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26th February 2015 was a historic day for Gujarat Law Society. By the

Amendment in Gujarat State Private University Act 2009, the establishment of GLS University was unanimously approved by the Gujarat State Assembly.

Gujarat Law Society; set up in 1927 with single institution; Sir L A Shah Law College by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel along with Shri Ganesh Mavlankar, the first speaker of the nation and nurtured by Shri I. M. Nanavati with a vision of Excellence in Education has culminated into a full fledged university. The entire GLS family has been immensely proud of this feat achieved under a record time of 5 months becoming possible due to the visionary leadership of Shri Sudhir Nanavati, Shri Devang Nanavati and relentless efforts by Dr. Hitesh Ruparel, director, MBA Programme along with his colleagues Dr. Dharmesh Shah, Dr. Rajesh Asrani, and Mr. Hiren Shah. The effort was boosted with the cooperation from the Central office team especially Dr. B. H. Joshi and Mr. Shashank Shah.

With the establishment of GLS University, it would be able to receive much sought after autonomy to establish its course structures, curriculum model and student advancement activities enabling the teaching and learning process to be focused on the development of the youth of the state of Gujarat.

GLS University aims to start several innovative courses,

which are non existent in the conventional university framework. There are several specialized courses which are much in demand in the industry, such as those in the novel areas of information technology, law, communications, management and design. The university will impart such courses in a way to enhance the skill based employability of in partnership with major industries and verticals leading to placements of the participants of these programmes.

GLS University will look forward to establish several centers of excellence focusing on diverse areas of research & development, entrepreneurship development, professional grooming, managerial competence, advances in accounting, government

advocacy, industry advice etc. Such centers would work towards furtherance of education and research in these chosen areas.

GLS University would also leverage its existing 17 foreign collaborations with leading academic institutions from across the world to benefit its students and add value by imparting international immersion programmes.All the existing self financed colleges, institutions and centers of excellence of GLS would now be a part of GLS University.1. N R Institute of Business

Management & GLS Institute of Computer Applications

2. GLS (Shailesh R Parikh) Institute of Computer Technology

3. S M Patel Institute of Commerce

4. GLS (M.R.Parikh) Institute of Commerce

5. GLS (J P Shah) Institute of Business Administration

6. N R Institute of Business Administration

7. GLS (Smt. I & R K D) Institute of Computer Applications

8. GLS Institute of Teachers Education

Following would be the Faculty/Schools of GLS University at the outset:1. Faculty of Management2. Faculty of Education3. Faculty of Business

Administration4. Faculty of Commerce5. Faculty of Information

Technology6. Faculty of Computer

Applications7. Faculty of Science8. Faculty of Engineering 9. Faculty of Design and

Liberal Arts10. Faculty of Doctoral

Research and InnovationsThe university will add other

faculties in specialized areas of health care, technology, arts as well as establish several innovative programmes in the areas of life sciences, robotics, humanities, banking, hospitality management, international business etc. in times to come.

Drawing from its motto of Learn, Love & Serve; GLS University is all poised to benchmark the best global practices and contribute to the cause of education with a steadfast resolve for uncompromising attitude towards quality.

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Pg : 9 ceLeBratiNG aHMeDaBaD’S 605tH FouNDatioN Day

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MINISTER OF STATE FOR HOME (GUJARAT) VISITS HACC

WE ARE NOW GLS UNIVERSITY

It was an evening to remember on the 4th of April when the Hon. Minister of State for

Home, Shri Rajni Patel, and the Executive Vice-president, GLS, Shri Sudhir Nanavati gave their esteemed presence at the annual function of H.A. College of Commerce. The event was held in order to present the annual report of the college, to release the college magazine – VIBGYOR: VIBRANT

SHADES OF HACC – and to acknowledge the achievements

of the students throughout the year.

Addressing the students, the Hon. Minister appreciated the achievements of the students and the staff of the college. He emphasized the importance of time management, discipline and determination as the key factors for achieving success in life. He also mentioned the long friendship he has had with Prin. Dr. Sanjay Vakil, who was his schoolmate at Patan.

2aPRIL 2015

Keeping in mind the importance of corporate exposure for

management students, Guest Lecture Series was initiated wherein, bigwigs from IIM-A,

Yes Bank Ltd., Adani Ports & SEZ Ltd, Infibeam and MTS India among others, visited the campus and shared their experiences enriching the students with their rich experience and vast knowledge.

Dr. Sanjeev Tripathi, Asst. Prof., IIM-A

Dr. Sanjeev Tripathi holds a FPM from IIM-A and is Asst. Prof at IIM-A and has more than 12 years of work experience. He discussed ‘Sports Marketing’ with I year and II year Marketing students of GLS MBA and PGDM program on January 23, 2015.

Mr. Shekhar Singh, Corporate Communication Head, Infibeam

Mr. Singh has an experience of over 13 years and is an MBA

by qualification. He delivered an interesting lecture on ‘Indian e-Commerce Market’ to I Year and II Year students of GLS MBA and PGDM program on

February 7, 2015.

Mr. A.B. Raju, CEO, Biz Trans Consulting Inc.

Mr. A.B. Raju has vast experience of over 22 years and he delivered an engaging lecture on ‘Production & Operations Management overview’ for the subject of Production and Operations Management to I year students of GLS MBA and NRPGDM on February 10, 2015.

Mr. Saurin Raichura, AVP, Yes Bank Ltd.

Mr. Saurin Raichura holds a Masters degree in Business Management and CFA. He delivered an appealing lecture on ‘Working Capital Finance’

for the subject of Financial Management to I year students of GLS MBA and NRPGDM on February 14, 2015.

Mr. Sunil Singh Rana, Asst. Marketing Director and Product Head, MTS India

Mr. Rana has a rich experience of more than 15 years in the field of Marketing. He delivered a stimulating lecture on ‘Digital Media & Digital Marketing’ to GLS MBA and PGDM II Year students on February 14, 2015.

Mr. Ankur Patel, CEO and Corporate Trainer, Infotrex Services Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Ankur Patel has a vast experience of more than 12 years and delivered an interesting lecture on ‘Internet Marketing and its importance’ to II year Marketing students of GLSMBA and NRPGDM on February 19, 2015.

Mr. Kankshit Munshi, Manager, Adani Ports and SEZ Ltd.

Mr. Kankshit Munshi has an impressive qualification of MBA, CA, PGDIBM and M.COM. He discussed topics like ‘Equity and Debt Funding’ and ‘Financing Infrastructure Projects’ for the subject of Financial Management on February 21, 2015.

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GUEST LECTURE SERIES AT GLS MBA

CAMpUS RECRUITMENTS

Tata Consultancy Services visited the GLS campus in the 2nd week of

February for campus recruitment of Semester 6 students. They visited HACC for this purpose. TCS made presentations to introduce the TATA group of companies to the students. Herein, they also cleared many myths and misconceptions of the students

regarding working at MNC’s and during different hours of the day/night. The presentation was followed by written tests, from which students were selected for an interview.From HACC, 61 students appeared for the written test out of which 37 students (61%) cleared this round and appeared for an interview. Finally 15 students were given job-offer letters.

G.L.S. Institute of Teachers Education

G.L.S. Institute of Teachers Education conducted campus interview on 25th February 2015.In this campus interview more than ten schools were present and took interview of students. Some students got selected as subject teachers in respected schools.

A WORkSHOp ON CMS - JOOMLA

GLS CSI Student Branch organized a two days’ workshop on 26th and

27th February, 2015 on Content Management System (CMS) - Joomla. The Speaker was Mrs. TriptiDodiya (I/c Director, GLSICA). Joomla is a free and open source Content Management System which is

designed to assist users in building websites. The Workshop covered topics as Introduction to Joomla as Content Management System, installation, creating articles, menus and registered users, templates and extensions. Viewing and editing Global Configuration.

3APRIL 2015

HACC SWACHHTA ABHIYAAN AT BODAkDEV

HACC conducted a cleanliness rally and drive at the Bodakdev

area on 8th of February. The Principal and students visited this area with posters and banners to spread the message

of cleanliness. In collaboration with Rotary Club of Ahmedabad, Sambhaav Group and Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, they also distributed dustbins to the residents of the area.

CLEAN INDIA OF MY DREAMSWhenever some of my

friends return to India even after a

short stay abroad, without exception every one of them wax, eloquent about the cleanliness they had seen in the countries abroad. They said that almost all of them experienced, for the first time in their lives what cleanliness means and how it feels to breathe clean unpolluted air. This is no exaggeration for it all came from persons of my age who felt that someday at least India too will be spoken about in the same way by persons who come as visitors to India to experience ‘Incredible India’.

India with its vast expanse of land and water and also a large population with multiple languages, a number of religions and different cultures some how or other seems to be lacking only in the thing and that is cleanliness. We all proclaimed loudly that ‘Cleanliness is next to Godliness’ but ironically do we really adhere to this principle.

For me, personally

speaking, after having heard about foreign countries from my friends, I have started dreaming of my India competing with these countries for cleanliness. My dream is that my India should be spotlessly clean in every corner and in every sense of the term. In my country, there will be no compromise where cleanliness is concerned. If necessary people not maintaining cleanliness at any place will be punished, but I know fully well that punishment is not the cure for all ills. Everything has to come from within and every citizen of India should feel himself responsible for keeping not only his health and home but also the surroundings he lives in. This kind of individual effort will go to make everything possible.

The India of my dreams is a place in which I can live in clean surroundings, breathe clean and fresh air, eat clean food without fear of any disease and drink water from any tap along the road. It is an India in which heaps of garbage does not hurt your eyes and nose

whenever you turn a corner. My India will promote and observe cleanliness in every form in every area, district or state. In India of my dreams, I can travel fearlessly to any corner without inhaling polluted air or drinking dirty water. The India of my dreams will be populated by healthy people who live long and be worthy and healthy citizens in this great country.

I am not only sure but absolutely confident that we have started traveling towards the realization my dream India as the entire country is being galvanized by ‘Swachh Bharat Movement’ which is fast catching up in every part of the country, be it North, South, East or West. In India of my dreams, it will not be many more years when people can come here without wearing any kind of mask for fear of breathing polluted air.

This is the India of My Dreams and I am sure it will not remain just a dream anymore.

Ms Nandini MenonM K Sec. & Higher Sec. XI-C

Vanshi RiteshkumaR shah , a student of C u shah PRimaRy sChool std. Vii With his fRiends initiated a Cleanliness dRiVe at thakoR PaRk , Paldi With mla Rakesh shah. all the onlookeRs WeRe glad to see sChool kids sPReading the sWaChhta sandesh!

Shri Sudhirbhai Nanavati spoke about the importance of the quest for excellence and the journey of Gujarat Law Society towards this quest. HACC, he said, was his own alma mater, and therefore held a special place in his heart. Achievement of success was not the end of life, he said. One should go further and reach for the stars.

The programme included a powerpoint presentation of all

the events held by the college, and a documentary film on College Life made by the students of the first year. There was also a cultural programme presented by the students as well as dinner.

The event was attended by Dr. Bhalchandra Joshi, Registrar, GLS, Shri Vadibhai Patel, College Campus Coordinator, and many principals and heads of institutions of GLS.

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SWACHHTA SANDESH

4aPRIL 2015

EVENTS & ACHIEVEMENTS

k. N. pRIMARY SCHOOL

N.R.pRIMARY SCHOOL C. U. SHAH pRIMARY SCHOOL

STAR STREAkS!

‘The Swachch Bharat Abhiyan’ has been put on wheels ever

since the 2nd of Oct’14. To fulfill the quintessential dream of Mahatma Gandhi of ‘CLEAN INDIA’ the drive aims to make the country an abode of cleanliness within a span of five years. To instill & emboss the need and importance of cleanliness amongst children right from an early age, schools along with various institutions have been organizing various activities and educational programmes based on this theme.

With this objective in mind ‘The Sadvichar Parivar’ organized an Inter-school competition on the 16th of Jan’15. At this competition C.U. Shah Primary School staged the drama ‘Gunegar Kaun ?’, and bagged the first prize. The theme of the drama revolves around a case which humans file against flies & mosquitoes and hold them responsible for the outbreak of diseases. But surprisingly, to each and every grievance and blame, these insects had their own reasons to justify.

The drama was awarded the first prize for the script and direction. Ms. Venu Trivedi, Ms. Kena Gupta & Master Dayeen Golibar bagged the first prizes for outstanding performance in acting. The school was honored with a gift cheque of Rs. 5000.

The same drama was staged at Town Hall on 14th Feb’15 at the Inter-school Drama Competition organized by Vadilal Ice cream and Navsarjan Academy. The drama once again drove off in the driver’s seat bagging the First Prize Trophy for the script, direction and acting. Ms. Khushi Patel, Master Bhavishya Raval and Master Dev Vaidya were honoured with Trophies for best acting. The organisers presented a cheque of Rs. 5000 and felicitated the school. On this success the Principal - Mrs. Bela Mehta as well as the staff congratulate Mrs. Jigisha Trivedi (Script writer & a Parent of the school), Mrs. Devyani Pendse (Director & over-all in-charge), Mr. Shailesh Raval (Property-in-charge) & all the performing artists of this drama.

Kudos ! Master Dev A. Vaidya of Std VII B for winning the Level I Award with merit in the Graded Exam of

Music Performance [Drum Kit] conducted by the Trinity College of London.

To make teaching and learning process easier, there was a live

demonstration given by Mathematics teacher of K. N. P. S. Stalls were made by the students of Std IV. Few stationery items, edibles, cold drinks were kept therefor sell – purchase with price tags on it. Students were asked to do the Sell-Purchase. Money (Currency) was provided to them by Teachers. Students took keen interest and enjoyed this activity. They learnt the concept clearly of unitary

method and Profit – loss with play – way Technique.

Keeping up with the tradition. This year too N.R.Primary School

organized a fare well function for Std. VIII Students. Obviously it was difficult to say goodbye after spending eight years with them. Children came well-dressed and danced & sang on famous Bollywood tunes. Being the last time to showcase their talents all were in a cheerful mood. The In-charge Principal- Neetamamforwarded her blessings & best wishes along with all the teachers. Students paid respect to their dear

teachers by singing and performing on a song ‘Guru Vandana’.They also shared their feelings at this Juncture. All of

them unanimously felt that it was not possible to leave their dear school which is their second home.

The sensational chess Prodigy of Gujarat NAITIK MEHTA of

K.N. Primary School strikes silver medal at Goa National School Chess Championship recognized by All India Chess

Federation, beating 113 players.Naitik has record of becoming the Youngest Under 11 Gujarat Champion at an age of 8 years. He has become the State Champion 4 times at a stretch.

MATHEMATICS + FUN FAREWELL pARTY

THE SONG IS OVER BUT THE MELODY LINGERS ON…

FUN WITH SCIENCE

N.R.Primary School organized a Science Experiment workshop

on 5th March 2015 It was conducted by Monica Yadav of Respire Experimental Learning.45 students participated in the workshop. They did Experiment from very simple materials which are used in our daily life. Children did simple experiments like Greeting card using acid base reaction,Dam Alert system, Blowing balloons (Reproduction in yeast) hydraulic under

standing,lifting heavy objects with simple machines and

understood the concept of science.

Memories are always cherished. A farewell party was arranged for

the students of Std VIII to wish them good luck for a bright career ahead. The students were given opportunity to express their gratitude towards their teachers with whom they spent a long joining of nearly 8 years. To make it more lively, they were given chance to rejoice by singing and dancing and present their innovations.Live Tabla, Guitar and Casio performance was arranged specially by our little masters which made the atmosphere very enjoyable.

YOUNGEST UNDER 11 GUJARAT CHESS CHAMpION

ACHIEVEMENTS

5APRIL 2015

EVENTS

INDIA - THE DIVINE JOURNEY

The tiny tots of C U SHAH PREPARATORY SCHOOL exhibited

their skill showcasing the importance of Diya, Shankhdhwani, Yoga, Namaskar in a talent show titled India –The Divine Journey. The chief Guest Shri

Sudhir Nanavati, Executive Vice President of Gujarat Law Society addressed the vast gathering and even joined the students on stage during their performance. The various dance performances included chanting of Vedic Mantra like Namastaisyee, chanting

Hanuman Chalisa, chanting of Om and Surya Namaskar , which increase alertness showing stress management by yoga assan , Aarti chanting of Slokas with the accompaniment of Shankh, Diyas and dhoop, symbol of positivity, taking pledge of

devoting their lives for their country and its people, dancing on the tunes of Kehte Hai Pyarse Hum Hai Indiawale, theme dance on Made in India – Sare Jahan Se Achha Hindusta Hamara, stunning dance based on the different aspects of “Tilak” , warriors

going for a war with Mashals in their hand smearing their forehead with a Tilak, last but not least a theme based dance on the slogan Cleanliness is Godliness to spread awareness about the cleanliness movement accomplished the event.

A SOCIAL VISIT TO RURAL SCHOOLS OF ARAVALLI DISTRICTA team of 43 students and

4 faculties: Prof. Jyotika Doshi, Prof.

Rupal Shah, Mr. Raju Chaudhary of GLS(S. R. Parikh) ICT, and Prof. Jyoti Dubey of GLS(I. & R. K. Desai) ICA visited the schools of the rural and interiors of Aravalli District on 19th February, 2015. The villages visited were “Gabat”, “Ubhran”, “Sakhvaniya” and “Aniyor”. The aim of the visit was to create “Awareness of Computers and its Usage” amongst the students of standard 9th and 11th . Almost 550 students were benefitted from the visit. The event was co-ordinated by Prof. Rupal Shah.

The students of GLS(S. R. Parikh) ICT carried their

laptops and dongles using which the students of schools were shown different softwares. The students of GLS(S. R. Parikh) ICT interacted with the students of 9th and 11th. The topics covered were 1. Ubuntu OS and its features. 2. Mobile apps,

3. Hotspots. 4. Data sharing 5. Internet usage. 6. How to open a web site.7. How to search in Google.8. Capturing pictures through

web camera9. Transferring of data using

bluetooth.The team got divided in 4

schools, each with 10-12 students and a faculty member. Each of the student of GLS(S. R. Parikh) ICT was assigned a group to 12-15 students of the school. The students of the school were also given the guidance for career opportunities. The students were very interactive during the entire session.

Around 550 school students were distributed a kit containing pens and a folder. Also the top 6 performers in each school were appraised by giving a rewriteable CDs as a

token.We could see that much

awareness of computer is yet to be provided in the interior places. We have also observed that the scenario of education is getting better there too. The students of the schools were very enthusiastic to learn and understand the new technologies. The ratio of female students was almost equal to that of male students in all the places, which is noteworthy. We feel that if appropriate grooming and opportunites are given to them, they too can excel. The dedication and devotion of the students of GLS(S. R. Parikh) ICT was appreciated by all the schools. It was a great and a wonderful day for both the sides of students.

6-7APRIL 2015

A C A D E M I C H I G H - F L I E R S O F G L S

From Left to Right: Shukla Sumit (Rank 8), Dubal Parth (Rank 2), Dave Parth (Rank 7), Artee(Rank 3), Soni Prit (Rank 8), Shri. R.P. Soni, Jani Jinal (Rank 9), Shah Shruti (Rank 7), Pathak Devika (Rank 5), Ajmeri Tanya (Rank 8)

From Left to Right: Gurjar Sumer(Rank 4), Patel Bhumi(Rank 9), Patel Krishna(Rank 9), Shri. R. P. Soni, Memon Renisha (Rank 3), Vachheta Shilpa(Rank 8), Patel Krushiva(Rank 6), Shaikh Tahura (Rank 2)

From Left to Right: Khunt Shubham(Rank 8), Variyani Divya(Rank 1),Patel Kruti(Rank 10), Adtani Pooonam (Rank 2), Shri. R. P. Soni, Shah Devanshi(Rank 5), Patel Vrunda(Rank 6), Chaudhari Aakash (Rank 3)

TOP 11 TO 50Rana Mehul(11), Sachdev Hitesh(12), Maniar

Shikha(12), Khatri Vipul(14), Puri Jaskiran(15), Yadav Jitendra(16), Simran Katyra(17), Bhatiya Laveena(18), Sharma Asshish(20), Jain Prachi(25), Shah Jaini(27), Vinit LileshKumar(28)

TOP 11 TO 50Baranwal Ravishankar(7), Hingol Reena(11), Jagyasi

jaideep(12), Kumari Kanchan(13), Patel Ansh(14), Aasofwala Nasrin(18), Joshi Nirali(20), Gandhi Yash(21), Maleksipai Apsin(22), Vaswani Neha(29), Kakdia Hardik(32), Shah Avish(33), Chaudhary Akshay(33), Sethiya Kunal(34)

TOP 11 TO 50Parmar Rashmi(16), Jain Dipsi(20), Shah Chirayu(21),

Shaikh Amrinbanu(23), Kareliya Aakash(24), Jogu Payal(24), Shah Shripa(24), Chauhan Umesh(30)

GLS (I & RKD) INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

SEM I

SEM III

SEM V

Shiyani Hiran Laxman (Rank 9) with Prin P.C.Upadhyaya

TOP 11 TO 50Jain Ruchi Ajay kumar (Rank 11), Maloo Harshad

kumar (Rank 13), Mamtora Hirak G (Rank 21)

TOP 11 TO 50Katra Jaya Sureshbhai (Rank 16), Karamchandani

Dipika Pradeep (Rank 20)

TOP 11 TO 50Dholani Riya (Rank 13), Sachdev Priyanka (Rank

13), Saiyed Sabrinfatima Moha (Rank 19), Tekwani Kajal R. (Rank 21

TOP 11 TO 50Gohil Mitesh (Rank 11), Sanghvi Monali

(Rank 15), Patel Hemangini (Rank 20), Thambadia Neha (Rank 24), Katahia Sapnadevi (Rank 25)

TOP 11 TO 50Makwana Ashish (Rank 14) , Shaikh Zeba F (Rank

20)

GLS (SMT. M.R.PARIKH INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE)

B.COM SEM I

B.COM SEM-III

B.COM SEM-V

M.COM SEM I

M.COM SEM III

From Left to Right: Dalwani Arun (Rank 3), Prin. Dr. Ashwin Purohit and Dani Heta (Rank 1)

From Left to Right: Dave Nirvan (Rank 8), Lakhiyani Nikita (Rank 5), Bagga Jaslinkaur (Rank 1), Prin. Dr. Ashwin Purohit, Shah Shweta (Rank 1) and Trivedi Krishna (Rank 2)

From Left to Right: Yadav Priyanka (Rank 8), Patel Foram (Rank 5), Prin. Dr. Ashwin Purohit, Ramsinghani Pinky (Rank 1), Assudani Kajal (Rank 6) and Vejani Krupa (Rank 9)

From Left to Right: Maliya Rashmitaben (Rank 7), Shah Parth(Rank 2), Prin. Dr. Ashwin Purohit, Gandhi Rutuben (Rank 4) and Gandhi Zil (Rank 5)

TOP 11 TO 50Miyawala Aafiyabanu (13), Shah Devangi (20),

Ramsinghani Alka (21), Motwani Sneha (22) and Ved Riddhi (24)

TOP 11 TO 50 Shah Akshat (13), Trivedi Surali (16), Keswani

Bharty (22), Gandhi Krupa(24), Thakore Pankti (24) and Modi Nisarg (26)

TOP 11 TO 50Bagdiya Divyangni (12), Jain Ritul (13), Doshi Deep

(16), Shah Aayushi (19) and Iyer Sanjana (20)

TOP 11 TO 50 Yagnik Ruchi (16), Sarawagi Sachin (19), Thanki

Pratik (22), Mandowara Sheel (22) and Shah Nidhip (24)

S.M.PATEL INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE

S.M.PATEL INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE

B.COM SEM I

M.COM SEM 1

B.COM SEM-III

B.COM SEM-V

From Left to Right: ZebaFatima Ghoghai (Rank 9), Shivam Maheshwari (Rank 2), Yashika Shah (Rank 7), Nitesh Tiwari (Rank 10), Astha Sutaria (Rank 1) and Henil Gandhi (Rank 8)

Left to Right: Manali Shah (2nd Rank), Mahan Rathod (7th Rank), Naushad Avadiya (10th Rank)

Kishan Upadhyay (7th Rank)

TOP 11 TO 50Aastha Soni (12th Rank), Pari Gandhi (13th Rank),

Khushali Oza (14th Rank), Anuj vyas and Kutbuddin Kachwala (22nd Rank), Arihant chopra (23rd Rank), Riya Purani and Mitang Naidu (24th Rank) and Chirag Somani (29th Rank)

TOP 11 TO 50Saumya Shah (11th Rank), Sudesh Shah (14th Rank),

Priya Prajapati (15th Rank), Rashmi Pillai (22nd Rank), Abhilash Tanna (23rd Rank), Dhrumil Shah (27th Rank), Anushka Lunia (30th Rank) and Malay Turakhiya (32nd Rank)

TOP 11 TO 50Ajay Purohit (rank 13), Megha Patel (Rank 13), Dhruv

Sangtani (rank 19), Rutul Sedani (Rank 22), Bhavin Patel (Rank 22), Annie Sidhnani (Rank 23) and Stuti Desai (Rank 24)

NRBBA

BBA SEM I

BBA SEM III

BBA SEM V

Shah Jinkal (Rank 3) Vyas Shruti (Rank 5)

Left to Right: Pro. P. T. Jariwala, Prin. S. K. Trivedi, Gupta Varsa Rambabu–(1stRank)

TOP 11 TO 50MalekNazneen N (11th Rank), Monalish Swain (19th

Rank), RanglaniPriti(20th Rank) Patel Devanshi(31st Rank)

TOP 11 TO 50Vyas NIdhi(22th Rank), SonagaraHetal(36th Rank),

KauraniPooja(45th Rank), MakwanaDixita(49th Rank)

TOP 11 TO 50Ghori Saymabanu Sabirhusain–(Rank 15)

HACC

CITy C U SHAH COMMERCE COLLEGE

M.COM SEM I

M.COM SEM III

B.COM. SEM III

B.COM. SEM V

M.COM SEM I

TOP 11 TO 50Shaikh Aafreenbanu Mohammed ashfak (Rank 17)

TOP 11 TO 50Shaikh Mohammedavesh Shamsuddin (Rank 24)

From Left to Right: Payal Mistri (Rank 5), Prin. Dr. Suhas .D.Jhala, Sangat Hansa (Rank2) in Sociology

SMT. SADGUNA C.U.ARTS COLLEGE FOR GIRLS

B.A SEM V

The students of GUJARAT LAW SOCIETY are a cut above the rest, and this is proven by their academic performance. The students of the various colleges of GLS regularly feature in the merit list of the Gujarat University. A few of our University Toppers are as follows:

GLS VOICE is pleased to announce that the NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL (NAAC) accredit-

ed three grant-in-aid colleges of GLS situated in City Laldarwaja campus in last three months. GLS acknowl-edges the visit of the NAAC Peer Team to the institutions.

City C U Shah Commerce College had undergone the second Cycle of NAAC Accreditation Process during Friday, the 19th and Saturday, the 20th of December, 2014. To carry out the Re-Accreditation of the college, a Peer Team consisting of the three members visited the institute the members of which were the following mem-bers:1. Prof. Mohammed Iqbal Ali – Chairman (Ex Vice Chancellor of Satavahan University, Karimnagar,Andhra Pradesh)2. Dr. Anil K Shrivastav – Co –Ordinator Member (Ex Professor, Deptt of Statistics, Lucknow University, UP)3. Dr TukaramShiware (Education Director, Hinduja Foundation and Institute of Management).The college was accredited B grade with 2.43 CGPA.

B.D. Arts College went in for Re-accreditation (cycle-2) after completion of five years of Accreditation. The NAAC Peer Team visited the College from 29th and 30th December-2014. The Peer Team consisted of the follow-ing members: 1) Prof.S.D.Sharma- Chairperson (Former Vice-Chancellor, Himachal Pradesh University) Presently Professor of English, Kurukshetra University. 2) Prof. Ramesh Kumar Pandey- Member Co-ordinator Professor and Head (Dep. of Research & Publication), Shri. LalBahadurShastriRashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth (Deemed University). 3) Dr.SavitaShivrayaShete Principal, MauliVidhyapeeth’s, Mahila Kala Mahavidyalaya. The college was accredited B grade.

The Peer Team members appointed by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC),

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zkì. sÞuþ {ktzýfkykrMk. «ku^uMkh, ytøkúuS rð¼køk,

çke.ze. ykxoTMk fku÷us .

9APRIL 2015

EVENTS & ACHIEVEMENTSHACC ACHIEVEMENTS

ACHIEVEMENTS OF GLSIBA• GLSIBAliftedBRShenoy

Essay Competition Trophy organized by City C U Shah Commerce College in the month of January 2015. Mariya Raja of SYBBA won the first prize in the same.

• SurtiShubham of GLSIBAwon the second runners-up trophy for her overall performance at ‘Intellectus-2015’organized by H. L Institute of Commerce on 9th and 10th January 2015. He also won the individual second prize in Group Discussion.

• Singh Akanksha won thesecond prize and the cash prize of Rs 500 in Mahatma Gandhi Inter-collegiate

Elocution Trophy competition organized by H.L College of Commerce on 23 January 2015.

• Akanksha Singh won thesecond prize trophy and certificate in Man Edge- a paper presentation competition organized by J G College of Commerce on 29th January 2015.

• GLSIBAsecuredthesecondprize in Find a Solution

competition at Management Fest-Concourse 2015 organized by BKMIBA on 12th & 13th February 2015.

• ParekhPritesh,RavalJineshand Thakkar Manan represented the college at Knowledge Quest 2015 organised by Shri Chimanbhai Patel Institutes on 16th February 2015 and won the first runners- up prize of Rs 1000 cash.

• Suresh Kumar and JatanDave of FYBBA won the second prize in Old Film Songs Competition at Kaleidoscope VIII Inter College Competition organised by J G College of Commerce on 29th and 30th January 2015.

• CityC.U.ShahCollegehadorganised the “ C o m m e r c e Idol 2014-15” competition on 28th January 2015, wherein 23 colleges of 7 universities of

Gujarat participated. Each college had 3 students of Sem 6 to represent the college. The competition was judged based on a written test which covered subjects from Sem 1 to Sem 5 as well as general knowledge. The written test was followed by group discussion on the topic “Is the semester system good for the Commerce faculty or not”. The final round was a personal interview. The “Commerce Idol 2014-15” trophy was bagged by S. Falak of H.A. College of Commerce.

• HiteshsinghRajput ofH.A.

College of Commerce (B.Com. Sem. 4) won

t h e B I J O N B H AT TA C H A R YA AWARD for PROMISING ACTOR at the 10th Indian People’s Theatre Award held in Mumbai. He won this award for acting in the play ‘Kitni Mohobbat Hai Tujse’ which was performed at Prithvi Theatre, Juhu, Mumbai.

• Neetu Devjani (Sem 6)won the first prize and Tahseen Kagdi (Sem 6)

won the second prize at the T.J. Rana Trophy which is an inter-college competition for students to check their knowledge of commerce and accountancy, organized by C.U. Shah College of Commerce. The competition was called “Pustak Pratibha Shodh”. It was an open book test of students who were asked questions based on a book given to them. The qualifiers of the written test were then interviewed by a panel, and thus the winners were decided.

HACC alumnus, Shri K a r t i k e y T h a k e r , conducted a workshop

to familiarize students with music at the H.H. Auditorium on 20 February 2015. Under the aegis of NaadSetu, a GLS initiative for classical performances, this workshop focussed on the Tabla and the Harmonium. Shr i KartikeyThaker is a versatile musician demonstrated to the students how the tabla and the harmonium can be learnt easily

with a little bit of dedication. The students enjoyed this

interactive session that included music, singing and learning.

HA College of Commerce c e l e b r a t e d Ahmedabad’s 605th

foundation day on the 26th of February 2015. Prof.RizwanKadri, an expert of History in general, and the history of Ahmedabad in particular, was invited to talk about the city. With amazing

oratory skills, Prof.Kadri gave a PowerPoint presentation to the students about the incredible heritage of Ahmedabad. He showed pictures of the ancient city as well as contemporary times and enthralled the students and faculty with amazing facts and narrative about our city.

CELEBRATING AHMEDABAD’S 605TH FOUNDATION DAY

MUSIC, SINGING & LEARNING

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS OF GLSICGLS(Smt.M.R.Parikh)

Institute of Commerce gave an applaudable

performance at different level. We feel proud for our students who havewon different prizes in the field of literary, singing, dancing and acting.We congratulate them for the prize winning performance. Recent achievements are: 1. Quiz Competition for UG

Students held at K. K. ShahJarodwala Maninagar Science College, Ahmedabad (3rd Prize)

• BarapatrePranavJ.(B.Com-Sem 6)

• Kalal Gaurav P. (B.Com-Sem 2)

Inter College Essay- Seminar Competition held at C.U.Shah City Commerce College (3rd Prize)

• BarapatrePranavJ.(B.Com-Sem 6)

• PancholiNileshB. (B.Com-Sem 4)

2. Kaleidoscope-Old Hindi film Songs Competition

held at J.G. College of Commerce

• Arpita Jaychandani(M.Com-Sem 2)- Solo- First Prize

• Arpita Jaychandani(M.Com-Sem 2) & Hardik Prajapati (B.Com-Sem 6) -Duet-Third Prize

3. 2nd Runners up in Western Dance Competition- Raga N Rock held by H.L.College of Commerce

4. Best Actor- 3rd Prize at I.N.T.Drama Competition

• Shah Hemang B. (M.Com-Sem 2)

5. Vinaveli One Act Play Competition- Best Act 2nd Prize

• Shah Hemang B. (M.Com-Sem 2) 2nd Prize Best Actor

• SutharLaxmi (B.Com Sem

6)Best Actress• BestMusic• BestProductionTem(Vinay

Mokani, Krunal Patel, Harit Patel, Vishal Gohil, Shilva Panchal, Ritika and Kinjal)

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FACULTY ACHIEVEMENT

Compiled by: GLSCRD

A) OppORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS:1. Google Science Fair Last Date: April 19, 2015 For Details: https://www.

googlesciencefair.com/en/2. Nationwide Education Scholarship Test (

NEST) Last Date: 31stMarch Open with Late fees For Details: http://www.nest.net.in/nest-

junior.htm3. Graduate Teaching Assistantships in

Criminology at University of Leicester in UK, 2015

Last Date: May 1, 2015 For Details: http://www2.le.ac.uk/study/

research/funding/criminology-gta20154. India Masters Excellence Scholarships at

University of Exeter in UK, 2015 Last Date: May 1, 2015 For Details: http://www.exeter.ac.uk/

postgraduate/indiascholarship/

B) OppORTUNITIES FOR TEACHERS:1. Visiting Research Fellowships for

Canadian and International Scholars at University of Victoria, 2015

Last Date: April 20, 2015 For Details:www.csrs.uvic.ca http://www.csrs.uvic.ca/

Awardsandfellowships/visiting.php2. ICSSR-CASS Bilateral Programme Call

for applications for the year 2015 Last Date: April 15, 2015 For Details: http://icssr.org/ICSSR-CASS%20

Bilateral%20Programme/India-China%20Call%20of%20Applications%202015.htm

3. ICSSR-NRCT Bilateral Programme Call for applications for the year 2015

Last Date: April 15, 2015 For Details: http://icssr.org/IndiaThailand%20

Call%20of %20Applications%202015/India-Thailand%20Call%20of%20Applications%202015.htm

C) OppORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS:1. Fujitsu Scholarship Program for Asia-

Pacific Region Applicants in USA, 2015 Last Date: April 10, 2015 For Details: S http://www.fujitsu.com/global/about/csr/

activities/community/scholarship/about/ 2. India Innovation Initiative 2015 (AICTE, DST and CII are jointly organizing

India Innovation Initiative 2015 to promote entrepreneurship in the country by sensitizing, encouraging and facilitating innovators for commercialization of their innovations.)

Last Date: April 30, 2015 For Details: http://www.ciiinnovation.in/3. TÜBITAK Research Fellowship

Programme for Foreign Citizens in Turkey, 2015

Last Date: April 20, 2015 For Details: http://www.tubitak.gov.tr/en/funds/

academy/international-researchers-fellowship-programmes/2216/content-who-can-apply

4. Hurford Youth Fellowship Program for International Applicants in USA, 2015-2016

Last Date: April 20, 2015 For Details: http://democratic-youth.net/world-youth-

movement-for-democracy/hurford-youth-fellowship-applications-2015-2016-apply-now/

5. 2014-2015 Swarna Jayanti Research Fellowships in Science and Technology, India

Last Date: May 1, 2015 For Details: http://www.serb.gov.in/pdfs/

what- new/SWARNAJAYANTI%20FELLOWSHIPS-2014-15.pdfhttp://www.dst.gov.in& www.serb.gov.in

6. NASI-Scopus Young Scientist Awards 2015

Last Date: 15 April, 2015 For more Details: http://southasia.elsevier.com/elsevierdnn/in/

ScopusAwards2015/tabid/2668/Default.aspx

RESEARCH OppORTUNITIESProf. Gurmeet Singh, Assistant Professor, N.R. Institute of

Business Management presented and published his research paper on ‘A study on the analysis of legal and economic factors affecting capital structure in India and Pakistan’ at renowned International conference held at Malaysia organized by University Kuala Lumpur

Business School (UBS) on 15-16 Feb 2015. He was the only Indian researcher representing India in that conference and chaired one of the sessions at the conference. The theme of the conference was “Interdisciplinary Knowledge Advancement: Past Experience and Future Agenda”. More than 90 delegates from 22 countries participated in the conference.

Minaxi Lalit Science Award Test is a State Level Competition

and conducted by Gujarat Science Academy every year. Around 435 students from different discipline like Biotechnology, Environment Sci., Botany, Mathematics, Zoology, Physics, Electro Sci., Microbiology, Chemistry, Computer applications, Mathematics and many more discipline, registered and appeared in this examination this year . Out of this it is honour to say that student of GLS (I &RK

Desai) Institute of Computer Applications Shah Parth (Semester VI) won 1st prize

with Rs.1000/- cash in Computer Application discipline.

GLS (I &Rk DESAI) INSTITUTE OF COMpUTER AppLICATIONS

ACHIEVEMENTS

Bangalore, visited Smt. Sadguna C.U.Arts College for Girls from 13th to 14th February, 2015. The college went for the second cycle of accreditation (Re- accreditation). The NAAC Peer Team members who visited the college included 1.Dr. B. L. Bhagyalakshmi, Chairperson (Former Director of Collegiate Education Karnataka), 2. Prof.Thara Bhai L. (Member – Co-ordinator) Former Professor & Head of Sociology, Madurai Kamaraj University) Fellow of Institute of Gerentological Studies in Trivandrum 3.Dr.Vitthal Maurti Ingavale (Member) Principal of Shailendra Education Society’s Arts, Science & Commerce College, Mumbai. The college was accredited B grade with 2.76 CGPA.In all the three colleges a biding a fix schedule NAAC Peer Team took the visit and carried out Academic as well as Administrative Audit and held detailed discussions with almost all the members of the institute evaluating from academic as well as administrative perspectives in all the three colleges.They

inspected the facilities, academic practices of the college, and teaching-learning facilities such as digital classrooms, DELL,NRC and library. Soft skills development integrated into the curriculum, value education and extension services for community development, NSS, NCC, CWDC, sports, cultural and literary activities were given appropriate credits. They held detailed discussions with the department heads along with other faculty members of all the subject teachers and inquired about their academic contributions to the fraternity. They also discussed about the vision and mission statements of the institute with the management. The team held meeting with the alumni students of the institution and also discussed issues if any with the members of the parents’ association.

For all as a collective result the process of Accreditation spanning two days turned out to be an eye-opener for all the three colleges, their staff and students. It was a fruitful exercise with the colleges being able to analyze their strengths and weaknesses.

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SIR L. A. SHAH LAW COLLEGE

SMpIC

SMPIC students participated in Shayona Institute of Business

Management’s “El-Dorado 2015 Management Festival” on 23rd February.2015. SMPIC students participated in various events such as T- shirt painting, Business quiz and Product

launch. All teams reached the final round in all of the above events. Animesh Agrawal and NeiteshJamwal from semester 6 won 1st runners up position in the business quiz and were awarded a trophy, certificate and cash prize.

On 23rd Feb, 2015 Team of 21 SMPICites along with Prof. Kruti Paritosh

represented Govt. Of Gujarat in folk festival organised by Lok-Kala Mandal Udaipur, Rajasthan where, different states of India represented their folk dances. The entire event received wide coverage in dailies of Rajasthan. The

participants were Utsav Solanki, Chaitanya Patel, Jaimil Joshi, Akhil Mehta, Tapan Maheshwari, HeetMalde, Jeet Patel, Rahul Meghnani, Harsh Rami ,Devanshi Mehta , Kathanki Rawal, Nirali Shah, Mansi Prajapati, Bhumi Patel, Rasmi Pandya, Dharmi Gandhi, Tanvi Trivedi, Hitali Shah and PurviBhavsar.

SMpIC AT NATIONAL FOLk FESTIVAL

“SpELL BUG 2015”

Priya Pandey (Sem 6) and Rina Kumari Limbola (Sem 2)participated in

“Vijaypadma Hindi Debate Competition 2015”organized by C.U.Shah Arts College. They expressed their views on the topic “Pure Rashtramai Sarkari Tantramai Hindi Bhasha Anivarya Honichahiye”. SMPIC was declared the Second winning Institute and was awarded “N. R.

Construction Shield”Trophy. In addition to this, Priya Pandey bagged the Second prize in Individual Best Speaker Category.

DishaDoshi (Sem 6) won the Second prize in “SPELL BUG 2015”

competition conducted by H.L.Institute of Commerce.

“S.V. ARTS COLLEGE DEBATE COMpETITION 2015”

JaslinkaurBagga(Sem 4) and Zahra Kureshi(Sem 2)participated in “S.V. Arts

college Debate Competition 2015”. They presented their views on “Will the dream of Clean India be fulfilled?”They bagged the First prize and were awarded Trophy and certificate. JaslinkaurSBagga also won the First prize in Individual Best Speaker Category.

“VIJAYpADMA HINDI DEBATE COMpETITION 2015”

pRAYAS

Under the initiative ‘PRAYAS-charity with smile’ on 9th January,

2015 SMPIC organised a programme for municipal school children in college premises.Total 25 children from municipal school no 2. School no 18 and school no 26 were brought to our college by faculty and students car. An entertainment programme and sports games were played in the campus. All the children were provided lunch and then after they were given surprize gifts .On 10th January,2015 faculty members and 40 students of S.M.PATEL INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE visited children

cancer ward at civil hospital. SMPIC students and faculty members distributed toys and biscuits. ‘PRAYAS’ is an

attempt of SMPIC to contribute to the society and sensitize the students about social causes of the society.

To commemorate 150th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekanand, S. M.

Patel Institute of Commerce organized Swami Vivekanand Elocution Competition for undergraduate students of different colleges of Ahmedabad and the institutes of Gujarat Law Society on 12th January 2015. Eighteen participants spoke on the topic‘The Role of Youth in Shaping the Destiny of Our Nation’. Under the valuable guidance of Principal Dr. AshwinPurohit , SMPIC has been organizing this competition for last four years. The Competition was judged by Shri T. J. Purani, Director, C. N. Vidhyavihar, Smt. Sunanda Shah, Principal, N. R. Secondary

and Higher Secondary School and Prof. Brijesh Bhatt, C.U. Shah Commerce College. The winning institute Shri Narayana College of Commerce was awarded trophy and a cash prize and cash prizes were given to the 2nd and 3rd winner along with participation certificates.

Winners: 1st Prize Janaki Patel , Narayana College of Commerce 2nd Prize Jamila Dhandhukawala , S. M. Patel Institute of Commerce 3rd PrizeAbhilash Nair , Sir L A Shah Law College

SWAMI VIVEkANAND ELOCUTION COMpETITION ORGANIzED AT SMpIC

“EL-DORADO 2015 MANAGEMENT FESTIVAL”

EVENTS & ACHIEVEMENTS

SIR L. A. SHAH LAW COLLEGE WINS THE ROTATING TROpHY OF LATE SHRI I. M. NANAVATI INTER COLLEGIATE DEBATE COMpETITION :

The students of Sir L. A. Shah Law C o l l e g e ,

JaniParth and BrahmbhattParth have participated at Late Shri I. M. Nanavati Inter Law Collegiate Debate Competition- 2015 and have won the Rotating Trophy of the Competition. JaniParth is declared as the Best Speaker of the Competition. Consolation Prize of the competition is grabbed by BrahmbhattParth. It is to be noted that every year

this competition is organized inviting all the law colleges affiliated to the Gujarat University in the memory of eminent Advocate Late Shri I. M. Nanavati.

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WORkSHOp ON LEGAL LITERACY & WOMEN’S FITNESS

N. R. Institute of Business Management (NRMBA &

NRPGDM) and GLS Institute of Computer Technology MBA (GLSICT-MBA) had organized a workshop on Legal Literacy and Women’s Fitness under the Women Development Cell on 16th February, 2015. More than 60 students had attended this workshop.

Legal Literacy WorkshopMr. John Daniel,

co-founder and trustee of Life Skill Foundation, with an experience of 20 years and Mr. Urvish, conducted the first session of the workshop on legal literacy with support of Ahmedabad Policy SurakshaSetu. They enlightened the students about self-defence techniques for women and the laws protecting women against the sexual harassment at work place and

domestic violence. They also discussed various initiatives taken by Ahmedabad Police for the safety and security of

women.

Women’s FitnessThe second session of the

workshop was conducted by Reebok Certified Fitness Trainer, Ms.Sapna Vyas Patel. By qualification, she is a

Doctor of Medicine in Alternative Medicines - M.D.(A.M.) and MBA. She informed students on side effects of junk food and benefits of exercise and proper nutrition.

The issues discussed in these sessions were interesting and alarming for the students. They got insights on legal protection and fitness benefits and highly appreciated the workshop.