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August 2019

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Uttar Pradesh Meerut Institute of Engineering & Technology

एकेटीय ूने ककया एमआईईटी के चयैरमेन को सम्माननत डा.एऩीजे अब्दरु कराभ प्राविधधक विवि, रखनऊ के विश्िेश्ियैमा सबागाय भें प्रथभ स्थाऩना ददिस सभायोह का आमोजन ककमा गमा। एकेटीम ू के प्रथभ स्थाऩना ददिस सभायोह भें भुख्मभंत्री मोगी आददत्मनाथ भुख्म अतिधथ भौजदू यहे। कामयक्रभ भें उन्होंने विवि के प्रथभ कुरऩति प्रो. दगुय ससहं चौहान औय ऩिूय कुरऩति प्रो. पे्रभव्रि को सम्भातनि ककमा। कामयक्रभ भें प्राविधधक सिऺा भंत्री आिुिोष टंडन, प्राविधधक सिऺा याज्म भंत्री संदीऩ ससहं, कुरऩति प्रो. विनम ऩाठक आदद भौजूद यहे। इस दौयान एकेटीम ू से सम्फद्ध ऩयुाने संस्थानों भें भेयठ इंस्टीट्मटू ऑप इंजीतनमरयगं एंड टेक्नोरॉजी (एभआईईटी)

के चेमयभैन विष्ण ुियण अग्रिार को प्रथभ कुरऩति प्रो. दगुय ससहं चौहान औय ऩिूय कुरऩति प्रो. पे्रभव्रि ने प्रिीक धचन्ह एि ंभान-ऩत्र देकय सम्भातनि ककमा। साथ ही एभआईईटी के सिऺक प्रो. मोगेंद्र भोहन अग्रिार औय प्रो. सुनीर कुभाय गोमर को 20 िषों से विवि के सम्फद्ध संस्थानों भें

An Engineer turn successful Research Analyst

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versity, Dehradun. A city dweller who

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keting and advertising.

Delhi Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

IIT Delhi researchers develop first of its kind machine learning software Researchers at IIT Delhi have developed a first of its kind machine learning software Python for Glass Genomics (PyGGi) for predicting and optimizing glass compositions. The machine learning software PyGGi was launched on August 2, 2019 at IIT Delhi during an event on "Developments in Machine Learning for Material Informatics". PyGGi will allow researchers and companies to easily predict glasses with superior properties like scratch resistance and crack resistance at the tap of a button.Prof N. M. Anoop Krishnan (Civil EnggDept, IIT Delhi), one of the Project Investi-gaunrs (FI) sahd, “Umdersuamdhmg and predicting the composition–structure–property relationship is the key to developing novel glasses such as bullet proof and scratch resistant glasses. Data-driven approaches such as machine learning and artificial intelligence can exploit our existing knowledge to predict

glasses for tailored applications. PyGGi is a software package developed using python, for predicting and optimizing the prnperuhes nf hmnrgamhc gkasses.” The main aim of PyGGi is to reduce the cost in predicting new glasses for tailored applications. This is going to make glass development cheap and affordable. Prof Hariprasad Kodamana (Chemical Engg Dept, IIT Delhi) who is the second PI of the prniecu sahd, “FzGGh xhkk te constantly updated and upgraded to meet the industrial and academic challenges in the field of glass science. We are also open to developing raw modules based on user requirements. These modules can be exclusively given to users who support the research in FzGGh.” The team will work on new capabilities that are relevant to customer requirements and indus-trial needs.

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GOA Don Bosco College of Engieering

One day Workshop on “Safety at Workplace” for school

teachers in association with FSAI Goa Chapter & DFES

One day Workshop on “Safety at

Workplace” was organized in

association with Fire &

Securities Association of India

(FSAI) Goa Chapter and

Directorate of Fire & Emergency

Services, (DFES), Goafor school

teachers and Engineering

students at Don Bosco College of

Engineering. Around 30 teachers

from various schools attended the

workshop.

The resource persons for the workshop were Mr. Ajit Kamat, Asst. Divisional

Officer, North Zone, Panaji, DFES, Dr. Jovito Lopez, Sec. General, St. John

Ambulance and Mr. Suhas Naik, Chief OSH Consultant, SN Safety Consultants.

Dr. Jovito spoke about ABCD of first aid, CPR technique, recovery position &

steps to be followed in case of an emergency. Mr. Naik spoke on basic safety at

workplace and explained in detail the various hazards like Physical, Electrical,

Fire and explosives etc. through illustrations, photos and videos.Mr. Kamat

explained the various classes of fire, fire tetrahedron and fire extinguishers.

At the valedictory function, Mr. Ajit Kamat, Mr. Kulasekhar Kantipudi,

President, FSAI Goa Chapter, Dr. Neena Panandikar, Principal, Prof. Ajit Salunke, Convener of Kshitij 2019& HOD- Mechanical andDr, kala Nayak,

Registrar gave away the prizes.

Prof. Saurabh Raikar and Prof. Amrita Naikwere the coordinators for the

workshop.

Kshitij 2019

Don Bosco Project Expo held at DBCE

The fifth Annual Don Bosco Project Expo – Kshitij 2019 was inaugurated at the hands of the Chief Guest, Shri. Ganesh B. Shetgaonkar, Chairman of Goa State Pollution Control Board at Don Bosco College of Engineering. Fr. Paul D’Souza, Rector, Fr. Kinley D’Cruz, Director,Dr Neena Panandikar, Principal and Prof Ajit Salunke, Event Convenor & HOD—Mechanical Engineering Department were the other dignitaries on the occasion. Earlier, Fr. Kinley in his statement spoke about the inception of Kshitij and the motto behind it and mentioned that this Expo provides opportunities for the Engineering students as well as school students to display their projects. Dr Panandikar a the Chief Guest to the audience. Prof. Salunke presented the highlights of Kshitij 2019. The vote of thanks was proposed by Prof. Mithil Parab. At this event, the students who participated and reached the finale of Smart India Hackathon 2019 were felicitated.

Maharashtra D.K.T.E. SOCIETY'S TEXTILE & ENGINEERING

International Alumni Get-together DKTEs International Alumni Get

-together successfully carried out

at International Textile Machin-

ery Association (ITMA) 2019,

Barcelona, Spain.DKTE has

presented a stall in ITMA

exhibition.

T he event st ar t ed wit h

presentation of the progress

report of DKTE Institute by the Director of DKTE, Prof.Dr. P.V.Kadole.

He said “DKTE is popular only because of the high efficiency and extreme

success rate of students",said by Prof.Dr.U.J.Patil, deputy director of

DKTE “

For this event Mr. Georgeo Calcully , Training head, member relations of

Acimate , Italy and Mr.Matio Scotch ,C.E.O of Shock.

Alumni Mr. Santosh Kale ,Mr.Sandeep Pawar Mr. Sajish Kumar Mr.Amol

Kenkare attended the meet.

DKTE four students selected at China for higher education

D.K.T.E.S Textile & Engg Insti-tute, Ichalkaranji has signed a Memorandum of Understand-ing (MOU) with Wuhan Textile University China, a premier University for textile education in Asia. As part of this coopera-

tion, students of DKTE will pursue Masters program at Wuhan University, China with scholarships of Rs 25 Lakh.

B.Text students of DKTE, Sammed Patil, Kuldip Cha-van, Pawan Kumar & Shweta More were selected by Wu-han University for pursuing M.S. programme with schol-arship. Based on their im-pressive performance

Compassion is feeling for the suffering of otgers as one’s own sufferhng and tge deshre to

solve it. So it inspires concern, connect, courage, conviction & leadership. More than

1500 students of IIT Madras pledged to do their bit for their left out sisters & brothers

– Kailash Satyarthi at IITM

Maharashtra Tulsiramji Gaikwad-Patil College of Engineering and Technology, Nagpur

Blood Donation Camp held in TGPCET Nagpur

Mechanical Engineering Department and National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of Tulsiramji Gaikwad-Patil College of Engineering and Technology, Nagpur organized Blood donation camp in the college prem-ises on occasion of Death Anniversary of Late Shri. Tulsiramji Gaikwad-Patil on 18 July 2019

Hnm’tke Dr. Mngam Gahjxad-Patil, Chairman, Gaikwad –Patil Group inaugurated the camp by lighting the traditional lamp.

Hnm’tke Sgrh. Amhk Hnnd, Eyecvuhwe Dhrecunr nf GFGI in his speech said Donation of blood is a prime need of the people, and the Government itself has taken initiative in the matter.

117 volunteers which include employees of the college and resident of village Mohagaon came forward to donate blood during the camp. At the end 79 units of Blood were collected. The blood donors were provided with blood donation certificate.

Gge nccashnm xas graced tz uge presemce nf Hnm’tke Dr. Mohan Gaikwad-Fauhk Cgahrlam GFG, Hnm’tke Frnf.Samdhp Gahjxad, Greasvrer, GFG. Hnm’tke. Dr. Frasgamu Kadv, Frhmchpak,AGFCE. Hnm’tke Sgrh. Amhk Hnnd, Eyecvuhwe Dhrecunr, GFGI. Hnm’tke.Dr. Fratga Nair and Prof. Pragati Patil, Vice-Principal of the college. Prof.V. P. Khirsagar HOD Mechanical Engineering Department and NSS Program Officer of the College Prof.Ashwadip Fulzele coordinated the event. Heads of various departments with students, staff and their family members also participated in the event.

“PHOENIX - 2019” inaugurated at TGPCET Nagpur

1st Aug,2019, Nagpur: “Phoenix”,

studen t forum of Electr ical

Engineering department of Tulsiramji

G a i k w a d - P a t i l C o l l e g e o f

Engineering and Technology, Nagpur

is installed with the intention to

strengthen the students creativity and

bring out the hidden talent in them.

Chief Guest of the program Dr. S. K

Nath, Joint director, Central Power

Re s e a r ch In s t i t u t e , Na g pur

emphasized on the employability

skills to sustain in the current

scenario of the competition. Dr.

Prabha Nair , Vice Principal

(Academics), TGPCET congratulated

the newly elected members of the

forum and wished them a great

success. Dr. Mohan Gaikwad,

Chairman GPG, Prof. Sandeep

Gaikwad, Treasurer, GPGI, Prof.

Pragati Patil, Vice–Prinicipal

(Administration), TGPCET, Prof. Radharaman Shaha, HOD- Electrical

Engineering was prominently present during the inauguration ceremony. The

team of Electrical Engineering Department faculty as well as students took

efforts to make the event successful.

Experiential Learning Workshop for the students at Gaikwad-Patil Group of Institutions

A workshop on “Experiential Learning”, Training & Placement Department of GPGI was successfully organised on Friday, 26th July 2019 at Am phi Theater (TGPCET) with the philosophy of philosophy “Challenge by Choice” .

The theme of the workshop was Youth Development. Dr. Abhijit Bobde (Founder and Director of Vikalp Education) with his team initiated the deliberations in the workshop . The students of TGPCET and AGPCE have shown their interest in Outward Bound Bharat. Dr. Abhijit Bobde concluded workshop by reciting a poem of Hariwanshrai Bacchan (Agnipath). Lastly vote of thanks was proposed by Prof. Sudhir Gowardhan Training and Placement Coordinator GPGI.

Induction Program for 2nd & 3rd Year Students at Gaikwad-Patil Group of Institutions

The Training and Placement Cell of the College had organized a four-hour

Induction Program for 2nd & 3rd-year students of all branches on 27th July

2019. At the outset Ms. Abhilasha Lohkare, Trainer / T&P Coordinator,

introduced all teams and briefed about the previous year’s placement scenario.

Later, Training and Placement Advisor, Dr. Prashant Kadu briefed students

about Objectives of the Placement and Importance of the Internship program

and need of the industries.

The next session on ‘Importance of CRT’ was conducted by Mr. Abhishek

Paunikar, Director & Founder, Swatz Image Consulting, Nagpur. He started

with Personal Interview Techniques along with role play with the students for immediate understanding. At the end of the

session, students raised several queries and made suggestions. The program concluded with Vote of Thanks proposed by Mr.

Sudhir Gowardhan.

Induction Program for Final Year Students at Gaikwad-Patil Group of Institutions The Training and Placement Cell of the College had organized a

four-hour Induction Program for final year students of all branches on

20th July 2019, from 12.50 pm to 4.50 pm. The session began with

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Lohkare, she introduced T&P team member.

Mr. Sudhir Gowardhan & Mrs. Priti Morey-Trainer gave insight on

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Er Ritesh Nagar Water scarcity and their effects on India

“Water is The Driving Force of all Nature” Water

scarcity is one of the biggest issues now a day‟s in India.

There are many reasons like poor management of water

resources; lack of conservation, city sewage

and industrial waste discharged into the rivers and lack

of government attention. According to present data the

India has 18% of the world's population and has access

to only 4%of the utilizable water from various

sources. The National Institution for Transforming

India (NITI Ayog), Government of India has released

report on „Composite Water Management Index‟ in June

2018 it listed Bangalore, Delhi and other 20 cities in

India which would not have groundwater by 2020. The

given data have reported that in the past decade it

represent how annual per capita availability of water in

India. This report also point out that more around 163

million of Indians are does not have access to

safe drinking water. In addition, population growth in

states like Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar

Pradesh is associated with great scarcity depletion.

The Monsoon season in India have only four month,

during this period it‟s our responsibility for water

recharge. Now the several led initiative have been taken

to fight this big cause in our country. In India the Indian

government and UNICEF have a joint project in Palve

Budruk village, which is located in the drought-prone

Parner Block in Ahmednagar District of Maharashtra,

developed a catchment plan covering 1,435 hectares,

South Korean SIS Seoul International School is

fundraising to bring water to India. They have also

started building a strong community for the water crisis

in India, the Canadian start-up Decode Global has

developed the mobile game named “Get Water!”, a game

for social change focusing on the water scarcity in India

and their effect on girl‟s education. The game's primary

goal is to raise awareness of the water crisis, by

educating children as well as adult gamers. The Indian

government also forms a department for enforcement of

the regulatory directions issued under Section 5 of Envi-

ronment (Protection) Act, 1986 called “Central Ground

Water Authority” (CGWA) which have duty to monitor

and take steps. Department has notified around 82

areas (Districts, Blocks, Mandals, Talukas, Municipali-

ties) for regulation of groundwater development.

So, the time has come to take action against this cause

and there are various methods to conserve the rainy wa-

ter by Spreading Basins, Recharge Pits and Shafts,

Ditches, Recharge Wells, Harvesting in reservoir from

Hill Sides, Subsurface Dams, Farm Ponds, and Large

Well across Streamlet and Check Dams.

As from famous proverb “Water is the most critical

resource issue of our lifetime and our children‟s lifetime.

The health of our waters is the principal measure of how

we live on the land.” – Luna Leopold

Madhya Pradesh Oriental University, Indore

22July2019

Oriental University, Indore has organized

GST seminar in association with Govern-

ment initiative of GST Outreach – Sensi-tizing students to GST on 22nd July 2019

at Pharmacy Auditorium, Oriental

University, Indore. Mr. Mahesh Kumar

Yadav, Dy Director, National Academy

of Customs, Indirect Taxes & Narcotics,

Bhopal was the were the chief guests on

the occasion resource person for this

event. Mr. Mahesh Kumar Yadav has

explained the present and past tax

structure and need for GST for the Indian

economy. The event was graced by Prof.

(Dr.) Dhruva Ghai – Vice Chancellor, Oriental University Indore along with

Prof. (Dr.) Garima Ghai – Dean

Academics and Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra Jain

– Dean Research.

Mr. Mahesh Kumar Yadav, Dy Director,

National Academy of Customs, Indirect

Taxes & Narcotics, Bhopal has discussed

and explained the following points

Firstly, while the present system allows

for a multiplicity of taxes being collected through an inefficient and nontransparent

system, the introduction of GST is likely

to rationalize it and thereby plug the

Seminar on GST Outreach Sensitizing loopholes in this system. This will enable

the government to stop pilferage and

rationalize the overall taxation regime.

While many areas are either under-taxed

or non-taxed or over-taxed, the GST will help reduce the overall tax burden of

m a n y o r g a n i z a t i o n s .

Introduction of an integrated Goods and

Services Tax (GST) to replace the

existing multiple tax structures of Centre

and State taxes is not only desirable but

imperative in the emerging economic

environment. Increasingly, services are

used or consumed in the production and

distribution of goods and vice versa.

Separate taxation of goods and services

often requires splitting of transactions value into a value of goods and services

for taxation, which leads to greater

complexities, administration and

c o m p l i a n c e s c o s t s

Further, the Indian economy is getting

more and more globalized. In recent

times, a number of Free Trade

Agreements (FTAs) have been signed,

which will allow imports into India duty

-free or at very low duties. Hence, there is

a need to have a nation-wide simple and transparent system of taxation to enable

the Indian industry to compete not only

internationally, but also in the domestic

market. Integration of various Central and

State taxes into a GST system would

make it possible to give full credit for

inputs taxes collected. GST being a

destination-based consumption tax based

on VAT principle, would also greatly

help in removing economic distortions

caused by present complex tax structure

and will help in the development of a common national market.

Chhattisgarh Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Professional Man-

agement and Technology, Raipur IT COMPANY TEKsystems STARTS CAMPUS DRIVE at SSIPMT

Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Professional Management and Technology has already

started its placement drive at its campus for FINAL YEAR STUDENTS (2016-20 Batch).

Following the last year’s trend TEK Systems became the first company to visit the campus

and once again chose Shankaracharya Engineering College, Raipur for the placement

drive. The Company will offer 6 lakhs as a starting package to selected students.

TEKsystems is an IT company of an American technology giant Allegiance Group.

Allegiance Group is valued at around 12 billion US dollars and is world renowned. It serves

80% of the fortune 500 companies as a service provider.

Prof. Nitin Jain, Dean of T&P, in his statement said that, “We develop the skills in students

in the first three years of their college, so much so that they can get placed in their final

year in large numbers”. The Chairman of the Institute, Shri Nishant Tripathi in his

statement expressed his pleasure and said that seeing the final year students getting

placements in a world-renowned company adds to his pleasure. He appreciated the efforts

of Principal Dr. Alok Kumar Jain , Department Heads and the Placement Team.

Telangana CHAITANYA BHARATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLGY GANDIPET, HYDERABAD

Faculty Development Program on Data Science The Electronic & Information c o mmu n ic a t i on t ec hn ol o g y Academy, National Institute of Technology- Warangal is organiz-ing A FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (FDP) ON Data Science Sponsored by Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India during 5th – 10th August, 2019 at CHAITANYA BHARATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (A) Chaitanya Bharathi (Post), Kokapet

(V), Gandipet(M), Hyderabad, Te-langana State, India . The vision of this FDP is to en-hance the quality of education im-parted in institutions by providing faculty members with a platform to learn all about Data Science and Analytics. Educators will get to learn the best practices in these do-mains so that they can teach the future workforce the required skill sets.

New Delhi JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY

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Prof. Shahid Ahmed, Department of

Economics, Jamia Millia Islamia

(JMI) has been offered to become

Adjunct Senior Fellow at Research

and Information System for

Developing Countries (RIS), New

Delhi, in recognition of his research

work and contributions in the area of

international economics.

RIS is an autonomous policy

research institute under the Ministry

of External Affairs, Government of

India. RIS Adjunct Senior Fellows

are a select group of experienced

scholars who are well recognised

nationally and internationally in the

area of international economics and

development of policies related

issues relevant to decision making in

the developing world.

As a Professor of Economics and

academician, his association with

such an institution is not only an

honour for him but also a matter of

pride for the entire fraternity of the

university.

Tamil Nadu SNMV Institute of Management, Coimbatore

Induction for MBA and all PG Students at SNMV

The SNMV Institute of Management, Coimbatore organized the induction programme for the MBA and all PG courses at the campus on 05.08.2019, the Monday.

Mr. P. Saravanapandi, Head of Department, welcomed the dignitaries, Principal of the College Dr. B. Subramani delivered his Presidential Address and Dr. P. Manjula Suresh, Dean Languages gave away her felicitations.

The chief guest of the day Smt. Dr. Chandrakantha Jayabalan, Former Vice Chancellor, Tamilnadu Open University gave a much needed success formula syrup to the newly inducted PG classes with his vast experience and wisdom that she had accumulated over these years.

More than 150 students who have joined for MBA, M Com, M Com CA., MSW., MSc Biotechnology, Microbiology and Computer Science attended the programme. The programme ends on a high note with the vote of thanks proposed by Mrs. S. Rajeshwari, Asst Prof, SNMV IM.

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