KCL BULLETINMarch,2019 Edtionwww.kclimt.com

The official newsletter of KCL-IMT

Editor:Parul Chadha

(MCA-II)

Ass.Editors:Pravita(MCA-II)Shivani Gupta

(MBA-II)

"Great things never comes from comfort

zone..!!"

"To be the best you must be able to

handle the worst..!!"

College Activities1.Industrial Visit:An Industrial visit of #MBA-2nd Semester, #BBA-6th and #B.Com (P)-6th was organized to #Rail Coach Factory, #Kapurthala. Established in 1986, #RCF is a coach manufacturing unit of Indian Railways. RCF has already carved a niche in the industrial scenario of the country at large and Indian Railways, in particular. After turning out its first coach in March 1988, RCF has moved on to become the largest and most modern coach manufacturing unit of Indian Railways. At present more than 28,000 RCF built coaches are traversing the length and breadth of our nation. Every year RCF is adding more than 1600 coaches to this fleet, which includes AC and Non-AC coaches for Broad Gauge. It also makes LHB coaches (Linke Hofmann Busch) in collaboration with Germany for premier Shatabdi, Rajdhani and other Super Fast trains in India.

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2.Blood Donation:Blood donation is one of the most significant contributions that a person can make towards the society. There is no other substitute for this and only humans can donate blood. With this thought in mind, the IVBP (Institutional Values and Best Practices) Committee of KCL- Institute of Management and Technology, Jalandhar organized a Blood donation camp in the college. The blood donation drive was organized in association with Red Cross, Jalandhar. Students participated with full zeal and enthusiasm where in, more than 30 students volunteered for this noble cause. After the donation students were provided with refreshment. The donors also received certificates of recognition

3.Guest Lecture on "REACT (JavaScript Library)":

Research, Innovation & Extension (RI&E) Committee of KCL-IMT organized a Guest Lecture on “REACT (JavaScript Library)” on 18th March, 2019. The session was taken up by Mr. Varun Sharma from NUGEN Computers and IT Services, Jalandhar. Mr. Varun Sharma is an online web expert and corporate trainer at his entrepreneurial venture NUGEN. With over 6 years of work experience, Mr. Varun Sharma specializes in teaching, software development consulting, training in web technology, PHP, my SQL, etc. Through an interactive session with the IT students, Mr. Varun Sharma enlightened the students of KCL-IMT with the concept, usage, and pros and cons of using REACT JS.

4. Annual Sports Meet:

Articles1.Hashtag Marketing:

A word or phrase preceded by a hash mark (#), used within a message to identify a keyword or topic of interest and facilitate a search for it. Whenever a user adds a hashtag to their post, it's able to be indexed by the social network and becomes searchable/discoverable by other users.Here are a few quick rules for how to use hashtags:.If you’re using hashtags for their intended purpose (categorization and discovery), don’t string too many words together with a single hashtag..On most networks, if you use a hashtag on a public account, anyone who does a search for that hashtag can find your post..Avoid over-tagging a single post or adding them to every word..Use hashtags only on Tweets/Posts relevant to the topic. Trying to get attention by using a mismatch between the content and hashtag won’t do you any favors.

Ms.Nidhi ChopraProf. I.T.Dept.

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2.The 5 Non-Negotiable Disciplines of a High Achiever:

1. The Discipline of BelievingMost of us think about doing great things. The difference between the average person and the high achiever is a commitment to belief—because possessing the unqualified belief that you are capable of doing something is the first step to achieving it.When you commit, really commit to a choice, then everything else will fall into place to make it happen for you. 2. The Discipline of Eliminating InterruptionsLearn to be comfortable with silence and focus. The quality of your work will drastically increase and you will be more productive, and the depth of your thinking will increase because you will have long periods to dedicate to your thoughts. 3. The Discipline of Time ManagementSome might say time management is a myth because we have no control over time—it marches on with or without you. I don’t buy into that. But you should consider the limited amount of time you have to get things done.Nobody is going to knock on your door and push you to do it. It has to come from you. Be stingy with your time. Protect it. 4. The Discipline of Being HealthyIf your body is not capable of handling your goals, you will become physically and mentally exhausted.The better you are at managing your stress and energy, the better you will be at accomplishing the goals you have set for yourself.So if your body is used to the stress from regular exercise, it will have an easier time managing the stress in other areas of your life. 5. The Discipline of IgnoranceIgnorance is the epitome of focusing. You can’t possibly know everything, and you don’t need to. Once you are willing to live with not knowing everything, the things you choose to pay attention to will get more of your attention and you will produce better results.

Ms.Anterpreet KaurProf. Management Dept.

3.DISASTER MANAGEMENT:

Disaster management is a planned steps taken to minimize the effects of a disaster. It is a discipline that involves preparing, supporting and rebuilding society when natural or human-made disasters occur. In general, it is the continuous process by which all individuals, groups and communities manage hazards in an effort and communities manage hazards in an effort to avoid or minimize the impact of disasters resulting from the hazards.Disaster Management India· Basic responsibility of relief and rescue operations is of state government.· Central government plays a supportive role in terms of financial and other resources.· The focus of current contingency action plan is relief activities but modifications are being made. Pooja Jassal MBA-2(B)

Disaster management is a planned steps taken to minimize the effects of a disaster. It is a discipline that involves preparing, supporting and rebuilding society when natural or human-made disasters occur. In general, it is the continuous process by which all individuals, groups and communities manage hazards in an effort and communities manage hazards in an effort to avoid or minimize the impact of disasters resulting from the hazards.Disaster Management India·Basic responsibility of relief and rescue operations is of state government.·Central government plays a supportive role in terms of financial and other resources.·The focus of current contingency action plan is relief activities but modifications are being made.                                                                                                                                                                  

Pooja JassalMBA-II

Management Dept.

4.All Is In The Mind!:

There was a man who worked for the railroad. One day, he went into the freezer compartment to do his routine work. The door accidentally closed and he found himself trapped in the compartment. He shouted for help but no one heard him since it was midnight. He tried to break down the door but he could not. As he lay in the freezer compartment, he began to feel colder and colder. Then he began to feel weaker and weaker, and he wrote on the wall of the compartment, “I am feeling colder and colder; and I am getting weaker and weaker. I am dying, and this may be my last words”. In the morning when the other workers opened up the compartment they found him dead. The sad twist to the above story is that the freezing apparatus there had broken down a few days ago. The poor worker did not know about it and in his mind the freezing apparatus was working perfectly. He felt cold, got weaker and literally willed himself to die. Moral Our sub-conscious mind can be cheated. The sub-conscious mind can only accept and act on information passed to it by the conscious mind. It has no capacity to reject or decline any instruction or information passed to it by the conscious mind. In the case of the poor worker, he consciously thought that he was getting colder, weaker and dying and the sub-conscious mind accepted the above instructions and affected his physical body. That was how he willed himself to die.

Shivani GuptaMBA-II

Management Dept.

5.COFFEE CULTURE: Hot Coffee Trends From a Local Coffee Fanatic:

In my world coffee is not just a beverage -it is a way of life .My go-to is an iced caramel macchiato with nonfat milk. But lately I have been intrigued by a few hot trends popping up on social media and at our local coffee shop. These trends include super coffee, nitrogen infused coffee and cold brew. Super coffeeSuper coffee is coffee infused with ingredient like butter, coconut oil, protein powder, chia seeds, oats, spices, etc. Have tried cold brew infused with protein powder. Nitrogen Infused CoffeeNitro-coffee is just that –coffee that is kegged, pressurized and infused with 100% nitrogen. Cold brewCold brew has been around for quite some time, but it finally making its way into the spot light in the Chippewa valley. It is much like steeping a tea bag, expect you use cold water and a much longer steeping time.

Anshu KumariBCA-IVI.T.Dept.

6.A world without Internet:

O Internet what would have I done If you didn't provide meWith the things that I need. I'll have no friends to speak No information to grasp for my project ;No songs, no downloads, no moviesNo maps to use when I'm lost my way;Facebook, Twitter will not exist Cyber bullying will not be at riskThrough you, the world has gone Better and worse, As you provide knowledge to the mindAnd corruption to the soul;May the world realise how good you are, And you may stay where ever you.

Jasleen KaurMCA-LEI.T.Dept.

Congratulations

Students of MBA who have been successfully placed in Jerath Path Labs

1.Amandeep Singh(MBA-4) 2.Gurjeet Singh(MBA-4)

3.Rajnish Babbar(MBA-4) 4.Samridhi Singla(MBA-4) 5.Varinder Singh(MBA-4)

I.T. Toppers:

MCA-6Kudrat

MuskaanSwati

Harleen

BCARishikaVishali

Management Toppers:

MBARohini

Navdeep KaurSoniaSaloni

BBAParas Arora

Sukhwinder Kaur

Volleyball team goes

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Pooja Jassal(MBA-II)Himani Sharma(MCA-IV)

Ramneek(BBA-IV)Anshu Kumari(BCA-IV)Mandeep Kaur(MCA-II)

Members of Editorial Board