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DishaDishaDishaDishaAiming to inspire individuals to actualize their potential, Ghaziabad Management Association, an autono-mous management association was set up in 1982 as a Registered Society under the aegis of late Shri Sitaram Jaipuria. GMA has striven for management expertise that can synthesize Indian ethos with interna-tional management thought and practices since its inception. During the short span of its existence, GMA has taken deep roots in the industrial city of Ghaziabad and has become an important forum of the business executives and other members to share their experiences and ideas to further the cause of management. It is striving to outline the present and future problems concerning management, while looking for perfect har-mony in human relationships, which can take many forms, such as corporate, employers, employees, cus-tomers, and the members of the society we live in and facilitate individuals and organizations to include best management programs. It wouldn't have been possible without the strenuous efforts of late Dr. C.B.Gupta, Ex Director of Institute of Management Technology & Founder President of GMA. The activities of GMA got a further fillip after securing the permanent affiliation to the Apex national body, All India Management Associa-tion, New Delhi, and registered under Societies Act.

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Monthly Newsletter of Ghaziabad Management Association

Volume 11

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Two day's MDP on Operations & Materials Management at AKGIM on November 26th & 27th

26th National Convention at Hotel Country Inn & Suites on November 21st

Press Conference briefing on the GMA Convention, at AKGEC on November 19th

Ajay Kumar Garg Institute of Management & Ghaziabad Management Association conducted a two-day Management Development Programme on Operations and Material Management, on November 26-27, 2015.A host of participants, both senior and middle level,

from organizations like Continental Carbon India Ltd., Shriram Pistons & Rings Ltd., Albert David Ltd., Urban Feel Organization, MEPS Packaging & Wares Pvt.Ltd., and many more participated in the programme. Majority of the participants were from the production and operations department of the manufacturing set-up.

Event began with lighting of lamp and Saraswati vandana. The event was gloried by the presence of delegates from different area of expertise. The welcome address was delivered by Dr. R. K. Agarwal, President GMA & Director AKG Engineering College. Dr. R. K. Agarwal briefed about the initiative of GMA

under the thoughts of our honorable Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi i.e. “Make in India”. According to him, Make in India is not only a slogan now; it has come into the veins of each and every Indian. He talked about the strength of India in the Manufacturing sector and opportunities it could garner in this area.

A press conference regarding GMA 26th National Convention was organized on 19th November 2015 at Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College.There were representatives of 5 news papers and all Office Bearers of the Association who attended the conference.The background of adopting the theme “Make in India”

by GMA for its National Convention, was explained to the press representatives.

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Articles 12 - 15

Entertainment 16

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Interactive Session on Integrated Personality Development through Super Learning at Rotary Bhawan on November 16th

Interactive Session on Entrepreneurship withMr. S. M. Mittal at AKGEC on October 28th

Scrolls Competition for Students at AKGEC on October 23rd

Two day's workshop on Automation Technology at AKGEC on October 12th & 13th

A program on super learning was organized in Rotary Bhawan, Gandhi Nagar on Monday, 16th November 2015. This was conducted by Mr. Sanjeev Gupta, an expert trainer in the field.He dealt with Techniques for a razor sharp Memory & super fast learning

that enables the learner to comprehend & appreciate the right methods of studying that shall lead to learning that is : impactful, interesting, application based, efficient and longSkilled in highly effective Brain Enhancing Skills, Memory tech-niques, Super learning, Whole brain thinking, Time & Stress Man-agement leading to a much better Quantum of & Speed of Learning.

An interactive session on entrepre-neurship for students was orga-nized on 28th October 2015 at AKGEC seminar hall. This was attended by about 200 students from different colleges.In this session Mr. Mittal made the

students aware of the advantages of becoming an entrepreneur and skills required to be developed within oneself to become successful. He apprised the students of the stages one has to undergo through in the journey of running a business from start-ing it and the satisfying feeling of being able to add value to the economy of the country.

Keeping in mind the fundamentals of imagination and innovation, AKGEC, in association with GMA organized its annual NATIONAL LEVEL TECHNICAL PAPER PRE-SENTATION contest - SCROLLS 2015 (Student Creative Oratory Learning Skills) which inspired to

augment excellence in the sphere of technology and promote the technocrats of tomorrow.The event provided a platform to the budding professionals who could channelize their talent into creativity and give their imagi-nation a cutting edge. Using innovation as the central theme for the event, SCROLLS could be described as an art of perceiving the world in a different light, which can bring laurels to the con-ceiver as well as bring about a general upliftment in the society.

The two days workshop on Automation Technologies was organized on 12-13th October, 2015 at Centre of Relevance & Excellence (CORE) at Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College, Ghaziabad. The main objective of this WORKSHOP was to make the

aspiring engineers acquainted with the conceptual as well as practical knowledge of the Industrial Automation & latest technologies being used to achieve industrial automation.

First meeting of committee on SHE (Safety Health & Envi-ronment) at Shriram Pistons & Rings Ltd on October 6th.

In the month of July 2015, it was decided by the Executive Commit-tee to start committee on SHE (SAFETY HEALTH & ENVIRON-MENT) .The purpose of the commit-tee is to share the experiences re-lated to SHE e,g. Present chal-lenges posed by NGT,mitigation

plan ,actions taken/ planned to improve SHE performance in various industries. The committee comprised representatives of Shriram Pistons & Rings Ltd., Micromatic Grinding Technol-ogies Ltd., Continental Carbon India Ltd., Albert David Ltd., Ghaziabad Precision Products Ltd. and Unichem Ltd.

Blood Donation Camp at RKGIT on September 29th“The finest gesture one can make is to save life by donating Blood”

Summer Internship Program at ITS on September 26th

Proud to Receive the Runners up Position in Best LMA Award of AIMA

Transfusion of blood every year saves millions of life all over the world. There are millions of Blood Donors all over the world but still there is dearth of adequate num-ber of blood suppliers which leads to loss of many lives. Keeping this challenge in mind, celebrating the World Heart Day, a Blood Donation Camp was organized at RKGIT PG

Campus on 29th September ’15. It was a social initiative taken by RKGIT (MBA) in association with Ghaziabad Management Association and Rotary Club Sahibabad. More than 400 peo-ple including students and faculties members donated blood.

September 26, 2015, Ghaziabad Management Association and Department of Management Studies of Institute of Technology & Science, Ghaziabad organized Summer Internship Project Compe-tition “ Anubhav -2015” in associa-tion with Parley India. The objective of the program was to provide a plat-form to the budding managers to

share their first hand experiences, learning and ideas gained during their almost two months association with corporate in recent past. Event was a big hit as more than 70 participants from various management Institutions of NCR, UP, Haryana, Uttaranchal shared their presentations based on their experi-ences and learning during internship.

We are extremely proud and wish to share with you all with pleasure that for activities under-taken by us under guidance of our seniors in the Governing Council; with unflinching support of our office bearers and the Executive Commit-tee; and last but not the least, the active participation of our esteemed members, GHAZIABAD MANAGE-

MENT ASSOCIATION has been selected and honored by All India Management Association as the Runners up in “Best LMA - Category IV” (decided based on the number of electoral votes being less than 500) for the year 2014-2015.

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Dear Readers,Greetings of the day.I sincerely hope that this Newsletter finds you in best of health? and spirits.Business environment continues to be dark. Many initiatives have been taken by the Central Government. The results should be visible in the coming years

but the current environment is not very encouraging.The last month brought in further gloom owing to the Paris attacks followed by full fledged armed retaliation.Country has seen lot of agitation, uncalled for return of awards and complaints of intolerance, social media buzzing, tv channels bursting out etc.Bihar elections and the way several parties joined forces were an eye opener for many. Media continues to highlight more of negative n?ews than positive.There is tremendous gloom in the reality sector too.End of the day, in spite ?of all elements of gloom, India seems to have a bright future. Lot of positive growth should be visible in the coming years.This is the first time after decades that Indians are standing tall with an element of confidence and pride owing to the efforts of our Honour-able Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi who is leaving no stone un turned to make India a fast growing and prosperous nation by showcasing India's prowess, making alliances with various countries in the field of defence, academia and industry, bringing up visionary steps and plans etc.I am so happy to report that in spite of worldwide despair, GMA contin-ues to take strong strides forward. Over the last few months GMA conducted many events, the flagship event being the Annual Convention held on 21st November.The event was well attended by dignitaries from various Industries, Companies and Academic Institutions.In order to ensure that the attendees gained well from the convention, learned and well established business leaders were invited as speakersOn the lighter side, GMA ensured excellent food, tea and coffee breaks and an exciting lucky draw (2 Tablets worth approximately

25000/- each given out as gifts).The attendees, speakers and organizing team comprised of GMA officials, College staff and students spoke highly of the event.Many other events of great value were recently conducted by GMA.Social causes were well ad-dressed by GMA too through some events such as Blood donation camps, Brain develop-ment workshop, Health aware-ness etc.GMA is striving hard towards further excellence. Cooperation of all related to GMA directly and indirectly is highly appreciated.Dear readers, we look forward to get your views, articles and other contributions such as jokes, pictures, and anecdotes to help us keep the newsletter alive and kicking.In case your Industry or Institute is facing a problem you would like to share with fellow Indus-trialists? please feel free to do so on this platform.Disha strives to provide a stron-ger value proposition to its esteemed readers and support of each ?is highly solicited.

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Detailed Activity Reports

Ajay Kumar Garg Institute of Management & Ghaziabad Manage-ment Association conducted a two-day Management Development Programme on Operations and Material Management, on November 26-27, 2015.A host of participants, both senior and middle level, from organiza-tions like Continental Carbon India Ltd., Shriram Pistons & Rings Ltd., Albert David Ltd., Urban Feel Organization, MEPS Packaging & Wares Pvt.Ltd., and many more participated in the programme. Ma-jority of the participants were from the production and operations de-partment of the manufacturing set-up.Management of operations and materials plays a significant and con-structive role in providing a competitive edge in today’s competitive Business Scenario. Apart from managing working capital and other core financial matters, management of materials also supports in improving product performance and profitability of business such as management of inventory. The programme focused on understand-ing and developing appropriate strategy for building synergy between materials and operations functions in an enterprise.The MDP emphasized on developing skills and competencies con-cerning operations and inventory management. Some of the areas the progrmamme covered included:vModern Operations Management TechniquesvOperations StrategyvPERT/CPM using TORA softwarevProduction/Capacity PlanningvPurchase Management

vModern Material Management TechniquesvVendor Management/Vendor RatingThe programme was based on participant centered learning (PCL) approach, case studies and lectures. The programme focused on executives in materials, procurement, production planning, inventory planning and control, vendor development, vendor relations, supply chain management and related areas. Certificates were distributed to the participants on completion of the program.

Two day's MDP on Operations & Materials Management at AKGIM on November 26th & 27th.


Event began with lighting of lamp and Saraswati vandana. The event was gloried by the presence of delegates from different area of expertise. The welcome address was delivered by Dr. R. K. Agarwal, President GMA & Director AKG Engineering Col-lege. Dr. R. K. Agarwal briefed about the imitative of GMA under the thoughts of our honorable Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi i.e. “Make in India”. According to him, Make in India is not only a slogan now; it has come into the veins of each and every Indian. He talked about the strength of India in the Manufacturing sector and opportunities it could garner in this area.

He shared the initiatives taken by Ghaziabad Management Association in organizing various activities. He shared that GMA has been declared as the Best Local Association by AIMA once and Runners up twice during the last five years.

The keynote speaker Mr. Sharat Jain president & Co- Founder, Rechargeitnow.com praised the youth of India. He motivated the youth to nurture the concept of “Make in India” for the sus-tainable development for Indian economy and to join hands and work in unity.

Mr. Sameer Nagpal, CEO Refractories, Dalmia Group was the Guest of Honour. He discussed about China, whose economy is good with excellent infrastructure alongwith its cheap pricing policy. He said that India should take advantage of global slow-down and develop its infrastructure and manufacturing sector.

Prof. K. K. Aggarwal, Chancellor, K. R. Mangalam University, was the Chief Guest. In his inaugural address, he focused on the ethical behaviour required for development of the econ-omy. He discussed “Make in India” idea cannot be a success only by thinking. Vigorous efforts are required to make it a suc-cessful Initiative. Prof. Aggarwal talked about the three essen-tial C’s. He addressed the youth as well as the curriculum of University. He said that student studying should remove the Constraints of syllabus, time; time schedule of college. Rather he should think in an innovative manner. According to him, thinking out of the box is better that Inbox thinking with hard core research. He thanked GMA for the initiative and has asked GMA to conduct such kind of convention.

After the inaugural address, Souvenir was released by the Chief Guests. The Sponsors to the event were felicitated with memento as a token of gratification. The Principal Co-sponsors of the event was NIXI. The Co-sponsors of the event were, ABES EC, AKGIM, Ghaziabad, and ITS Ghaziabad. The Gold Sponsors were IMT, IMS, KIET, Shriram Pistons & Rings Ltd, Continental Carbon. The Silver sponsors were RKGIT, Dabur and Sunderdeep. The Banguet sponsor was Hotel Rain-bow. The outdoor Media partner was Pole-ADS, Event and Kit Sponsor were sixth sense events and Diagnostic Automation & Controls, respectively.

The theme of the Technical Session 1 was “Innovation in Engineering and Manufacturing”. The session Chairman was Mr. V.K. Dubey, MD Continental Carbon India Ltd

The Distinguished speakers for this technical session were Mr. Ravi Aggarwal, Director, Pepperl Fuchs., Mr. Pradeep Nair, Director, SLM Solutions, GMBH, and Mr. Pradeep Sharma, AGM Kuka Robotics.

Mr. Pradeep Nair enlightened the delegated about the additive manufacturing. He illustrated about futuristic process and the pros & cons of additive manufacturing. He discussed the appli-cations of additive manufacturing in various product designing for e.g.: concept design and functional design.

Mr. Ravi Aggarwal discussed the stages of development with respect to India. He believed in Make in India and delivered the concept of

Smart Manufacturing which included by important industries.

Mr. Pradep Shoran, AGM Kuka Robotics talked about the inno-vation in manufacturing with Human Collaboration. He dis-cussed about the Robot Based Automation. He discussed about the new Robot which has a special feature of sensing line of activity and reproducing the same activity? He focused on the need Human Robot Collaboration because of demand-ing tasks that require the same degree of repeat ability.

The theme of the technical session 2 was “Entrepreneurship & Skill Building in High Technology Areas”. The session Chair-man was Mr. S.M. Mittal, Director Sukriti Vidyut Udhyog Ltd.

The distinguished speakers for this technical session were Mr. Anup Wadhwa, Director AIA, Delhi, Mr.S Dhanabal, Academic Prog Manager National Instruments. Mr. Rajat Gupta Founder & CEO, TESSOL Ltd and Ms. Juhee Garg, Director Oyster Connect.com.

Mr. Anup Wadhwa enlightened the issues which have i.e. infor-mation technology+ Indian Talents will be the face of tomorrow. He talked about e-kranti leading to village. He suggested to use our competitive edge i.e. demographic dividend to reach the pinnacle. He talked about Modi ji’s Recent visit to USA.

Mr. Dhanabal discussed about the skill building process and how they need to be upgraded for a better future of industry, He stressed on the student – faculty engagement and their engagement with live projects of the industry.

Ms. Garg emphasized on the virtual platform for skill develop-ment and how it could be useful without waiting for actually reaching the work area.

Mr. Rajat Gupta spoke about the skills required for becoming an entrepreneur and that most of the areas of work are today high technology areas. He emphasized on entrepreneur to be adding value to the product and to be sensitive to the environ-mental effects of his product. He should be constantly working on new products/ processes to meet requirements of the clients.

The chief guest was Lt. Gen. A.K. Agarwal, PVSM, He dis-cussed the role of technology and communication the growth of economy. He believed that “Right to Broadband” can change the face and pace of the Indian economy. He discussed the road map given by our prime minister “IT+IT=IT”.(Internet Technology + Indian Talent = India Tomorrow)

Mr. Mudit Agarwal and Ms. Shreya Agarwal from AKGEC ex-plained the SCROLLS competition and made announcements to felicitate the winners of “Scrolls’15” which was organized in association with GMA.

The Winners were awarded the certificates and cash prizes.

Thereafter, Mr. Vinay Gupta, Executive Director briefed about the business simulation, workshop conducted by GMA through AIMA.

All the winners were facilitated with memento and certificate of excellence.

The result was announced for the lucky draw technical session 1. Mr. Ankur Panday from RKGIT got a Lenovo Tablet worth Rs. 25000/- in the lucky draw.

The lucky draw was announced for technical session 2. The Winner was Mr. Shashank Shekhar Singh from ABES –EC. Who got Lenovo Tablet worth Rs. 25000/-.

After that Mr. Vinay Gupta Executive Director GMA proposed the vote of thanks to all sponsors & advertisers, organizers, those who worked day and night for this, and delegates.

Valedictory Session

26th National Convention at Hotel Country Inn & Suites on November 21st


CONVENTION PHOTOS

Mr. I C Agarwal welcoming the Ch. Guest.

Welcome address by the President/ GMA

Chief Guest Addressing the audience

Chief Guest Releasing the Souvenir

Speakers in 1st Technical Session

Technical Session 2 in progress

View of the attentive audience

Lt. Gen. Agarwal giving prizes to students

A press conference regarding GMA 26th National Convention was organized on 19th November 2015 at Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College.

There were representatives of 5 news papers and all Office Bearers of the Association who attended the conference.

The background of adopting the theme “Make in India” by GMA for its National Convention, was explained to the press representatives.

The President, Dr. R K Agarwal explained that, according to

him, Make in India is not only a slogan now. it has come into the veins of each and every Indian. He talked about the glorious history of India and its strength in the Manufacturing sector and opportunities it could garner in this area. He said that if Indians join hands and work in unity, then nobody can stop the growth of Indian economy and soon India will turn into super power which could even pose a threat to the economy of China also.

The press representatives assured that they would cover the convention proceedings on 21st November.

A program on super learning was organized in Rotary Bhawan, Gandhi Nagar on Monday, 16th November 2015. This was conducted by Mr. Sanjeev Gupta, an expert trainer in the field.

He dealt with Techniques for a razor sharp Memory & super fast learning that enables the learner to comprehend & appre-ciate the right methods of studying that shall lead to learning that is : impactful, interesting, application based, efficient and long. Skilled in highly effective Brain Enhancing Skills, Mem-ory techniques, Super learning, Whole brain thinking, Time

&Stress Management leading to a much better Quantum of & Speed of Learning

Mr. Gupta, through live demonstration, that anyone could de-velop the skill of sharp memory, only if he is made aware of how to learn along with knowing what to learn.

Mr. Sanjeev Gupta conducts workshops in this area at many places in the country and has agreed to do so for our members if we are able to collect about 15 to 20 interested participants for this.

Press Conference briefing on the GMA Convention, at AKGEC on November 19th

Interactive Session on Integrated Personality Development through Super Learning at Rotary Bhawan on November 16th


An interactive session on entrepreneurship for students was organized on 28th October 2015 at AKGEC seminar hall. This was attended by about 200 students from different colleges.

In this session Mr. Mittal made the students aware of the advantages of becoming an entrepreneur and skills required to be developed within oneself to become successful. He apprised the students of the stages one has to undergo through in the journey of running a business from starting it and the satisfying feeling of being able to add value to the economy of the country.

Mr. Mittal has suggested that he will take further follow up sessions with those students who get serious on becoming an entrepreneur and he will do necessary hand holding and provide the required guidance.

Keeping in mind the fundamentals of imagination and innovation, AKGEC, in association with GMA organized its annual NATIONAL LEVEL TECHNICAL PAPER PRESENTATION contest - SCROLLS 2015 (Student Creative Oratory Learning Skills) which inspired to augment excellence in the sphere of technology and promote the technocrats of tomorrow.

The event provided a platform to the budding professionals who could channelize their talent into creativity and give their imagination cutting edge. Using innovation as the central theme for the event, SCROLLS could be described as an art of perceiving the world in a different light, which can bring laurels to the conceiver as well as bring about a general upliftment in the society.

SCROLLS 2015 dealt with the contemporary and progressive trends in the field of technology and management, bringing the various disciplines of engineering and management in its fold. AKGEC, in association with GMA extended an invitation to all budding technocrats, in a team if two to three members, to present a technical paper in any one of the following 6 domains:

1. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

2. E L E C T R O N I C S A N D C O M M U N I C A T I O N TECHNOLOGIES

3. ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGIES

4. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

5. CIVIL ENGINEERING

6. MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

It is to be noted here that the civil domain was introduced in SCROLLS for the very first time and garnered handsome participation in its debut year.

The registrations for the event began from the last week of

September 2015. Other important dates regarding the event were:

1. 10th October 2015: Last date of registration and submission of synopsis

2. 16th October 2015: Notification of synopsis selection

3. 19th October 2015: Last date for submission of final paper

4. 23rd October 2015: Main event

The process of registration and synopsis collection was done via the homegrown website www.akgec-scrolls.com, created by the SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CELL of the college.

Like its predecessors, SCROLLS-15 received a humungous inflow of participation from the students of AKGEC as well as from institutions all around the country. Invitations were sent out to colleges via post as well as visit by our promotion team to colleges in the DELHI NCR region.

1. Total registrations received were over 1000, from renowned institutions like IIT ROORKEE, IIT DELHI, DTU, MNNIT, NIT ROURKELA,MMMUTGLA MATHURA, ABES-EC GHAZIABAD, etc.

2. A total of 322 synopses were received for initial evaluation by judges appointed by respective departments of engineering and applied sciences.

3. Out of the 322 synopses, 118 teams were selected to present their final paper, on the day of the main event, on 23rd October 2015.

4. A panel of three judges was appointed for each domain by the respective departments, which judged the participants on the basis of the content of the paper, the ideas and facts put forward as well as their presentation skills.

A total of 10 minutes was provided to each team out of which 7 minutes were allotted for the PowerPoint presentation and the balance 3 minutes for rebuttal and questionnaire.

The main event of 23rd October 2015 was held in the college

Interactive Session on Entrepreneurship with Mr. S. M. Mittal at AKGEC on October 28th

Scrolls Competition for Students at AKGEC on October 23rd


itself. The opening ceremony was graced by chief guest, Shri N K DHAND, founder of Micromatic Machining,Honorable Director sir Dr. R K AGRAWAL andShriVinay Gupta . Followed by a vote of thanks by Organizing head Prof V.K Parashar .The presentation commenced from 11:00 am at six different venues across the college campus.

The events of the day were concluded with the announcement of the winners of the respective domains during the closing

ceremony. While every participant was provided with a certificate of participation on the day of the event itself, the winners are to be felicitated on 21st November 2015 at HOTEL COUNTRY INN AND SUITES, GHAZIABAD during the annual convention of GMA.

Cash prizes totaling to Rs. 54000 are to be disbursed along with certificate of excellence to the winners. the list of winners, in each domain in attached herewith :

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYPosition Team Leader College

First Saksham Chaudhary ABESIT,Ghaziabad

Second Anindya Singh GLA , Mathura

Third Sonia Singh KIET,Ghaziabad

Position Team Leader College

First Ravi Tiwari MNNIT,Allahabad

Second Megha Mishra AKGEC

Third KannadWanchoo MMMUT,Gorakhpur

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGPosition Team Leader College

First Sanju Nagar AKGEC

Second KunalMudgal GLA,Mathura

Third LokeshSamant GLA , Mathura

CIVIL ENGINEERINGPosition Team Leader College

First YashBhargava AKGEC

Second SrajanRastogi AKGEC

Third SumitYadav AKGEC

Position Team Leader College

First VasudevKaushik VIET,Ghaziabad

Second Chitra Bhatia VGI,Ghaziabad

Third Siddharth Kumar AKGEC

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

MANAGEMENT SCINECESPosition Team Leader College

First Abhimanyu Singh AKGEC

Second Utkarsh Sharma RKGIT,Ghaziabad

Third SiddhantKandpal AKGEC

SCROLLS 2015 was a resounding success over its earlier versions and a vast improvement as well. This was all possible because of the able guidance of organizing head Prof V K Parashar, DSW AKGEC as well as the efforts of the entire team of SCROLLS 2015. We promise to come forth with an even better effort in the following years.


SUMMARY

PARTICIPATION:

The two days workshop on Automation Technologies was organized on 12-13th October, 2015 at Centre of Relevance & Excellence (CORE) at Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College, Ghaziabad.The main objective of this WORKSHOP was to make the aspiring engineers acquainted with theconceptual as well as practical knowledge of the Industrial Automation & latest technologiesbeing used to achieve industrial automation.The workshop was divided into follo wing four sessions:

Day 1: Session 1- Industrial Robotics & AutomationDay1: Session 2- Fluid Power Technology

Day2: Session 3- Test, Measurement & ControlDay2: Session 4- Identification, Sensorics and Additive Mfg

In each session, technical presentations were made by Experts from Industry and Academia and detailed practical sessions were conducted at respective Centre of Competence.

During the workshop 24 participants from following member companies/Industries from GMA/CII have participated. The detailed list of participants is attached as Annexure-I:

ITC Ltd.Shriram Pistons and RingsMicromatic Grinding TechnologiesCarbon Continental India Ltd,Jakson Ltd, Noida

WORKSHOP MODULES:

Session 1: Industrial Robotics & Automation:

Session 2: Fluid Power Technology:

Majestic Auto LtdGhaziabad Precision Pvt LtdChaudhary Hammer worksGarg Associates Pvt. Ltd

FIRST DAY:On First day, 12th October,2015 following two sessions were conducted.

First session started with welcome address byProf. Ashiv Shah, Head, AKGEC-CORE followed by concept

note presented on theme of the workshop. The training methodology was discussed with all participants and schedule for twodays was introduced. Invited Lectures on the topic “Industrial Robotics & AutomationTechnologies” were conducted by following speakers:

Mr. Abhijeet Nehra, Head, Services, KUKA Robotics India has delivered lecture on “Industrial Robots & Applications”.Mr. Krishan Mohan, Head, Robotics Vee Gee Industries has shared his experience on “Robotic System integration & implementation”.

Post lunch session begins with an introduction and discussion on Fluid Power Technology by Mr. D.K Singh which includes basic concepts of hydraulics and pneumatics followed by an elaborated discussion on following topics by our guest speakers.

Two day's workshop on Automation Technology at AKGEC on October 12th & 13th


SECOND DAY:

Session 3: Test, Measurement & Control:

SECOND DAY:

Session 3: Test, Measurement & Control:

Mr. Mayank Verma, Manager, JCB India, Faridabad has discussed on “Hydraulics System Concept & Applications”.Mr. Brajesh Poddar, Area Manager, SMC has delivered lecture on “Low Cost , Automation using Pneumatic Power Applications”.

Day two consist of two modules along with four key note speaker and two scient ific officersfrom CORE.

Day two is dedicated to measurement and control of various industrial process which is well started by Mr. Aniruddha Gautam, Scientific Officer CORE consisting of in depth discussion on Design & Development of Test , Measurement & Control Applications using NI-LABVIEW platform which is further followed by our eminent guest speakers on the following topics.

Mr. Manoj Gupta, Manager, MITSUBISHI Electric India has delivered lecture on “Industrial Controllers: Application & Programming concepts”.Mr. Parv Abbott, Engineer, MITSUBISHI Electric India has delivered lecture on “Drives: Specification, Operation & Interfacing”.

Day two consist of two modules along with four key note speaker and two scient ific officers from CORE.

Day two is dedicated to measurement and control of various industrial process which is well started by Mr. Aniruddha Gautam, Scientific OfficerCORE consisting of in depth discussion on Design & Development of Test , Measurement & Control Applications using NI-LABVIEW platform which is further followed by our eminent guest speakers on the following topics.

Mr. Manoj Gupta, Manager, MITSUBISHI Electric India has

delivered lecture on “Industrial Controllers: Application & Programming concepts”.Mr. Parv Abbott, Engineer, MITSUBISHI Electric India has delivered lecture on “Drives: Specification, Operation & Interfacing”.

Post lunch session was taken up by Prof. Ashiv Shah, Head, AKGEC – CORE on Smart Identification Technologies which is further followed by guest speaker on the below mentioned topics.

Mr. Sudhanshu Kuntoor, Senior Manager, Pepperl+ Fuchs India has delivered lecture on “Sensorics for Manufacturing Intelligence”.Mr. Sameer Kumar, DGM, JCB has delivered lecture on “Additive Manufacturing: A tool for modern manufacturing practices”.

So as to impart adequate practical knowledge and hands on experience on available technologies practical sessions are also conducted in each module which is managed by our scientific officers in their respective domain of specialization. Details of the practical session are as follows.

Mr Vikash Kumar, Scientific Officer, AKGEC-CORE has taken a hands on session on “Industrial Robotics”.Mr. Ajay Pratap Singh, Scientific Officer, AKGEC – CORE has taken a hands on sessionon “Hydraulics and Pneumatics”.Mr. Rahul Dixit, Scientific Officer, AKGEC-CORE has taken a hands on session on “PLC and Industrial Drives”.Mr. Ashish Gupta, Scientific Officer, AKGEC-CORE has taken a hands on session on “Sensorics and Application”.

On the last day of the workshop, valedictory function was conducted for the participants toencourage their efforts and cooperation during the workshop. The participants also providedfeedback on the two days program. All participants were given joint certificate by GMA andAKGEC for their successful of participation in the program

Session 4: Identification, Sesorics and Additive Mfg.:

PRACTICAL SESSIONS:

VALEDICTORY FUNCTION:


First meeting of committee on SHE (Safety Health & Environment) at Shriram Pistons & Rings Ltd on October 6th.

In the month of July 2015, it was decided by the Executive Committee to start committee on SHE (SAFETY HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT) .The purpose of the committee is to share the experiences related to SHE e,g. Present challenges posed by NGT,mitigation plan ,actions taken/ planned to improve SHE performance in various industries. The committee comprised representatives of Shriram Pistons & Rings Ltd., Micromatic Grinding Technologies Ltd., Continental Carbon India Ltd., Albert David Ltd., Ghaziabad Precision Products Ltd. and Unichem Ltd.

The first meeting was held at Shriram Pistons & Rings Ltd on 6th October 2015. In this meeting it was decided that the committee will meet once in a month. The Chairman and Secretary of the Committee were unanimously selected

The committee, in the meeting, shortlisted following goals and format:

Making GMA member companies/ Institutions self reliant by:

Sharing experiences, challenges & improvements among the member companies;

Cross audit & Inspection during Factory visits;

Providing expert advice on request of individual members or by GMA;

Advising other member companies on their queries & on improvements.

The Format of the meetings was decided to be:

Presentation by a member regarding SHE initiatives and problems being faced;

Factory tour for audit and suggestions for improvement.

“The finest gesture one can make is to save life by donating Blood”

Transfusion of blood every year saves millions of life all over the world, there are millions of Blood Donors all over the world but still there is dearth of adequate number of blood suppliers which leads to loss of many lives. Keeping this challenge in mind, celebrating the World Heart Day, a

Blood Donation Camp was organized at RKGIT PG Campus on 29th September ’15. It was a social initiative taken by RKGIT (MBA) in association with Ghaziabad Management Association and Rotary Club. More than 400 people including students and faculties donated blood.

The camp was organized with the objective ‘Serve the nation and Save community’. The camp was organized to serve the noble cause of saving the lives with valuable contribution of

blood donation.

The Volunteers who had donated their blood were a given a certificate from the Blood Bank and Issued a Blood Donation Card along with Blood Test Report.

The program was inaugurated by Honorable Dr. B.K. Gupta – Advisor Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology.

The event was a huge success as Faculty and Students have made their remarkable presence throughout the event by taking active participation in blood donation camp.

There were quite a few more members of GMA who came forward to donate blood on the occasion. A total of 363 units of blood was collected and taken by the Blood bank of Rotary Club.

September 26, 2015, Ghaziabad Management Association and Department of Management Studies of Institute of Technology & Science, Ghaziabad organized Summer Internship Project Competition “ Anubhav -2015” in association with Parley India. The objective of the program was to provide a platform to the budding managers to share their first hand experiences, learning and ideas gained during their almost two months association with corporate in recent past. Event was a big hit as more than 70

Summer Internship Project Competition “Anubhav-2015”.

Blood Donation Camp at RKGIT on September 29th“The finest gesture one can make is to save life by donating Blood”


participants from various management Institutions of NCR, UP, Haryana, Uttaranchal shared their presentations based on their experiences and learning during internship. All the presentations were evaluated on certain parameters like Research methodology, analysis and findings, suggestions, logical flow and control over presentation etc. Dr Deepak Singh, Dean Academics, Jaipuria Institute, Noida, Dr Arvind Singh, Professor, Raj Kumar Goyal Institute of Technology, Ghaziabad, Dr Bhawana Garg, Professor from INMANTECH Ghaziabad and Abhinav Sharma from Valvoline were judges for the competition.

The event started with the welcome address of Director Management, Dr Sapna Rakesh. Prof Punam Sahgal, Dean, IIM Lucknow- Noida Campus was the Chief Guest. She told the importance of SIP in the life of students in her inaugural address. Mr. Vinay Gupta, Executive Director – GMA was also present on the occasion.

The participants of SIP Competition were from various management institutions of Delhi-NCR , Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Uttaranchal like- AKGIM, SRM University, Jaipuriya School of Busines, GL Bajaj Institute of Management, Geetaratan Business School, Delhi, RKGIT, COER Roorkee, MSM, INMANTEC, ACCMAN, CHRIST Institute of Mgmt, IPEM and ITS, Ghaziabad. After the daylong presentations at four different venues, cash prizes and certificates were awarded to the winners of various categories.

Swati Mittal (Finance) from AKGIM Ghaziabad, Pranjan Srivastava (Marketing) from Jaipuria Institute of Management Noida, Shreya (HR) from GL Bajaj Greater Noida, S. Ram Chandra

(Operations) from MSM, Meerut were declared category winners. All these winners were awarded with certificate, cash prize of Rs.5000/-, Winning Trophy from Parle and Gift Hamper from Bagrrys each. Gaurab Nag from ITS Ghaziabad was awarded with the Best Project Prize overall of Rs.20000/- cash, Winning Trophy, Certificate and Gift Hamper. Three Consolation Prizes were awarded to Subham Vasistha (Marketing) from ITS, Subham Gupta (Finance) from GL Bajaj and Ankita Tripathi (HR) from ITS. They have received Gift Hampers and Certificates. Prof Lalit Kumar Sharma and Dr V N Bajpai coordinated this entire event.

We are extremely proud and wish to share with you all with pleasure that for activities undertaken by us under guidance of our seniors in the Governing Council; with unflinching support of our office bearers and the Executive Committee; and last but not the least, the active participation of our esteemed members, GHAZIABAD MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION has been selected and honoured by All India Management Association as the Runners up in “Best LMA - Category IV” (decided based on the number of electoral votes being less than 500) for the year 2014-2015.

Prior to this, we were adjudged as the Runners up in the Best LMA Award of AIMA for the year 2010 – 2011 and Winner for the year 2013 – 14

The trophy and certificate was given on the occasion of the AIMA’s 42nd National Convention by Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore (Retd.) AVSM, Hon’ble Minister of State for Information & Broadcasting, Govt. of India, on 1st October 2015. This was received by Mr. Vinay Gupta, Executive Director of the Association.

The photograph of the trophy and of the event is attached for information.

PROUD TO RECEIVE THE RUNNERS UP POSITION IN BEST LMA AWARD OF AIMA


The three words "Make in India"? defines a bold vision of our honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to make India a self sufficient Country with the ability to produce goods and services for the use of its Nationals as well as citizens of other Countries.This campaign is a bold move as it will boost Industrial growth, increase employment opportunities, reducte foreign exchange out flow and increase ?in foreign exchange in flow, and develop brand India.India is a Country with tremendous diversity.The Country had been plundered by invaders since ages. Lot of India's wealth has been lost ?in the invasions.With every invasion major cultural degradation took place.The overall mindset of the Citizens changed from that of confidence to despair.After numerous invasions followed by the British rule, India was in shambles.Since independence India has been Governed by various political parties and leaders who took India through various stages of development.Nevertheless, never did Indians feel a sense of urgency in the political setup to make India a Golden bird again.India was being looked upon as a land of disputes, poverty, poor growth etc but never as a land of Growth and Opportunities.Everybody admired India's rich cultural heritage but were ignorant of the fact that India was once a land which played host to inventions and discoveries in the fields of medicine, science, mathematics and engineering .It was not till recent times that India opened its doors and projected itself as a huge market ?which could absorb the lion's share of world produce.Nevertheless it was only when the Modi Government stepped in, that the game changer idea of "Make in India" ?was brought on the drawing boards.The three words "Make in India" mark the total shift in strategy.

Make in India - An Insight

The pertinent question is"Are we prepared?"India is troubled by various factors such as license raj and babu culture,rampant corruption, poor infrastructure, poverty, wide divide between the rich and the poor, terrorism, regional disputes, humongous population?, biased media, diverse preferences of the Citizens, lack of social responsibility and many other growth hinderance factors.In order to bring drastic changes in the Indian economy and to implement the "Make in India" campaign fast, the following needs to be done.?Upheaval of the political strata such that Constructive democracy is practiced and not Destructive democracy wherein Opposition opposes policies good/bad simply because the policy was not adopted while they were in power.A good policy or a good idea should be adopted wholly as a Country.People should behave as responsible Citizens and allow the Government to focus on key issues and strategic concerns.Ease of doing business should be improved drastically. India lags behind many developing countries in this aspect.Infrastructure should be World class. Every citizen should pledge to make the country safe and hospitable for its nationals and guest foreign nationals.?Entrepreneur ship should be promoted among graduating students as a good career option.The potential of youth be tapped to bring in energy into Nation building drives.Last but not the least.. all citizens of the Country have to bury their differences and join hands to promote the cause of "Make in India".

Jai Hind

Asish DasDirector

AKD Infotech Pvt Ltd

I do not believe that a person who has poured himself into his work has ever failed.If you try your best,you may not always come out on top but you would surely come close to it. The reason for so much failure in the world is that 95% of people do not fail in physical world but in their mind.They fail to believe in themselves, they fail to set goals...How can you hit the target without knowing what and where it is??Nothing comes free in this life and nothing is accidental. You have to find your way behind your comforts & past your fears. Your level of success in life is directly proportional to your level of Planning & Control. Drive off tired feelings. A tired mind cannot generate enthusiasm. Make your work enjoyable, convert work into your passion. Unleash your powers of visual intentions for meeting real life challenges.Have a clear purpose, where life would take you. Identify yourself with your passions and aspirations which are far enriching and enlivening than just your career tracks..Each person has infinite capabilities...No matter what you do...Do it thoroughly....That's the key to SUCCESS.If you ignore your present, your future will ignore you. You have within you a sleeping Giant, whom you can direct to perform any service that you desire.

Success Begins At The End Of Your Comfort ZoneWhen molecules of carbon are rearranged, we get DIAMOND, with a little re-organization in your values, beliefs, attitudes, you shall be truely transformed.Creativity comes from hard work and accomplishing anything demands total involvement. The day has 24 hours for everybody.The difference lies in how you utilise these 24 hours.As long as you are uncomfortable, it means you are growing. When you go out of your comfort zone and it works...nothing more is satisfying than this.A lot of satisfaction is derived by putting the wheels into motion and enjoy the ride...Replace your "Someday" with "Today" and see the difference!!Thanks & Best Regards,

Guneet OberoiSr. Manager - Centre for Competency Development & ResearchInstitute of Management Studies,Ghaziabad-201009Email: [email protected]


NOVEMBER PAST:-November’s name comes from novem, Latin for “nine”

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Some foundation days in November 1;

Andhra Pradesh Formation Day

Haryana Foundation Day

Karnataka Foundation Day

Kerala Foundation Day

ovember 3, 1838 – The Times of India, the world's largest circulated English language daily broadsheet newspaper was founded as The Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce.

ovember 6, 1904 -Mahatma Gandhi arrested in South Africa for leading miners' march.

ovember 10, 1990 - Chandra Shekhar became India's eighth prime minister.

ovmber 13, 1780 -Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the founder of the Sikh Empire, was born.

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ovember 15, 1949 - the unapologetic assassin, Nathuram Vinayak Godse, was sentenced to death on November 15, 1949, and hanged at the Ambala jail.

ovember 26, 1949 - The Constituent Assembly of India adopted the constitution presented by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar.

ovember 2008, 10 Pakistani members of Lashkar-e-Taiba, an Islamic militant organisation, carried out a series of 12 coordinated shooting and bombing attacks lasting four days across Mumbai.

ovember 30 - This date is National Flag Day in India

BIRTH

1941 – Arun Shourie, India journalist, economist, and politician1965 – Shahrukh Khan, Indian actor

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1929 – Shakuntala Devi, Indian mathematician and astrologer 1971 – Tabu, Indian actress1986 – Suhas Gopinath, Indian businessman

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1927 – L.K. Advani, Indian politicianNovember8

1888 – Abul Kalam Azad, leader of Independence movementNovember11

1835 – Rani Lakshmibai, Nationalist movement leader November19

1750 – Tipu Sultan, King of MysoreNovember20

1961 – Arundhati Roy, Indian writer and activistNovember24

1907 – Harivansh Rai Bachchan, Hindi poetNovember27


"India is, the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great grandmother of tradition. Our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only."These are not our words. These are the words of the great Mark Twain. And here are 25 Indians facts to support his statement:

India has the largest postal network in the world with over 1, 55,015 post offices. A single post office on an average serves a population of 7,175 people. The floating post office in Dal Lake, Srinagar, was inaugurated in August 2011.

The 2011 Kumbh Mela was the largest gathering of people with over 75 million pilgrims. The gathering was so huge that the crowd was visible from space.

At an altitude of 2,444 meters, the Chail Cricket Ground in Chail, Himachal Pradesh, is the highest in the world. It was built in 1893 and is a part of the Chail Military School.

India has won all 5 m e n ' s K a b a d d i World Cups held till now and have been u n d e f e a t e d throughout these tournaments. The Indian women's team has also won all Kabaddi World Cups held till date.

In September 2009, I n d i a ' s I S R O Chandrayaan- 1 using its Moon Mineralogy Mapper detected water on the moon for the first time

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2. Kumbh Mela gathering visible from space

3. The highest cricket ground in the world

4. The Indian national Kabaddi team has won a l l Wor ld Cups

5. Water on the moon was discovered by India

10 Interesting Facts On India That You Had No Idea About

6. Science day in Switzerland is dedicated to Ex-Indian President, APJ Abdul Kalam

7. India's first President only took 50% of his salary

8. The first rocket in India was transported on a cycle

10. The human calculator

The father of India's missile programme had v is i ted Switzerland back in 2006. Upon his arrival, Switzerland declared May 26th as Science Day

When Dr Rajendra Prasad w a s a p p o i n t e d t h e President of India, he only took 50% of his salary, claiming he did not require more than that. Towards the end of his 12-year tenure he only took 25% of his salary. The salary of the President was Rs 10,000 back then.

The first rocket was so light and small that it was transported on a bicycle t o t h e T h u m b a Launching Station in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.

Initially, diamonds were only found in the alluvial deposits in Guntur and Krishna District of the Krishna River Del ta. Unt i l diamonds were found in Brazil during the 18th century, India led the world in diamond production.

Shakuntla Devi was given this title after she demonstrated the calculation of two 13 digit numbers: 7,686,369,774,870 × 2,465,099,745,779 which were picked at r a n d o m . S h e answered correctly within 28 seconds.

9. Diamonds were first mined in India


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Lady: Don’t try to be funny. I mean to ask if I can take this train to New Delhi.

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