachna Malhotra, Co-ordinator 2nd year; Faculty Members and students of PGDM 2023-25 batch.

The session witnessed the presence of distinguished alumni as under:

•                  Mr. Sudeep Jain, PGDM (1996-98) Batch CEO Strawberry Infotech Pvt. Ltd

•                  Mr. Anuj Tomar, PGDM (2005-07) Batch Zonal Sales Manager Patanjali Foods

•                  Mr. Arindam Mitra, PGDM (2010-12) Batch L & D Facilitator India & APAC, Sage Publishing

•                  Ms. Shailvi Gupta, PGDM (2014-16) Batch Principal Account Manager Oracle

•                  Mr. Gourab Nag, PGDM (2014-16) Batch Franchise Operations Manager Coca-Cola Company

•                  Mr.Jitender Singh, PGDM (2016-18) Batch Assistant Manager E&Y GDS - SAT VME

Panel discussion was moderated by Prof. Durba Roy, AVP–Corporate Resource Center. She commenced the session by inviting each panelist to share their professional journey and experiences in the corporate world.

Mr.Sudeep Jain emphasized that maintaining a positive attitude and zeal is crucial for success. He advised students to adapt their learning methods while keeping their core attitudes intact. The most essential element, according to Mr. Jain, is having the right attitude, as it shapes the way one approaches challenges and opportunities.

Mr.AnujTomar highlighted the importance of differentiating oneself through skills and critical thinking. He stressed that students should cultivate a practical perspective to stand out,which includes applying knowledge in real-world

Mr.Jitender Singh urged students to engage with mentors and set clear goals. He advised not to focus solely on salary packages but to consider long-term career growth. He emphasized the importance of mastering tools like Excel in finance, as these are crucial for a successful career.

Ms. Shailvi Gupta encouraged students to remain open to learning and to stay humble, especially during the early stages of their careers. She emphasized that adaptability and perseverance are the most essential traits, helping one navigate through challenging times.

Mr. Gourab Nag recommended that students reach out to their seniors and remain passionate about their chosen job roles. He highlighted the importance of having a positive mindset during interviews.

Mr. Arindam Mitra discussed the perspective of HR during the initial 30 seconds of an interview, where skills may take a backseat to assessing cultural fit. He emphasized that being a good cultural fit within the organization is crucial.

The session was engaging as the students peped up many questions related to their career to the Aumni. The session provided the students with a comprehensive understanding of the traits and skills required for success in the corporate world.

At the end of Alumni Panel Discussion session, Dr. Ajay Kumar-Director I.T.S School of Management presented memento and corporate gifts to the all the distinguished Alumni as token of gratitude and appreciation.