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DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

The winter session began with a host of activities.

Keeping with the legacy, a number of activities were planned for the

semester. Along with the International Conferences on “Make in India” and

annual sports day, the college was thrilled and rocked with the annual

cultural fest “Renaissance” 2016. There was a participation of more than

3000 students. It gave an extra ordinary opportunity to the students in

building and bridging the gap between practical and theoretical

knowledge. The event brought happy memories for both the students and

the faculty. Apart from this, we also organized the annual sports week on

account of the birthday of our beloved and respected Chancellor Sir

Hon’ble Dr. Patangrao Ji Kadam. Here the students were filled with energy

and participated with full exuberance and excitement in various sports like

cricket, volleyball & basketball etc. This year the sports week started with a

National Level Inter Collegiate G.K Test organized by Yashwantrao Mohite

College of Arts, Science & Commerce. In this quiz also around 250 students participated and made it a successful event.

To add another feather to the hat, our college successfully hosted its 8th International Conference on “Make in India-

Through Sustainable Development: Achieving Inclusive Growth” and became a cordial host to external participants from

diverse backgrounds. International Conference has been a valuable addition in the fleet of BVIMR annual events.

Furthermore, a Cancer awareness program organized as to give due emphasis on the development of the society as a

CSR initiative. The students participated in the social cause with great zeal.

I would also like to take a moment and congratulate all the students for their excellent academic result. They have all

done their alma mater proud. With such a glorious pathway I feel confident that our institute would reach new heights.

To make this journey easier we have introduced slight changes in the academic evaluation system and I hope that it will

help improve the current system. With this I wish you all the best for this new semester and hope that the New Year

turns out to be equally eventful for all of you.


EDITORS MESSAGE

Hello friends,

The academic year is about to end and we are geared up for summer internship and placements. Semester examination

is around the corner and thus a peak time for all of us. This semester has kept us all busy with studies, internal exams,

industrial tours, events, so the current issue will update you with various happenings in the Institute. It was an eventful

and vibrant period of year where we witnessed some amazing academic and cultural activities.

We wish all the final year students who are edging closer to joining the corporate world which will be a big transition for

them from being a college student to a professional manager of tomorrow’s world. At the same time we wish for

success and prosperity of all the students for their upcoming semester examination and hope that BVIMRites would

continue to bring laurels to the institute.

Wishing you all the very best...

Good Luck!

Editorial Team


GUEST ARTICLE

Codifying Success!

All of you must have been eagerly waiting for this moment when you are ready to take a plunge in the professional

world. You must be bubbling with excitement and energy to embark on this new journey of your life & aspire to become

successful individuals.

Management degree is the 1st step on your ladder to success but it does not define you as “Successful”. Walking on the

path to success is fraught with many challenges which one should face with all the strength and determination and

emerge as a winner.

For me success is achieving one’s true potential. And if I have to put the same for an organization, then it is achieving the

aggregate of the true potential of each and every resource of an organization. If we compare the growth curve of a

successful individual with his/her organization, we would find that they are similar. Experience has shown a pattern in

the way successful organizations or individuals Think, Act & Communicate which is completely opposite to what other’s

do and that’s what is called as Codifying Success. Motivational speaker, Shiv Khera rightly puts it, “Winners don’t do

different things, and they do things differently.”

For example: Apple has access to the same resources like manpower, agencies, technology and media which its

competitors also have. Than how come Apple Inc as an organization is innovative year after year in comparison to its

competitors? How do we explain the success of Apple that defies all the assumptions?

Most of us as individuals and organizations know ‘What’ we do and ‘How’ we do it but very few know ‘Why’ we do the

way we do. By ‘Why’ we don’t mean the degree or the monthly target since it is the result, by ‘Why’ we mean what is

our cause, purpose or belief. The way we think, the way we act and the way we communicate is from outside to inside

(WhatHowWhy), but successful people or organizations like Apple regardless of their stature or size communicate

from inside to outside (WhyHowWhat).


If Apple was like any other computer company, they would have their marketing message going out like this, “We make

great computers (What), beautifully designed, simple and user friendly 0028How), Want to buy one (Why)”. That’s

Outside Inside approach and that’s how most of us communicate. On the contrary, Apple communicates, “Everything

we do, we believe in changing the status quo, we believe in thinking differently (Why), the way we challenge status quo

is by way of making our products beautifully designed, simple and user friendly (How), we just happened to make great

computers (What), want to buy one?” That’s Inside Outside approach. People don’t buy ‘What’ you do but they buy

‘Why’ you do and that makes you stand out from the crowd. This perfectly explains why people are comfortable buying

not only a computer from Apple but also an ipod, ipad or an iphone. As mentioned before, Apple is not structurally

different from its competitors, as all competitors are equally qualified to make all these products and sell but they fail to

do so since nobody buys one. A simple approach which is different than what most of us Think, Act & Communicate

changes the way we try to achieve success.

Not to be forgotten, success is not a destination but a journey where hurdles are the stepping stones and each and every

step needs fresh thinking and execution.

All the best wishes!

Rohit Guglani

Marketing Consultant @Social Triangle


BOOK REVIEW

Dr. Broto Bhardwaj

Associate professor, BVIMR, New Delhi

Forward and Book Review

“The Silence That Never Broke” is a collection of poems that hold a mirror to each one of us at different phases of life.

This prose and poems beautifully demonstrate experiences of a young woman, her growing pains, the ocean of hope,

love, positivity and an undying faith and praise for the lord. The poetess has found inspiration in the emotions emerging

in her own self - so there are an enormous number of poems to choose from for an anthology of this kind. When you

throw yourself into the mix: surrender, negativity, optimism, love, the rising, and other poems that are filled with feeling

of various kinds - then the choice becomes literally endless. Honestly profound and beautifully crafted, most of the

poems are filled with hope and positivism for the readers of all ages. The poetess manages to draw us in by the clever

use of vivid imagery mixing old and new, serious and satirical. Certainly there are old favorites - but these are

interspersed by modern, more of beat poems which, for me, were the main focus of interest. I particularly enjoyed

Surrender and The Rising. I was also pleased to read poems on Silence, Death and Love whose portrayals are remarkably

sentimental. The contents and categories of the collection is a brave choice for a book Sponsored by the publisher. I

recommend this book to be read, by all especially the youth who is feeling left out in this big world of gadgets. They feel

lonely. I am certain that they will find solace in her words and would identify these lines as theirs. This book is filled with

hope and wisdom for the youth. This collection of poems on spirituality, victory and hope call upon the youth to

contribute in making this world a happy and prosperous place. The poems are worth reading over and over again.

Dr. Broto Rauth Bhardwaj,

Head, Entrepreneurship,

Innovation and Skill Development Cell, BVIMR


Ph.D SNAPSHOT

Snapshot of PhD Thesis of Dr. Geetu Tuteja

Dr. Geetu Tuteja, Assistant Professor, BVIMR, successfully completed her Ph.D and was awarded

with the Degree on 4th March, 2016 from NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KURUKSHETRA.

Dr Geetu Tuteja completed her work under the guidance of DR. (MRS.) KIRAN MOR, Head of

Department and Professor at NIT, Kurukshetra On the topic “IMPACT OF DEMOGRAPHIC

CHARACTERISTICS OF CONSUMERS ON EXPLORATORY TENDENCIES - AN EMPIRICAL STUDY”.

Optimum stimulation level is a property that characterizes an individual in terms of his general

response to environmental stimuli.” When the actual stimulation from the environment is very

low as compared to individuals’ OSL, they try to increase the stimulation level towards their optimum level and vice

versa. The behavior which aims at changing the stimulation from actual to optimal is known as exploratory behavior.

This study deals with the effect of demographic factors on the exploratory tendencies of the people with special

reference to convenience goods and shopping goods in national capital of India- Delhi. These tendencies vary according

to the various demographic factors. This study analyzed these exploratory factors to help those companies which

become the fulfilling agents of the human exploratory tendencies thus giving them a better insight of these factors. This

will help them in using the resources in a better way while fulfilling the exploratory hunger of the people and in some

way help in conserving the already depleting scarce resources.

A questionnaire was developed specially for the present study through the help of standardized scales. A sample of 908 respondents was randomly drawn from the population of Delhi. From the above study it can be concluded that convenience goods such as shampoo and biscuits, being commonly used in every household, are affected by almost all the demography such as age, income, gender, marital status as well as occupation while educational qualification matters the most in case of magazines that carry an intellect appeal. Demographic factors have been found to have a considerable effect on the exploratory tendencies in case of majority of the shopping goods like mobiles and watches barring a few such as clothes. Young individuals, early in their career stage and having lower incomes are found to be more innovative, explorative and share their thoughts more frequently related to such products among peers. Clothes are considered staple and hence exploratory tendencies related to them are found to be un-affected by various demographic factors unlike mobiles and watches that are, too some extent, technical in nature and thus been affected by most of the demography such as age, marital status, gender, income and occupation. Various exploratory tendencies are not affected by educational qualification at all for all the products.


EVENTS ORGANIZED BY THE INSTITUTE

CORPOSCHOOL WORKSHOP on

“Team Work & Team Building Skills”

A Corposchool Workshop on Team Work and Team Building Skills was organized on 6th January, 2016 in the institute’s

Auditorium for MBA I year students. The event was organized by Ms. Gagandeep Kaur with an objective to exhibit

behaviour of humans when they collaborate and work together in a team for achieving a particular goal.

The session started with a PowerPoint presentation on team building and then a feedback was taken from the students

regarding their understanding of the topic. This was followed by a discussion on various stages of group development

viz. Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing and Adjourning.

The session was supplemented with team building activities to create and sustain student’s enthusiasm and

participation. In the first activity, students were asked to form two groups of 5 members each and they were asked to

pass the ball according to some specifications given to them. This activity concluded that different people work with

different planning and different structure while working in a team. The main aim of the activity was to teach them that

in every team, it is very important to appoint or elect one person to lead the team based on leadership qualities who will

be responsible for encouraging the team members to work collectively to meet the goals.


Ms. Gagandeep Kaur addressing the students of MBA Ist Year on the topic “Team Work & Team Building Skills”

Again, a presentation was shown in synchronization with team building as to how even animals know how to make a

team in case of danger. This was done to make the students understand how each team member should play their role

which will ultimately determines team’s success.


The main activity was then organized for the students where groups were formed of 15 members each. Each group was

told to prepare a roller coaster with the help of newspapers, straws and some basic stationary. The goal of this activity

was that the ball has to be rolled down through the newspaper rollercoaster and reac a newspaper pit without any

human support and hindrance. All the students actively enrolled themselves in the group. A healthy and a good team

work could then be seen amongst the participants as everybody was contributing their hard work in order to reach the

common objective

The team with the longest roller coaster and maximum twists and turns won the game. Later on, the team leader of the

winning team was called to discuss the strategy they formulated which lead to their success.

From the activity it can be concluded that for any group of individuals to work together successfully, you need to put a

number of team-building strategies in place. These strategies make the most out of the team's efforts to accomplish its

assigned task. Team building skills are critical for your effectiveness as a manager or entrepreneur.

STUDENT VOLUNTEERS - Yatin Aggarwal, Shiva Uppal, Samiksha Gaur, Arpita Sharma, Gurleen Kaur, Richi Chhabra,

Ujwal Handa, Princy Kwatra, Prerna Chawla, Daksh Chopra, Swati Bansal, Atul Sachin, Sakshi Gupta, Himanshu Gahlot,

Gurleen Kaur & Arpita Sharma.


NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON NIRF

(NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL RANKING FRAMEWORK - NIRF)

A one-day National Workshop on “National Institutional Ranking Framework - (NIRF)” in association with Eloit Innovations Pvt. Ltd. was organized on Monday, 11th January’2016. 25 delegates from various universities and management institutes like Al-Falah University-Faridabad, D.A.V. Centenary College – Faridabad, Fore School of Management-New Delhi, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University- -New Delhi, IIMT College of Engineering-Greater Noida, Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education & Sports Sciences, KIET Group of Institutions-Ghaziabad, Sagar Institute of Science Technology & Research-Bhopal, Silver Oak College of Engineering & Technology-Ahmedabad and Vishwakarma Institute of Technology-Pune participated in the workshop. Training sessions were conducted by Thomson Philip, CEO Eloit Innovations and Mr. Mukesh Dev, Eloit Innovations. The workshop started with welcome note by Dr. Preety Wadhwa followed by Address by Dr. Vikas Nath, Director, BVIMR, New Delhi. This was followed by three consecutive sessions spread over the day with tea and lunch breaks. Concluding session witnessed deliberations among participants followed by ‘Vote of Thanks’ by Dr. Preety Wadhwa. The day long extensive discussion reaped fruitful results in terms of deliberations on the topic and training outcomes that were achieved in terms of knowledge of ranking procedures and clarifications of doubts and misconceptions about ranking framework and documentation.

Event coordinators:

Dr. Preety Wadhwa and Dr. Navneet Gera.


BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS OF

HON’BLE DR. PATANGRAOJI KADAM

NATIONAL LEVEL INTER COLLEGIATE GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TEST – 2016 Every year, on 8th January all the campuses celebrate birthday of honourable Chancellor Sir, Dr. Patangrao ji kadam. The enthusiasm of these celebrations are a testimony of his most valuable contributions to education field. This year, the celebrations started with a National Level Inter Collegiate G.K Test organized by Yashwantrao Mohite College of Arts, Science & Commerce on Thursday, 7th January, 2016. 214 students of the institute from both UG and PG programs participated in this event. BVIMR CELEBRATES ANNUAL SPORTS MEET 2016 The most grand and the most awaited event in the college calendar “Annual Sports Meet” was organized from 8th January to 10th January, 2016 at BVIMR Campus - New Delhi on account of birthday celebrations of Dr. Patangraoji Kadam. The entire sports ground was fully decorated with flags and balloons to motivate and cheer up the students. During the inaugural session, event coordinators, Dr. Pankaj Saini, Dr. Daljeet Singh Bawa and Mrs. Nishu Marwah welcomed the enthusiastic students and explained the rules and regulations with strategies of referees in each event. Later, Dr. Vikas Nath, Director, felicitated the coaches, addressed the students followed by the Nation Anthem of Our Country. The Sport’s meet was given a flying start by the torch bearers by carrying the flame round the track and lighting the cauldron of sports meet. Director Sir inaugurated the Cricket tournament by hitting a couple of good shots in the fence. Both Teaching and Non-Teaching staff were also seen enjoying and taking part in different sports events. For the first time, the event was rationalized regularly with updates, videos and images regarding to the event through Facebook.

Dr. Vikas Nath – Director BVIMR, New Delhi playing cricket on the occasion of Annual Sports Meet 2016

celebrated from 8th January to 10th January, 2016


Students gathering at Annual Sports Meet 2016

FOLLOWING ARE THE WINNERS OF VARIOUS SPORTS EVENTS

CRICKET

WINNERS MBA 2nd Year

RUNNER UP BBA 3rd Year

VOLLEY BALL

BOYS (WINNERS) MBA 2nd Year

BOYS (RUNNER UP) BCA 2ND Year


BASKETBALL (BOYS)

WINNERS BBA 1st Year

RUNNER UP BBA 3rd Year

BADMINTON BADMINTON BOYS

WINNER Vishesh Nayyar BBA 1st Year

RUNNER UP Karan Khanna BBA 3rd Year

BADMINTON GIRLS

WINNER Paridhi Goyal MBA 2nd Year

RUNNER UP Chehak Sehgal MBA 2nd Year

BADMINTON MIXED DOUBLES

WINNER Vishesh and partner BBA 1st Year

RUNNER UP Raman

Heena BBA 3rd Year

CARROM WINNERS

WINNER Parikit MBA 2nd Year

RUNNER UP Raman MBA 1st Year


GIRLS SINGLES

WINNER Anu MBA 1st Year

RUNNER UP Swati BBA 1st Year

DOUBLES

1st POSITION Prateek and Parikit

2nd POSITION Sarthak and Vivek

3rd POSITION Vrinda and Gargi

ATHLETICS RESULTS 100 M

BOYS

1st POSITION Geet Arora BBA

2nd POSITION Ikpreet Singh BBA

3rd POSITION Prabhat Kumar MBA

GIRLS

1st POSITION Princy Kwatra MBA

2nd POSITION Simran nanda BBA

3rd POSITION Parul mahajan BBA

TUG OF WAR (GIRLS)

1st POSITION BBA 1st YEAR

2nd POSITION MBA 1ST YEAR


LEGGED RACE (BOYS)

1st POSITION Nikhil & Dhruv BBA

2nd POSITION Jaskeerat & Yash BBA

3rd POSITION Nishkarsh & Kunal MBA

LEGGED RACE (GIRLS)

1st POSITION Savitri & Tijender MBA

2nd POSITION Heena &Diksha BBA

3rd POSITION Rupal & Shilpi MBA

CHESS: (BOYS)

1st POSITION Amit Chaudhary MBA 2nd Year

2nd POSITION Anmol Maria MBA 1st Year

3rd POSITION Parikit Devnath MBA 2nd Year

CHESS : (GIRLS)

1st POSITION Neha MBA 1st Year

2nd POSITION Urvashi Kaushik MBA 1st Year

3rd POSITION Rupal Pajapati MBA 2nd Year

SHOT PUT BOYS

1st POSITION Ikpreet BBA 2nd Year

2nd POSITION Rohan BBA 3rd Year

3rd POSITION Avkesh MBA 1st Year


SHOT PUT GIRLS

1st POSITION 1. Sonali Jain MBA 2nd Year

2nd POSITION 2. Sahiba Verma MBA 1st Year

3rd POSITION 3. Pritika MBA 2nd Year

TABLE TENNIS

BOYS

WINNER Sushant Sharma MBA

RUNNER UP Nikhil Sharma BBA

GIRLS

WINNER Subha Khosla BCA

RUNNER UP Namrata Sehgal MBA


Street Play On Pollution &

Environmental Protection

BVIMR’s Social & Eco Club expressed birthday wishes and love to the founder of Bharati Vidyapeeth – Dr Patangrao Ji Kadam by organizing a “Nukkad Natak on Pollution and its effect on environment” on Friday, 8th January, 2016. A team of 19 students from social club practiced and portrayed a play that highlighted causes of pollution and its effect on environment.

Students performing Street play ‘Nukkad Natak” on Pollution and its effect on environment


The play talked about how the environment used to be and how it has been destroyed eventually. It also talked about the various types of pollution and their effect on our daily lives with special emphasize on pollution of Delhi. The actors beautifully described the measures that can be taken to prevent environment degradation with their entertaining performance. It highlighted the odd even rule for vehicles in Delhi and how it has helped the citizen of Delhi. The students and staff of BVIMR thoroughly enjoyed the play and took keen interest. The play ended with huge round of applause from audience.

The Street Play team depicting various issues that arise due to different types of pollution

Event coordinators:

Mrs. Tripti Tiwari &

Mrs. Seema chaudhary


Cancer Awareness Program Cancer Awareness Programme was organized by the institute on 13th January at 3:00 to 4:00pm in the institutes’ auditorium.

At BVIMR, New Delhi, we not only focus on growth and development of student, but also gives due emphasis on the development of the society as a CSR initiative. Now days, our society is in war with lots of life taking diseases such as cancer, dengue, malaria and AIDS etc. Amongst all these also, Cancer is considered as most dangerous. The only way we can protect our society and safe guard our future from this deadly menace is through creating awareness. BVIMR’s Social & Eco Club has taken a step forward to spread awareness among students and society by organizing a session on Cancer Awareness.

Dr. J. B. Sharma (Medical Oncologist) along with his team of four members, from Balaji Action Cancer Hospital, Paschim Vihar was the resource persons for the session. The program began with the felicitation of the resource person by Dr. Vikas Nath, Director BVIMR. Dr. Vikas Nath started the session with his own experience with cancer as he is a survival of cancer. He talked about chemotherapy and how doctors help him to get rid of cancer and also motivated students that there is nothing impossible if you are determined. Then he handed over the stage to Dr. J. B. Sharma who said that Cancer is curable, when detected early. He talked about his objectives

To create awareness of the disease. To help people recognize the early signs and symptoms of cancer, thus enabling them to seek treatment at

an early stage. The program encourages the participants to seek prompt medical attention for symptoms which may include lumps, sores, bleeding, hoarseness, weight loss and persistent indigestion/cough/pain, etc.

To educate people about the key risk factors of cancer since more than 30% of cancer cases could be prevented by modifying lifestyle or avoiding the key risk factors.

To inform people about the importance of cancer check-ups at an early stage and to motivate them to avail of cancer check-up services.

He also showed the major causes and types of cancer through presentation. He said there are more than 100 types of cancers prevailing throughout the world. Among these breast cancer, skin cancer, lung cancer, colon cancer, prostate cancer, and lymphoma are more prominent. He explains the measure causes are smoking and chewing tobacco, obesity and overweight, alcohol, less physical activity, unhealthy eating habits, exposure to ultraviolet rays, Air pollution and Infection and HPV and Inherited genes. In his presentation he also shared some facts and figures about deaths due to cancer. He motivated students, not to smoke and drink alcohol and live a simple life. There was a question answer session at the end of the session. The session proved to be quite fruitful for the students as it made them aware of additional facts to detect cancer at early stage.

Event Coordinators:

Ms. Seema Chaudhary and Mr. Sanjoy Roy


Woollen Donation Camp

BVIMR Social & Eco Club conducts WOOLLEN DONATION CAMP from 13th -26th January 2016

“Delhi government criticized for winter deaths. High court comes down heavily on government for inability to build

more shelters for the homeless”. “In the 66th year of the Indian Republic, eight people died of cold every night in the

nation's capital. All these news hit the headline often during winters in the National Capital.”

BVIMR Social & Eco Club offered its hands to help at least a small section of the poor and deprived suffering in the cold

of Delhi.

Dr. Vikas Nath – Director BVIMR, New Delhi along with members of Social & Eco Club

conducting Woolen Clothes Donation Camp from 13th -26th January 2016

BVIMR Social & Eco Club organized “Woolen Clothes Donation Camp” from 13th January 2016 to 25th January 2016 in

Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Management & Research, New Delhi campus. Continuing its tradition of making a

difference in the society with many social initiatives like Book Donation, Joy of giving, Blood Donation, BVIMR Social Club

successfully organized Woolen Donation Drive inviting students, all teaching and non-teaching staff to donate their old,

unused woolen clothes which will be donated to the poor & needy ones on the traffic signals of west Delhi..


Students of Social & Eco Club conducting Woolen Clothes Donation Camp

In this 11 day camp, Social & Eco Club was able to collect 48 Sweaters, 45 jackets, 50 pants, 5 pairs of socks, 13 shawls,

26 pairs of shoes and other winter essentials. BVIMR Social & Eco Club would donate all the collected woolen clothes to

the poor & needy ones on the streets at different traffic lights in and around west Delhi (Punjabi Bagh, Paschim Vihar).

BVIMR Social & Eco Club thanked all the students, teaching and non-teaching staff for their priceless contribution in

bringing a little change in the society.

Event coordinators:

Ms. Tripti Tiwari

Ms. Rupam Jyoti Deka


8th International Conference on “MAKE IN INDIA - Through sustainable development:

Achieving inclusive growth” was organized by BVIMR, from 5th - 6th February, 2016

The aim of the conference was to have highly fruitful deliberations on the concept of “Make in India” with an aim to place India on the world map as a manufacturing hub. It is an attempt to motivate foreign investors and local population to manufacture from “Pharmacy to Biotech”, “Paper to Power Plants”, “Houses to Smart Cities” in India. The focus is to make India a job giving country rather than a job seeking one as approximately 12 million youth complete their studies every year. The event was graced by eminent personalities like Shri Ashwini Kumar Chopra, Hon’ble MP from Karnal (Haryana), Shri Mongy Aly Badr Minister Plenipotentiary; Hon’ble Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt – Chief Guests for the occasion, Guest of Honor like Prof. Dr. Raj S Dhankar, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Ansal University, Gurgaon, Mr.Rajeev Bhadauria – Director-Group HR of Jindal Steel & Power Ltd, Mr.Ramesh Agarwal- Chairman, Agarwal Packers & Movers, Mr. Jatinder Singh- Sr.Secretary, PHDCCI, New Delhi, Dr. Kim Jeong Yeon, Professor Department of East Asian Studies, DU, Mr. Jung Young Ministry of South Korea, Director, IMES, New Delhi, Dr.Vikas Nath, Director-BVIMR, New Delhi and Mr. David Wittenberg, CEO, The Innovation Workgroup, New Delhi.

Dr. Vikas Nath – Director, BVIMR - New Delhi and other dignitaries lighting the pious lamp on the occasion of 8th International

Conference on “Make in India- Through Sustainable Development: Achieving Inclusive Growth”.

From the land of snake charmers to aiming being a leading manufacturing hub – India has come a long way in terms of

holistic development and growth. “Make in India” is the government’s flagship campaign intended to boost the

domestic manufacturing industry and attract foreign investors to invest into the Indian economy. With this aim in the

backdrop, BVIMR, New Delhi organized its 8th International Conference on “Make in India- Through Sustainable

Development: Achieving Inclusive Growth” from 5th -6th February, 2016 to nurture this aspect thus reviving

manufacturing businesses and emphasizing key sectors in India amidst growing concerns that most entrepreneurs are

moving out of the country due to its low rank in ease of doing business ratings. Manufacturing currently contributes just


over 15% to the national GDP. The aim of the campaign is to grow this to a 25% contribution as seen with other

developing nations of Asia. In the process, the government expects to generate jobs, attract much foreign direct

investment, and transform India into a manufacturing hub preferred around the globe. “Make in India” program

designed to facilitate investments, foster innovation, enhance skill development, protect intellectual property and build

best-in-class manufacturing infrastructure.

Dr. Vikas Nath – Director, BVIMR, New Delhi in his exhilarating speech emphasized on innovating, inventing and

discovering in India and welcomed all dignitaries to “Bharat” & “Bharati Vidyapeeth”. He rightly said that our Indian Lion

of Make in India is fighting with the Chinese Dragon. The service sector is at its peak in India but manufacturing sector is

lacking. If we are able to successfully implement the concept of Make in India & Skill India, it would help local

population, save labour cost and the money would circulate within the country. The aim is to create healthy business

environment, encourage small scale industries, improvise on energy cost & policies, local market attractiveness and

government investments.

Felicitation ceremony:

Dr. Vikas Nath, Director BVIMR felicitated the chief guest & other dignitaries:

1. Hon’ble Sh. Mongy Aly Mohamad Badr - Minister Plenipotentiary: Hon’ble Embassy of the Arab Republic of

Egypt. Shri Mohamad Badr is a graduate from Faculty of Economy and Political Science. He completed his

Master’s Degree in International Trade. He has training courses in the field of International Trade in Germany,

USA, China and Egypt. He started his diplomatic career in 1984. During his course he was posted at various

locations such as Kuwait, Indonesia, Portugal, Nigeria & West Africa, Turkey and India currently.

Shri Ashwini Kumar Chopra, Hon’ble MP from Karnal (Haryana), Shri Mongy Aly Badr Minister Plenipotentiary; Hon’ble

Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt – Chief Guests for the occasion, Guest of Honor like Prof. Dr. Raj S Dhankar,

Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Ansal University, Gurgaon, Mr.Rajeev Bhadauria – Director-Group HR of Jindal Steel & Power

Ltd, Mr.Ramesh Agarwal- Chairman, Agarwal Packers & Movers, Mr. Jatinder Singh- Sr.Secretary, PHDCCI, New Delhi, Dr.


Kim Jeong Yeon, Professor Department of East Asian Studies, DU, Mr. Jung Young Ministry of South Korea, Director,

IMES, New Delhi, Dr.Vikas Nath, Director-BVIMR, New Delhi and Mr. David Wittenberg, CEO, The Innovation

Workgroup, New Delhi releasing the Conference Proceedings of “Make in India” – Through Sustainable Development:

Achieving Inclusive Growth – a compendium of over 140 papers.

1. Prof. Raj S. Dhankar - Vice Chancellor, Ansal University. Prof. Raj S. Dhankar, a thought leader and institution

builder, is senior Professor of Finance and Ex Dean of the prestigious Faculty of Management Studies (FMS),

University of Delhi, India. He had been the recipient of Commonwealth Scholarship for Ph.D. program in U.K. and

Post-Doctoral Studies (PDS) Scholarship for U.S.A. by Government of India. He has been honoured with several

awards including Haryana Ratan in recognition of his contribution to the welfare of society and institution building.

2. Mr. Ramesh Agarwal - Founder, Mentor, Director and Managing Worker of Agarwal Movers Group was born on 6th

September, 1962 in village Nalwa, District Hissar, Haryana. Being a man of integrity, sharp business values, efficient

administrative maneuver and coherent leadership skills, Mr. Ramesh Agrawal has been the backbone behind the

success of Agarwal Movers group.

3. Dr. Jatinder Singh is Ph.D in Management with 20 years of experience in HR, Education & Skill Development

initiatives. He is HR Head PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, New Delhi. Additionally, he is heading the

verticals on Education, Skill Development, CSR and Innovation.

4. Dr. Kim Jeong Yeon, Professor Department of East Asian Studies, DU, India and Korean Studies and Korean language

of Ph.D. M.A. K.F.

5. Mr. Jung Young Ministry Of South Korea, Director, IMES, New Delhi. Mr. Jung Young Minbeen serving in India since

1998 as a Volunteer working for the development of Indian youth. He has delivered Mind Education Lectures to

Tihar Jail Inmates from 2010 to 2011, Guest Lectures at Youth Seminars held in Japan, Dubai, Nepal and hosted

world camps for University Students in Delhi, Chandigarh & Pune.

6. Mr. David Wittenberg, CEO, The Innovation Group. Known as India’ resident innovation guru, David brings world –

class innovation to top – tier Indian and multinational corporations including Reliance Industries, TATA and

Ericsson. The author of The Executive’s Guide to Innovation, David introduces global best practices in the discipline

of Innovation so that firms can manage innovation for breakthrough result. A highly rated speaker, he has lectured

on innovation, marketing, strategy, entrepreneurship and salesmanship, as well as teaching business at Stratford

University. He resides in New Delhi, India. He is working with Indian and multinational corporations. He is an

internationally recognized keynote speaker on innovation and other relevant business subjects. Author of “The

Executive’s Guide to innovation”. Guest lecturer at leading business schools and has 35 years of consulting.

Today, India’s credibility is stronger than ever. There is visible momentum, energy and optimism. Make in India is opening investment doors. Multiple enterprises are adopting its mantra. The world’s largest democracy is well on its way to becoming the world’s most powerful economy. Make in India is an initiative of the Government of India, to encourage companies to invest in the manufacturing sector in India. It was launched by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi on 25th September 2014. The session commenced in the auditorium amid cheer and applause. Dr. R.K Sharma, convener of the graceful occasion gave his opening remarks. He shared his views his about Make In India and some important facts about Indian economy.


He aspired India to become a low cost manufacturing hub. He pointed out falling oil and commodity prices and increase in the cost of wages in China as favorable for the Indian economy. The fast moving bureaucratic approach, robust transport network, control on corruption, necessary legislative reforms in land acquisition and tax reforms particularly are removing bottlenecks, he added. He concluded by anticipating highly fruitful learning from 5th and 6th February’s track sessions. Mr. Jatinder Singh – Sr. Secretary, PHDCCI, shared his words of wisdom with the students. He mentioned the looking at total paradigm in Make In India, the hard infrastructure is how to make in India and the soft infrastructure is that while making in India there has to be the element of sustainable development and inclusive growth. He was keen on the concern of sustainable development rather that talking only on the profitability and manufacturing sector as he believed people and planet has to manage first. He spoke about the widening gap between the rich and poor and how inclusive growth can help in dealing with this gap. Through a golden triangle in terms of synergy between the public sector, private sector and civil society, inclusion can be promoted.

He provided a glimpse of academy’s role in churning students from management and engineering institutes, wherein they can also develop them as entrepreneur. He also highlighted that Make In India will only be successful is there will be 12 million youth employed per year for almost one decade because as per statistics every year there are 12 million people who become job seekers, so who will employ them. He wished and encouraged the students and the organizers to take part in the deliberations and share the recommendations of the papers with the policy makers to take up their ideas to the next level. Dr. Raj S. Dhankar, shared noteworthy reasons the present government has thought of these two things – Make in India and Skill India. He shared his insights on the three sectors of our economy. The rate of growth in the service sector is tremendous as a matter of fact more than 60% of the GDP comes from service sector in India. But we could not focus on the manufacturing sector. He felt fortunate and thanked the IT sector mentioning Infosys, Wipro and Tisco for contributing to the growth in economy. We continued to lose to countries like China, Korea and Japan and as a result there is lack of employment, he added. He emphasized on the strong R&D culture and great educational institutions as the key for development of manufacturing sector. He generously concluded his speech by talking about the importance of balanced growth as with the growing GDP the gap between the rich and poor should not grow. Mr. Ramesh Aggarwal, head of Agarwal Packers and Movers firmly believed in Prime Minister’s Make In India initiative and wished to make an addition to the same. He holds the opinion that customer feedback incorporation would help the initiative. He emphasized on the fact that tying customer experience and feedback to a business yields better outcomes. The businesses should make the most of its customer feedback and put the customer at the heart of its strategy. While sharing his professional experiences he mentioned that hardwork and passion helps one harvest success in life and in order to grow one should make most out of opportunities that life offers. Mongy Aly Mohamad Badr, Minister Plenipotentiary: Hon’ble Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt, spoke about sustainable development in Africa. He also talked on India and Egypt’s relationship. The trade between the two moves at $5 billion, more than 52 Indian companies is working in Egypt after joint ventures between the two and now we have Egyptian investments taking place in Bangalore, Haryana, Gujrat, Kolkata and many more, the minister added. Mr. David Wittenberg, CEO, The Innovation Group, thought about Make In India in a different way and talked about the way our mind needs to work to make “Make In India” a success. He briefed about three types of “Advanced Thinking” to remember.


1. Computational Thinking - He told everyone that computational thinking as an old view is like “I can solve math problems” and instead the required view is “I can use math to solve new problems”. He quoted an interesting example to explain this point and intrigued the audience.

2. Design Thinking - One must not keep the old views like “Customers will provide the specifications” rather the required

view is “I can design new solution to meet customer needs”. This is the engine of innovation and will make India successful in Make In India campaign. He told the students to make new trends in India and not just follow orders. One should not wait for the customers to give the specifications rather one should design something by discovering customer requirements before customer tells their need and that’s a more advanced skill. He shared with the students a famous quote “Imagination is more important than knowledge” given by Albert Einstein to explain his point.

3. Strategic Thinking – Lastly he spoke about long term thinking being an important strategy for Make In India. He said we

are pretty good at maximizing the profits in the short term but to be a global power in manufacturing we got to think more on long term.

The plenary session “Make in India” Through Sustainable Development: Achieving Inclusive Growth” saw eminent guests like Dr. RK Shukla, CEO, ICE360, Prof. J.D Agarwal- Chariman I.I.F, Noida, Dr. Rachita Rana - Director, IITM, New Delhi, Mr.Shubham Nagar – Executive Director, InfoAxon Technologies, Prof. Amarjeet Kaur Malhotra – Dean, FMS, Ansal University, Gurgaon, Professor Eric Pichoner, French Embassy, New Delhi and Ms Neerja Singh, Group Executive, Vice President, YES BANK, Gurgaon

The conference comprised of 6 Technical sessions as enumerated below:

Technical Session- I : Energy studies for Make in India: A Basic Toolkit for Survival

Chairperson: Prof.Dr. Kavidayal, Dean, Kumaun University, Nainital

Key Speaker : Mr.AK Thakur, Head CSR, TERI, New Delhi

Technical Session- II : Challenges and issues related to MSME growth

Chairperson: Prof. Sanjeev Mittal - Dean USMS, I.P University

Key Speaker : Mr.L.N. Jilowa, Chief Manager- SBI, New Delhi

Technical Session- III: Role of Digital India initiative in Make in India

Chairperson: Dr Seema Zutshi Kaul, Director , Neilson, New Delhi

Key Speaker : Prof. Dr. PK Gupta, jamia Milia University, New Delhi

Technical Session- IV: Emerging Financing Options for Make in India

Chairperson: Prof Geeta Mahajan, ITM, Gurgaon

Key Speaker: Prof Kamaljeet Kaur, ITM Unviersity Gurgaon


Technical Session- V : Energy studies for Make in India: A Basic Toolkit for Survival

Chairperson : Dr.Sunil Mehru - UGC, New Delhi

Key Speaker : Mr.Sushil Kumar - H.R Head, Trenchless Technology

Technical Session- VI : Challenges and issues related to MSME growth

Chairperson : Prof (Dr.) Nawal Kishor, Director, SOMS, IGNOU

Key Speaker : Prof Tej Singh, HOD, Indira Gandhi University Meerpur

Technical Session- VII: Role of Digital India initiative in Make in India

Chairperson: Prof. S Chaturvedi, Director GIBS, New Delhi

Key Speaker:. Dr. AK Gaba, Director, SVS, IGNOU, New Delhi

Technical Session- VIII: Emerging Financing Options for Make in India

Chairperson : Key Speaker: Prof. GL Sharma, LBSIM, New Delhi

Key Speaker : Dr. Shamsher Singh, Director, BCIPS, New Delhi

The Conference Research Papers have taken the shape of one volumes where over 140 papers have been presented by

academicians, practitioners, research scholars and corporate.

The dignitaries and keynote speakers were of the viewpoint that Make in India can be achieved through sustainable

development and inclusive growth. The basic premise should be to churn out students for entrepreneurship as 12

million youth seek job every year, therefore a model for convergence is indeed required. The deliberations revolved

around concepts like Creating Security system for Make in India, Make in India: Remodeling Indian Manufacturing

Sector, Innovation in competency mapping, Study of Women Health Status in India - Moving toward Sustainable

Development Goals (SDGs) from Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for Achieving Inclusive Growth, E-recruitment:

a new mantra for E-human resource management, Indianisation of Chinese food: A step towards make in india, Export

of readymade garments to Australia, Branding in Rural India, Environmental Challenges: MAKE IN INDIA, Cloud

computing, 4G and Digital India : A Business perspective, Role of Research & Development for Make in India- A Case

study of DRDO, Solar Distillation – Addressing water scarcity for Make in India Campaign, Solar Power Tower for Power:

Creating Eco-system for Make in India, GST: AN ENHANCER FOR MAKE IN INDIA and Sustainability through e-waste

management

The valedictory session saw the presence of Chief Guest, Gen.N.S Malik-Indian Army (Retd), Guest of Honour Prof. Dr.

Pawan Kumar Singh, IIM Indore, Dr. JK Tripathi, Joint Secretary, UGC, New Delhi, Dr.Ransingh Birhman - Chairman,

Relcom Group of Industries, New Delhi and Mr. Amarjeet Singh Walia, Director, Targus Technologies, Gurgaon.

The event was a great success owing to the hard work put in by Dr.Broto Bhardwaj, Dr.R.K. Sharma, Dr.A.S.Rao, Ms.

Tripti Tiwari and Mr. Mahesh Kumar Chaubey - Convener, BVIMR, New Delhi under the leadership of Dr. Vikas Nath –

Director, BVIMR, New Delhi.

http://www.targustech.com/


WINNERS LIST

STUDENT CATEGORY NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COLLEGE

I Aishwarya Kaul BVIMR, New Delhi

II Prerna Bajaj & Ayushi

Aggarwal BVIMR, New Delhi

III Kirti Singh, Gurleen & Yashika BVIMR, New Delhi

FACULTY CATEGORY NAME OF THE FACULTY NAME OF THE COLLEGE

I

Dr. Geetu Tuteja

Assistant Professor

Ms. Minakshi Sati

Assistant Professor

BVIMR, New Delhi

II

Dr. Nimit Gupta

Associate Professor

& Ms. Kanupriya

FIIB & Department of

Humanities & Social Science

III

Mr. Jitendra Singh

Associate Professor

Mr. Mahesh Kumar Chaubey

Assistant Professor

BVIMR, New Delhi


“GENEXT-START-UP INDIA STAND-UP INDIA” ON DD NEWS

BVIMR, New Delhi, got invitation from DD News (Indian National News Channel) for participation of faculty and students

in a Programme on “Genext Start-Up India Stand-Up India”. Dr.Lokinder Kumar Tyagi along with 13 students of MBA

final year were detailed to represent BVIMR in the above program.

Faculty guide Dr.L.K. Tyagi along with the participants in the studio of Doordarshan Bhawan

On 28th January, 2016, 13 students from MBA Final year represented BVIMR, New Delhi with faculty guide,

Dr. L.K. Tyagi in a Program on “Genext Start-Up India Stand-Up India” to be telecast in DD News which shoot in

Doordarshan Bhawan, Mandi House, New Delhi. 10 students of MBA along with faculty guide, Dr. Moloy Ghoshal from

DSPIR: Rohini, New Delhi and12 Students of B.Tech from Amity University, NOIDA also participated in the TV Program.

Renowned Corporate Experts Mr.Tushar Mittal, Managing Director, Studiokon Ventures Pvt. Ltd., Gurgaon and Ms.

Surabhi Dewra, Co-Founder & CEO, CareerGuide.com, Rombex Society, Noida were also present to give their views and

expert comments on the emerging issues related to Start-Up India Stand-Up India by the youth of India.

The topic for discussion was the government’s latest initiative “Start-Up India” launched by PM Narendra Modi himself.

Students of Bharti Vidyapeeth Institute of Management and Research, New Delhi were invited for the discussion and

these students took an active part in the program in the form of asking questions about the initiative and also putting up

their concerns and suggestions to all. The Guest speakers were Mr.Tushar Mittal, Managing Director, Studiokon

Ventures Pvt. Ltd.,Gurgaon and Ms.Surabhi Dewra, Co-Fouonder & CEO, CareerGuide.com, Rombex Societ, Noida.


Dr. L.K. Tyagi in the show Student representatives from BVIMR, New Delhi

It was a fine learning experience for all the students as it helped in creating a sense of awareness about the Start-Up

India initiative and students were also able to clear their doubts over certain details of the initiative in order to use the

platform being provided by the government in the form of this one of its kind initiative towards instilling confidence

amongst the youth of the country to look beyond the set job patterns and work towards garnishing and working over

their own innovative and creative business ideas. The program was very fruitful and useful for the career of our

Students. Dr. Tyagi and our students interacted meaningful with the panel experts on the DD News and BVIMR’s

presence was visible at National Platform. Our students also asked questions by introducing themselves and our

institute. The Program was telecasted on 30th January, 2016 at 1.30 pm and on 4th February, 2016 at 3.00 pm.

SEMINAR ON “ROAD SAFETY AND MANAGEMENT” AT TRAFFIC TRAINING PARK, PUNJABI BAGH,

NEW DELHI FOR BBA IV SEMESTER STUDENTS BY DELHI TRAFFIC POLICE IN COLLABORATION WITH

HERO MOTO CORPS CAMPAIGN “RIDE SAFE INDIA” TO PROMOTE THE CAUSE OF ROAD SAFETY IN

INDIA.

The Seminar on Road Safety and Management was held in the first week of January at Traffic Training Park, Punjabi

Bagh, New Delhi for BBA IV Semester students. The Seminar was held by Delhi Traffic Police in collaboration with Hero

Moto Corps campaign “Ride Safe India” to promote the cause of road safety in India.

In the seminar the students were made aware of the traffic rules and measures to be taken for road safety. The students

were discussed about the importance of traffic rules, regulations and road safety so as to educate them and create

awareness amongst them about the same.


Seminar on Road Safety and Management being held at Traffic Training Park -Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi for BBA IV

Semester students by Delhi Traffic Police in collaboration with Hero Moto Corps campaign “Ride Safe India”

It was also demonstrated that how to ride a two wheeler on a tough road. The students were asked to raise questions

regarding any query. They were also shown demonstrations on how to ride a two wheeler correctly and how to stop it

under unforeseen conditions.

Representative of Hero Moto Corp exhibiting how to drive a two wheeler safely on road

at Traffic Training Park - Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi


RENAISSANCE-ANNUAL CULTURAL, LANGUAGE & TECHNICAL FEST, 2016

Renaissance, the most awaited event of the year was organized by BVIMR, from 11th to 13th March 2016. It was filled

with all pomp and splendor which aimed to fill in youthful vigor, freshness and zest to excel in students. It was a

combination of the Annual Cultural Fest and the Technical Fest”. The three days were filled with a plethora of events that

motivated the students to put their best foot forward.

Dr. R.K. Sharma, Professor BVIMR giving the inaugural speech to the students

The event was graced with the presence of Mr. Jagdish Mukhi Ex MLA BJP as the Chief Guest and Mr. Nand Kishore Garg

Chancellor – Maharaja Agrasen University as the Guest of Honor for the event. Mr. Jagdish Mukhi appreciated the

commendable efforts of Bharati Vidyapeeth University and especially BVIMR, New Delhi in reaching soaring heights.

He encouraged the students to actively participate in all the events and congratulated the organizing team for the

innovative electrifying week. He concluded with an encouraging quote “Prepare yourself to be challenged and excited.”

Mr. Nand Kishore Garg rightly quoted the meaning of the word “Renaissance” has its origin from the Italian:

Rinascimento, from “Ri”- "again" and nascere "be born". It was a cultural movement that spanned roughly the 14th to

the 17th century, beginning in Florence in the Late Middle Ages and later spreading to the rest of Europe.

It is a time period when interest in art, literature, education, and other similar subjects, along with interest in Ancient

Greece and Rome, was reborn. So, it was time to be reborn again in BVIMR. At the end Dr. Vikas Nath – Director, BVIMR,

New Delhi emphasized on the power of youth. He expressed immense happiness when one of the students remarked

that she wants to bring positive change in the society by becoming a politician. He filled the atmosphere with her


exhilarating speech thereby lending cheerfulness to the Cultural Fest. He wished all the participants externals as well as

internals best of luck and encouraged them to take part in all the events and have a lovely and joyful time at BVIMR.

The various events which aimed at bringing hidden talents to the forefront were Dalal Street, Marketing Bingo, Rena

Star Voice, Management Game, Antakshri, Folk Dancing Star-Solo, Graphical Rangoli, Graffiti Competition, Rena

Entrepreneurs, War of the Bands, Dumb Charades, Street Play, Play a Case Maze, Unleash Your Creativity, Rena Star

Dancers, Fashion Fiesta.

The invigorating performance by the J Star, Big Dhillon added to the festivities at BVIMR.

The event saw the active participation of over 98 colleges with more than 165 teams and footfall of more than 3500

students. The campus premises roared with a variety of emotions – love, joys of winning and laughter depicting the huge

success of the events.

BVIMR through its exemplary events like SchoneAmour, Renaissance, National Conferences, Guruvandana, Paristhiti-National

Case Study Presentation Competition and NRPPC tries to imbibe the virtues of competence, excellence, confidence and ethics

in students.

Students enjoying the star night performance by J-STAR

Renaissance-2016 ended with the jam session and the wherein the DJ played some peppy tracks and the students

danced to the tunes of the DJ enjoying. It was a fun moment wherein the faculty members and students get a chance to

enjoy and dance and shed the stress out. With the ending of jam session the fest 2016 also ended on a positive note.


List of winners at RENAISSANCE 2016

Event: Grafitti

POSITIONS NAME COLLEGE

1 Prashant & Rahul BVP

2 Rupal & Heena BVP

3 Priyanka & Raghav BVP

Event: Treasure Hunt


1 Jugal, Vidhi, Vrinda BVIMR

2 Parulsinghal, Pritika, Pooja BVIMR

3 Sameer, Rishav, Prateek

Event: Rang milap


1 Juhi, Sapna, Diksha, Neha Dayal Singh College

2 Deepika, Jitender, Harpreet,

Gurpreet Guru Nanak College

3 Lavanya, Shubham, Akshay,

Priyanka Satyawati College

Event: Tug of war


1 Bhaskar, Ashsish,Atul, Shivansh,

Kapish, Gaurav, Sachin, Satyam

Rukhmani Devi Institute Of

Advanced Studies

2

Navneet, Ikpreet, Saurav, Rohan,

Nikhil, Vansh, Himanshu,

Gursharan,Kartikey

BVIMR

Event: Photography


1 Amit & Neha Galgotias & Kalindi DU

2 Daizy & Himanshu JIMS Rohini & Kalindi DU


3 Manav SGND khalsa

Event: AD-MAD

POSITIONS. NAME. COLLEGE.

1 Kushwinder, Dhruv Kumar Faculty Of Arts

2 Rishab, Vinayak, Amar Sri Aurobindo

3 Abhishek, Akhil Gupta, Naman,

Risabh, Varun BVIMR

Event: Expressing Intent


1 Mitali Amity law school

2 Jatin Nagpal BVIMR

3 Arun Joly BVIMR

Event: Impresario (B-Plan)


1 Bkasheesh & Ankit Ambedkar University

2 Sagar Rajpal, Rohit Goyal &

Diksha Bhan BVIMR

3 Minal & Shivangi Vivekananda

Event: IPL auction


1 Arjun Singh Mehra, Shankar Shaheed Bhagat Singh

2 Kamal Garg, Gaurav Tripathi,

Karanpreet Banga BVIMR

3 Ashish Sharma, Anant Gupta,

Anmol Malik BVIMR

Event: MR & MS Rena


1 Ayush mishra, shivani BVIMR & PGDAV

2 Nitin & Pratibha BVIMR

3 Heena & Dhruv BVIMR


Event : Face painting


1 Chandana, Mehak BVIMR

2 Annu, Komal Shivaji college

3 Drishti, Sachin & Rupal, Sagar BVIMR

Event: antakshiri


1 Prachi, Nishtha BVIMR

2 Prateek, Tabrez BVIMR

3 Subha, Vasvi BVIMR

Event: Dumb Shall Act

POSITIONS.+ NAME. COLLEGE.

1 Shiva, Ujwal BVIMR

2 Drishti, Vipul BVIMR

3 Gaurav, Kangna BVIMR

Event: Broker Street


1 Ishit Bajaj, Samarth Gupta Shyam Lal College, DCAC

2 Paresh, Naman BVIMR

Event: Kagazi Gudiya


1 Rupal, Tushar, Pritika, Parul,

Sachi , Heena BVIMR

2 Manju, Chetna, Shubham, Palak,

Priyanka, Kirti JIMS

3 Jugal, Nancy, Monika, Vidhi,

Sukriti, Bhavya BVIMR

Event : T-Shirt painting



1 Mohit, Sandeep BVIMR

2 Bishweshwar, Sandeep BVIMR

3 Divyesh, Aditi Kapoor BVIMR

Event: Tap Your Feet


1 Jugal Royal, Dhruv Kapoor BVIMR

2 Tarun Kumar RLA

3 Suman Negi, Naman Khanna SOL, BVIMR

Event: Sur sangram


1 Hitesh

2 Nandini sharma JLN govt college

3 Nitin BVIMR

Event: Duet Dancing


1 Rahul &Ankita Satyawati

2 Neeraj & Ravi Deshbandu

3 Dhruv & Rohit BVIMR

Event: Mimic to laugh


1 Bhavya BVCOE

2 Surya pratap MSIT

3 Akash BVIMR

Event: Main Bhi Actor Hun


1 Ankit BVIMR

2 Sumit MAC


3 Kunal BVUSDE

Event: War of DJ

1 Jugal Royal BVIMR

2 Keshav BVIMR

3 Kunal BVIMR

Event: Dance United


1 V-defyn group IIT, Delhi

2 Afroza group IP college for women

2 Urban hopper crew goup MAIMS

3 Nritya group JDMC, DU

Event: Fashion Fiesta


1 Poise group Amity

2 Finese group VIPS

SEMINARS/ CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS ATTENDED AS A PARTICIPANT

S. No. Author Title of the

Paper/Article

Conference

Details Date & Venue

1.

Ms. Geetu Tuteja

Assistant Professor

Ms. Minakshi Sati

Assistant Professor

"A Study of Ecologically

Conscious Consumer

Behavior across

Generations"

International

Conference on

Managing

Sustainable

Growth

Bharatiya Vidya

Bhavan's

Usha & Lakshmi Mittal

Institute of

Management held on

09th January 2016

2. Dr. Preety Wadhwa

Associate Professor

“Television Advertising

&

Children – An Empirical

Study”

International

Conference on

Innovative

Brand Building

30th – 31st January,

2016

International

Management


FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

Dr. Parul Aggarwal Recommended for the award of Ph.D. Degree Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune after open Defence Viva conducted on 10th February, 2016. Title of thesis was “A Study of Dividend Practices in Automobile Industries”

Dr. Geetu Tuteja Conferred with PhD Degree from National Institute of Technology (NIT), Kurukshetra on 4th March, 2016 after open Defence Viva conducted on 8th February, 2016. Title of the thesis was “Impact of Demographic Characteristics of Consumers on Exploratory Tendencies - An Empirical Study”.

Dr. Shradha Vernekar Conferred with Ph.D Degree from Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune on 5th January, 2016 after Open Defence Viva conducted on 30th December, 2015. Title of the thesis was “A Study of Current status of tourism in Maharashtra and its future potential”.

Dr. Broto Rauth Bhardwaj Invited as a Guest of Honor to release a book on “The Silence That Never Broke” - an anthology of poems and prose, written at different periods which represent various stages of growth and experiences of a young soul by Ms. Himani Bhatia, 2006, BBA - BVIMR, New Delhi

Invited as Chairperson for the technical session focusing on Cyber Security during International Conference on “Cyber Security: Contemporary threat and issues” organized by Institute of Innovation and Technology Management, New Delhi on 19th March 2016. She also delivered a lecture on Role if ICT on Teaching Learning Environment.

Through Digital

Marketing

Institute, Qutab

Institutional Area,

New Delhi -110016

3.

Mr. Mahesh Kumar

Chaubey

Assistant Professor

Digital India - 24th

Convergence India 2016

Trade event for

ICT, broadcast

and Digital

Media industry

20th -22nd January,

2016, Hall No. 18

Pragati Maidan, New

Delhi


PAPER PUBLICATIONS IN NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS

S.No. Author Title of the Paper/Article

Journal/ Magazine

Vol. / Issue

1. Dr. Preety Wadhwa Associate Professor

Mr. Indranil Mutsuddi Ms. Rimi Mutsuddi

“Internal Stakeholder Perception on the Role of HR for Ensuring Organizational Justice and Protecting Human Rights: A Study on Manufacturing Sector Firms in Eastern India”

Advances in Global Business Research – Book of Abstracts of Papers Presented at the 12th Annual World Congress of the Academy for Global Business Advancement (AGBA) by Faculty of Industrial Management, University Malaysia Pahang (Gambang Campus), Malaysia on November 16th -19th November, 2015

Page No. 168 Vol.12(1) ISSN#1549-9332

2. Dr. Preety Wadhwa Associate Professor Dr. Bilal Mustafa Khan Dr. Namita Rajput

“Role of Mediating Factors on Impact of TV Advertising on Children: A Study of Metropolitan Cities in Emerging Countries, w.s.r.t. New Delhi”

IITM Journal of Business Studies (JBS) Annual Journal of Institute of Innovation in Technology & Management

Page No. 46-55, Vol 2, Issue 1, January-December 2015. ISSN 2393-9451

3. Dr. Broto Rauth Bhardwaj Associate Professor

“Role of Green Policy on Sustainable Supply Chain Management” – A Model for Implementing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Benchmarking– An International Journal (Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Page No. 1-13 Vol.23, No. 2, 2016, 1463-5771 DOI 10.1108/BIJ-08-2013-0077

4. Dr. Vikas Nath Professor

“Inter-linkage of FDI Policy in Retail with Make in India

“Make in India” – Through Sustainable

Page No. 18-22 Vol.1,Bharti


Dr. Nimit Gupta Associate Professor

Campaign” Development: Achieving Inclusive Growth

Publications, ISBN:978-93-85000-59-1

5. Dr. R.K. Sharma Professor Amit Chaudhary Akash Sharma Students

“A Study on the Correlation Among Nifty Stock”

“Make in India” – Through Sustainable Development: Achieving Inclusive Growth

Page No. 23-30 Vol.1,Bharti Publications, ISBN:978-93-85000-59-1

6. Ms. Indu Rani Assistant Professor Dr. Lokinder Kumar Tyagi Associate Professor

“Impact of Research and Development Activity on Students”

“Make in India” –Through Sustainable Development: Achieving Inclusive Growth


7. Ms. Aarushi Kataria Assistant Professor Ms. Himani Grover

“Measuring Innovation: Challenges and Best Practices”



8. Mr. Jitendra Singh Associate Professor Mr. Mahesh Kumar Chaubey Assistant Professor

“Cloud Computing, 4G and Digital India: A Business Perspective”



9. Dr. Pankaj Saini Assistant Professor Ms. Kriti Jain

“Skill and Competency Mapping and its Relevance to Make in India”



10. Dr. Sampada Gulavani Associate Professor

Dr. Nitin Nayak Professor Dr. Broto Rauth

“Make in India Through CSR Activities in Educational Institutes”




Bhardwaj Associate Professor

11. Dr. Sanjay Manocha Associate Professor

“Branding in Rural India”


Page No. 114-118, Vol.1,Bharti Publications, ISBN:978-93-85000-59-1

12. Dr. Ajay Sahni Assistant Professor

“Book Review : CELEBRATING SILENCE

Author: Sri Sri Sri Ravi Shankar 2008, ISBN 978-81-907964-0-8”

BVIMR Management Edge

Vol. 8, No. 2 July-December, 2015 P148-150, ISSN No. 0976-0431

13. Dr. Ajay Sahni Assistant Professor

“When Every Class is an Event- A Case Study of Event Management Course in Bachelor of Business Administration at BVIMR.”



14. Dr. Vikas Nath Professor Dr. Navneet Gera Associate Professor

“Transformation of Indian Manufacturing Industry Through Make in India and Comparison to the Factory of World-China”


Page No. 127-133Vol.1,Bharti Publications, ISBN:978-93-85000-59-1

15. Dr. Daljeet Singh Bawa Assistant Professor

“E-Assessment: An Emerging Green Paradigm for Higher Educational Structures in the Indian Context”



16. Dr. Aparna Marwah Assistant Professor

“Emotional Engagement at Work in the Service Sector-Emotional Labour and Coping Strategies”



17. Dr. Rahul Gupta Assistant Professor

“A Big Shopping Style Transition: A Case Study

“Make in India” – Through

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of Olx.in Pvt. Ltd.” Sustainable Development: Achieving Inclusive Growth

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18. Prof. Dr. Shivajirao Kadam Dr. Vikas Nath Professor Dr. Broto Rauth Bhardwaj Associate Professor

“Product Innovativeness Capabilities: Implications First Strategic Directions for Corporate Entrepreneurship”



19. Mr. A.R. Deshmukh Associate Professor Dr. Broto Rauth Bhardwaj Associate Professor Ms. Sneanjali Jha

“Data Analytics in Balance Screcard: Influence on Economic Activity”



20. Dr. Geetu Tuteja Assistant Professor Ms. Minakshi Sati Assistant Professor

“A Study on E-Shopping Motives of Gen Y”



21. Ms. Nishu Marwah Assistant Professor Dr. Broto Rauth Bhardwaj Associate Professor

“Role of Market Dissemination on Enhancing the Entrepreneurship Firm’s Performance”



22. Ms. Savneet Kaur Assistant Professor Dr. Broto Rauth Bhardwaj Associate Professor Ms. Megha Sehgal

“Social Media Strategy Adoption by Small and Medium Entrepreneurs”




Assistant Professor

23. Ms. Gagandeep Kaur Assistant Professor Dr. A.K. Srivastava Associate Professor

“Skill Development for Make in India to Enhance Performance: New Model of Performance”



24. Dr. Lokinder Kumar Tyagi Associate Professor Sakshi Mittal Apurva Vashisht Students

“Make in India: A Study of Opportunity & Challenges for Human Resource Development in Manufacturing Sector”



25. Dr. Lokinder Kumar Tyagi Associate Professor Aarushi Pasrija Apurva Vashisht Students

“Growth Opportunities & Challenges for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Under Make in India on Indian Railways”



26. Ms. Pratibha Shinde Assistant Professor

“Analysis of Insurance Sector”



27. Dr. Anoop Pandey Associate Professor

Ankita Kapoor Ankita Banerjee Students

“Comparative Study Between Systematic Investment Plans and Lump Sum Investment Plans”



28. Mr. Anuj Kumar Assistant Professor

“Glass – Ceiling: Leading Women Issue”



29. Ms. Alka Dhongde Assistant Professor Ms. Sonal Singh

“A Study of Women Health Status in India – Moving from

“Make in India” – Through Sustainable

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30. Dr. Anoop Pandey Associate Professor Pranav Vashisht Rashi Mittal Students

“Make in India: A New Mantra for India’s Development”



31. Dr. Daljeet Singh Bawa Assistant Professor\ Dr. Aparna Marwah Assistant Professor

“Sustainability Through E-Waste Management in India”



32. Dr. Neetu Jain Associate Professor Ankit Gupta\ Ajitesh Sabharwal Students

“India’s Biggest and Simplest Tax Reform: GST”



33. Dr. R. K. Sharma Professor Ms. Mona Goel

“Delhi Metro: Reducing Dependency on Private Transport”



34. Dr. Broto Rauth Bhardwaj Associate Professor Aakriti Jain

“Influence of Emerging Information Communication Technology (ICT) on Trade Promotion Organisation”



35. Dr. Anoop Pandey Associate Professor S. Siva Kum

“E-Recruitment: A New Mantra of E-Human Resurce Management”

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Final Placement at BVIMR, New Delhi From January to March 2016:

During the months of January, February and March 2016, many reputed companies visited the campus for final

placement like Ernst & Young, Airtel, ITC, Statesman Newspaper, TATA Capital, ICICI Pru Life, Jaarvis.com, Fast Booking,

Talent4assure and many more. While around 48 students got placement in these esteemed organizations, selection

process of many of these companies is still in process.

Achieving Inclusive Growth

85000-59-1

36. Dr. Anjali Sharma Asst. Professor Dr. Shallu Singh Associate Professor

Factors influencing the buying behavior towards foreign apparels : An investigation conducted in Delhi & NCR

Saaransh :RKG journal of management

Vol 7, No. 2 , January 2016

37. Dr. Shallu Singh Associate Professor Dr. Anjali Sharma Asst. Professor

E- learning as a sustainability Model : Revamping the higher education systems in India

Conference proceedings International conference on Innovative Trends in Business practices for sustainable development 4th March 2016 Conducted by Department of Commerce , University of Madras, Chennai

Pp. 237-244/ Year 2016

38. Nishith Kumar Mishra Research scholar Dr. Navneet Gera Associate Professor

“Determinants of Consumer Buying Behavior of Private Label Brands In Delhi In Retail: Proposition And Test Of SEM Model

International Research Journal Of Management Sociology And Humanity (IRJMSH)

Vol.7, Issue 3 (year 2016)


LIST OF STUDENTS RECRUITED FOR FINAL PLACEMENT

S.No. Company's Names Sector Selected Students Class

1 Fiserv India IT Ravi Karan Umika

MBA-IV

2 99 Acres Consultancy Simarpreet Oberoi MBA-IV

3 Airtel Telecomm Nishant Nayak MBA-IV

4 UFO Media Swati Singla MBA-IV

5 Jaarvis.com E-Com. Chirag Chutani MBA-IV

Ekanshi Kohli

Aashna Goel

6 Helpi.in E-Com. Sahil Jain MBA-IV

7

Ameriprise Financial Abhimanyu Wadhwa MBA-IV

8 Ernst & Young Consultancy Tushar MBA-IV

9 Movielink Media Rupal Prajapati MBA-IV

Rupali

10 Talent4assure Commerce Prince MBA-IV

Charu Sachdeva

Varun Nagpal

Rahul Chabra

Sarthak Chawla

Rasmeet Singh

Amandeep Kaur

Shahrukh

S.No.

Company's Names

Sector

Selected Students

Class

11 Statesman Newspaper Media Bhanu Pratap Singh MBA-IV

Arjun Bhatia


Neha Kant

Bhawna Gupta

Sahil Kathuria

Vishrut Arya

Tanya Goel

Uday Narang

12 India Bulls Real Estate Prashant Singh MBA-IV

Saurabh

13

ITC FMCG Harshit Gupta

14

Nandos Hospitality

Ankita Banerjee MBA-IV

Charu

TATA Capital Financial Ravi Kiran MBA-IV

Shristi Goel

15 Tocaso International Banking Dikshant MBA-IV

Rahul Jain

Ridhima

Rizwan

Samarth

Shahrukh

Swati Singla

16 ICICI Prulife Insurance Varun Vyas MBA-IV

Summer Placement at BVIMR, New Delhi in January, February & March 2016

Many companies visited the campus for recruiting students for Summer Internship like Plussapp.com, Infomatrix,

Grofers, JCB, Tata Power, ACC Cement , Sharekhan, IDBI Federal, Nando’s , Sharp, Dhan Creators Wealth Ltd, Blackberry,

Tata Power, Sachdeva Group,, Edutrophy, Hatchery Hub, U Flex. Many students got placed and shortlisted for Summer

Training, placement of many students are still in process.


LIST OF STUDENTS PLACED FOR SUMMER INTERNSHIP

S.No. Company's Names Sector Selected Students Class

1 Grofers E-Com. Prerna Bajaj MBA-II

2

Ernst & Young

Ernst & Young

Jaya Yadav

MBA-II Tamanna

Malhotra

Ishpreet

GUEST LECTURES (CORPORATE – ACADEMIA CONNECT)

Sr.

No.

Topic Speaker Name Date Class Coordinator

1. Recent Trends on Sales

and Distribution

Management

Mr. Pankaj Rawal -

Head(Sales and

Distribution) Hygia

20th January,

2016

MBA II year Dr. Shallu

Singh

2. Entrepreneurship

Development Skills

Mr. M.S. Singh –

Mind Scan Compan

22nd January,

2016

BBA IVth

Semester

Dr. Pankaj

Saini

3. Case Study Method Prof. Atul Kumar

Jain

CEO, Trimax Pvt.

Ltd.

12th

December,

2015

Ph.D.

Scholars

Dr. Brotho

R. Bhardwaj

Dr. Anoop

Pandey

4. Career Opportunities for

Management Students

and Challenges in their

Selection

Ms. Surbhi Dewra,

Co-Founder & CEO,

CareerGuide.com

9th February,

2016

MBA

Second Year

Dr. Lokinder

Kumar

Tyagi

5. Principles for

Management

Mr. M S Bachher 11th February,

2016

BBA First

Year

Dr. Pankaj

Saini

Ms. Indu

Rani


6. Foreign exchange

markets: Emerging

Scenarios

Prof. Mahesh

Gandhi, Director

General Educomp

18th

February,

2016

MBA First

Year

Dr. Navneet

Gera

Dr. Anjali

Sharma

7. Workshop on Software

Development Process,

Associated Risks and

Project Management

Software

Mr. Surinder Singh,

Intelligent Quotient

Private Limited

17th February,

2016

BBA VI

Semester

Dr. Aparna

Marwah

Bawa

Mr. Anuj

Kumar

8. Global HRM Challenges Ms. Shweta

Kawatra, Director

AMS Consulting

5th March,

2016

MBA II

Semester

Dr. A. K.

Shrivastav

Dr. Ritu Bali

9. Business Ethics Dr. Sunita Kaul,

Delhi University

10 March

2016

BBA VI

Semester

Ms. Seema

Chaudhary

10. International Human

Resource Management

Dr. R. K. Singh,

AIMA

5th March,

2016

BBA IV

Semester

Mr. Sanjoy

Roy

Dr. Ashima

Bhatnagar

11. Emerging Trends Of

Human Resource

Management

Dr. Priya Bhatnagar 1st March

2016

BBA IV

Semester

Mr. Sanjoy

Roy

Dr. Ashima

Bhatnagar

Dr. Ritu Bali

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS & ACTIVITIES

S. No. Institute Name Event name Students name Prize Rewards

1.

Face Painting Rupal Prajapati

Rahul Jain

1st Prize Cash prize of

2000/- ,

certificate &

voucher

Movie Trivia Shreya Tripathi 2nd prize Cash prize of


VIPS- Gravity Rs. 500/-,

certificate &

Trophy

Paper Dress Rupal Prajapati

Shreya Tripathi

Sachi Vadera

Parul Singhal

Pritika Singh

2nd prize Cash prize of

Rs.1500/-,

certificate &

voucher

2. BVICAM Pictionary Kunal Sachdeva 2nd prize Cash prize of

Rs. 1000/-,

certificate

Pictionary Mayank Aggarwal 2nd prize Cash prize of

Rs. 1000/-,

certificate

3. Alomoha-Gargi

College

Case Study Ankita Banerjee 1st Prize cash prize of

Rs. 7000/-,

certificate &

trophy

Case Study Sourabh 1st Prize cash prize of

Rs. 7000/-,

certificate &

trophy

4. BVIMR DT Fresh Face Pranav Second

Runner up

Participation

Gargi walia First Runner

up

Participation

5. Dayal Singh

College

Paper Dress Rupal Prajapati

Sachi Vadera

Heena

Pratika

2nd prize

Cash prize

worth

1000rs &

400rs

shopping

voucher

Best out of waste Sagar Rajpal

Rashi Mittal

2nd prize

Cash prize

worth Rs.


Radhika Gupta 800 & Rs.

400

shopping

voucher

6. JIMS Vasanat

Kunj

Case Study Sagar Rajpal

Rohit Goyal

2nd prize Cash prize

worth

Rs.1000,

certificate &

trophy

Business Plan

Competition

Sagar Rajpal

Rohit Goyal

Diksha Bhan

Vibhor Jain

1st Prize Cash prize

worth

Rs.1000,

certificate &

trophy

7. Kamla Nehru

Collage

Ecophoria-

Connectonomics

Chandana Mehlotra 2nd prize Cash prize of

Rs. 2000 &

Rs. 550

Shivendra Dhaiya 2nd prize Cash prize of

Rs. 2000 &

Rs. 550

8. BVCOE, New

Delhi

Minute to Win it Gaurav Tripathi

Chetan Chadha

Individual

Prizes

Cash Prize of

Rs.100

BVIMR BUSINESS TIMES – NEWS & UPDATES

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS IN 2016

1) Reliance Infra acquires Pipavav for up to Rs 2,082 crore: Reliance Infrastructure (RInfra) has agreed to purchase

18% stake from the promoters of debt-laden Pipavav Defence and Offshore Engineering (PDOE), Nikhil and

Bhavesh Gandhi, at Rs 63 per share, implying a valuation of Rs 819 crore, marking the Anil Ambani helmed

company's entry into the defence sector, which has emerged as the centerpiece of Prime Minister Narendra

Modi's 'Make in India' program.


2) Corporation Bank to acquire 4% stake in LIC Nomura Mutual Fund: Corporation Bank is planning to buy 4%

stake in LIC Nomura Mutual Fund Asset Management Company from existing shareholders for Rs. 5.67 crore.

The bank is going to acquire 4% shareholding from the existing shareholder namely, Nomura Asset Management

Strategic Investments PTE Limited of LIC Nomura Mutual Fund Asset Management Company Ltd, Corporation

Bank said in a regulatory filing.

3) Suzlon Energy acquires 5 solar companies: Suzlon Energy Ltd has announced that it has acquired the following

companies, Gale Solarfarms Private Limited, Tornado Solarfarms Private Limited, Abha Solarfarms Private

Limited, Aalok Solarfarms Private Limited and Shreyas Solarfarms Private Limited to implement various

renewable energy projects across the country, including the recently won solar projects in Maharashtra of 70

MW. These companies, which have been acquired at face value, do not have any operations or assets currently

and have been acquired primarily to be used as SPVs for the proposed solar project.

4) JK Tyres acquires Cavendish Industries for Rs.2200 crore: JK Tyre & Industries Ltd. (JK Tyre) and JK Asia Pacific

(S) Pte Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of JK Tyre, have announced completion of acquisition of Cavendish

Industries Ltd. (CIL), which houses 3 Tyre Business Undertakings of Birla Tyres. The plants are located at Laksar

(Haridwar) which manufacture a range of tyres, tubes and flaps. With this acquisition, JK Tyre becomes 12 tyre

plants company with 9 tyre plants in India and 3 in Mexico.

5) Zydus acquires Zoetis’ select brands for animal healthcare: Zydus Group which is a leading player in the animal

health business through its division Zydus Animal Health has announced the strategic acquisition of select

brands and the manufacturing operations in Haridwar, India, of Zoetis a global animal health company.

The acquisition will help Zydus expand its animal health business in India and gain access to manufacturing

operations which have also been catering to global markets. The financial details of the deal remain undisclosed.

6) Capgemini acquires Oinio:Capgemini has acquired Europe’s leading Salesforce partner, Oinio. This transaction

will augment Capgemini’s capabilities in providing digital transformation services around the Salesforce

solutions and platform across Europe and Asia. This bolt-on acquisition fits into the Group's Digital growth

strategy

CORPORATE CHARGE/DISCHARGE:

1) CP Gurnani appointed as Chairman & Raman Roy Vice Chairman for NASSCOM for 2016 – 17: National

Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) announced the appointment of Mr. CP Gurnani as

its Chairman for 2016-2017. Mr. Gurnani will take on the new role as Chairman of NASSCOM effective 6 April

2016. He succeeds Mr. BVR Mohan Reddy, who served as Chairman of NASSCOM for 2015-16. The Executive

Council also announced the appointment of Mr. Raman Roy, Chairman and Managing Director of Quatrro Global

Services as the Vice Chairman of NASSCOM for 2016-17.


2) SEBI approves appointment of MCX new MD and CEO : Market regulator SEBI has approved the appointment of

Mrugank Paranjape as the MD & CEO of commodity exchange MCX . In a filing to the BSE, MCX has informed

that SEBI, vide its letter dated March 30, 2016, has conveyed its approval for the appointment for a period of

three years from the date of his joining. In a separate filing, Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX) also

informed that SEBI has granted extension of the term of Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra, G Anantharaman and

Satyananda Mishra as Public Interest Director (PID) on the Board of MCX for a period of three years from their

respective date of appointment.

3) ITC's Amitabh Coomar appointed new GoJavas CEO : GoJavas has appointed Amitabh Coomar, a former

divisional manager for brand marketing at ITCBSE 0.32 % , as its CEO, while its chief operating officer Vijay

Ghadge has quit the company, according to a statement by the ecommerce logistics firm. Ghadge, who

cofounded QuickDel Logistics, which acquired GoJavas in 2013 from Jabong, has moved on to join a startup in

stealth mode, according to a person aware of the development.

4) Punj Lloyd CEO, CFO resign; Shiv Punj appointed additional director : Infrastructure major Punj LloydBSE 0.46 %

today said its group CEO Jayaram Prasad Chalasani and chief financial officer Shamik Roy have resigned from the

company. Jayaram Prasad Chalasani has resigned from the company from the position of Managing Director

and Group CEO with effect from March 31, 2016," the Gurgaon-headquartered firm said in a regulatory

filing. Shamik Roy has resigned from the company from the position of CFO with immediate effect.

5) Sameer Chadha appointed partner and CEO of KPMG’s offshore arm in India: KPMG's offshore arm in India

announces the appointment of Sameer Chadha as partner and CEO. Chadha joins KPMG Global Services (KGS)

from Barclays Shared Services, where he was the chief executive officer. Chadha began his career with

NestleBSE -1.20 % and prior to working with Barclays, has held strategic leadership roles at companies like Bank

of America, First Source Solutions, Lehman Brothers.

NOVEL PRODUCT/NEW LAUNCHES

1) Aditya Birla Group firm launches fabrics brand Liva : Aditya Birla Group firm Birla Cellulose has launched fabrics

brand Liva , which promises natural fluid fashion. Birla Cellulose, a leader in cellulose fibers has already tied up

with 22 major brands and is planning for more in the coming season, said a statement. To promote its

availability in small commercial quantities, the company has tied up with retail partners in New Delhi, Surat,

Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and Hyderabad for smooth supply.

2) India's first Aadhaar enabled ATM launched by DCB Bank: DCB Bank on 3 April 2016 launched an Aadhaar-

based Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) usage facility wherein a customer can transact using his biometric details

instead of the PIN. The step is first of its kind in India. The ATM will accept Aadhaar number and Aadhaar

fingerprint (biometric) instead of ATM/Debit Card and PIN to dispense cash from the bank account. It is a


Cardless and PIN less ATM. The user can key-in the 12-digit Aadhaar number or swipe the card at an ATM to

start a transaction, but at the stage of confirming the identity, it requires biometric details rather than the PIN.

3) Micromax announces 15 new smart phones including Canvas 6 and Canvas 6 Pro: Micromax is all set to launch

new products and services at a corporate event in Gurgaon today. Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma is

expected to make at least 14-15 new announcements, which could be related to new devices or services.

4) Vodafone launches India's first corporate brand emoji Zoozoo on Twitter : Vodafone has launched India's first

corporate brand emoji Zoozoo on Twitter and the company stated it has generated an estimated 90 million

impressions in just 2 days of its launch on Twitter. Zoozoo fans across the world shared their emotions, using

specially designed emojis linked to two hashtags - #BeSuper and #HakkeBakke.

5) Jabong launches international fashion brand Mexx in India: Online fashion retailer Jabong has announced a

new partnership with international fashion retailer Mexx . Jabong has in the past launched high-street brands

such as TOPSHOP, TOPMAN, Dorothy Perkins, Missguided to name a few.

STUDENT’S CORNER

MORAL VALUES AND GOOD GOVERNANCE PRACTICES.

Try not to become a man of success, rather try to become a man of value is a quote by Albert Einstein.

A man without moral values and ethics or good practices is like a wild beast loser upon this world. Because these are

the building blocks of our character and nature. It is the sum total of what we are as humans. These are the very basis of

differentiating a man with or without it. It is a sense to choose between the right and wrong. There are different

aspects of morality and the highest is the one in which a person promoted humanity. Moral values are the standards of

good and evil, which govern an individual's behaviour and choices. Individual's moral maybe derived from society and

government, religion or from self. Positive moral values are important because they allow you to give an overall

experience of sense of peace and joy. Moral values can give purpose and value to one's life.

When an individual lives a life of honesty, compassion, courage, modesty and forgiveness, then one can also form

positive bonds with other people incorporating the moral value of honesty in one’s life can make you trustworthy. An

individual will have a clear conscious because you can respect yourself. The people that you come in contact with will be

able to count on you to be fair and sincere. Your integrity will allow you to advance in both your professional and

personal life.

There are more opportunities to fully experience life when one is an honest person. In addition to honesty, we also

need to incorporate the moral value of compassion in life. Compassion allows you to have sympathy for misfortunes of

other people. It also results in having feelings of Mercy towards other people. When compassion is present in an


individual as a moral value people are more likely to put their trust because one will be non-judgmental of their

circumstances. It gives you courage, determination to face anything that impedes the progress through life. One will also

be able to overcome many obstacles because the fear won't hold back. Other will feel confident, relying on you for

encouragement because one can find solutions to whatever problems arise in life. When courage is one of the moral

values one can bravely and fiercely face the world. In life, it is essential to survive with modesty especially in respect to

courage. Modesty allows to realize what your limits are. It helps you to stay focused and keeps you from becoming over

confident and reckless.

Lastly it is very important to have a moral value of forgiveness in life. It allows to abandon feelings of anger or resentment against others or yourself. One becomes emotionally healthy when forgiveness is practiced. Good governance is an indeterminate term used in international development, literature to describe how public institutions conduct public affairs and manage public resources. It helps in decision making. The term governance can apply to corporate, international, national, local governance or to the interactions between other sectors of society. Good governance practices are based on internationally and domestically recognized principles and standards. It is how the people run a city, company and organizations. Best governance practices are like best management practices. The essence of success in a business is a person of moral values and essence of success are; having a clear and achievable goal, having a feasible strategy to achieve it, creating an organization appropriate to deliver and a guiding process. There has to be a Rule of law. Which means the decisions are consistent or common laws are within the powers of the council. Good Governance is Accountable. Which means that it is the fundamental of good governance where there is an obligation to report, explain and answerable to the consequences of the decisions. Good Governance is Transparent. Meaning that the people should be able to follow and understand the decision making process. It is Responsive, Equitable and Inclusive, which focuses on giving the respect to all the decisions of the people, which means the most vulnerable groups have the opportunity to participate as well. It is Effective and Efficient which ensures the best possible decisions timely with the utilization of resources. Therefore, when there is a combination of moral values and good governance practices in a individual makes a complete package of values and ethics. Good governance is all about making and implementing decisions where it's not about making 'correct' decisions but making the best possible decisions. So even the most rational approach to ethics is defenseless if there isn't a will to do what is right. Be a Man of Value for yourself and for others. Raghav Gupta BBA 4C


BUSINESS QUIZ

Q1. Which is the first Indian State to have welcomed Indias’ first “Metro Cash & Carry Outlet” that will sell branded

grocery and non-food products at lowest price across the city?

a) Delhi

b) Mumbai, Maharashtra

c) Surat, Gujarat

d) Indore, Madhya Pradesh

Q2. Which Indian FMCG Major has forayed into the dry-fruit selling segment with a brand named “KARMIQ- Food

that celebrates youth”?

a) Parle Agro

b) Future Consumer Enterprise Ltd

c) Patanjali Ayurved

d) Dabur India Ltd.

Q3. Who has been selected as the new president of Computer Society of India (CSI), which is India’s largest and

oldest organization representing Indian computer professionals?

a) Dr Anirban Basu

b) Mr. Sanjay Mohapatra

c) Mr. Shiv Kumar

d) Mr. R K Vyas

Q4. Bharti Airtel Limited has been granted payment bank license by Reserve Bank of India. Can you name the bank

with which Airtel partnered to receive the license.

a) ICICI Bank

b) HDFC Bank

c) Kotak Mahindra Bank

d) Dena Bank

Q5. Which furniture retailing giant has been acquired by the Future Group (led by Kishore Biyani) in an all-cash

transaction deal?

a) Fab Furnish

b) Urban Ladder

c) Pepperfry

d) Housefull International


Q6. What is the name of the fashion retail platform in which Mukesh Ambani led Reliance Industries has ventured

recently?

a) WOLVO

b) JIO

c) AJIO

d) ZIVA

Q7. Which creative agency has been appointed by Snapdeal to run its campaigns and ecommerce ads?

a) FCB Ulka

b) Leo Burnett

c) Madison Media Plus

d) Bartle Bogle Hegarty

Q8. Which baby products retailer is using analytics to boost sales at its offline stores and to understand customer

shopping behavior?

a) First Cry

b) Johnson’s

c) Babyoye

d) Snapdeal

Q9. Idea Cellular has launched 4G services in 28 new town of India in a move to expand its high-speed mobile

broadband LTE coverage to 10 circles. Who is the CEO of the company?

a) Subhash Chandra

b) Sashi Shankar

c) HimanshuKapania

d) Tony Fernandes

Q10. What is the name of the airline passenger class introduced by American, which is even lower than Economy class.

a) Lower Economy

b) Basic Economy

c) Budget Economy

d) Affordable Economy

Answers

1-C 2-B 3-A 4-C 5-A 6-C 7-D 8-A 9-C 10-B


From the Editorial Board

Ms. Rupam Jyoti Das Assistant Professor, BVIMR, New Delhi

Dr. Shradha Vernekar Assistant Professor, BVIMR, New Delhi

Ms. Nishu Marwah Assistant Professor, BVIMR, New Delhi

Special thanks to

Ms. Bhavika Batra, Ms. Nancy Goel, Ms. Deepa Kapur

Prepared By:

Activity Team BVIMR, New Delhi

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