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CII Yi YUVA CHAUPAL
ANNUAL REPORT
2018-19
CONTENTS
S. No. TOPIC
1. About CII Yi Yuva Chaupal
2. Committee
3. Key activities
4. Reports
5. Student members
ABOUT CII YI YUVA CHAUPAL
Young Indians involves students from schools and colleges around the country to indulge them
in leadership, personality development and nation building activities. Yi Students Net envisions
connecting students to the community, the country at large and working towards a movement for
“Nation Building”.
Young Indians (Yi) is an integral part of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), a non
government, not-for-profit, industry. Yi has around 1500 direct members in 32 chapters, and
engages around 8300 students through student nets. Yi membership includes young progressive
Indians between the age of 25 & 40 and comprises entrepreneurs, professionals and achievers
from different walks of life. “To become the voice of Young Indians Globally” being the vision
of Yi, it provides a platform for young Indians to participate and contribute. Yi’s work can be
divided primarily into three groups; “Young Leadership”’ “Young Social Entrepreneurship” and
“International Engagements”.
“Yi YUVA” is the name for Yi Youth Affairs vertical. Young Indians involve students from
schools and colleges by forming “Chaupals” across various institutes around the country. Yi
Yuva IIS Chaupal aims to synergise students and their energy for positive action. It provides an
opportunity to start thinking and work for India. As a part of this net, Students work in cross
functional teams with a broad objective of enhancing their leadership skills and giving back to
the nation. In the process, they get opportunity for self development, skill building, community
service and nation building.
The Yi Chapter launched its first Yi Student NET with the IIS University on 19th September
2013. Mr. Rohit Verma, chair, Yi JAipur Chapter and Dr. Ashok Gupta, Vice Chancellor, The
IIS University, signed MOU for the same.
IIS (Deemed to be UNIVERSITY), JAIPUR
CII Yi YUVA Chaupal Committee (2018-2019)
The committee formed to organize and coordinate activities of the CII Yi student’s Net –
“IISU Chaupal” is as follows:
S. No. Name Designation
1. Deepika Singh Coordinator
2. Mahima Rai Coordinator
3. Anju Singh Member
4. Deepshikha Bhatia Member
5. Disha Soni Member
6. Garima Harit Member
7. Harshita Upadhyaya Member
8. Kanika Maheshwari Member
9. Megha Arya Member
10. Preeti Singh Member
11. Rajni Gupta Member
12. Vyoma Agarwal Member
List of Activities
S. No. Date Event Coordinator No. of Students
1. 22nd
May, 2018 – 5th
July,
2018
Internship at Manu
Yantralaya Pvt. Ltd
Dr. Mahima Rai 1
2. 9th August, 2018 Orientation Dr. Mahima Rai 150
3. 15th
August, 2018 Digital Social Campaign Dr. Mahima Rai 2
4. 23rd
August, 2018 Industrial visit (FruBon) Dr. Deepika Singh
& Dr. Shweta
Kastiya
50
5. 1st and 2
ndSeptember, 2018 Internship at Jaipur by Nite Dr. Mahima Rai 2
6. 17th
September, 2018 MSME Day Dr. Shivi Saxena 15
7. 24th October, 2018 Manthan Debate Competition Dr. Mahima Rai 2
8. 11th January, 2019 Road Safety Awareness
Session
Dr. Garima Harit 6
9. 18th January, 2019 – 20
th
January, 2019
Leadership Camp Dr. Mahima Rai 6
10. 7th
February, 2019 Industrial Visit (Gosil
Exports)
Dr. Harshita
Upadhyaya
17
11. 25th
February,2019 Annual Session (Young India) Dr. Mahima Rai 8
12. 28th February,2019 Annual Session ( Disaster
Management)
Ms. Vyoma
Agarwal
50
13. 29th March ,2019 Safety Awareness Dr. Mahima
Agarwal
15
Internship at Manu Yantralaya Pvt. Ltd.
Date- 5th
July, 2018
Place- Manu Yantralaya (P) Ltd., Sitapura, Jaipur
A tremendous opportunity was provided to Ms. Vaishnavi Sharma, member of CII Yi Yuva
pursuing her major in Marketing and Finance by Manu Yantralaya Pvt. Ltd. which involved
working as an intern in Marketing and proving her worth by showcasing the potential needed for
the job.
In the internship program from 22nd
May to 5th July 2018, she worked under Mr. Abhinav
Banthia, Director of the company and Ex Chair of Yi. Her role was to generate leads for the
company and some of the tasks assigned to her involved searching for the companies, using
various techniques to bring in new business and growing customer bases through effective
networking.
It evinced to be a wonderful chance to learn the marketing skills in the technical field and also to
handle and generate the leads from B2B market from various countries due to the work setting
which provided room for manoeuvre and hence enhanced her innovativeness as a student and an
employee in the future.
Orientation Day
Date- 11th
August, 2018
Place- University Premises
An Orientation program about CII Yi Yuva was organized on 11th August, 2018 in the
University premises. The guests of the event were Mr.Abhinav Banthia, Past Chair- Yuva Jaipur
and Director, Manu Yantralaya Pvt. Ltd and Mr. Atin Jain, Chair-Yi Jaipur and Director and
Principal Officer, Wesford Insurance Brokers and Risk Managers Pvt Ltd. To begin with,
Abhinav Sir gave a presentation about the concept of “Yuva” to the students. Information
regarding the various activities which included leadership, personal development and nation
building was delivered. It was mentioned that the project deals with a range of topics such as
cleanliness, road safety, fight against child sexual abuse etc. Enthusiasm spread along, when the
leaders explained the students the importance of ‘Being the change, for the change of the nation’.
The enthusiastic set of pupils showed more spunk after understanding the unique opportunity to
be the driving force behind each initiative. The programme came to a content end with a signing
note ‘We are young Indians, The voice of new India’.
Digital Social Campaign
Date- 15th
August, 2018
CII Yi Yuva organized a virtual strive on 15th
August, in which two volunteers namely
Anoushka Gupta and Yatika Agarwal participated with full avidity. The campaign demanded a
video on the social theme ‘What does freedom mean to you?’ Systematic efforts and planning
were necessary to frame the final project. The assignment was initiated by collecting interviews
and ideas on what Indians thought about freedom. Students, nimbly, interviewed several people
from different milieu, college, streets, corporate etc. Photographs, relevant brand logos were also
a part of the video.
The account of the venture was to bring inclusiveness and togetherness from Indian diversity. It
was a productive accomplishment.
Industrial Visit
Date - 23rd August 2018
Place - Dev Milk Foods Pvt. Ltd. Mahindra World City, Village Kalwar, Jaipur- 302037
An industrial visit to Dev Milk Foods Pvt Ltd (FruBon) was organized on 23rd August 2018 for
Yuva members of the University. A batch of 46 students and two faculty coordinators (Dr
Deepika Singh and Dr Shweta Kastiya) left the IISU campus around 10.00 am and reached the
illustrious arena of FruBon at 10.50 am, where they were warmly welcomed by the honorable
Director of the company- Mr.Rohit Verma and his team. To begin with, a short presentation was
made in the form of a verbal tour of the factory and introduction about the prominent members
of the company. Next, the students were divided into two groups-one group to visit the bakery
section and the second group to visit the ice-cream production unit. Before proceeding towards
both the production units, a set of strict safety rules to be followed during the visit were informed
to the inquisitive students. In the bakery section, the demonstration was initiated by informing
about the making process of bread which included mixing, molding, fermentation, cooling,
shaping, and baking. Then the team headed towards the white products division where they were
made aware of the process involved in making and packaging of milk, curd, buttermilk, sweet
milk etc. This was followed by visit to the most awaited section of the tour, the ice cream
division. It's aroma, atmosphere, and visuals made their stomachs growl even more. Apart from
the verbal information, what made them more fascinated was the sight of the practical
demonstration of the making and packaging of the mouth drooling ice cream. Their excitement
crossed its horizon when they were taken to the blast room with a temperature of -35°C. Finally
to quench the thirst of their curious minds they assembled in the conference room where they not
only popped their questions but were also served refreshments. This enthusiastic and educational
tour came to an end with a group photograph of the FruBon team and the YUVA members. With
a wholesome of memories and experience the Yuva members reached the university.
6th
edition of Jaipur by Nite 2018
Date- 2nd
September, 2018
Place- CII Yi Jaipur office
CII Jaipur chapter organized the 6th
edition of Jaipur by Nite 2018 on 1st and 2
nd of September
2018 for which two Yuva members Mahak Raswant and Riya Chawla of MBA (HR) volunteered
to seek Industrial field exposure. The time period of approximately one month from 30th July to
2nd
September 2018 at the CII Jaipur office not only proved to be an excellent opportunity for the
students to learn communication skills and event management but also to experience a
professional work environment.
Their work profile included online promotion, providing information and registration for the
event. Their further job was to cordially invite and ensure the notable presence of CII sponsors,
officials and guests for the occasion.
The students were also awarded a certificate of appreciation at the end of the event for
completing the training program successfully.
The internship prepared the students for similar opportunities in the future and trained them for
typical occupational settings. Overall the program helped the students to know their true
potential.
MSME Day
Date- 17 September 2018
Place- Hotel Clarks Amer
On 17th
Sept. 2018, CII Yi Jaipur celebrated the MSME Day along with the Department of
MSME, Government of Rajasthan in Hotel Clarks Amer. 15 Yuva members accompained with a
faculty coordinator Dr. Shivi Saxena volunteered for the event and showed high motivation and
enthusiasm by giving their best to the occasion. The theme of the event was dedicated to youth
and covered topics such as youth entrepreneurship and employment. The purpose was to
highlight the strong contribution of business worldwide to livelihoods, communities, and
economies and the need to support MSMEs towards their success. The guest of honor was
Dr. D.B. Gupta, Chief Secretary, Govt. of Rajasthan. The occasion not just proved to be a
platform for broadening the associations but was a great learning experience. The auspicious
event ended with a valedictory session scheduled to award the entrepreneurs and industrialists
for their hard work and sweet outcome.
Manthan
Date- 6th
October, 2018
Place- Poornima University, Jaipur
An Inter College Debate Competition, ‘Manthan’ was organized on 6th October 2018 by
Poornima University, two of our Yuva volunteers, Ishita Bassi and Samridhi Kedia participated
in it.The competition was held at Arbuda Convention Centre between 9:30am to 5:30pm. This
year, the University collaborated with YUVA club. The event was well organized and the young
talents performing were full of enthusiasm which was really inspiring. The purpose of the visit
was interpersonal skills enhancement and to stand tall as active youth. The event was put to a
beautiful end with judge’s ending note and recommendations rendering an enriching debating
experience for our YUVA members and all the young participants.
Leadership Camp
Date- 20th
January 2019
Place- Poornima University, Sitapura, Jaipur, Rajasthan 303905
The noon of January 18th
, 2019 was marked by the commencement of the 5th edition of the
National YUVA Leadership camp conducted as a part of the Leadership Academy by the CII Yi
Six Yuva volunteers from the University Shefali Bisht, Sejal Machiwal, Yashika Choudhary,
Vishakha Khandelawal, Prachi Kothari, Urmil Jeswani participated in it. The students were
warmly welcomed by the coordinators into the premises of Poornima College of Engineering
where their stay for the next 3 days was facilitated. After a few hours, the two buses of Poornima
University itself were filled with the enthusiastic and excited members of YUVA. The first visit
was to a ball bearing cages manufacturing industry named Manu Yantralaya. The 1988
established industry has collaborations with many MNCs and had an impressive machinery
setup. After having snacks and mementos given by the team of Manu Yantralaya, the members
of YUVA got bifurcated into two groups: one for the visit to Ratan textiles and the other to the
Gosil exports. The visit to Ratan textiles was filled with colors, aesthetics and magical
experience. The students got to witness the manufacturing of textiles in their most simple and
pure form. In visit to Gosil exports the YUVAs got to see and learn about the most exquisite
secret behind the finish, forms and shapes given to the jewels. The industrial visits ended with
the arrival of students at the Poornima University at 1830 hours. This was followed by the
official inauguration of the leadership camp and lamp lighting by Ms. Alifiya Calcuttawala, Yi
YUVA National Chair & Regional Director, The Wanderers and Mr. Shreyans Kasliwal, Yi
Jaipur Chapter Chair & Director, Kamal Autofinance Ltd. The young members of YUVA were
then introduced with the vision behind CII and Yi. They were informed about the perspective
behind the formation and execution of CII Yi YUVA. With this, the mike was handed over to
Mr. Shreyans Kasliwal who highlighted the leadership skills and the true character traits of an
effective leader. It was then that the YUVA members along with Ms. Calcuttawala got
introduced to each other through a very interesting activity. They were then divided into 8 teams
to perform an overnight activity based on political parties. The objective of the skit was to
inculcate the students with the knowledge of effective teamwork, leadership, cooperation, and
time management. The students after dinner again gathered to be a part of the YUVA’s Got
Talent contest to end the night with some entertainment and fun.
The 2nd
day of the camp was scheduled as a Jaipur city tour to Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal and Jal
Mahal. Mr. Tarachand, the tour guide was extremely friendly and warm. It was very well evident
by the excited faces of the students that they neither wanted the time to pass nor did they had the
patience to explore more. The picture clicking sessions, souvenirs, and extremely captivating
view were most probably the highlights. After the lunch, the entire auditorium was ready with
enthusiasm and energy to greet the next speaker Mr. Rahul Mrichandani, Yi past National Chair
and Executive Director, Aries Agro Ltd. With the help of stories and interesting examples, the
session was totally amazing. Each and every student participated to show his/her keen interest
and attentiveness. After a short break, the time came to showcase the charts and skit based on the
5 point agendas prepared by the different teams overnight. The presentation was extremely
impressive as many of the students with stage fear and lingual problems also courageously
presented their views. The last speaker of the night was Mr. Nitin Sethi, Vice President Digital,
Indigo Airlines and explained when is the right time to lead and how to make global brands. The
long yet satisfying day ended with the dinner.
The last day of the camp commenced with the speech of a very brilliant and successful person
Mr. Paresh Gupta, Brand ambassador, Rajasthan Government Youth and Sports, and TEDx
speaker. Every word spoken by Mr. Gupta filled everyone with more respect for him and his
reputation. In fact, it was extremely fascinating to hear all the speakers and to know them. They
proved out to be very friendly and cooperative by answering the questions and helping in every
way possible.To sum up the entire speech sessions, Mr. Atin Jain, Founder Brooklyn World
Travels, Director Westford Insurance Brokers & Risk Managers Pvt. Ltd. came up with a final
presentation and a very motivating video. The next and again a much awaited session was the
valediction ceremony. Every team was highly appreciated and awarded certificate of
participation. The helping hands and the coordinators were thanked with a token of appreciation,
and great round of applause. To capture the moment all the members, leaders and coordinators
assembled to have a group photograph and to bid goodbye to the different young minds from
different states and cities. The three-day experience proved out to be a great learning session for
not only the students but the leaders who were present on the occasion.
Road Safety Awareness Session
Date - 11th January 2019
Place - JVP International School, Pratap Nagar, Jaipur
As part of the “Yi Road Safety week” which was observed from 7th January to 13th January
2019, a Road Safety Awareness session was organized on 11th January 2019 at JVP
International School, Jaipur. Five of our Yuva volunteers Alvina Thomas, Shefali Bisht, Riya
Sharma, Shivani Khandelwal and Riya Sharma accompanied by a faculty coordinator
Dr. Garima Harit left the IISU campus at 10:15am and reached the school premises at about
10:45am. The session commenced with the distribution of Road Safety Education pamphlets.
This was followed by a warm welcome of all present by Arpit Sir. The guest of the day was
introduced as Mrs. Prerana Arora, Centre coordinator and Research Scholar, Centre for Road
safety, Jaipur. The introduction to Chota Cop Project started with a friendly interaction between
the speaker and the students. The presentation consisted of many funny yet informative pictures
and videos for the children. The active participation of the students was easily evident by their
nature of answering the questions. It was a feeling of contentment to know that the young
generation seems to be very well aware of their sense of responsibility. A distinguished step was
taken by the team of YUVA by conducting a survey in the form of Road Safety Report Card and
a drawing competition to ensure the involvement of the younger generation. This was followed
by an oath-taking ceremony to obey and practice all the traffic rules and to educate others also to
do so.
The session came to an end with the sharing of mementos and a group photograph. The entire
session infused a sense of accountability among Yuva volunteers and motivated them to be a part
of such activities in future also.
Industrial visit
Date- 7th
February 2019
Place- Gosil Exports Pvt. Ltd., Sitapura, Jaipur
A visit was scheduled on 7th February 2019, Thursday to an eminent and exquisite jewellery
industry Gosil Exports Pvt. Ltd. which comprised of a batch of 17 students and a coordinator
faculty member Dr. Harshita Upadhaya. The entire group left the university campus at 10 am and
entered the lush industrial site of Gosil Exports at 10:30 am.
The students were welcomed with a detailed introduction and brief working mechanism of the
manufacturing process. The presentation was followed by a short interaction with the employees
about the designing of ornaments in the head office before moving further to the rear area of the
premises to witness the actual craftwork. It was completely mesmerizing to spectate the cutting,
polishing and finishing of the jewels.
The stunning and extremely refined output of the hard work was beyond any explanation but still
the students had a lot in mind to enquire about. With witty and satisfying answers to the
questions of the Yuvas, the visit ended with appetizing snacks and a happy picture.
12th
Edition of Skills and HR Conclave
Date-15th
February, 2019
Place- Hotel Radisson Blu, Jaipur
CII Organized the 12th
edition of skill and HR conclave “Employment and Employability for
Growth” on 15th February,2019 at Hotel Radisson Blu, Jaipur. The session started at 10:15 am
with the welcome speech by Mr. Anil Saboo, Managing Director, Elektrolites Pvt. Ltd. focusing
on the work of CII and Rajasthan Government for the development of Corporate, Apprentice and
trained and skilled labor. The mic was then handed over to Mr. Ngikya Gohain, MD RSLDC &
Commissioner SEE, Govt. of Rajasthan. He suggested some brilliant ways to the Ministry of
HRD and Education to focus on education as well as vocational studies. The next speaker on the
panel was Mr. Sameer Gupta, Managing Director, Jakson Group who pointed out some facts and
figures about impact of globalization and artificial intelligence, development of machines and
atomization, change in concept of team work and how the role of managers will change in
coming years due to atomization of machinery. The fourth speaker of the day was Mr. Naveen
Jain who shared his views about both the government and private sector followed by Mr.
Vaibhav Galriya who linked some economic aspects with the lack of employability and proposed
that the education system should change according to the needs of corporate world. The final
speaker on the panel was Dr. Subhash Garg, Hon’ble Minister for Technical Education, Govt. of
Rajasthan and shared his concerns about education development. He suggested that the
government and corporate should come together to reduce the gaps between the sectors and
should focus on the course of development. The welcome session ended with the concluding
note by Mr. Saboo and the vote of thanks by Mr. Anand Mishra. The session paused for a tea
break and resumed at 11:45 am with a presentation on dynamic nature of jobs in corporate and
government sector by Mr. Sanjay Srivastava followed by the next speaker, Mr. Rajat
Bhattacharya who focused on the key challenges of scaling, impact of industry and changes in
customer’s mindset. The 3rd speaker of the session was Brig. (Dr.) Surjit Pabla, who proceeded
the discussion on practioner guide on policy intervention and stated the fact that there is need for
upgrading skill education at tertiary level. Mr. Vivek Mantage focused on the skills required for
employability. The 5th
speaker of the seminar was Mr. Rajesh Jain who shared the RSLDC skill
model and policies. The last speech before the lunch break was given Mr. Puneet Mittal who put
forward the facts related to the reason of Attrition and some new challenges in the education
industry and quoted that “Real Success will be created by making long term maps”.
The seminar recommenced at 2:15 pm with a small reception of all the speakers for the next
session which started with the opening speech by Mr. Sunil Baveja. He shared his views about
the evolution and new concepts in HR and the impact of talent, leadership and culture on it. The
next spokesperson was Mr. Naveen Jaitly who enlightened the audience about the role of HR in
managing Tacit Knowledge followed by the third speaker Ms. Ritu Shree who shared her views
on future ready talent pool, benefits from retaining employees and the need for talent
management in the organization. The succeeding speaker Ms. Pankuri shared her perspective
about Apprentice and the acts which should be formulated to change the current position of
apprentices in the education system. The final speaker for the seminar was Mr. Vivek who
presented certain facts related to talent pool and its importance in establishing a different
organizational culture along with some of the prerequisites for creating a future ready talent pool.
The panel was finally open for question and answers before it came to an end with the formal
vote of thanks by Mr. Saboo at 4:00 pm.
The conclave evinced to be an excellent learning experience for all the students. It felt great to
acknowledge that the government of Rajasthan is also concerned about creating employment
opportunities for the upcoming generation.
Annual Session of Young Indians
Date- 25th
February, 2019
Place- Hotel Royal Orchid, Jaipur
On 25th February 2019, CII Yi Yuva, held it’s Annual Session of Young Indians Jaipur Chapter)
2018-2019 and Session on “Learn Today- Lead Tomorrow”. A batch of 8 students accompanied
with a teacher coordinator Dr. Mahima Rai reached the beautiful premises of Hotel Royal Orchid
at 4:00 PM. After completion of registration by 5:00 PM the session was commenced by the
warm welcome regards by Past Chair Mr. Shreyans Kaslinwal.
The entire session was meticulously stratified into 4 fractions which included 16 speeches. The
welcome regards were followed by Director and State Head Mr. Nitin Gupta. Mr. Jaideep Ahuja
took over the dias and addressed the crowd with the theme of the session. In the second fraction
of the forum the Annual Report was released and addressed by Mr. Anil Saboo Chairman, and
Mr. Anand Mishra Vice Chairman. The prominent part of the whole program was the acceptance
speech of Incoming Chapter Chair and Incoming Chapter Co Chair, which was diligently
addressed in the third part of the session by Mr. Nitesh Saboo and Mr. Jalesh Arya respectively.
After a short break the event commenced with the Panel Discussion and the prosperous Lamp
Lighting Ceremony. The Chief Guest of the event, Mr. Sachin Pilot Hon’ble Deputy Chief
Minister, Government of Rajasthan graced the ceremony with his presence. The Guest of Honour
for the event were Ms Divya Maderna Hon’ble Member of Legislative Assembly, Mr Rohit
Bohra Hon’ble Member of Legislative Assembly Rajkhera and Mr. Rohit Saboo Past Chairman-
CII Rajasthan and President and CEO, NEI. The guests were cordially welcomed by Mr. Anil
Saboo and Mr. Nitin Gupta. The core of the conference was political issues on nation building,
on which Mr. Sachin Pilot gave a astounding speech. Educational and apt talks by the esteemed
guests were very captivating. Open House being the last fragment of the event was the most
riveting one. The voracious crowd bloomed with question and issues faced by the citizens of the
nation, which were very patiently and fittingly answered by the leaders.
The whole session was a symbiosis of team work and motivation which stimulated our
responsibilities towards our nation. The session was culminated by a pleasing dinner. The whole
team of Young India determined to have a productive year ahead.
National Conference on Disaster Management
Date- 28th
February, 2019
Place- SMS Convention Centre, Jaipur
On the 28th
February of 2019, CII in collaboration with Department of Disaster Management,
Relief and Civil Defence, Govt. of Rajasthan organised a national conference on Disaster
Management in the SMS Convention Centre, Jaipur. The objective of the symposium was to
ensure a “Disaster Resilient Rajasthan”. A batch of 15 volunteers and coordinator Ms. Vyoma
Agarwal left the university premises at 08:00 am and reached the Convention Centre at 08:30
am. The session started at 10: 15 am after the completion of registrations.
The entire event was divided into three fractions. The first being the inaugural session
commenced with the welcome remarks by Mr. Anil Saboo, Chairman, CII Rajasthan State
Council whereas the theme was addressed by Mr. Ashutosh A T Pednekar, Secretary, Disaster
Management, Relief & Civil Defence Department, Govt. of Rajasthan. It was followed by the
addresses of Mr. Sameer Gupta, Chairman & Managing Director, Jakson Group; Mr. S N
Pradhan, Director General, National Disaster Response Force; Dr. Subodh Agarwal, Additional
Chief Secretary- Industries, Govt. of Rajasthan; and the special address by Mr. D B Gupta, Chief
Secretary, Govt. of Rajasthan. The Guest of Honor was Shri Rajendra Singh Yadav, Hon’ble
Minister of State for Disaster Management & Relief, Govt. of Rajasthan and Master Bhanwar
Lal Meghwal, Hon’ble Minister for Disaster Management & Relief, Govt. of Rajasthan. To
conclude the inauguration Mr, Anand Mishra, Vice Chairman, CII Rajasthan State Council
extended his sincere vote of thanks to the guests, speakers and audience.
After a short tea break, the first plenary session commenced with the speech of the session
chairman Mr. Suket Singhal, Managing Director & Group CEO, Secure Meters Ltd. focusing on
the preparedness of the state to deal with unknown and forecasted disasters. It was followed by
the addresses of many excellent and successful personalities like Mr. Sanjay Agarwal, Mr.
Brijendra Singh, Mr. V K Jain, Mr. Ajay Singh, and Mr. Brahm Prakash Yadav on the same. A
presentation was also planned by Mr. Himanshu Goyal. The content of the speeches paid special
attention to the key issues and challenges in the different phases of Disaster Management cycle
space which encompasses the four major areas of Preparedness, Mitigation, Response and
Recovery.
The second plenary session focusing on the role and responsibilities of industry & emerging
technologies started after the lunch with the opening speech by the session chairman Mr. Akshay
Hada, Chairman & Managing Director, Akshay Infrasys Industries Pvt. Ltd. The session
included different impressive presentations by Mr. Nanda Kumar V, Mr. Sanjay Bhatt, Mr. S K
Srivastava, Mr. Mahendra Kumar Mishra, Mr. Jagdeep Rana and at last Mr. Pankaj Dewan. The
period defined the role of private sector in disaster management in planning, organizing,
coordinating and implementing policies and plans in a holistic inclusive and sustainable manner.
The symposium was overall a package of great rescue operation examples, excellent
presentations on technology and equipments, management techniques and response forces. It
assured the entire audience of the day that Rajasthan is not only ready to face but also to recover
from any threat or calamity.
Safety Awareness
Date- 29th
March,2019
Place- IISU Campus
Safety Awareness Session was organized on 29th
March, 2019 at IISU premises. 50 students
along with faculty members participated in the forum. The duration of the session was 120
minutes, it started at 10:30 AM and ended at 12:30 PM. The whole event was stratified into two
fragments.
The event commenced with the tilak ceremony, followed by the introduction of MASH Project
Foundation Organization. The session was conducted by Mr. Arun Kumar Baliyan, Senior
Trainer and Instructor, Road Safety and Emergency Medical Care Provider.
The seminar was initiated by the distribution of general medical questionnaire; students were
required to fill it. Mr. Baliyan creatively and patiently covered the subjects regarding first aid,
snake bite, dog bite, and road accidents. A detailed session on CPR was explained and a practical
demonstration was also shown using a plastic model.
In the second fraction of the event, students were again required to fill the questionnaire
consisting the same set of questions. Rise in medical knowledge among the students was
observed. Students volunteered for the practical demonstration of CPR, it was motivated and
appreciated by the horde. The panel of students asked their questions which was diligently
answered by Mr. Baliyan.
The event came to an end with a feedback session by the student volunteers. The symposium
was a blend of knowledge and accountability, it brought a feeling of responsibility in the
students.
LIST OF YUVA MEMBERS 2018-19
S No Student First
Name
Student Last
Name Area of study Graduation Year
1 Riyanshi Gupta B.Com (H) Professional I
2 Aashima Saini B.Com (H) Professional I
3 Palak Tambi BBA I
4 Khushi Agarwal BBA I
5 Pooja Kumari BBA I
6 Anjali Agrawal BBA I
7 Ritika Bhatnagar BBA I
8 Manasvi Goyal BBA I
9 Prachi Kothari MBA (IB) I
10 Rashmi Jain BBA I
11 Urmil Jeswani MBA (IB) I
12 Ishika Jain BBA I
13 Priyanshi Khandelwal BA (H) Psychology I
14 Kunjam Khurana B.Sc. (H) Psychology I
15 Tejasvi Rathore BA (H) Psychology I
16 Ishita Bassi BBA III
17 Shefali Bisht B.Sc. (H) Psychology I
18 Saloni Jain BBA I
19 Arushi Jain B.Com (H) Professional I
20 Rashi Kabra BBA II
21 Varsha Gamot B.Com (H) I
22 Surbhi Mavach BA I
23 Neha Jacob BA-B.Ed I
24 Meha Sharma BA-B.Ed I
25 Ananya Jain BA-B.Ed I
26 Raksha Agrawal MBA (IB) I
27 Anjali Goyal MBA (RM) I
28 Shivani Mutreja B.Com III
29 Pooja Bolia B.Com III
30 Princy Khandelwal B.Com (H) III
31 Arunita Jain B.Com (H) III
32 Srishti Ladha B.Com (H) I
33 Divya Gupta BBA II
34 Khushi Khandelwal BBA I
35 Paravi Bewal BBA I
36 Isha Agarwal B.Com (H) Professional I
37 Mansi Sharma BA (H) Ecomonics I
38 Yashika Arora BA (H) Psychology I
39 Akshita Nahata BBA I
40 Vishakha Khandelwal BBA I
41 Sejal Machiwal BBA I
42 Saloni Gupta B.Com (H) Professional I
43 Geeteshree Singh Panwar MBA (HR) I
44 Antra Mathur MBA (HR) I
45 Alka Soni B.Com III
46 Sejal Gupta B.Com (H) I
47 Soumya Agarwal BBA II
48 Gauri Sharma BBA II
49 Vedika Modi MBA (RM) I
50 Riya Goyal MBA (RM) I
51 Nikita Agarwal MBA (RM) I
52 Rinkal Goyal MBA (IB) I
53 Shruti Ray MBA (ABM) I
54 Girisha Khemani MBA (IB) I
55 Sweety Solanki MBA (IB) I
56 Neha Shekhawat MBA (IB) I
57 Arshiya Goyal B.Com (H) III
58 Muskan Garg BBA III
59 Nandini Agrawal BBA I
60 Kritika Gupta BBA I
61 Ananya Jain B.Com (H) III
62 Nandini Gupta B.Com (H) I
63 Simmi Jindal B.Com (H) I
64 Vaishnavi Sharma B.Com (H) III
65 Aayushi Chaudhuri B.Com (H) I
66 Anjali Sharma B.Com (H) I
67 Arshadeep Kaur B.Com (H) Professional I
68 Nimisha Agarwal B.Com (H) Professional I
69 Payal Mohta BBA I
70 Shweta Khandelwal B.Com (H) Professional I
71 Neha Khatri B.Com (H) I
72 K Harrini B.Com (H) I
73 Alvina Thomas B.Com I
74 Samridhi Kedia B.Com (H) I
75 Divya Arora BBA I
76 Yasshasvi Goyal B.Com (H) Professional I
77 Gazal Talwaria B.Com (H) I
78 Shruti Garg B.Com (H) Professional I
79 Garima Khandelwal B.Com (H) I
80 Jyoti Ramrakhani B.Com (H) I
81 Navya Kasliwal BA (H) I
82 Srishti Gupta B.Com II
83 Ankita Mudgal B.Com (H) I
84 Vishakha Sharma B.Sc. II
85 Saloni Verma B.Sc. II
86 Shezal Gangwar B.Sc. II
87 Saloni Agarwal B.Sc. II
88 Aanshi Goyal B.Com I
89 Preksha Jain MBA (HR) I
90 Ujjwal Bansal MBA (HR) I
91 Adity Golecha B.Com (H) II
92 Radhika Mohta B.Com (H) II
93 Garima B.Com (H) II
94 Vaishali Jaioia B.Sc. II
95 Aastha Goenka B.Com II
96 Komal Goenka B.Com (H) II
97 Aanchal Tunwal B.Com (H) II
98 Bhawna Sharma MBA I
99 Shivi Rathore B.Com (H) I
100 Nikita Rathore B.Sc. II
101 Muskan Dulani BBA I
102 Divyanshi Bansal BA (H) III
103 Archita Sharma BBA I
104 Mansi Yadav B.Com (H) I
105 Shivani Banthia BBA III
106 Sakshi Sangtani BBA III
107 Barsha Jain BBA I
108 Aalisha Agrawal BBA I
109 Saloni Sharma B.Com (H) I
110 Devanshi Jain B.Com (H) II
111 Rishita Lohani B.Com (H) I
112 Umang Somani B.Com (H) III
113 Isha Shrihal B.Com II
114 Swati Gupta B.Com II
115 Priya Ahuja BA (H) III
116 Prachi Goyal MBA (ABM) I
117 Martina Rai MBA (HR) I
118 Aditi Bhadani B.Com (H) I
119 Mitika Munot BBA III
120 Vandita Sharma BBA II
121 Tanishi Khandelwal BBA III
122 Pooja Agarwal MBA (HR) I
123 Rishi Arora BBA I
124 Mahek Dugar BBA III
125 Saloni Sharma BBA I
126 Rachna Baid MBA (HR) I
127 Prerna Sharma B.Sc. (H) II
128 Prachi Agarwal B.Com (H) III
129 Roop Laxmi Saini B.Com (H) Professional III
130 Purti Chachan B.Com (H) I
131 Dollive Nayan MA I
132 Yashita Sharma MBA (HR) I
133 Harshita Bhageria BA-JMC II
134 Divya Garg MA I
135 Shruti Jain MBA (IB) I
136 Mallika Mudgal MBA (IB) I
137 Deepali Jain MBA (IB) I
138 Chetna Rajpal B.Com (H) III
139 Somya Dube B.Com (H) Professional I
140 Sachi Jain MA I
141 Maitreyi Yadav M.Sc I
142 Priyanka Naihani BBA II
143 Dipti Kamdar B.Com (H) I
144 Mitika Agarwal BBA II
145 Jhanvi Sharma BBA III
146 Anena Purohit BBA III
147 Neharika Agarwal B.Com (H) I
148 Shagun Arora B.Com (H) Professional I
149 Puja Shah MBA (HR) I
150 Punam Gahatraj MBA (HR) I
151 Gaganpreet Kaur B.Com (H) I
152 Yasmeen Kaur B.Com (H) I
153 Sapna Aggarwal B.Com (H) I
154 Tanvi Garg B.Com (H) I
155 Khushi Jain BA-B.Ed I
156 Bhavika Choudhary BA (H) I
157 Asha Khan BA I
158 Riya Sharma BA (H) II
159 Anushka Tyagi B.Com (H) II
160 Ekta Sharma BA (H) II
161 Sejaal Bonny Tilwani BA (H) I
162 Priyal Mishra BA (H) I
163 Gayatri Sangtani BBA I
164 Aakriti Gambhir BA I
165 Kriti Tanwar BA (H) I
166 Simran Sharma BBA I
167 Yashika Chaudhary BBA I
168 Geetanksha Chuneja B.Com (H) I
169 Istuti Pandit B.Com (H) I
170 Anjali Kesarwani B.Sc. II
171 Deepali Sharma B.Com I
172 Khushi Rayana B.Com I
173 Taru Khandelwal B.Com (H) I
174 Kajal Sangtani B.Com I
175 Anshu Yadav B.Sc. (H) I
176 Anjali Jain B.Com (H) I
177 Garima Israni BBA I
178 Ridhi Agarwal BBA I
179 Nisha Jandu B.Com (H) Professional I
180 Kajal Chouhan B.Com (H) Professional I
181 Harshita Rohila B.Sc. II
182 Masumi Gupta BBA I
183 Monika Mainani B.Sc. II
184 Charul Panwar B.Com (H) I
185 Prashasti Bhagasra BA-JMC I
186 Neetu Arora B.Sc. (H) I
187 Kashish Shamnani B.Sc. (H) I
188 Poorvi Arora B.Com (H) I
189 Swati Singh BBA I
190 Madhu Kedia B.Com (H) I
191 Mansi Lamba B.Com (H) I
192 Priyal Agarwal BBA I
193 Yagya Sharma BA (H) I
194 Kashish Saharia BA (H) I
195 Cherry Gadiya BBA I
196 Urvashi Rawat B.Com I
197 Prachi Khandelwal B.Com (H) I
198 Tanishka Soni B.Com (H) I
199 Ishika Jhanwar BBA I
200 Harshita Maheshwari BBA I
201 Khushi Maheshwari B.Com (H) I
202 Janvi Gupta B.Com (H) I
203 Priyanshi Jain BBA I
204 Neha Khatri B.Com (H) I
205 Preeyal Garg BBA I
206 Deepika Khatri B.Com (H) I
207 Bhavika Khatri B.Com (H) I
208 Riya Sharma B.Com (H) I
209 Kashish Thakkar B.Com (H) I
210 Riya Sharma B.Com (H) I
211 Neelam B.Com (H) I
212 Nidhi Gaur B.Com (H) I
213 Samiksha Gupta B.Com (H) III
214 Manvi Agarwal BBA I
215 Shivana Sharma BA I
216 Shivya Sharma B.Sc. I
217 Chetna Sharma B.Com (H) I
218 Dimple Sharma B.Com (H) III
219 Kratika Gupta B.Com (H) III
220 Natasha Yadav B.Com (H) III
221 Preksha Kothari B.Com (H) III
222 Jaya Poddar B.Com II
223 Parul Sharma B.Com II
224 Shilpa Jain B.Com (H) III
225 Shubhi Aggarwal B.Com (H) I
226 Sunidhi Agarwal B.Com (H) I
227 Bhavika Chandwani B.Com (H) I
228 Poonam Sidana B.Com (H) I
229 Sofiya Khan BA (H) I
230 Vishakha Sankhala BA I
231 Shreya Durgan BBA II
232 Isha Agarwal BBA I
233 Pooja Phulwani B.Com (H) I
234 Divya Bothra B.Com (H) I
235 Ridhika Tiwari B.Com I
236 Kriti Agarwal B.Com (H) I
237 Mansi Goyal B.Com I
238 Saloni Agarwal BA-JMC III
239 Rachana Khandelwal BBA II
240 Chetana Agarwal MBA (HR) II
241 Bhumika Sethi B.Com (H) I
242 Sakshi Agarwal B.Sc. II
243 Smriti Joshi B.Com (H) I
244 Vanshika Garg B.Com (H) I
245 Soyantra Tak BBA I
246 Namrata Jain B.Com (H) I
247 Kritika Khunteta BBA III
248 Sakshi Sharma BBA III
249 Nidhi Agarwal BBA III
250 Muskan Agrawal B.Com (H) I
251 Kripa Paryani BBA I
252 Ambika Lakhotia B.Com (H) I
253 Ekta Jain BBA I
254 Rupali Sharma B.Sc. (H) I
255 Kriti Mishra B.Sc. (H) I
256 Isha Munshi BA (H) I
257 Haripriya Shekhawat BA I
258 Saloni Chipped BBA III
259 Shivangi Singh BA (H) I
260 Richa Jain BBA I
261 Khushboo Sharma BBA I
262 Shivani Maheshwari MBA (HR) I
263 Arushi Kumari BBA III
264 Roopanshi Kalra BBA III
265 Saloni Agarwal BA (H) I
266 Charu Saini BA (H) I
267 Divya Kumawat MBA (HR) II
268 Sanskrity Sikdar B.Com (H) I
269 Palack Gyanani B.Com (H) I
270 Siddhi Khandelwal B.Com (H) I
271 Radhika Agarwal BBA II
272 Devyani Jain BBA II
273 Mrinalini Deora BA I
274 Tanya Sharma BA (H) I
275 Khevna Shah BBA II
276 Shivani Khandelwal B.Com I
277 Shreya Birla B.Com I
278 Anamika Ramesh BA I
279 Ritu Yadav B.Sc. I
280 Jyoti Chandani B.Com (H) III
281 Shreya Middha MBA (HR) II
282 Aditi Sharma B.Com (H) III
283 Twinkle Choudhary MBA (HR) I
284 Muskan Bhatnagar BBA II
285 Mahima Jhanwar BBA II
286 Pavneet Kaur MBA (HR) I
287 Neha Goyal MBA (HR) I
288 Bhavya Gulati BBA I
289 Radhika Verma MBA (HR) I
290 Neha Kanwar MBA (HR) I
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