CHANDERPRABHU JAIN COLLEGE OF HIGHER STUDIES & SCHOOL OF LAW Plot No. OCF, Sector A-8, Narela, New Delhi-110040 (Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi)

Organizes

1ST NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EMERGING ISSUES IN BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY

8TH October, 2016

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Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies & School of Law organized the 1st National Conference on 8th October, 2016 in the College Premises. The theme of this National Conference was “Emerging Issues in Business & Technology”.

The objective of this Conference was to provide an intellectual forum for exchange of the knowledge and information in relation to the emerging issues and latest developments in the field of Business and Technology. Eminent Personalities from Academic Institutions, Research Institutions and Industry participated in this event and a significant number of research papers were presented in this Conference.

The Conference was Convened by Mr Yugank Chaturvedi (Director- Corporate Affairs), Co- Convened by Ms Neha Mittal Bhaskar (Dean- IT, Commerce & Management) and Dr Nisha Jindal (HOD- Management).

OBJECTIVE

FIRST SESSIONThe Conference was inaugurated with auspicious Saraswati Vandana and Lamp lighting ceremony. The inaugural function was attended by the Chief Guest Prof. Sanjiv Mittal (Dean, USMS, GGSIPU), Key Note Speaker Dr. Anuradha Jain (Dean, VIPS), Session Chair for the First Technical Session, Dr. Renu Vashisth (Associate Professor, VIPS) and Guest Speaker for the First Technical Session, Dr. Anurag Singh (HOD, NIT, Delhi), Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi (Director, CPJ-CHS & SOL) and Ms. Neha Mittal Bhaskar (Dean, Mgmt, IT & Comm.) along with other invitees, delegates and faculty members. All the guests were felicitated with mementos & bouquets.

In the inaugural address, the Chief Guest Prof. Sanjiv Mittal (Dean, USMS, GGSIPU) deliberated on the importance of emerging issues in business and how innovation is driving huge profits for the organizations. He also congratulated and appreciated the College management on organizing a National Conference on a contemporarily relevant theme. The inauguration was soon followed by the Key Note Address of Dr. Anuradha Jain (Dean, VIPS). She shared her views on the importance of the theme chosen for this conference in the light of rapidly changing business environment. The inaugural session was concluded by Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi (Director, CPJ-CHS & SOL) who highlighted the academic achievements of the institution and expressed his gratitude to everyone for being part of this grand intellectual gathering.

The first technical session started with a lecture by the Guest Speaker Dr. Anurag Singh (HOD, NIT, Delhi) on the topic “Game theory in Networks”. The speaker connected well with the audience and focused on the importance of competitive business strategies. The first technical Session was chaired by Dr. Renu Vashisth (Associate Professor, VIPS). Afterwards, the presenters were invited on the stage to deliver the presentations on their respective research paper topics. A total of 4 research papers were presented in this Technical Session.

The paper presented by Dr. Sunil Kadyan & Mr. Manish Sharma on the topic “Foreign Direct Investment: Speeding the Growth of Insurance Industry in India” was awarded the Best Paper for the First Technical Session.

SECOND SESSIONSecond Session of National Conference commenced at 2:30 p.m. It started with the welcome of Dr. Amit Prakash Singh (Associate Professor at USICT) who was the Session Chair for the Technical Session-II and Dr. Namita Rajput (Associate Professor, Shri Aurbindo College, University of Delhi) who was the Guest Speaker. Dr Namita Rajput addressed the gathering on the most emerging issue i.e. CSR by throwing light on Green Banking. Wherein she shared her experience about the research she did on the topic which shows the result that the bankers do have very little knowledge about green banking. Green banking is all about doing banking with saving and conserving Environment. She emphasized that if we are moving towards one currency, one nation so we should not follow different structures.

Further the session was made open for the Speakers to come and present their Papers on which the research was conducted by them. There were five speakers during the session which covered various topics like the Companies Act 2013, Mergers & Acquisitions, Initiatives in Indian Banking Sector in CSR, Emerging trends in Computer Technology etc. Each speaker was given 10 minutes to give the presentation. The First Paper was presented by Mr Anjay Kumar , Assistant Professor from the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi on the topic “ Companies Act 2013: A Step towards Good Corporate Governance” where he explained the Companies Act 2013 in detail and discussed about its impact towards good corporate governance.The next paper was presented by Ms Ayushi Khandelwal on behalf of Dr Ajay Pratap and Ms Monica from Technia Institute of Professional Studies on the most relevant topic of today’s scenario “Workplace Sexual Harassment” wherein she discussed about the ways to safeguard oneself from the sexual harassment at the workplace.

Further the next paper was presented by Mr H.R. Anthala a Research Scholar from Punjab University on the topic “Merger & Acquisition- Banking & Finance”. He discussed about the various guidelines for mergers and acquisitions with respect to the Companies Act 2013 wherein he emphasized on the fact that Companies Act 2013 is having more transparency in comparison to the last act for mergers and acquisitions.

This was followed by the paper presentation of Ms Jyotsna Oswal on the topic “Initiatives in CSR by Banking Sector”. She highlighted the importance of CSR activities in the Banking Sector of India and emphasizing upon the Global Reporting Initiatives.

The last paper was presented by Ms Vidhi Sood (Faculty, CPJ-CHS) and Mr Sumit Drall (Faculty, CPJ-CHS) on the topic “Emerging Trends: Optical Memory Based on Bacteriorhodospin”. They discussed about how the bacteria’s can be used for the memory space as physical memory has limited storage. The memory by the use of bacteria will be cost effective and is considered as a new topic of technology that will gain importance in the coming future. This session was concluded by the session chair person, Dr. Amit Prakash Singh. He gave a brief about all the papers presented in the session and appreciated the contribution of all the presenters in their respective fields and also announced two best papers of Ms. Jyotsna Oswal and Ms. Vidhi Sood. The two presenters were felicitated by Dr. Amit Prakash Singh and Dr. Namita Rajput.

In the End, Vote of thanks was given by Mr. Yugank Chaturvedi (Director, Corporate Affair). He extended his warm gratitude towards the guests and the speakers for their presence and the valuable time. Hoping that such type of National Conference will be organized by CPJ in near future. And he extended thanks to all faculty, student’s volunteers and the students for making the conference a success.