Following activity were held:

·         Shot put

·         Musical Chair

·          Badminton

·         Slow cycling

·          Volley ball

·          Tug Of War 

The event began with the inaugural ceremony of ribbon cutting by our Respected Director Ma’am, Dr. Timira Shukla and Club Coordinator Dr. D.K Pandey. The total number of participants was 100+ 

The winners for different game’s are:- 

·            Musical Chair: Sonali Kumari

·            Tug of war:   Team   Seven wonders (Boys) and  Team The Tug Titans  (Girls)

·            Slow Cycling (Boys) : First – Saurabh Kumar; Second  - Akash and Third - Abhinav

·            Slow Cycling (Girls): First - Ankita Kumari; Second - Priyanka Prakash

·            Shot put (Boys):Saurabh Singh, Vansh Kumar and Sandeep Nayak

·            Shot put (Girls): Saumya Rai, Vanshika Prakash and  Shivani Pawar

·            Badminton (Male): First - Md.Sahnool & Nimish Bansal; Second - Ankit Chaturvedi & Gaurav Kumar

·            Badminton (Female): First -Shivani and Neha; Second -Nidhi Kumari Mishra and Khushi Kashyap

·            Volleyball: Team Senior’s 2nd Year PGDM 

Student’s were involved in various physical exercises during the event, event was well coordinated, and executed. Overall, the event was energising and a great learning experience where students were able to display team work, coordination and leadership.

The programme was conducted by Zycie Verto (Transforming Lives for success). Mr. Dipender Singh was the resource person with his trainers.

The Design Thinking Workshop aimed to cultivate a creative and innovative mindset in participants. The workshop introduced students to design thinking principles, emphasizing a human-centred and collaborative problem-solving approach. The inaugural ceremony commenced with a focus on the importance of workshop. Dr.Timira Shuka , Director, I.T.S School of Management welcomed the guest with the plant sapling.

Day 1 Through various sessions covering empathy, definition, ideation, prototyping, and testing, participants acquired hands-on experience with design thinking methodologies. The culmination of the workshop saw student teams developing prototypes that addressed real-world problems, showcasing their ability to translate challenges into user-centric solutions.

Day 2 The practical, hands-on nature of the workshop received particular praise for providing a tangible understanding of design thinking concepts.

Overall, the workshop successfully equipped students with the tools and mindset necessary for creative problem-solving, aligning with the school's commitment to fostering well-rounded and innovative professionals.

The FDP was planned for two days. The resource person for the FDP was   Prof. Dharam P S Bhawuk, Professor of Management and Culture and Community Psychology University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawaii US. In the first session, the resource person talked about Western Approaches and Indian Approaches and how Indian thoughts are evolving in Management. The session explained how our culture shapes behaviour . The importance of language was also emphasized.  It was also emphasized that there is a difference in thought when we do management emerging from Indian Thoughts. Many concepts related to Management , leadership and power were discussed which were inspired from Indian Thoughts. Second Day the session focussed on how can we take thoughts from Gita , Upanishads , Puranas and develop new management thoughts. Session explained how to integrate psychology with philosophy.

The session also deliberated on Indian Positive Psychology and Western Positive Psychology and their application in Management. The FDP was unique , relevant and enlightening.

The talk was delivered by Mr. Mrinal Sharma (Alumnus PGDM 2007-09 Batch), Founder – Visas Globals. Dr. D.K. Pandey welcomed the guest by presenting a plant sapling.

Mr. Mrinal started the session by sharing his experience at I.T.S school of management. Further, he shared his journey from campus to corporate. In his address, he emphasized on the changing of mindset to enter into the corporate world. He said that there is no shortcut for success, we have to accept challenges as opportunity to achieve something big in our life. Mr. Mrinal is a cancer survivor. He asserted that, life is precious and we always should try to balance our work life.   

He shared several examples of his own life’s experiences to guide the students about path to success.

He answered all the queries asked by the students satisfactorily.

At last Dr. Timira Shukla, Director – I.T.S School of Management presented memento as a token of gratitude.

The resource speaker was Mr. Manmeet Singh Kohli, Manager, Strategic Sourcing and Sustainable Supply Chain.

Mr. Kohli started the session with an interesting question about what sustainability means. The speaker inquired about different views and made the idea of sustainability easy to understand, talking about how small actions and being aware of our choices can have a big impact.

Examples were given, like being mindful of how we open a milk packet and not wasting water. These small changes can contribute to sustainability. The speaker stressed how important it is to give back to the Earth since we rely on it for everything.

Encouraging the audience, the speaker motivated everyone to make small changes in their lives, highlighting the collective power of many people making small contributions to sustainability. A key point was made about how resistance and sticking to familiar actions can limit progress. The speaker urged everyone to break free from these limitations for a more sustainable future.

Also, abstract published in the proceedings of this International Conference.

It was a great learning experience for Mr. Ashutosh Sharma.

The first year members of the club (PGDM 2023-25 Batch) welcomed the Director, Dr. Timira Shukla, PGDM Programme Chairperson Dr. Anusha Agarwal, the Judges of the event- Dr. Neeraj Sanghi, Dr. Rajeev Johari   & Club Coordinator Operations   Dr. Shailendra Kumar Dube.

Dr. Timira Shukla urged the students to develop innovative thinking and developing business ideas which will promote “start up” culture in the campus. Prof. Anusha complemented the students for organizing such creative, fun based events: The Club Coordinator welcomed the distinguished guests and new members of the Sankriya Club.  Total 21 teams comprising 3 members each, participated in the event. The participants were given 5 tokens each and teams were given 10 reward items, to be given to winners. There was also a Jury Award.

The Judges showed keen interest in all 21 participating teams and there was huge enthusiasm among the visitors who were keen to use their tokens .. Total 21 games were presented and out of which three teams were adjudged winners:

·         First - Team Test Your Luck : Manish Prasad , Sparsh Kesarwani , Abhinav Kumar Singh

·         Second - Team Operational Wizards:  Shikha Mishra , Anjali Mishra , Roopal

·         Third – Team Tri-Strikers : Akash Sharma, Aman Goel , Sonali Kumari

The Jury’s Award – Team Ram Ram Bhai Sarayane : Aditya Gaur , Akash and Md. Sahnool Sheikh 

Indian film Actor“Pankaj Tripathi”was the guest of the show interviewed by India TV Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma.

Mr. Rajat Sharma posed many challenging questions to Pankaj Tripathi, who enjoys massive popularity among fans.

He also discussed about his upcoming movie “Main Atal Hoon”, Pankaj Tripathi cited a few lines of poems from his upcoming movie.

Among the students Ms. Tanzil& Ms. Narjis asked questions to Pankaj Tripathiabout his journey in the film industry.He revealed many hidden stories of his struggling days and said; we should never give-up and have faith in our own talent & capabilities.

At the end of the show INDIA TV provided refreshment to the students.

Mr. Kamble initiated the session by providing valuable insights into the evolving employment landscape, emerging job trends, and the impact of technological advancements on various industries. He shared highlights from the McKinsey Global Institute report, focusing on the potential impact of AI on the job market in the US. Delving into the transformative effects of technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation, Mr. Kamble underscored the need for upskilling and reskilling to navigate the changing job market successfully.

After that Mr.Kamble shifted the focus towards the importance of soft skills and emotional intelligence in the workplace. He emphasized that while technical skills are undeniably crucial, the ability to collaborate, communicate effectively, and adapt to change will play a pivotal role in shaping the future job landscape. Additionally, Mr. Shameer explored the growing trend of remote work and discussed tools and strategies essential for individuals and organizations to thrive in a distributed work environment. Insights were shared on maintaining productivity and fostering team cohesion in virtual settings.

The Knowledge Sharing Session on the Future of Jobs provided valuable insights into the rapidly changing employment landscape. The event addressed key trends, challenges, and opportunities, contributing to the ongoing conversation about preparing the workforce for the jobs of tomorrow. 

The primary objective of the workshop was to bring together professionals and enthusiasts, fostering an exploration of the dynamic realms of digital literacy, machine learning, data science, and artificial intelligence.

The inaugural day commenced with a focus on Digital Literacy Training, encompassing an overview of digital literacy sessions, emphasis on key skills, and active participant engagement with feedback mechanisms. The subsequent exploration of Machine Learning included discussions on notable advancements, real-world case studies, and hands-on exploration of practical applications.

Day two extended the learning experience with in-depth sessions on Machine Learning, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence. The Data Science segment encapsulated presentations summarizing key insights, exploration of tools and methodologies, and the sharing of data-driven insights. The parallel Artificial Intelligence sessions delved into crucial insights, ethical considerations, and engaging discussions on future trends and innovations.

The workshop's participant interaction was facilitated through networking opportunities, collaborative activities, and insightful Q&A sessions. Participants recognized the pivotal role of digital literacy training in program effectiveness, actively identifying areas for improvement.

The key takeaways from the event were substantial, emphasizing novel perspectives such as the role of I.O.T and I.O.T in management and cyber security. The workshop highlighted the powerful synergy between digital literacy, machine learning, data science, and artificial intelligence, showcasing their collective impact on driving innovation and efficiency.

In conclusion, the workshop reinforced the pivotal role played by the integration of digital literacy, machine learning, data science, and artificial intelligence in today's era. These technologies collectively drive innovation, efficiency, and transformation across diverse industries. As these fields continue to evolve, professionals were encouraged to innovate, adapting to the changing work environment, and harnessing the power of automation and data-driven decision-making for improved outcomes.