During the visit, students were introduced to the milk processing system, including procurement, pasteurization, packaging, and distribution. They also observed automated operations and learned about quality control and hygiene standards followed in the plant.

The industry visit provided valuable experiential learning to students by exposing them to real-time industrial practices.

The conference brought together a distinguished gathering of academicians, researchers, and industry professionals from various institutions to deliberate on emerging issues, innovative models, and sustainable approaches in contemporary business practices. The event served as a platform for intellectual exchange and collaborative dialogue on sustainability-driven strategies in management and business.

In recognition of her significant contributions to academia, research, and management education, Dr. Anusha Agarwal was entrusted with chairing one of the technical sessions of the conference. In this role, she facilitated scholarly discussions, introduced the presenters, moderated the session proceedings, and provided valuable academic insights on the research papers presented. Her engagement helped ensure a productive and meaningful interaction between presenters and participants.

During the session, several research papers were presented covering diverse themes related to sustainable business models, financial innovations, responsible management practices, and emerging trends in business sustainability. Dr. Agarwal actively guided the discussion by offering constructive observations, highlighting the practical relevance of the studies, and encouraging thoughtful questions from the audience. Her expertise in finance and management research contributed significantly to enriching the academic deliberations.

At the conclusion of the session, Dr. Agarwal summarized the key takeaways from the presentations and emphasized the importance of integrating sustainability into business decision-making and financial strategies. She appreciated the quality of research presented and acknowledged the efforts of the organizers in creating a collaborative platform for knowledge sharing.

On 6th March 2026, she served as the Moderator for a panel discussion on the theme “Reimagining Women’s Economic Power: Finance, Technology, and Grassroots Innovation for Inclusive Growth” The session featured insightful discussions on how financial inclusion, technological advancements, and grassroots initiatives can empower women and promote inclusive economic growth. The panel was followed by an engaging Q&A session with faculty members, participants, and students.

Later in the day, Dr. Agarwal was invited to Chair a technical session on the theme “Boardrooms, Corporate Governance and ESG Accountability”. The session included presentations by scholars and researchers focusing on governance practices, ESG integration, and the evolving role of leadership in sustainable business practices. The session concluded with constructive feedback and academic deliberations that enriched the research dialogue.

Her participation contributed to meaningful academic exchange and strengthened institutional engagement in discussions on women leadership, governance, and sustainable business practices.

Faculties and scholars from various reputed institutions participated in the session, presenting their research and engaging in meaningful academic exchange. As Session Chair, Dr. Richa N. Agarwal provided academic leadership to the session, guided scholarly deliberations, and offered critical perspectives on the presented works, thereby fostering rigorous discussion on innovation, inclusion and sustainability.

1. Meri Aawaz Suno (Solo Singing)

The Solo Singing Competition, Meri Aawaz Suno, was organized on 26th February 2026 from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM at Chanakya Auditorium. The event provided a melodious platform for students to showcase their vocal talent across classical, semi-classical, Bollywood, and contemporary genres. A total of 46 students participated enthusiastically. The competition was judged by Dr. Ratna Panikkar, Head, Theatre Group Desaksi; Retired Professor, NSD, Delhi, who evaluated performances based on vocal quality, pitch accuracy, stage presence, and overall impact.

Winner: Uma Aditya, Galgotias University, Greater Noida

Runner-Up: Harsh Vardhan, IIMT University, Meerut

The event successfully encouraged artistic expression and boosted students’ confidence.

2. Udhayam (Business Plan Competition)

The Business Plan Competition was conducted on 26th February 2026 from 11:30 AM- 2.30 PM in the New Seminar Hall, PG Campus (AB-4), I.T.S School of Management, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad. The event aimed to foster entrepreneurial mindset, innovation, and strategic thinking among students. A total of 24 teams presented their business ideas before the Chief Guest, Mr. Himanshu Singhal, CEO, NSUT Incubation and Innovation Foundation. Each team was allotted five minutes to present their concept followed by an interactive question-and-answer session.

Winner: Sahil Gupta & Palak Gupta, KIET Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad

Runner-Up: Mitali Jain & Sudhin Varghese, ITS College, Murad Nagar

The competition created an intellectually stimulating environment and strengthened industry-academia collaboration.

3. Shabdon Ki Paheli (Crossword)

Shabdon Ki Paheli (Crossword) was conducted on 26th February 2026 from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at UG-I Room No. 5 & 6. It was an intellectual competition aimed at enhancing vocabulary, analytical thinking, and decision-making skills. A total of 44 students participated enthusiastically.

Judging criteria included accuracy, speed, and logical ability.

Winner: Kajal Mishra, ITS Mohan Nagar

Runner up: Suhani Sharma, IIMT University, Meerut

The event successfully promoted academic engagement beyond classroom learning and strengthened students’ analytical abilities.

4. Taal Tarang (Battle of Band)

Taal Tarang (Battle of Band) was organized on 27th February 2026 as part of Navtarang & WYSIWYG 2026 in the sports complex, I.T.S School of Management The event celebrated musical creativity, teamwork, and stage performance. Two teams, one internal and one external, participated enthusiastically and delivered energetic performances that created an electrifying atmosphere. The event was judged by Mr. Parag Sharma.

·         Winner: Aakrosh- I.T.S Mohan Nagar

Runner-Up: Osteoblast Team- Rama Medical College, Hapur

The event enriched the cultural spirit of the fest and strengthened inter-institutional collaboration.

5. Geet Gata Chal (Antakshari)

Geet Gata Chal was organized on 27th February 2026 in Dronacharya Auditorium, I.T.S School of Management. It was an engaging musical competition structured in four rounds: Antakshari Round, Audio/Video Round, Word Round, and Bollywood Quiz.

Each team consisted of three members. The event was judged by Dr. Prem Prakash Srivastava and Prof. Kumar Biswas.

Winner: Ruhi, Pragya & Ayushi, I.T.S School of Management, Ghaziabad

Runner-Up: Atharv, Dhristi & Somya Goel, HRIT College.

The structured format, fair judging, and enthusiastic participation made the event lively and competitive.

Inaugural Session

The Inaugural Ceremony was graced by the presence of the following distinguished dignitaries:

·         Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S The Education Group

·         Shri Kumar Vineet, IAS, Special Secretary, Youth Welfare & Sports Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh

·         Mr. Yashovardhan Jha Azad, IPS (Retd.), Former Special Director, Intelligence Bureau; Secretary (Security), Government of India and Central Information Commissioner

·         Ms. Maneesha Garg, Partner & Head- Managed Services, KPMG India

·         Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Kumar, Director, I.T.S School of Management

·         Dr. Anusha Agarwal, Summit Convener

Panel Session I on the theme “Navigating the Future: Reimagine, Re-invent, and Earn Relevance,” moderated by Dr. Irfan A. Rizvi, Professor, IMI, featured Mr. Kanav Agnihotri, Founder & CEO, Kantell Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.; Ms. Vandana Tolani, Founder & CEO, Convanto; Mr. Pranav Trivedi, Head – Service Delivery (Airports), WAISL Limited; and Mr. Ankur Goel, Founder & CEO, Chaotix.AI, who shared insights on adaptability, strong fundamentals, execution, and continuous learning.

Panel Session II on the theme “Reinventing: Work, Roles, and Leadership,” moderated by Prof. Yachna Malhotra, Associate Professor, I.T.S School of Management, included Mr. Pallav Chaturvedi, Partner, Deloitte India; Mr. Vivek Tiwari, Head of Human Resource, DMI Housing Finance; Mr. Rahul Jain, Director, Skill Wiz; and Mr. Rohan Sudan, Senior Group Manager- HR, WNS Services, who highlighted outcome-driven performance, ethical and situational leadership, value creation, and the strategic use of AI as an enabler, making the summit a meaningful academic–industry interface focused on relevance, responsibility, and future-ready leadership.

Overall, the 10th Business Summit 2026 proved to be a highly enriching academic–industry interface that offered valuable insights into purpose-driven leadership, innovation, and the strategic use of AI. The summit successfully strengthened students’ understanding of future-ready competencies and reaffirmed the institute’s commitment to nurturing responsible and adaptable business leaders.

The conference was organized by the Department of Mathematics, PGDAV College, University of Delhi, in association with the Faculty of Mathematical Sciences, University of Delhi, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi, and National Institute of Technology (NIT) Uttarakhand. Scholars and Professors from various reputed institutions participated in the session, presenting their research and engaging in meaningful academic exchange. As Session Chair, Dr. Divya provided academic leadership to the session, guided scholarly deliberations, and offered critical perspectives on the presented works, thereby fostering rigorous discussion on the mathematical and computational dimensions of contemporary and emergency applications.

This academic engagement reflects the active involvement of I.T.S School of Management, Ghaziabad in national and international research forums.

at P.G.D.A.V. College, University of Delhi, New Delhi, India, in collaboration with the Faculty of Mathematical Sciences, University of Delhi, IIT Mandi, and NIT Uttarakhand.

The presentation focused on advancements in supply chain decision-making using intuitionistic fuzzy methods and was followed by an engaging and interactive question-and-answer session that encouraged meaningful academic discussion among participants.

Overall, the session was highly productive, successfully integrating theoretical perspectives with practical applications in management and computational intelligence, and contributed to advancing dialogue on mathematical sciences, computational intelligence, and supply chain optimization.

The study critically examined the role of Artificial Intelligence in transforming supply chain systems, highlighting applications such as demand forecasting, inventory optimization, logistics planning, and supplier evaluation. It also discussed the evolution of industrial paradigms from Industry 4.0 (automation and IoT) to Industry 5.0 (human–AI collaboration) and further toward Industry 6.0 (autonomous supply ecosystems), while outlining key benefits, challenges, and future research directions.

The participation offered valuable academic exposure to the student, strengthened research presentation skills, and contributed to enhancing the institutional representation at an international academic platform.

The talk brought the Education Minister of India, Senior Educationists, and School & College teachers together to discuss current challenges and future directions in the education sector. The event aimed to encourage dialogue between policymakers and educators and to gather insights from ground-level practitioners.

Issues such as; Implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, Teacher training and professional development, Integration of technology in classrooms, Curriculum reform to enhance creativity and critical thinking, Infrastructure gaps in rural and urban schools, Mental health and teacher support systems were discussed during the discussion.