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Chief Patron* Dr. Nand Kishore GargPatrons* Prof. M.L. Goyal* Prof. Neelam Sharma* Prof. Ravi Kumar GuptaAdvisors* Prof. N.K. Kakkar* Dr. I.M. Kapahy* Dr. Vinita Gupta* Mr. S.K. SinghEditorial BoardMs Namrata Sharma - Editor-in-ChiefDr. Parul Sharma - EditorMs Sumedha Dutta - EditorMs Abhilasha Gokhale - MemberMr. Anupam Kumar - MemberDr. Farzil Kidwai - MemberDr. Monika Aggarwal - MemberMs Surabhi Lata - MemberMs Meenakshi Gupta - MemberMs. Shilpa BSL- MemberSpecial Thanks :Mr. Rakesh Chaurasia - APROStudent Editorial BoardSaransh Mohan - IV Year CSE (Student Head)Vishrut Munjal - IV Year MAEMayank Shrivastav - III Year CSEPublisher :Printed and Published byDr. Nand Kishore Gargon behalf of Maharaja AgrasenTechnical Education Society(Regd.) and Printed at ExcelprintC-36, Flatted Factories ComplexJhandewalan, New Delhi-110055RNI No. DELBIL / 2004 / 13859

Maharaja Agrasen TechnicalEducation Society (Regd.)PSP Area, Maharaja Agrasen Chowk,Sector-22, Rohini, New Delhi-110086Tel. : 011-65151162, 63Fax : 91-11-27582095E-mail : [email protected] : www.mait.ac.in

Contentsns'k ds fy, thus dk ladYi & laLFkkid dh dye ls 1CAMPUS NEWSFrom Visitior’s Diary 3Director’s Message 3Sportz - 2020 4ukxfjdrk la'kks/u dkuwu 5New Diector at MAIMS 6Students of MAIT Rock in Singapore-India Hackathon-2019 6International conference on “Smart Sustainable Intelligent Computing and Applications” 7International Conference: KDE India 2020 in IT Department 9Highlights from the Department of Journalism 10Industrial Visit to Network Bulls 12Events organized by MAIT IIC (Institute Innovation Council) 13Educational Visit at TV Tower Pitampura Delhi 14Investor Awareness Program on Commodity Exchange and Trading by NCDEX Ltd. 14Industrial Visit at ITTM Delhi 15Barclays Job Readiness Workshop 16Changing Paradigms in Business 16A Session on “Interview Preparation” 17Guest Lecture on “How to Start a STARTUP” 17ECE Students gets First Prize in Hackathon at ADGITM/NIEC 18Team FALCON7 led by ECE students gets First Prize in SMART INDIA Hackathon 2019 18Major Project Competition Award Ceremony 19Industrial Visit to Network Bulls, Gurugram, Haryana 20A Visit to Suraj Kund Fair 20Chhayankan 2020 21Blood Donation Camp on Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti 22Smart India Internal Hackathon 2020 28Commfiesta 2.0 29Internship Fair 2.0 29FDP - Demystifying the Financial Market 30E-summit 2020 31Industrial Visit Report (Relaxo Footwears Ltd, Bahadurgarh Plant (Unit VIII) 32On Entrepreneurship in India - Then and Now 33MAIT receives award of excellence in Innovation in Tech Education by DATAQUEST 34MAIT receives Best Internship Award 35K.C. Garg Memorial Inter - College Debate Competition 357th Maharaja Agrasen Inter College/ Sr. School Table Tennis Tournament-2020 36New Initiatives 37OUR ACHIEVERSFACULTY ARTICLESGood Mannerism and Ethics 40How to be a good teacher…….! Ten Commandments 41The Upnishadas-Perennial Wisdom 42Alarming !!! 44STUDENT ARTICLESLife Below Water 45;qok fnol ij 46tks'k 46esjk 'kgj 47vkvks tyk,¡ 47OBITUARY

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Prof. Mahesh VermaVice-Chancellor, GGSIPU

Delighted to visit MAIT &MAIMS at the occasion of prizedistribution .Truly impressed with thecampus facilities and the level ofInfrastructure. GGSIPU is proud tobe having these Institutions as itsaffiliated colleges. Congratulations toall the trustees, Gen. Secretary andfounder Dr. Nand Kishore Garg for elevating theInstitutions to niche level from a scratch . I wish manymore laurels to all the Institutions under the trust and assureall academic assistance at the University level. Best wishesand Congratulations.

Sd/-Prof. Mahesh Verma

14 November 2019.

I wish all a good life.With a glorious path of growth and development, MAIT has established itself

as one of the sought after technological institute in the National Capital Region.As an institute we pay emphasis on outcome based learning and stress the

practical application of the theory in all our courses. Our state of the art labs helpthe students in augmenting their skill set for more goal oriented approaches. Thesuccess of an institute depends on the active co-operation of all our stakeholders;students, staff, faculty, parents and the management. We at MAIT believe inmaintaining a healthy ecosystem at the institute for a more productive symbiosisamong all our stakeholders.

In the words of Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee, “Our ideal is to make thewidest provision for a sound liberal education , to find the correct synthesisbetween the cultural, vocational and technical training, remembering always thatno nation can ever achieve greatness by turning its youth into a mere machine-made product with nothing but a material end in view.” We continue to pursue thegoal of quality education in every endeavour at MAIT to build an institute ofInternational repute in future.

MESSAGE

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Prof. Zdzislaw PolkowskiEminent Professor of Poland

First of all thank you for thefantastic hospitality. After my stay

over here I will say that:- Professors are so active in both:

research and didactic area.- Students have fantastic

achievements.- Institute has a very good infrastructure.- Director and Head of CSE are top class managers.- Conference (SSICA) was organized in a very good

manner.Sd/-

Prof. Zdzislaw Polkowski5 February 2020.

From Visitior’s Diary

Prof. Neelam SharmaDirector MAIT

“The highest education is that which does not merely give us information, but makes our life in hormony with allexistence.”

-Gurudev Ravindranath Tagore


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Maharaja Agrasen Technical Education Society, organisedits annual Sports fest “SPORTZ-2020” at college campus onJanuary 30 & January 31, 2020.

The Chief Guest of the day Sh. Brij Mohan Garg,Chairman, Maharaja Agrasen Welfare Society and Smt.Kamlesh Garg inaugurated the event. Guest of Honour forthe Inaugural function was Prof. A K Bakshi, Founder ViceChancellor of PDM University, Haryana. The event waspresided by Dr. Nand Kishore Garg, Founder and ChiefAdvisor, MATES. Other dignitaries were Sh. Jagdish Mittal,Vice Chairman, MATES, Sh. Umesh Gupta, Vice- Chairman,MATES, Sh Rajnish Gupta, Secretary MATES, Prof. S KGarg, Director General, MAIMS, Prof. Neelam Sharma,Director, MAIT, Prof. Ravi Gupta, Director MAIMS andProf. S S Deswal, Dean Academics, MAIT.

In his welcome address, Dr. Nand Kishore Garg, cheeredup the participants with his motivational and inspirationalthoughts. He emphasised on the importance of sports in lifeand advised the students to include sports in their daily routine.He concluded his speech with the message that Sport fostersmany things that are good; Teamwork and Leadership.

The event was declared open by the Chief Guest withthe release of balloons. Students competed in numerous sportsevents such as Race, shot put, long jump, rope skipping,badminton, carom, chess, table tennis etc.(for both boys andgirls category). An event of Rope Skipping in a minute washeld for girls only category. This year a new sports event ofInter Departmental Basketball was also introduced. Thewinners of the same were MAIMS (1st position), ECE, MAIT(2nd Position), MAE, MAIT (3rd Position). The highlight ofthe events was “Tug of War”. More than 1400 studentsparticipated in total, in all these events. For faculty and non

teaching staff, the events held were Tug of war, race, shotput, long jump, rope skipping, badminton, carom, chess, tabletennis, lemon spoon race and Brisk walk for various agegroups.

Prize distribution ceremony was held on second day (31stJanuary, 2020) and the winners were bestowed with medals,certificates of acknowledgement of victory by the Chief Guestof the day, Prof. Neelam Sharma, Director , MAIT, Sh RajnishGupta, Secretary, MATES, Prof. Ravi Gupta, Director,MAIMS and Prof. S.S.Deswal Dean Academics, MAIT. Giftvouchers (Rs 2400/- For Winners, Rs.1800/- for 1st runner-up and Rs. 1200/- for 2nd runner-up) were also distributed tothe winning students sponsored by Campus Shoes.

Ms. Khyati Agarwal (3rd year, EEE, MAIT) and Mr. SahilGarg (3rd year, IT, MAIT) were awarded with Chairman'sTrophy for best Sports Person of Year in girls and boys categoryrespectively. The event was successfully completed under thesupervision of Mr. Anil Kumar Dahiya, Sports Coordinator,Assistant Professor (MAE, Deptt.) and his team. Ms. GarimaSharma and Ms. Surbhi Upadhyay, Assistant Professors (MAE,Deptt.) compered the event. The fruitful and the exciting eventscame to an end on second day with lots of memories, lessonsand accomplishments for the participants highlighting theimportance of sports and a sporting spirit.

Sportz - 2020

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Dr. Ravi Kumar Gupta has taken over as Director,Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies, Delhiw.e.f. January 22, 2020. He also holds the position ofindependent and non-executive director of a limited company.He passed his post-graduation in Finance & Control in 1998by securing first division with distinction and Ph.D. inCommerce in 2003 from the Department of Commerce, M.D. University. He also did M.I.B. from G. J. University Hisarwith first position and Gold Medal was awarded to him bythe University. Dr. Gupta has experience of over 25 yearsincluding teaching and administrative assignments. He startedhis teaching career in 1998 from SBMIMSAR Rohtak andworked for around 6 years. He worked in Vaish College ofEngineering, Rohtak till 2017 where he became Professor ofManagement in 2011. He had a short stint at Shri MataVaishnoo Devi University, Jammu in 2004 and also worked inan auditing firm for three years.

Professor Gupta has keen interest in academics andresearch activities. He has guided research to 15 M. Phil and4 Ph.D. research scholars, 6 more are presently registeredwith him in Baba Mastnath University, Rohtak and MaharajaAgrasen University, Himachal Pradesh. He has publishedover 90 research papers in Journals and Edited Books ofnational and international repute. He also edited 6 books inthe areas of Management & Commerce. He has participatedin more than 150 national and international conferences/seminars/ symposia/workshops/ FDPs etc. in which he hasChaired many technical sessions and delivered Key Noteaddresses. His area of interest is International FinancialManagement, Security Analysis & Portfolio Management,Business Environment, International Business and Financial

New Diector at MAIMSDecisions. Professor Gupta is on theacademic panels of various Universitiesin India. He delivered Extensionlectures in several ManagementInstitutes and Universities throughoutIndia. He is also on the Editorial Boardsof 4 National and International Journals.Prof Gupta is the Life member ofvarious prestigious professionalAssociations & Bodies of Commerceand Management.

Professor Gupta worked for the establishment of variousNew Institutions and acted as Founder Director of PGDMand Hotel Managements Institutions. He established andworked as Founder Head of Department of ManagementStudies in VCE & VIMT. He also founded Training &Placement Cell and worked for the placement of the studentsof various courses of several Institutions managed by VES.He remained Convener of various Committees for theInspection/Visit by the Affiliating University and other Bodiesi.e. AICTE, NBA, DHE, etc. Dr. Gupta worked as Convenerof Committee for the Installation and Inspection for

Accreditation from NBA-AICTE, two times i.e. in theSBMIMSAR and VCE. Prof. Gupta worked for implementingQuality Standards, conducting regular Surveillance Audit andacted as Management Representative for the award of theCertification of ISO-9001:2000 from the Moody International.Dr. Gupta has earned API Score of over 1400 as per UGCguidelines.

Siddharth Kathuria, IT Final Year Student participated inthe Singapore India Hackathon, 2019 along with Paras Rawatand Prerna Jain, (CSE) and won the consolation prize in thehackathon. The hackathon was very unique in its own waybecause it aims at providing global exposure and collaborationto the selected students of both the countries. 60 students wereselected from each country and 20 teams were formed witheach team having 3 Indian and 3 Singaporean students. Thisensured that the students from both countries made a bondamongst themselves and work together on Real World problems.

The fast-paced hackathon was of 36 hours starting from

Students of MAIT Rock in Singapore-India Hackathon-2019-Siddharth Kathuria, IT Final Year Student

26th September,2019 and was heldat IIT Madras. ThePrime Minister ShriNarendra Modi wasalso present at thepremises tomotivate thestudents for thechallenges and toaward the prizes to the winning teams.

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Department of Computer Science and Engineering,Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology organizedInternational conference on "Smart Sustainable IntelligentComputing and Applications" under Innovative Trends inEngineering Technology and Management (ICITETM 2020)at the Institute from 4-6 Feb, 2020.The focus of theconference was on current developments in the field ofengineering technology, involving sustainable intelligentcomputing and related aspects.Total 230+ papers weresubmitted from around the globe and based on the reviewoutcomes, around 35% papers were accepted in theconference for publications in Elsevier Procedia ComputerScience and Wiley-Scrivener handbook titled "SustainableIntelligent Computing Systems".High quality and extendedversion of selected papersare recommended to be publishedin ESCI/ Scopus/ Web of Science indexed Journals:1. International Journal of Cloud Computing,Scopus,

Inderscience2. Journal of Cyber-Physical Systems, Scopus3. Journal of Spatial Information Research, ESCI4. International Journal of Electronic Business,Scopus,

Inderscience5. International Journal of Grid and High Performance

Computing,ESCI, Scopus6. International Journal of Mobile Learning and

Organization,Scopus, Inderscience7. International Journal of Business Intelligence and

Data Mining,Scopus, Inderscience8. International Journal of Knowledge-Based

Organizations, ACM9. International Journal of Operations Research and

Information Systems, ACM10. International Journal of Blockchains and

Cryptocurrencies,Inderscience, Google Scholar11. International Journal of Spatio-Temporal Data

Science,Google Scholar, Inderscience12. International Journal of Synthetic Emotions, ACM13. International Journal of Emerging Computing for

Sustainable Agriculture, Inderscience14. Journal of Cybersecurity and Information

Management, American Scientific Publishing GroupPapers in the conference were presented under

fourtracks: Machine Vision, Pattern Analysis and ImageProcessing, Advanced Trends in Computational Intelligenceand Data Analytics, Futuristic Communication Technologiesand Disruptive Technologies for Future Sustainability.

During the inauguration, Dr.Nand Kishore Garg (FounderChairman and Chief Advisor, MATES) emphasized the needfor organizing International Conference. Prof. Neelam Sharma(Director, MAIT), Prof. Namita Gupta (HoD CSE ,Conference Chair) welcomed all the participants who havecome to share current developments in the field ofengineering& technology, involving sustainable intelligentcomputing and related aspects.Prof. K K Aggarwal(Chairperson, NBA)who was the Chief Guest and KeynoteSpeaker, spoke about the sustainability and smartness of adevice and their optimal balance. He also motivated studentsto come up with demands in curriculum which the universityand college can strive to fulfill for nations development.Prof.Zdzislaw Polkowski,Jan Wy?ykowski University, Poland, whohas been promoting researches in India, expressed his viewson Latest trends in Smart Sustainable Intelligent Computing

International conference on “Smart Sustainable Intelligent Computing and Applications”

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and Applications. Prof Arvinder Kaur, Dean, USICT, GGSIPUand Prof P.S.Grover, Ex-Professor DU, graced the occasionand blessed the students, sharing their vast experiences.

Track 1 ("Machine Vision, Pattern Analysis and ImageProcessing") scheduled on 4th Feb 2020 was chaired by Prof.Smriti Srivastava (NSUT,Delhi)and Co-chaired by Dr. PoojaGupta and Dr. Monika Gupta (MAIT, Delhi), followed by aninvited Talk by Prof. M.P.S.Bhatia(NSUT, Delhi). Best Paperaward was given to Nitesh Trivedi and Prof. Anurag Singh(NIT, Delhi) for their papertitled "Efficient InfluenceMaximization in socialnetworks under IndependentCascade Model".

On second day of theconference (5th February,2020),there were 3tracks:Track 2 ("DisruptiveTechnologies for FutureSustainability") was chairedby Prof. Zdzislaw Polkowski (Jan Wy?ykowski University,Poland) and Co-Chaired by Mr Yogesh Sharma(MAIT, Delhi)followed by an Invited Talk of Mr. Sandeep Nailwal(Co-founder& COO, Matic Networks). Best Paper award was given toDjeane Debora Onthoni, Chieh-Peng Lin and Prasan KumarSahoo (Taiwan) for their paper titled "Machine LearningAssisted Performance Analysis of Customer Churn Predictionusing Customer Relationship Management Big Data".

Track 3 ("Advanced Trends in Computational Intelligence

and Data Analytics") was chaired by Dr. Akshi Kumar(DTU,Delhi) and Ms. Ruchi Goel (MAIT, Delhi). Best Paper awardwas given to Saurabh Sangwan and Prof. M.P.S Bhatia(NSUT, Delhi) for their papertitled "Denigration BullyingResolution using Wolf Search Optimized Online ReputationRumour Detection" .

Track 4 ("Futuristic Communication Technologies") wasChaired by Dr. Ashish Payal (GGSIPU,Delhi) andCo-Chaired by Mr. Ashish Sharma (MAIT, Delhi). Best Paper

award was given to SyedZohra and MohammadAhsan Chishti (NIT,Srinagar) for their papertitled" Packet HeaderCompression in the internetof Things".

There are more than 24poster submissions in theconference. 5 posters weregiven"Best Poster" award.

An IPR workshop on "Intellectual Property Rights andInnovation"was scheduled on the third day of the conference(6th Feb,2020)to impart awareness about the issue ofIntellectual Property Right among the students andresearchers.Dr. A.K Garg, (Scientist 'F' and Director,MeitY)who was the inaugural speaker talked on Start-upsand their related Issues and Challenges.Mr. Akshay Bhargava,(Senior Consultant, TCS) discussed challenges of IPR andtheir implementation in start-ups.Third speaker Mr.Avinash

Kumar (Associate Director, IPR, DRDO) discussedin detail about understanding role of IntellectualProperty Rights in R&D.

The entire three days event is sponsored by: EIL,DRDO, CSIR (FinancialPartners) TCS , MATICNetworks (Industry Partners), Ministry of Electronicsand Information Technology, CSI, ISTE, ISTA(Technical Partners), Guru Gobind SinghIndraprastha University, Delhi and Jan WyykowskiUniversity, Poland (Academic Partners).

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The International KDE conference is an internationalforum for the technological advances and research results inthe fields of Computer Science and Information Technology.The conference will bring together leading researchers,engineers and scientists in the domain of interest from aroundthe world.

On Friday, 17th January, 2020, Three day InternationalConference of KDE India 2020 was inaugurated in ITDepartment by Prof.(Dr.) Neelam Sharma, Director,Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology, Rohini, Delhi. Prof.Sharma addressed the gathering and explained the utility ofthis kind of International Conference. She also made awareof latest technologies to the audience with her very richexperience of more than 35 years. Inauguration was witnessedby Prof.(Dr.) S S Deswal, Dean(Academics), Prof.(Dr.) ML Sharma, HOD(IT), Prof.(Dr.) Namita Gupta, HOD(CSE),Prof.(Dr.) S K Mathur, HOD(ECE), Prof.(Dr.) V N Mathur,HOD(MAE), Dr. Amit Gupta, HOD(MBA).

KDE India Conference 2020 was successfully organizedin Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology, Delhi. Thisconference is a 3-day event that talks about Libre, OpenSource Software and how software is developed using C++and the Qt Framework. Abbreviated as "conf.kde.in", theconference was held from Jan 17-19, 2020. This three-dayconference was conducted in 8th block, IT Department. Staffmembers of the IT department also marked their presence.

KDE is an international free software communitydeveloping free and open-source software with a focus onLinux distribution. As a central development hub, it providestools and resources that allows collaborative work ondeveloping software. conf.kde.in started in 2011 at RVCE,Bangalore as a 5-day event with 300 participants which kickedoff a series of KDE events in India and this year MAIT got

the opportunity to conduct this conference on our campus.Attendees from different backgrounds came to meet eachother, give talks, and share in the spirit of KDE.

The conference was studded by the great line-up ofnational as well as international speakers. The speakersincluded Adriaan de Groot(Netherlands), ArjenHiemstra(Netherlands), Bhushan Shah(Gujarat) fromBluesystems GmbH,Kannan V M(Kerala) from Alpha ForkTechnologies, Wrishiraj Kaushik(Assam) from Libresoft,Shantanu Tushar(Karnataka) from SoStronk, Akhil KGangadharan(Kerala) from KDE, Anupam Basak(WestBengal) from Nitrux, SubinSiby(Kerala) from SwathanthraMalayalam Computing, Akshay Kumar(Punjab) from KDEalong with various national attendees from all corners of Indialike Kerala, Gujarat, Punjab, Karnataka.

Along with them, our college students also joined in asspeakers which were Rituka Patwal, Piyush Aggarwal andKunal Kushwaha who gave talks on their respective projectsand introduced students to different ways to work on KDEsoftware.

Hands-on workshops were also organized on C++, Qtand QML which gave attendees a good start on how to starttheir journey with C++ and Qt Framework. Refreshmentswere provided to all present for the conference on all 3 days.The event was completely managed by a team of 20volunteers who worked diligently and with complete disciplineto make this event a marvellous success. The conferencewas organized by our students under the supervision of theinternational KDE Community and MAIT.

All the participants and faculty members are thankful toHead of I.T. Department, MAIT and the college managementfor their cooperation in conducting this conference.

Dr Anu Rathee and Miss Arushi Jain, Assistant Professors,IT Department, were coordinators for this event.

International Conference: KDE India 2020 in IT Department

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A visit to hospital'Knowledge is science and art both, books give you

science and teacher gives you art to implement science.' Dr.A. K. Dubey, Medical Superintendent of Medanta MedicityHospital addressed students of BA(JMC),MAIMS on 23rdFebruary, 2019. Students of Health Communication gotopportunity to visit Medanta Medicity Hospital, Gurugramalong with their subject teacher Prof. (Dr.) Vinita Gupta. Itwas a great learning experience for them to understand whyIndia is becoming an ideal medical tourism destination forpeople across the globe. All world class medical facility atlow cost and caring nature attracts international patients.Students interacted with patients, saw ICU Ambulance (ICU)on road and many other facilities. 'Mannat' tree is also aunique feature of Medanta,where people tie Kalawa to treecalled Kalpavriksh.

Trip to Chail, Kufri and ShimlaMaharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies

organized a three days Chail and Kufri tour to provide itsstudents an enriching experience. On 14th March, 2019 lateevening a group of 60 students of BBA and BA (JMC) alongwith six faculty members Dr.Parul Kumar, Dr. Nisha Jindal,Ms. Rachita Aggarwal, Ms. Taranpreet Dhingra, Ms. NidhiChaudhry and Mr. Jitender Vig left from Delhi by bus fortheir destination i.e. Chail. With the dawn of 15th March allreached Chail, a hill station in Himachal Pradesh and allchecked in the Flaghouse Resorts located in the scenic andpeaceful valley of Chail. The group did many fun andadventurous activities, bonfire, DJ night, horse riding. Visitedand enjoyed the breathtaking beauty of various sightseeingplaces like Chail, Mall Road, and Snow view. On the secondday, the group visited the snow-clapped hills in Kufri and waswelcomed by snowfall, with a pleasant weather it was anexperience of learning, fun and relaxing. The tour was adelightful experience for all. It also provided a platform tostudents to get a taste of local food, understand the localculture and appreciate the beauty of these places and helpedto develop a strong bonding amongst them. On 17th Marchthe group reached Delhi with a bunch of beautiful memoriesto cherish.

“Media conclave”News nation conducted a conclave on 26th March,2019

for media students at Taj Mansingh hotel, Delhi. Top politicalleaders, prominent speakers and defence experts werepresent among the students to discuss three burning issues-

religion, national security and nationalism at news nationconclave- "Ram, Raksha and Rashtravad". Around 25students from Maharaja Agrasen Institute of ManagementStudies accompanied by a faculty member, Mrs.ShifaliAhuja,got the opportunity to become a part of these sessions.

It was a learning experience for all the students as theywere inculcated with various values about nationalism.Students also got to learn a lot about their field of interest,journalism. They were exposed to multi-camera setup andgot to learn about the difference between anchoring andmoderating.

These sessions filled students with skills related to theirfield and they also got acquainted with the world of Livetelecasting.

Educational trip to develop Cross-CulturalCommunication Skills

Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studiesarranged a three days trip from 29th March to 31st March,2019 for BA(JMC) students to Nainital and Pangot to providethem with an exhilarating experience. On reaching theirdestination i.e. Nainital, students were taken to Khurpatallake which is known to change colours with the progressionof the day. The group was taken for sightseeing and to themall road. In the early hours of the second day, the group leftfor their camping adventure to Pangot post breakfast at theresort. Upon reaching camp Hidden Valley, they werewelcomed with tents set up in a subtle environment, surroundedby hills on all four sides. After having a sumptuous lunch, theentire group left for a trek to a waterfall. The students engagedin adventurous team building activities arranged near thewaterfall.This trip provided them with an opportunity to get ahang of the local culture and interact with people from diversebackgrounds; thereby helping them develop cross-culturalcommunication skills. On 31st March, the last day of the trip,the group bid farewell to Pangot.

Ad - A - Thon: Ad Campaign PresentationCompetition

The students of fourth semester, BA- journalism andmass communication department successfully organized firstof its kind event, 'Ad-a-thon' on 23rd April 2019. The eventwas an ad-campaign presentation competition where sixgroups of the class participated with great enthusiasm.Students chose varied topics like- mental health, E- voting,future empowered goggles, etc. Students presented their

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product/ service through ppt, models, and other supportingmaterial like newspaper, brochure, magazine cover, etc. Theymade advertisement for print, electronic, radio and socialmedia respectively. The students were creative in theirapproach. They created radio jingles, PSA , short film andadvertisement for T.V and social media.

BA (JMC) students at Ground Zero to CoverHaryana Assembly Polls

Department of Journalism and Mass Communication,MAIMS organized election survey at Asoda village,Bahadurgadh district for Vth Sem students on 21st Oct 2019.It was a great opportunity for Journalism students to reportand vox pop of Haryana election from ground zero. Studentsdid pilot study of their Media Research Project under theguidance of their faculty member Dr. Nisha Singh alongwithMr. Rahul Arya.

Digital Poster Designing Competition: Artisco2k19

Department of Journalism and Mass Communication,MAIMS organized Artisco 2k19(Digital Poster DesigningCompetition) collaboration with Arena multimedia on 22ndOct for Ist year students. It was a great initiative to explorecreativity and designing skills of students. 220 students fromDelhi NCR participated in the competition. Prof (Dr) S.K.Garg, Mr. Rajnish Gupta, Mr Govil, Mrs Sarita Garg, Dr VinitaGupta and graced the occasion with their presence. Aworkshop was also conducted by the faculty experts of ArenaMultimedia after the competition.

National Commission for women31st October 2019, slated a great experience for the

students of Journalism and Mass Communication along withBA LLB (Maharaja Agrasen Institute of ManagementStudies). Total 130 students alongwith 7 faculty membersvisited National Commission for Women (NCW)tounderstand it's working. In an iterative session MemberSecretary, Ms. Meenakshi Gupta briefed them about theimportance and working of NCW. In her welcome addressshe underlined the responsibility of Media in covering womenrelated sensitive issues. Ms. Jyoti Singhal, Dupty JointSecretary, answered the queries of students. Ms. Palak Jainintroduced NCW through Power Point Presentation. Ms.Bhardwaj gave Presentation on sexual harassment.

Digital Chaupal: An Interactive session onDigital Marketing

"Keywords are the king of social media marketing" digital

media - marketing manager, Adobe pvt Ltd, Mr Nipun Jainsaid in an interactive session "Digital Chaupal " organised on4th November 2019 by Department of Journalism and MassCommunication, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Managementstudies. During this interactive session guest speaker threwlight on the basics of digital media marketing and also enlightenstudents with the concept of keywords, Adwords, SEO anddigital campaigning. The informative discussion was followedby a brainstorming session of question-answer round. He hadinteresting tactics to retain the attention the audience; he gavethe real essence of Social media marketing to the students byasking them to do an interesting activity of designing 5keywords for their respective business. The studentsthoroughly enjoyed the seminar leaving the room with afortified mind and happy faces.

SRIJAN, 2019 one day media fest (Inter collegecompetition) organized by Vth sem students of Journalismand Mass Communication, MAIMS organized on 7th Nov,19.Students from Different universities and colleges from DelhiNCR participated in various competitions like Photography,Ad Mad, RJHunt and Debate. Eminent personalities frommedia industry like Shishir Sinha (Associate Editor, The HinduBusiness Line) as chief guest, Mr. Mukesh Aggarwal ( PhotoJournalist, The Tribune), Mr. Rajeev Tyagi (Photo Journalist,for PTI and IANS), Jyoti Bharti (RJ,FM Gold), Ms. ShikhaRai (IGNOU) judged the competitions and shared theirexperience and anecdotes with students. Sh. Rajnish Gupta(Secretary, MATES), Prof. G.P. Govil (Advisor, MATES)graced the occasion with their presence. Students learnt howto organise an event.

Multi Media Workshop at World Book FairDepartment of Journalism mass communication, MAIMS

organized multimedia workshop at world book fair, PragatiMadan on 11th Jan 2020. Different publishers and buddingauthors from across country exhibited their books. Delegatesand visitors from various states witnessed the book fair.Students purchased books on different genre.

Students got the chance to interact with some authorswho signed their books as token of blessing. Huge crowdwas observed at the book stalls than previous year. Bookswere available on heavy discounts and offers on many stallsespecially on children books. It was a great initiative byjournalism department to make students understand aboutbooks and print material.

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Inauguration of Legal Service ClinicInauguration of Legal Service Clinic was held on March

29, 2019. Ms. Geetanjali Goel , Special Secretary, Delhi StateLegal Services Authority was the Chief Guest of functionand Sh. Dhirendra Rana, Secretary, North DistrictLegalServices Authority was the Guest of Honour of theprogramme.

Guest Lecture by Dr. Kiran GuptaGuest Lecture was delivered on April 3, 2019 by Dr.

Kiran Gupta, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi on the topic"Muslim Law of Inheritence". The lecture was attended by4th semester students of B.A. LL.B.

Capacity Building ProgrammeCapacity Building Programme washeld for seven days

i.e. from July 15, 2019 - July 21, 2019. More than 31 facultyMembers participated in the programme and severalrenowned professors/Legal Luminaries visited the programmeas resource persons.

Intereractive SessionInteractive Session on 'Mooting and Advocating Skill was

taken by Ms. Prerna Prashar, Luthra & Luthra LegalAssociate and Sh. Ravin Kapoor, Legal Associate , PhoenixLegal, Delhi was held on February 20, 2019. Valuable tipswere given by experts. Students also interacted with theexperts and expressed their wish to join the law firms forinternship.

Debate Competition in LudhianaA team of four students Haritma Singh, Abhishek Vats,

Deeksha and Aashna along with senior most faculty member,Dr. V.K. Bhatnagar departed for Ludhiana on Feb 13, 2019for a two days Debate Competition on 14th and 15th February,2019 i.e. 10th Annual DR Memorial Debate organized byPCTE group of Institute, Ludhiana. Topic for debate wereallotted on the spot.

I.C.S.I. Teacher's Conference on 'EmpoweringEducators'

The faculty members of Department of Commerce andManagement of Maharaja Agrasen Institute of ManagementStudies were invited for the Teacher's Conference organisedby the Northern India Regional Council (NIRC) of TheInstitute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) onSeptember17, 2019. Four nominated faculty members (Dr.Manju Gupta, Dr. Manoj Verma, Mr. Nakul Anand and Mr.Inderpal Singh) attended the conference on the theme'Empowering Educators'.

The event witnessed the prestigious presence of manyeminent speakers and academicians from various institutionsof repute. The conference began with a welcome address byCS G.S. Sarin, Chairman of NIRC-ICSI followed by specialaddresses by Central Council Members of ICSI, CS HitenderMehta & CS Manish Gupta. CS Ashish Garg, Vice Presidentof ICSI also addressed the participants through hismotivational words. Dr.MadhuVij gave the keynote addressas a Central Council Member of ICSI.

The conference was spread over four technical sessionson specific themes and had eminent speakers, Ms. PreetiSinghal, Corporate Trainer; Prof (Dr.) Alka Muddgal, Headof Amity Institute of Education; CS J.K. Bareja, AssociateProfessor at University of Delhi, and Mr. C.S. DeepakSharma, a Corporate Law Practitioner. Our faculty gainedvaluable lessons from all the thought - provoking sessions.

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Industrial Visit to Network BullsAn Industrial Visit to Network Bulls, Gurugram was

organised on 3rd Oct 2019 for the students of CSEDepartment. Dr. Pooja Gupta, Dr. Farzil Kidwai and MrSandeep Tayal visited the site along with the students of theDepartment.

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Workshop on National Innovation and Start-upPolicy

A workshop on awareness ofNational Innovation andStart-up Policy (NISP) was organized by MAIT IIC on 201/2/2019 for the faculties and Students. The lecture wasdelivered by Prof Namita Gupta, President MAIT IIC andHoD CSE Department.

Innovation Day CampaignMAIT celebrated Innovation Day Campaign on 15th

October 2019 to mark the birth anniversary of Dr A.P.J AbdulKalam.Various events were organized in the Institute Campusby MAIT Innovation Cell (MAIT IIC)for students to exploreand express their creative ideas.

Students were invited to send their original and creativetechnological ideas and innovations for the same.

Events organized by MAIT IIC (Institute Innovation Council)

1. Essay Writing Competition on theme "Sanitation& Waste Management" (Technology that bringsefficiency in collection, transport, treatment, disposal andmanagement of waste (especially Plastic) and improvingsanitation conditions that affect the life of commonpeople)

2. Poster Making Competition on theme "DigitalEnterprise"

Winners Sl. No. Name Class Prize Amount 1 Manvi Tyagi CSE (3rd Year) First Rs. 3,100/- 2 Anmol Bhat CSE (3rd Year) Second Rs. 2,100/- 3. Mahika Bhatnagar MBA Third Rs. 1,100/- 4. Manish Kr. Choudhary MAE (4th Year) Consolation Rs. 500/-5. Kunal Jetely ECE (2nd Year) Consolation Rs. 500/-

WinnersSl. No. Name Class Prize Amount1 Sneha Sachdeva ECE (1st year) First Rs. 3,100/-2 Prince ME (1st year) Second Rs. 2,100/-3. Simran Arora EEE (2nd year) Third Rs. 1,100/-

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Educational Visit at TV Tower Pitampura DelhiIndustry interface enables students to analyze and understand the ever changing

dynamics of the industry. An industrial and educational visit for the exposure of practicalknowledge of B.Tech.(I.T.) 3rd semester students, suggested by Prof.(Dr.) NeelamSharma, Director, MAIT, was organized by IT Department under the guidance ofProf. (Dr.) M. L. Sharma, HOD, IT on Saturday, 19th October, 2019. The purpose ofthis technical industrial visit to High Power Transmission, TV Tower,Pitampura, Delhi,was to make the students aware of the functioning of TV transmission. A group of 41students of B.Tech.(IT) participated in this technical visit.

Pitampura TV Tower is a 235-metre (771 ft)-tall television tower, built in 1988, with an observation deck that is located inthe northwest of New Delhi, India. It is the 15th tallest structure in India, and the tallest structure in Delhi. DilliHaatPitampurais also situated near the TV tower. The Tower was dedicated to the Nation as Dr. B. R. Ambedkar TV Tower 10th April 1992by the Hon'ble Sh. Ajeet Kumar Panja Minister for The State of Information & Broadcasting.

Prof. (Dr.) M. L. Sharma ,Er. Vibhor Sharma, Assistant Professor and Er.VandanaChoudhary, Assistant Professor werethe maincoordinators of the visit. The students of B.Tech.(I.T.) 3rdth semester are indeed grateful to Prof.(Dr.) M. L. Goyal,Vice-Chairman MATES and whole management for facilitating this technical trip.

Investor Awareness Program on Commodity Exchange and Tradingby NCDEX Ltd.

Maharaja Agrasen Institute of TechnologyDepartment of Management organized investorawareness programme on November 11th 2019 forMBA - III semester students (Finance Specialisation)on Commodity Exchange and Trading in associationwith NCDEX Ltd. National Commodity & DerivativesExchange Limited (NCDEX) is a professionallymanaged on-line multi commodity exchange regulated

by the Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI). The shareholders of NCDEXcomprises of large national level institutions, large public sector banks and companiesincluding the National Stock Exchange (NSE), Canara Bank, Punjab National Bank (PNB),Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), National Bank for Agriculture and RuralDevelopment (NABARD), Goldman Sachs, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), Shree Renuka Sugars Limited, Jaypee CapitalServices Limited and Build India Capital Advisors LLP, Oman India Joint Investment Fund, IDFC Private Equity Fund etc.

NCDEX is headquartered in Mumbai and facilitates trading in futures contracts in commodities to its members acrossIndia. Currently the Exchange facilitates trading in 20 commodity (agricultural) futures contracts.

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The industrial visit is considered oneof the most tactical methods of teaching.It provides students with an opportunityto learn practically through interaction,working methods and employmentpractices. Moreover, it gives exposure tothe useful information related to thepractical aspects of the educationalcourse. After the concrete efforts of Prof.(Dr.) M.L.Sharma, HOD (IT) thestudents of B.Tech(IT), MAIT got thisesteemed opportunity to have an Industrialvisit to a prestigious Institute ITTM(MTNL), Shadipur, New Delhi onTuesday,15th October, 2019.The purposeof this technical industrial visit was tomake students aware of

i. Telecom Technologiesii. Optical fiber systems (SDH & FTTH)iii. Data Communication & IP networksiv. Broadband conceptsv. Technology & service aspectsvi. GSM, CDMA & 3G, 4G, 5G etc.As the field exposure at MTNL is unique since no other

Company can match the Infrastructure of MTNL. At present,MTNL has about 65 latest technology Digital switches spreadall over Delhi.

The students of B.Tech(IT) 4th Semester participated inthis industrial educational visit.Students got the opportunity to

understand the latest in Telecom Technology & IT likeTransmission, Switching, GSM, 3G, 4G, 5G, Broadband, ITand get exposure to Digital switches, Transmission Network& Equipment, the latest State-of-the-art NGN switch, GSM,MSCs, Intelligent Network switches, Broadband NOC &MPLS and IP networking.On behalf of all management andstudents we take this opportunity to thank the entire team ofITTM, Shadipur, New Delhi for providing us with the practicalinformation and for explaining the technical aspects. Dr. AmitaGoel, Professor and Er. Nidhi Sengar, Assistant Professorand Er.Vasudha Bahl, Assistant Professor were the maincoordinators of this industrial visit.

Another visit to ITTM was organised on 22 January 2020.Er. Vinay Saini, Assistant Professor and Er. Saurabh Gautam,Assistant Professor were the main coordinators of thisindustrial visit.

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Barclays Job Readiness WorkshopMaharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology Department of Management

organized three day workshop from September 11th , 2019 to September 13th2019 for MBA - III semester on Job Readiness in association with Global TalentTrack (GTT); an education and training venture, set up by some of the best mindsfrom the industry, education and technology domains. The venture aims to provide

'quality with scale' through programsdelivered with the help of innovativetechnologies and compelling content.Barclays has decided to skill youthsas per the industry requirement.Barclays has decided to partner withGTT & HOPE Foundation in this initiative. GTT executed the training programunder this initiative. Three Day Workshop by industry expert on Soft Skills andCommunication covered topics mentioned below

Changing Paradigms in Business2nd National conference on

Management Innovations InfocommTechnology and Values (ChangingParadigms in Business) wasorganised by the Department ofManagement, MBA, MaharajaAgrasen Institute of Technology on 4October, 2019. The conferencestarted at 11:00 a.m. with the floralaccord of guests on dais followed bythe lighting of lamp to mark thebeginning of an auspicious event by our dignitaries. The eventwas graced by the presence of our Founder Chairman Dr.Nand Kishore Garg ji. Guest of honour for the day were ShriGyanendra Srivastava(CEO MATES) , Mr. Ankit Jham(Associate Director KPMG). During the inaugural session,Prof. (Dr.) M.L. Goyal (Vice chairman Academics), Sh.Rajnish gupta (Secretary MATES) Prof. (Dr.) Neelam

Sharma (Director MAIT),Dr. S.S.Deswal(DeanAcademics)and all Headsof Department of MAIT,were present.

The inaugural sessionstarts with the welcomespeech by Dr. Amit Gupta.

The audience was then addressed by Prof. M.L. Goyal. Prof.(Dr.) Neelam Sharma congratulated the department fororganizing the 2nd National Conference. Session was

continued with the speech of Sh.Gyanendra Shrivasta where heshared his experiences with thestudents about his journey to qualifyingas an IAS officer.

Mr. Ankit Jhamb Shared hisvaluable insights and future ofTechnology. He talked about thesecure use of technology to achievesuccess and balance in work life. Allthe dignitaries were felicitated with

mementos and certificates by the honorable Dr. Nand KishoreGarg Ji. The inaugural session was concluded by a vote ofthanks by Dr. RituGupta. More than 40papers were received inthe conference forpresentation. All thesepapers were presentedin four parallel technicalsessions after theinaugural and in the postlunch sessions. TheConference on "Management Innovations InfocommTechnology and Values" is a venue that allows businessstakeholders, researchers and experts to meet and shareknowledge of innovative technologies and managerial theories,exchange valuable experience, and form cooperativerelationships to promote management innovations

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Session on “Interview Preparation”

One day session on "Interview Preparation" wasconducted by the TechCom Society of CSE department on23rd August 2019.

Speaker of the event was Mr. Ankush Singhla (CodingNingas). Around 100 students attended the workshop.Students attending the workshop came to know how to tackleinterviews and what should be one's approach to crack it. Itwas an interactive session.

A Session on “Interview Preparation”Workshop on "Introduction of Version ControlSystems"

One day workshop on "Introduction of Version ControlSystems" was conducted by the TechCom Society of CSEdepartment in association with coding blocks, Microsoft andGithub on 19th August 2019.

Speaker of the event was Mr.Prateek Narang . Around100 students attended the workshop. Students attending theworkshop came to know the importance of Git and Githuband also got information about Open Source events like GSoCand Outreachy. They also had hands on experience on Github.It was a very interactive workshop and students showed keeninterest in Learning.

Session on Technical Paper WritingA talk on "Technical Paper Writing" by Prof Namita Gupta

, HoD, CSE was organized by the Techcom Society of CSEDepartment on 18th Oct 2019 for all the students of theDepartment.Talk was very Interactive and informative. Allthe aspects related to writing high quality research paper werediscussed.

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Guest Lecture on “How to Start a STARTUP”

Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology Department of Management organizedguest lecture on "How to start a Startup" on October 18, 2019 for MBA - First Semesterstudents .The lecture was delivered by Mr Shadab Mobin, CEO, ANDC inStartfoundation. ANDC in Start Foundation is a charitable company under Section 8 of theCompanies Act, 2013. The guest speaker was welcomed by Dr Sukhvinder Singh,Faculty in Department of Management, who was also the coordinator of the event.The speaker covered every important aspect of starting up a new startup and the lifethat an entrepreneur leads. Mr Shadab Mobin focused on the opportunities andchallenges involved in initiating a startup .He also took examples of successfulentrepreneurial ventures of his company and how they overcame the different challengesthat came their way.

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IEEE ADGITM, the official technicalsociety of ADGITM organised a 24 hrhackathon : T- HACKS 2.0 incollaboration with the CSE department.This year "Intelligent GreenhouseSystem" developed by the students of theECE Department, Muskaan Kapahi,Sarthak Chhabra, Simran Munjal andTushar Paul, under the guidance of Mr.Hemant Tulsiani secured first positionin the competition.

The competition was hosted by Akhilesh Das GuptaInstitute of Technology and Management, Delhi on 9th - 10thOctober 2019 and more than 35 teams from different collegesparticipated in this competition.Intelligent Greenhouse System

It will monitor the temperature, moisture, humidity andsunlight received by the plant and turn on fan, motor pump andlight bulb accordingly to keep the plant in an optimal condition.

ECE Students gets First Prize in Hackathonat ADGITM/NIEC

We have recorded the data providedby the sensors and prepared a datasetwhich is used to predict future values ofenvironmental variables using linearregression algorithms.

So with a large enough dataset wecan predict the nature of the plant'srequirements without the use of anysensors.

The data acquired is used in real timeto improve the accuracy of the sensors

as well as to expand the dataset.When applied on a large scale the number of sensors

deployed will reduce significantly as compared to a standardsmart green house as the algorithm used would predictcharacteristics of the whole greenhouse by taking minimalinput from the sensors.

This would help in reducing the amount of water consumed,electicity used as well as man-power required.

MHRD along with AICTEorganised SMART INDIAHACKATHON 2019, as a 5days hardware hackathon from8th July to 12th July 2019,conducted in 19 nodal centreacross India. Team FALCON7from MAIT participated in thetheme "Drone and Robotics" ,where they developed a prototype for the problem statement30 KG PAYLOAD CARRYING MULTIROTOR WITH AFLIGHT TIME OF 40-50 MINUTES, this problem statementwas proposed by BHARAT FORGE LTD.

The team's idea was shortlisted from over 150 proposaland they won first prize at the grand finale, winning a cashprize of 1lakh rupees. Team members:

1. Jaideep kala ,ECE (Team Leader), 2. Sonalika Bhandari,ECE, 3. Praanshu Srijan Shandilya, EEE, 4. Shivani, EEE, 5.Priyanjali Prata Singh, EEE, 6. Subramanya Bhat, MAEAbout the Project

Team falcon 7 prototype was a multipurpose quadcopternamed VIDYUT which can lift a payload of 1 kg with a

Team FALCON7@ led by ECE students gets First Prize in SMART INDIAHackathon 2019

flight time of 25-30 minuteautonomously with the help ofGPS. Vidyut is equipped withhighly sensitive air quality andgas leakage monitoringsystem. It can detect the levelof particulate matter PM2.5which will tell the quality of airin that particular area. Thedata collected can be recordedand transmitted wirelessly over a network and monitored froma distance. It can also detect the amount of particular gaseslike Petroleum and natural gas. The quad can hover near thegas pipelines continuously measure the amount of gas andtransmit it to monitoring station. If the value of gas exceedsfrom a safe amount it will immediately report it to the stationand will tell the exact location of leakage using a GPS. Thus,preventing any major disaster.

For the finals, the team developed an octacopter capableof carrying a heavy payload of 30kg with a high enduranceof 50minute. The octacopter has a unique design andrevolutionary battery system which is one of a kind.

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Department of Information Technology successfully organized a One Day Hands-on Workshop on "Data Science &Machine Learning with Python" in association with Coding Ninjas, Rohini, New Delhi on Saturday, 12th October 2019. Prof.(Dr.) Neelam Sharma Director and Prof. (Dr.) M.L. Sharma, HOD IT, MAIT addressed the gathering and explained thenecessity of such Hands on Workshop by sharing their valuable views.

Mr. Parikh Jain, Data Scientist, Software Developer and Software Professional from Coding Ninjas conducted thesession. He is CS graduate from DTU and has 2+ years of teaching experience. He is known as the Ninja of CompetitiveCoding and Python. Moreover, he holds a superb contribution towards our Online learning portal, CodeZen.

He explained the basics of Python programming, Machine Learning with Python, the necessary functionality and itsimplementation. Coding Ninjas Group. distributed certificates at the end of the session.

The session proved to be very helpful for faculty and students alike.The event was coordinated by Dr. Anu Rathee, Assistant Professor, Mr. Sachin Garg, Assistant Professor, Department

of Information Technology. Over 70 students and more than 30 Assistant Professors, Associate Professors participated withgreat enthusiasm and were also awarded with the Participation Certificates by Prof. (Dr.) M.L. Sharma, (HOD IT), MAIT.All the students and faculty members are extremely grateful to Management for conduction of this workshop.

Hands on Workshop on Machine Learning with Python

USICT, GGSIPU organized aPrize Distribution Ceremony forInter-college B.Tech. MajorProject Competition - 2019 on11th December 2019,10:30 AMonwards. Prof. R. K. Khandal,President (R&D and BusinessDevelopment), India GlycolsLimited, Delhi was invited asChief Guest for the ceremony.

Winners of the Major Project Competition - 2019 wereawarded medals and certificates.

This year "AI-powered Surveillance Drone" developedby students of the ECE department, Sparsh Wadhwa andTushar Gusain under the guidance of Mr. Hemant Tulsaniwon second place in this competition and was awarded in theceremony.Some Details about Project

Students have developed an A.I. Powered HexaCopteraimed at helping Delhi Police for surveillance purposes. Thedrone is equipped with all the necessary sensors to provideeasy communication and location updates to the nearby policestation. The drone is equipped with a camera that can recordand stream 1080p HD Live videos to the operator's computerin the range of 3 Kms. The operator can operate the dronewithin the range of 1.5 Kms. It is easily deployable andmaneuverable. It can be easily operated in the night time aswell.

Further, we have designed aDeep Learning model for HumanActivity Recognition, which candetect any unlawful/criminalactivity in the streaming video inReal-Time and hence will notifythe nearest police station aboutthe same. Our Deep Learningmodel has achieved an accuracyof 76%, which means it is correct

76% of the time in detecting human activities. Notificationsare sent via Google Cloud, which offers Real-Time updates.The nearest police station will get updated withinmicroseconds.

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Department of Information Technology, MaharajaAgrasen Institute of Technology organized a one dayIndustrial visit to Network Bulls Private Limited on 10thOctober 2019 for B.Tech(IT) Engineering 3rd SemesterStudents.The visit was organized with the prior permissionand guidance of our worthy Director Ma'am Prof. (Dr.)Neelam Sharma and Prof. (Dr.) M.L. Sharma HOD of ITDepartment.

Students were given a theory session by Mr. GurjeetSingh,Technical Trainer at Network bulls.It started with theintroduction of basic networking concepts, advantages ofcertifications Gradually topics like OSI layer; TCP - IP weretaught. Routers, IPv4 and IPv6 were explained with real lifeexamples. In the last advantage and need of having practicalskills were told to the students.

Students were given live demonstration of CISCOnetworking and routing switching technologies along with IPaddressing schemes. In the last they were given exposure onCCIE data center. They came to know about therequirements of the data centers, inter operation if differentcomponents of Data center.

A group of 48 students of 3rd semester B.Tech.(I.T.)participated in this industrial visit. The purpose of this visitwas to acquaint students about Real Time Networkingconcepts like OSI layer, IP addressing and MAC addressing.

Er. Ajay Kaushik, Assistant Professor and Er. BhaskarKapoor, Assistant Professor were the main coordinator ofindustrial visit.

Industrial Visit to Network Bulls,Gurugram, Haryana

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The Department of Journalism and Mass Communicationof Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies(MAIMS) organised a field reporting workshop for the firstyear students to the 34th Surajkund International Crafts Fair,Faridabad on 14 February, 2020. Forty students of first yearalong with Prof. (Dr.) Vinita Gupta, HOD, Department ofJournalism and Mass Communication, and faculty membersMs. Nidhi Chaudhry, Dr. Nisha Jindal, Dr. Manju Gupta, Mr.Jitnder Vig and Mr. Rahul Arya visited the SurajKund fair.The team first met Mr. Surjit Prakash, PRO, HimachalPradesh Tourism, who addressed the students and explainedwhy Himachal Pradesh has been chosen as the theme of thefair this year and gave insights into culture and geographicalbeauty of Himachal Pradesh. Prof. (Dr.) Vinita Gupta briefedstudents about the nuisances of the field reporting and askedstudents to prepare a feature on the fair and to collect contentfor the same. Students got a glimpse of the rich culturaldiversity of the nation as well as the handicrafts of morethan 30 countries as displayed in different pavilions throughthis fair. Students also enjoyed enthralling folk instrumental,music, dance and theatrical performances. It was a day ofexploring vibrant India and great learning.

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'What a Click' - the photography club of MAIMS organized"CHHAYANKAN 2020" - the annual photography fest at theMaharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies. The programwas inaugurated by Jagdish Mittal, Vice-President of MaharajaAgrasen Technical Educational Society. Dr. Nand Kishore Garg,Founder Chairman & Advisor, MATES, extended his best wishes tothe students in absentia. The event was also graced by Prof. S. K.Garg, Director General MAIMS, Prof. Ravi Kumar Gupta, Director,MAIMS, Prof. G.P Govil, Advisor MAU and Rajneesh Gupta,secretary, MATES.

The fest saw competitions in different genres of photographysuch as photo exhibition, mobile photography, fashion photography,video editing and on the spot photo story! Over 100 entries by studentsfrom various colleges of Delhi University and Indraprastha Universitywere registered in the various competitions.

Stand-up comedian Gaurav Gupta's show was the highlight ofthe program. "CHHAYANKAN 2020" was a huge success. Theefforts of event coordinators - Dr. Umesh Pathak and Dr. ManjuGupta were appreciated by the distinguished trustees, DirectorGeneral and Director of MAIMS.

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“Give me blood and I will give you freedom”- Netaji, a profilic leader that India ever had. He fought for India's Freedomwith all his sweat and blood. Celebrating the spirit and remembering his courageous deeds, a blood donation camp wasorganized on 23rd January 2020 by Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology and Management Studies

The event was organized in collaboration with Indian Army, Red Cross and Rotary Club. Gracing the occasion byFounder Chairman Dr. Nand Kishore Garg said " Donating blood is noblest and the most precious of all gifts. Other dignitariespresent for the inaugural function were Sh. Jagdish Mittal, Vice Chairman, MATES, Sh Mohan Garg Joint General Secretary,Sh Rajnish Gupta, Secretary MATES, Prof. S. K Garg, Director General, MAIMS, Prof. Neelam Sharma, Director , MAIT,Prof. Ravi Gupta, Director MAIMS and Prof. S S Deswal, Dean Academics, MAIT. Advisor Prof. G.P Govil. The cooperationof Shree Agrasen Hospital was commendable. Shri Gyan Agarwal along with his team of Senior Doctors and Staff werepresent supporting the noble cause

Large number of students, faculties, Staff and others came forward to be a part of this noble event. A total of 783 bloodunits were collected by all the three blood banks.Dignitaries expressed their gratitude to Mr. HarpalSingh from ARMED FORCES, Mr. GIRIRAJ SINGHfrom ROTARY BLOOD BANK, DELHI and Dr.Parv from RED CROSS society, who headed theirrespective teams. MATES is grateful to DENVER,the official sponsors of Blood Donation Camp. Thedonors were gifted with few presents as token of thanksand encouragement.

This noble event was successfully completed underthe supervision and coordination of Mr. Harsh Joshi(Assistant Professor MAE), Dr. Vinita Gupta (HOD-BJMC) and their team.

Blood Donation Camp on Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti1200 students stepped up to contribute in this noble cause

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SIH2020 is4th edition of highly successful Smart India HackathoninitiativeInvolves 2 Lakh+ students with 57,000+ ideas from2200+ institutions against 530+ problem statementsprovided by 120+ organizations from across IndiaStudents across India compete creatively to solveproblems of Ministries, Departments and Industriesto give solutions

Themes of the Problem Statements (PSs) includes: oAgriculture & Rural Developmento Clean Watero Roboticsand DronesoSmart Communicationo Smart Vehicleso FoodProcessingo Waste ManagementoHealthcare & Biomedicaldeviceso Renewable energyo Security & Surveillance.

Smart India Internal Hackathon 2020Total (5+2) teams for Software

edition and (2+2) teams forHardware edition from each Institutecan participate in the final Hackathonto be conducted in month of April andJuly respectively.SIH2020 Hardwareand Software edition, InternalHackathon was conducted byDepartment of Computer Scienceand Engineering on 17 Jan 2020 and

21 Jan 2020 to shortlist the final MAIT teams among thetotal 110 teams which participated for software edition and19 teams which participated for hardware edition. ProfPravinChandra and Prof Udyan Ghosh(USIT, GGSIPU) were thejudges for the event. Students showed their prototypes duringthe Internal Hackathon.

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Compact - The Commerce Society of Maharaja AgrasenInstitute of Management Studies organized Commfiesta 2.0on 13-14 February, 2020 in the college campus. The two dayevent saw a medley of events that kept the students engagedand enthralled. The highlight of the first day was'COMMTALK' - the leadership conference, which hosted

corporate leaders such as Ms Shreya Mehta, Mr RahulKaushik, Ms Sara Hussain, and Mr Vijay Yadav. The otherhighlight of the first day was the IPL auction which saw an

Commfiesta 2.0

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entry of over thirty teams from colleges of Delhi-NCR.On the second day, the fest held inter-college competitions

of Treasure Hunt , Mock Stock, and The Negotiation Table.The two day event saw a large number of participants fromcolleges such as Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College,Keshav Mahavidyalaya College, Sri Venkateswara College,Shaheed Bhagat Singh College and universities such as JamiaMillia Islamia University, Delhi Technological University, andGuru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University to name a fewcame and made the event a grand success.

Internship Fair 2.0Illuminate - The Learning Hub of Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management

Studies organized an Internship Fair 2.0 on 14 February, 2020 at the campus. Internshipbeing students' first foray into the real corporate world, the fair aimed at offering anopportunity to students of various branches - BBA, B.Com (H), B.A (Eco), andBJMC to interact and gain exposure to various companies that visited the campus. Atotal of 24 companies with varied job profiles visited the campus and had an interactivesession with the aspiring candidates. Most of the companies were willing to offer paidinternships to the students. Students were first given a brief description of the jobprofiles intended to be offered so that they could make an informed decision.Subsequently the interested students who were keen for the internship were made to

go through a selection process through an interview - thereby giving a fair chance to all interested candidates to get selected as anintern in the companies of their choice. The event witnessed registrations from 226 students belonging to varied colleges of Delhi-NCR. The registrations flowed from students from many prestigious colleges of Delhi University including colleges such as GargiCollege, Hansraj College, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, Kirori Mal College, Bharati College, and Zakir Husain Delhi College tomention a few. The fair also saw registrations from Tecnia Institute of Advanced Studies, Symbiosis Centre for ManagementStudies (Noida), Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies & School of Law, etc. The fair was successful in bridging the gapbetween students looking for internships and companies looking for interns to help in achieving their endeavours. The organizingteams' efforts were acknowledged and appreciated by distinguished members of trustees such as Shri Jagdish Mittal ji (Vice-Chairman, MATES), Shri Rajneesh Gupta ji (Secretary, MATES) along with Prof. S.K. Garg (Director General, MAIMS), Prof.G.P. Govil (Advisor, MATES), and Prof. Ravi Kumar Gupta (Director, MAIMS).

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FDP - Demystifying the Financial Market

Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies organized a one-day Faculty Development Programme (FDP) onthe theme "Demystifying the Financial Markets" on 22 December, 2019. The programme was inaugurated by Dr. NandKishore Garg ji, Founder Chairman & Advisor, MATES and graced by Prof. S.K. Garg, Director General MAIMS, Prof. G.P.

Govil, Advisor, MATES. Theresource person for the event wasMr. Alok Sharma.

The session began with thelightening of the lamp. Dr. NandKishore Kishore Garg ji gave hisintroductory speech on theimportance of financialknowledge for everybody whichignited the curious minds of theparticipants for the session to beheld. The session was conductedin two parts by the resource

person, Mr. Alok Sharma. The first session was informativewith regard to derivative markets, depositories,dematerialization, capital market, and current status of FIIs.The session also gave the participants a hands-on trainingon how to enhance their learning about stock market. Healso provided useful links of websites such as https://www.valueresearchonline.com/ and https://www.kitco.com/for better understanding of commodity and financial markets.

In the second session, the participants were given hands-on training in computer labs on fundamental analysis (financialstatement analysis) and technical analysis (modern tools andtechniques for stock analysis and specialized software. Thesession was interactive and saw an enthusiastic participationfrom the faculty members.

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Bizmind- the Entrepreneurship Cell of Maharaja AgrasenInstitute of Management Studies organized 'E-Summit 2020'on 13-14 February, 2020. It was organized in collaborationwith Non Binary Accelerators and Incubators (NBAI), StartupMonk and Enactus, MAIMS. The theme of the summit waspromoting Economic and Social development throughInnovative Entrepreneurship.

The two-day program started with a 'Startup Showcase'- an inter-college competition organized by Enactus, MAIMS.Startup Showcase was aimed at helping our youngentrepreneurs/startups to showcase their early stageprototypes, products and services to the investors andprospective customers. Ten teams of budding entrepreneursand students from eminent colleges of Delhi University andGGSIP University participated in the competition. The judgesfor the competition were Mr. Dhairya Gupta, Founder andCEO, Earthride, Mr. Anil, Investor- Startup Guru and Prof.S.K. Garg, Director General , MAIMS. The teams whobagged the first and second position for their innovative andsocially relevant projects on Hydropaunics and DisposableSanitary Pads respectively were the Team Enactus of DelhiTechnological University (DTU) and the team Enactus of SriVenkateswara College, Delhi University.

Next in the day was event 'Act-er-prenuer' which wasconducted in collaboration with Barry Jones Acting Academy.The event was to showcase creative dimension ofentrepreneurs. The event had eminent TV personality Dr.Aman Sehgal as judge. One of the member of Samagrasociety, Himanshu, MAIMS was adjudged as the winner ofthis competition.

The Second day of E-Summit also saw a day long flagshipevent, 'Pitchers' competition. The competition was conducted

in collaboration with NBAI and Start-up Monk. The esteemedpanel of Angel Investors included Mr. Ashutosh Kashyap,Founder of NBAI, Mr. Sivesh Kumar, Founder, Start-upMonk, Mr. Aditya Arora, Founder and CEO, FAAD NetworkPvt. Ltd., Mr. Amogh Tiwari, (Digital Creative Director,Presentation.inc) and Mr. Mehul Aggarwal, Founder, MehulAggarwal and Company. The competition turned the spotlighton the ones that are in the early stages of their startup andneed financial assistance to support their dreams to turn intoreality. Thirteen shortlisted startups from thirty two registeredteams received invaluable feedback, invitation to exclusiveevents with the most relevant people and of course the stagetime at event to pitch in front of the Angel Investors offeringfunds up to INR 5 Crores.

The two day event also had an ongoing E-carnival wherefood carvings were fought in the food court serving multipledelicacies, take back home pleasant memories newconnections and much more.

The competitions like Snap-o-Mania, Devil Follows,Market-kshetra, 100 ka funda, Jung-e-vyaapar and BusinessRoadies were also very successfully organized and conductedby the student coordinators of E-Cell.

All of the student coordinators and teams that participateddid a fantastic job and showed that the sky's the limit when itcomes to entrepreneurship. The efforts were highly applaudedby distinguished members of trust, Prof. S.P. Aggarwal Ji(Executive Chairman -MATES), Shri Jagdish Mittal Ji (Vice- Chariman, Maharaja Agrasen Technical Education Society),Shri Rajneesh Gupta Ji (Secretary, MATES) and Prof.G.P.Govil (Advisor, MATES). Prof. S.K.Garg (DirectorGeneral, MAIMS). Prof. Ravi Kumar Gupta (Director,MAIMS) also appreciated each and every member'scontribution towards making the event a success. Withimmense learning as a take away, E-Cell promises a biggerand a better version in years to come.

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Maharaja Agrasen Institute ofManagement Studies under the able-leadership of Prof. Ravi KumarGupta, Director, MAIMS organizedan industrial visit for students ofB.Com (H) second semester(Section A) to Relaxo FootwearsLtd, Bahadurgarh Plant (Unit VIII)on 12 February, 2020. The studentsaccompanied by two facultymembers - Ms. Shilpa B S L,Assistant Professor and Ms. Preeti Bansal, AssistantProfessor - were received at the plant by Mr. Toshit Dhawan(Prod, AGM) and his technical team. Our students also gotan opportunity to interact with Mr. Verinder Kumar (VicePresident, Mfg.) who welcomed them to their facility andspoke about the quality standards maintained at the state-of-the-art manufacturing unit at Bahadurgarh. The technicalteam of the plant introduced the students, through a power-

point presentation, the various manufacturing processes,functioning, and quality procedures adhered to in the makingof their polyurethane (PU) footwear range. Following thepresentation, the batch of 40 students was divided into groupsof two and taken on a tour of the facility accompanied by theproduction leads. Students made a detailed tour of theBahadurgarh plant which is a specialized plant to manufacturepolyurethane (PU) footwear of the Flite brand of RelaxoFootwear Ltd. During their visit the students were shownvarious operations in manufacturing, packaging, and quality-checks which are followed at the plant for their range of PUfootwear.

Industrial Visit Report (Relaxo Footwears Ltd, Bahadurgarh Plant (Unit VIII)Students were also briefed and

shown about the various safetymeasures that the unit follows suchas a ready ambulance at the facility,a medical room, and the presence ofan in-house doctor. The HR policies,the accounting principles, theinventory management at the factory,and a detailed quality controlmeasures were also explained to thestudents.

The team shared their future vision of sustainability asan important path ahead. The plant being high on electricity-usage, they said, was soon going to be enabled with solarpanels to drastically reduce electricity consumption duringproduction process.

The visit that was organized by Dr. Manju Gupta, HoD(Commerce) was enriching and invigorating for the studentsand the faculty accompanying them.

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Organizing CommitteeChairman: Dr S.K. Garg (Director General MAIMS, SeniorAdvisor KIF)Co-Chairmen: Dr. Satvir Singh Deswal, Prof. Ravi KuamrGupta, and Miss Aastha BhardwaajConvener: Dr Nisha Jindal

One day "National Seminar on Entrepreneurship in India:Now and Then" was organized on 31st January 2020 byKautilya International Foundation (KIF) and MaharajaAgrasen Institute of Management Studies (MAIMS) inassociation with Maharaja Agrasen University, H.P. atAuditorium Hall, MAIT, Delhi.

The purpose of the seminar was to provide a platformfor interaction amongst leaders, practitioners, academiciansand students on the understanding of the rich entrepreneurialhistory of India; the reasons for a paradigm shift inentrepreneurial culture in India; and entrepreneurship assolution for most pressing problems like educatedunemployment.

The event began with offering of prayers to MaaSaraswati followed by auspicious ceremony of lightening oflamp in the presence of Sh. Nand Kishore Garg, Founder &Chief Advisor-MATES, Chancellor-MAU, Prof. S. K. Garg,Director General MAIMS, Prof. Ravi Kumar Gupta, DirectorMAIMS, Prof. G.P Govil, Advisor MAU.

Others were Ms. Aastha Bhardwaj, Chief Executive KIF,Mr. Ajit Tiwari, National Convener & Director KIF, Mr.

On Entrepreneurship in India - Then and NowRamesh Kumar, National Co- Convener & Director-Entrepreneurship Cell KIF, other dignitaries and resourcepersons namely Shri Tulsi Tawari, Mr. Suryamani Singh, Prof.Dr. Ravindra Kumar, Shri Nikhil Chainani, faculty membersof MAIMS & MAIT and students.

The chief guest, dignitaries and resource persons werethen presented with saplings as expression of warm welcomeand reverence. The session started with the welcome addressby Shri. S.K. Garg, Director General, MAIMS. Sh. NandKishore Garg, Founder & Chief Advisor-MATES graced theoccasion with his presence and enlightened the students withthe words of wisdom and his valuable experiences and ideaabout the issue of entrepreneurship in India.

Ms. Aastha Bhardwaj, Chief Executive of KIF, was thefirst speaker of the session. In her address she brieflyintroduced the concept of "Entrepreneurship" to the audienceand defined it as a way of lifestyle. Explaining the dimensionof entrepreneurship, she emphasized upon the chief traits ofthinking differently /out of the box, assuming risk, acceptingnew challenges in life and execution of thoughts and idea askey components of entrepreneurship skills.

Shri. Ajit Tiwari, National Convenor and Director ofKautilya International Foundation, who was the secondspeaker of the day provided insights on the historicaldevelopment of concept of entrepreneurship in India. Hehighlighted the fact that idea of entrepreneurship is not newconcept for Indian Society rather it is an age old phenomenonwhich has since ages adorned the history of Indian Civilization.He is a strong proponent of the idea of being "job-givers andnot job-seekers".

The next speaker namely Shri. Tulsi Tawari, CEO

Dr. NandKishore, Garg

Founder &Chief Advisor-

MATES,Felicitating

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Alternate Approaches Pvt Ltd., and Ultra-Tech LaboratoriesPvt. Ltd., holding an advanced degree in Chemical Engineeringfrom Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, thereafteraddressed the gathering. The session was extremelyinteractive and witnessed huge participation by the students.He elucidated on the significance of being entrepreneurs inthe present era.

Mr. Ramesh Kumar, the National Co-Convener ofKautilya International Foundation and DirectorEntrepreneurship Cell Kautilya International Foundation wasthe next speaker of the day. Mr. Kumar has been working asan Assistant Professor with Shaheed Sukhdev College ofBusiness Studies, University of Delhi.

Shri Suryamani Singh concluded his speech by remindingthe audience about the significance of perseverance and aboutthe idea of prosperity includes caring, sharing and growingtogether.

The event was graced by the presence of Prof. RavindraKumar, who has played a major role in directing variousprojects on leadership and entrepreneurship. He proudlyapprised the audience with the fact that India has moved to63rd position among 190 nations in the recent World Bank'sease of doing business ranking. The country was 77th among190 countries in the previous ranking.

The last speaker of the event Mr. Nikhil Chillani, alumnusof Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, has workedin the Mergers and Acquisitions tea of Nomura, in the EMEAregion. 'Perspectico' is the brainchild of Nikhil Chillani.'Perspectico AI' is an advanced candidate selection platformdesigned to leverage AI- Based predictive assessment andreduce time and effort by 1/10th in the hiring process.

The national seminar reached its successful end markedby a vote of thanks was given by the Mr. Ravi Gupta, Directorof MAIMS. The guests, dignitaries and resource persons werefelicitated by mementos. The participants were awarded withCertification. The event came to an end with a grand success.

MAIT receives award of excellence inInnovation in Tech Education by

DATAQUESTThe T-School Award winners 2019 were felicitated at

T-Schools Conference and Awards 2019, at the Eros Hotel,New Delhi, on July 19, 2019. The awards were categorizedin two parts - Top Government and Top Private Colleges.The winners were selected on the basis of four Paceparameters- Placement, Academic, Campus, andEngagement, and Region-based ranking.

Maharaja Agarsen Institute of Technology was awardedwith the Excellence in Innovation in Tech Education, Brig.S.K. Kakar (Director) &Mr. Amit Gautam (AssistantProfessor) from Career Development Cell received thisaward.

Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology has beenranked at 7thPosition out of 100 Top Private T Schools inDataQuest Top T-School Survey 2019. MAIT has improvedin ranking by 3 positions than last year, when it was 10th inthe same category. MAIT is ranked at 20th in Top 100 T-Schools (Overall) - Government and Private in India 2019rankings.Zone Wise MAIT ranked 6th among Top 10 T-Schools in North (Overall) - Government and Private.

Infosys Campus ConnectProf. Namita Gupta (CSE), Prof ML Sharma (IT), Ms

Ruchi Goel (CSE), Dr Pooja Gupta (CSE), Mr Ajay Kaushik,Mr Sachin Garghave participated in 6 days FacultyEnablement Program on "InfyTQ based Foundation Program"from 6th May to 13th May 2019 conducted by Infosys Limitedand has been awarded with A+ Grade (>80%).

Student AchieverBhavya Monga (Batch 2017-2019) and Khusboo

Gulati (Batch 2015-2017) were awarded with Goldmedal at GGSIPU 13th Annual Convocation. Bothstudents have been already awarded by the cash Prizeof 51000 by Institute for Overall MBA topper inUniveristy

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In a bid to improve the employability scenario of studentsin India, AICTE, in association with Internshala, India's largestinternship and training platform, organised Internship Day 2019at AICTE headquarters in New Delhi. The Internship Day2019 ceremony was attended by AICTE Chairman, Dr. AnilD Sahasrabudhe, AICTE Vice Chairman, Dr. M.P. Poonia,Adviser - Policy and Academic Planning Bureau, Prof. RajiveKumar, AICTE Deputy Director, Dr. NeetuBhagat, theFounder and CEO of Internshala, SarveshAgrawal, VicePresident HR, Hindustan Times, Monika Aggarwal, and 400+training and placement officers of colleges across India.

Under the Internship Day 2019 initiative, 197 students ofMaharaja Agrasen Institute of Technologywere able to pursueinternships through Internshala during the summer months ofApril to July. During the ceremony, over 35 AICTE approvedcolleges from across India were felicitated with awards invarious categories like zonal-level winners, most innovativecolleges, and notable mention, for their exceptional efforts toimprove the employability of their students by encouragingthem to pursue internships.

Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology grabbed firstposition under the North Zone category & received BestInternship Award 2019.

Brig. S.K. Kakar (Director) & Mr. Amit Gautam(Assistant Professor) from Career Development Cell attendedthe ceremony and received the award. Mr. Amit Gautamsaid, “We are delighted to see so many students receivinginternship opportunities directly by Internshala on merit basis,where any genuine student can approach any big company

MAIT receives Best Internship Award

& executive to intern with. Under this initiative, Internshalahelped colleges across India to spread awareness about thepower of internships among their students by providing themmeaningful internship opportunities.”

Literary Umbrella, MAIT organised the first edition of *K.C.GargMemorial* Inter - college Debate Competition on 7th December 2019.This debate was organised to hail the memory of late Shri K.C. Garg ji,the Father of Founder Chairman of MATES, Dr. Nand Kishore Garg Ji.

Students from colleges across Delhi participated in the debate toshowcase their talent and unveil the power of Words.This debate providedan opportunity to all the aspiring debaters to put their thoughts on ice andmelt in the heat of debate. The true spirit of debate lies in the intellectualhonesty of the debaters accompanied by involvement of the audience.

It is said that "If you believe in victory, then Victory will believe in you."The following prizes were won in the debate:- English - 1. Angad Sethi, DTU 2. Jatin Jha, Hindu College, DU 3. Priyanshu Modi, MAIT Hindi -. 1. Anmol , GGSIPU 2. Tej Narayan Singh, NSUT 3. Jaspreet Singh Chugh, Shivaji College, DU

K.C. Garg Memorial Inter - College Debate Competition

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7th Maharaja Agrasen Inter College/ Sr. School Table Tennis Tournament-20207th Maharaja Agrasen Inter College/ Sr. School Table Tennis Tournament held on January 16-17, 2020witnessed an

overwhelming response of 363 entries including college girls 21, college boys 125, school boys 93 and school girls 124. In all,7 Universities, 25 colleges and 22schools participated in the Tournament.

The tournament was sponsored by UBI Rohini, Delhi, BONJOUR,and CHOI LX Delhi. Stag International Supported theevent by providing 6 tables and arena.

Under the able guidance of Prof N K Kakkar, Prof Kapahi and Prof PramodSagarBansal, Dr. Dilsha. K.M., Mr. VibhorSharma and Mr. S.S. Ranafrom MAIT and Dr. Deepak Dagar, Dr. GauravAggarwal from MAIMS, faculty coordinators,managed the tournament.The winner and Runner Ups of the tournament are asfollows:

Events Position College Boys College Girls School Boys School Girls

Winner JMI LSR DPS Sonepat BBPS,Rohini Team Event 1st Runner Up GGSIPU DTU BBPS, Pitampura BBPS ,Rohini

2nd Runner Up ZakirHussain SBSC SarvodayaVidyalaya BBPS,(Evening) Pitampura

Winner SBSC LSR DPS Sonepat BBPS, Rohini Doubles Runner Up GGSIPU MAIMS BBPS, Pitampura BBPS, Rohini

Winner Mr. Sahil Solanki, Ms.Bhuwaneshwari Mr. Mannit Singh, Ms. SabhyaGupta

K.U. LSR Modern School BBPS Rohini

Singles Runner Up Mr. Parth Mishra Ms. Khushi Duklan Mr. Ekam Soni Ms. GunjanJMI LSR NIOS Mount Abu

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It may be noted that the Maharaja Agrasen Institute ofTechnology is an active local chapter on SWAYAM-NPTELsince 2019. Our 428 students and faculty members of ECEand MAE are enrolled for Jan 2020.Courses delivered throughSWAYAM-NPTEL are available free of cost to the learners,however learners wanting a SWAYAM certificate shouldregister for the final proctored exams that come at a fee andattend in-person at designated centers on specified dates.Eligibility for the certificate will be announced on the coursepage and learners will get certificates only if this criteria ismatched. Universities/Colleges approving credit transfer forthese courses can use the marks/certificate obtained in thesecourses for the same. SWAYAM-NPTEL is the NationalMOOCs portal being developed by MHRD, Govt. of India.In order to ensure best quality content is produced anddelivered, National Coordinator for Engineering. NationalProgramme on Technology Enhanced Learning is an initiativeby seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT Bombay, Delhi,Guwahati, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras and Roorkee) andIndian Institute of Science (IISC) Banglore for creating courseweb and video contents in various disciplines of engineering,basic science, management and humanities

This is done through a platform that facilitates hosting ofall the courses, taught in classrooms from Class 9 till post-graduation to be accessed by anyone, anywhere at any time.All the courses are interactive, prepared by the best teachersin the country and are available, free of cost to any learner.More than 1,000 specially chosen faculty and teachers fromacross the country have participated in preparing thesecourses.About SWAYAM:

The courses hosted on SWAYAM are in 4 quadrants -(1) Video lecture, (2) Specially prepared reading material thatcan be downloaded/printed (3) Self-assessment tests throughtests and quizzes and (4) Online discussion forum for clearingthe doubts. Steps have been taken to enrich the learningexperience by using audio-video and multi-media and stateof the art pedagogy / technology.

In order to ensure that best quality content is producedand delivered, nine National Coordinators have been appointed.They are:1. AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) for

self-paced and international courses

2. NPTEL (National Programme on Technology EnhancedLearning) for Engineering

3. UGC (University Grants Commission) for non technicalpost-graduation education

4. CEC (Consortium for Educational Communication) forunder-graduate education

5. NCERT (National Council of Educational Research andTraining) for school education

6. NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) for schooleducation

7. IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) forout-of-school students

8. IIMB (Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore) formanagement studies

9. NITTTR (National Institute of Technical TeachersTraining and Research) for Teacher Training programmeSWAYAM-NPTELhas been offering self-study courses

across engineering, humanities and science streams for morethan a decade. These are available at: http://nptel.ac.in. FromMarch 2014 NPTEL has been offering online certificationfor its courses, the highlight being the certification examthrough which the student gets an opportunity to earn acertificate from the IITs! These are available at: https://swayam.gov.in/NPTEL.

To take this initiative forward and to encourage morestudents across colleges to participate in this initiative, Prof.Neelam Sharma, Director, MAIT is setting up SWAYAM-NPTEL chapter in the college with the approval of themanagement. This course is being conducted with the helpof Prof. Sunil Kumar HOD ECE Department MAIT, Prof.V.N.Mathur HOD MAE Department MAIT. This programwill be under the headship of a faculty member of the college,who would be our Single Point of Contact (SPOC) Dr. NitinSharma, ECE Department. SPOC is updated about all thelatest NPTEL initiatives and is given information which hecan disseminate among the students. He can identify suitablementors for various courses, who can ensure that studentsare active in a course, are submitting their assignments ontime and also clarify the doubts they may have. We havereceived overwhelming response from the students for thesame.

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Dr. Anju Bharti

Dr. HimanshuKhanna

Dr. Neeraj Garg

Dept. Of ECEProfessor R S Gupta1. Prof. R.S. Gupta as a General Chair is

organizing a XVII InternationalSymposium on Microwave and OpticalTechnology, ISMOT to be held at TheAshok Hotel, New Delhi, India fromDecember 19-21, 2020.

2. Prof. R.S. Gupta has filed a Patent titled“A Nanotube biosensor for DNA and Biomoleculedetection”.

3. Thirteen research papers have been published by Prof RS Gupta, Nine in International journals and Four ininternational conferences.

4. DRDO has sanctioned Rs 40,000/- (Forty thousand) toProf. R.S. Gupta to organise a Seminar on “Latest Trendsin Laser Technology and Fiber Optics Communication”.

Dept. of Applied ScienceProf. Dr. Kamal Nain Chopra

Prof. Dr. Kamal Nain Chopra of AppliedPhysics Department, has been able tocontinue his research work, and published anumber of Research Papers (9) in the year2019 (4 in co-authorship with Dr Ms RituWalia, 4 as a single author, and 1 in co-authorship with Ms Namrata Sharma), on various Topics likeArtificial Dielectric Materials with Resonance in Dirac Leaky-Wave Antennas, Biosensors based on Surface PlasmonResonance, Role of Bhagavat Gita in Strategic Planning andManagement, Two Photon Polymerization, and SpintronicDevices, in Reputed International Journals - SOPO 2019,Xian, CHINA (TAYLOR and FRANCIS Group, OXFORD,UK), Materials Science Forum, Trans. Tech Publications,Zurich, SWITZERLAND, Atti Fond, ITALY, GJHSS, USA,and Materials Science and Technology, Scientific Net,SWITZERLND; and thereby has contributed in increasingconsiderably the Research Activity of the Institute, therebyin enhancing its prestige and reputation at the InternationalLevel, both in Physics, and Business Management Studies.He has also been invited (i) for giving an Invited Talk; and (ii)also for acting as a Reviewer for the Proceedings Researchpapers in the 9th Global Conference on Materials Scienceand Engineering (CMSE 2020), to be held in KYIV,UKRAINE during August 16-19, 2020.

Dr. MonikaAggarwal

Dept. of MBADr. Anju Bharti Co-authored bookchapter 'Servant Leadership andorganizational discipline: A qualitativestudy in the book tittled ‘LeadershipStyles, Innovation, and SocialEntrepreneurship in the Era ofDigitalization’ November 2019, DOI:10.4018/978-1-7998-1108-4.ch006

Department of ECEPh.D. Awarded

Dr. Himanshu Khanna was awardedthe Ph.D. degree in January 2020from 'The Northcap University,'Gurugram, Haryana. The title of histhesis is "Performance evaluation ofFSO and mixed RF-FSO systemsusing various relaying protocols fordifferent channel conditions".

Department of CSEPh.D. Awarded

Dr. Neeraj Garg was awarded inMarch 2019 from National Instituteof Technology, Kurukshetra. Thetitle of his thesis is “Providing contextand user preffered services usingefficient mobility prediction model.”

Department of Applied ScienceDr. Basant

Kumar & Dr. MonikaAggarwal authored abook on AppliedPhysics, “An Insightinto ConceptualApplied Physics Vol.2”, published by

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Dept. of JMCAssociate Professor, Journalism &

Mass Communication, translated andedited a Coffee table book of Air wing ofBorder Security Forces,(BSF) ministry ofdefence, Government of India.The coffeetable book was released by home ministerof India.The coffee table book is a journeyof 50 years of Air wing of BSF.

Dr. Basant Kumar

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Good Mannerism and Ethics-Prof. O.P. Grover

Dept. of MAE1. We all know: We should treat others the way we want tobe treated. But we forget.

2. Polite behaviour is not a sign of weakness.3. Grace helps you win the race of life.4. Don't be selfish. Jumping que at ticket windows or

counters, at airport windows, not halting at red light doesnot indicate our strength.

5. Common courtesies like coughing, sneezing with yourhands are desirable.

6. Hold the door open for someone after you. If some doesfor you, say thank you.

7. Do not be miser in saying: Thank you, May I help you;please.

8. Respect given is respectearned.

9. Respect elders, seniors andteachers.

10. Best way to listen is to remainsilent, both contain the samealphabets.

11. Keep smiling except demise.SMILES is the longest wordin the dictionary. There is adistance of one MILEbetween the first 's' and last 's'.

12. Hand shake should neither be bone crushing nor lump.The former shows you are aggressive and dominatingperson. The lump shows you are a weak personality.Handshake should be firm and should last for threeseconds with two or three pumps.

13. Don't be afraid of the word 'Rejection' or 'No'. It doesnot mean a bad result. It means try again. If you don't,no one else will.

14. Safety is not always existing (or in built). You have tomake yourself safe.

15. Gratitude. We must be grateful for everything we get.Thankfulness for God, family, friends, knowledge, peace,love, joy and happiness.

16. Forgiveness. 'To err is human, to forgive divine.' Whynot achieve divinity.

17. Love. "Love cures people - both the ones who give it and

the ones who receive it'. 'Whenpower of love overcomes the love ofpower, the world will know peace.'

18. Humility. 'Wash out your ego everyonce in a while as cleanliness is nextto Godliness.' 'Humility is the qualityof being courteously respectful ofothers.'It is opposite of aggressiveness, arrogance, boastfulnessand vanity.

19. Giving. No one has ever become poor by giving. 'Wemake a living by what we get, but we make a life by

what we give.' Give your love, joy,time, efforts, knowledge, wealth.Once sea asked a river 'How longyou will keep on giving sweat water.'The river said, 'till you becomesweat.'20. Patience. 'Because ofimpatience Adam and Eve weredriven out of Paradise.' Withpatience and perseverance, hudlesand obstacles are overcome andsuccess and victory is obtained.'

21. Truth. 'Truth is honesty, accuracy, facts and sincerity.Always tell the truth. That way you don't have toremember what you said.' When in doubt tell the truth.'

22. When you join an organization:(i) You do not get a second chance to make good first

impression.(ii) 'Do not beat your own trumpt' is not always true. 'If

you do not blow your own trumpt, no one else willdo for you.'

(iii) Some Golden words:(a) Six golden words: 'I admit I made a mistake.'(b) Five golden words: 'You did a good job.'(c) Four golden words: 'What is your opinion'(d) Three gold words: 'If your please'(e) Two golden words: 'Thank you'(f) The least important word : 'I'

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Set an Example:1. Students always look upto their teachers for guidance

and advice as a Role Model.

Know that each student is gifted:2. Mentors his students so that they perform with their

potential.

Make them QUESTION everything:3. Must cultivate curiosity, inquisitiveness in your

students and tell them how important it is to askquestions (to resolve their queries) and seek answers(solicit most appropriate perspective).

Patient Listener:4. To make your students respond and communicate.

5. Giving students right push to excel & encourage themto participate in all academic & Co-curricularactivities.

6. To build a strong teacher student rapport.

Take LEARNING beyond books:7. Learning is not just about imbibing knowledge through

books.

8. Imparting lessons outside the class-room makeslearning more effective, interactive & fun.

Successful in transferring your knowledge&experience:

How to be a good teacher…….!Ten Commandments

-Dr. V.K. BhatnagarAssociate Professor, MAIMS, Law Department

9. Three pronged strategy;

I. Students just LOOK at youin the first instance.

II. Then they start HEARING asto what you are trying tosay(convey), and

III. Then they start looking and hearing you- it isthe right time (to deliver the main content ofyour information), they will start LISTENING(understanding too) what you intend sharing withthem.

10. As per the International Standards you can captivateyour audience for maximum 17 to 21 minutes [So,pace the delivery of your desired content(information), during this state of Tranquility].

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The Upnishadas are ancient treatises, written in Sanskrit,containing the theosophy of the Vedas. They are often referredto as rahasya ,the mystery or secret, as being formerly taughtonly to those who had gone through a special preliminarytraining and given proof of their fitness; they are also calledshruti-shirh or the “head of revelation” handed down to theAryan inhabitants of India. The Vedas, as they existtoday,consist of four great collections:Rig,Yajur, Sama andAthrva Vedas;the word Veda is interpreted as “knowledge”or “science”. Each collection is subdivided into threeparts:mantra or hymns, brahmana or ceremonial codes; whenthey have fulfilled their duties and arnyaka or instructions forthose who in olden times used to retire to the forest (aranya)to follow the religious life. The Upnishads generally belong tothe last class who recite the hymns of all the nine Upnishadas:

1. Ishopanishad2. Kenopanishad3. Kathopanishad4. Prashnopanishad5. Mundkopanishad6. Mandukyopanishad7. Taittiriyopanishad8. Aitareyopanishad9. Shvetashvataropanishad

The Ishopanishad-The ArgumentThe Ishopanishad is so called from the first word of the

text.It forms the last chapter of the later collection of theYajurveda, calledShukla or White.The peace chant declaresthe identity or the universal Self and the individual self. Thoughall individual souls come from the Over-Soul, yet it remainsundiminished. Harih is the name of the Supreme in his aspectof “destroyer” of sins. Om receives full explanation in theMandukyopanishad.

The Upnishad begins by laying down the doctrine of actionwithout attachment to result-vairagya(1,2).

What people slay the Self, is a poetical expression forthose who are dead to the Self, for the Self is deathless ndcannot be slain, (3)

The nature of the Self is described: it ever escpes thesenses as life the scalpel of a biologist. (4, 5)

The state of one who knows this truth. (6,7)The description of the Self continued (8)

The paths of unwisdom andwisdom lead respectively to the heavenof reward within the spheres of rebirth,and to the enjoyment of a state ofexistence beyond this sphere. These arecharacterised respectively as ‘blinddarkness’ and even ‘greater darkness,as it were'as compared to the true stateof the Self; for in the one case,a man isstill under the influence of desire; in the other, although hemay enjoy an almost infinitely prolonged state of bliss as agod, nevertheless he has less chance of knowing the reality,which can only be known by one in the human state ofexistence.The crossing over death means crossing in safetyover the dangerous intermediate state between earth-life andthe heaven world,(9-14)

Next follows the invocation to the Self,addressed to thesun as the most glorious symbol of that Self in the sensibleuniverse. “He who is there,that being there, He is myself”-tradition says that the devotees here pointed first to orb ofthe rising sun,and then to the sky overhead,thus signifyingthat the light of the sun and the light of his soul were bothaspects of the supreme Light of all lights, Paramatman. (15,16)

The concluding mantras are for recitation at hour ofdeath. The last thoughts of a man have a great directingforce in his journey after death.Again it is the mind that carriesover the remembrance of past births. By fixing the mind onthis fact at the moent of death,the possibility of recollectionin the next birth is strengthened, (17-18)

Om! To Brhman that is, all hail!THE PEACE CHANT

Om! Whole is That, whole {too}is this.From whole, wholecometh; take whole from’Whole, (yet) whole remains.Om! PEACE, PEACE, PEACE! Harih, OmGod-ventured, Om! Must all this be, whatever chageth

in the changing (world); renounce it then, delight [in Him];nor covet{aught, for} whose is wealth. (1)

Here (on the earth) such deeds performing, a man shouldpass his hundred years; thus then for thee-there is no otherway-doth action not besmirch the man. (2)

Sunless they call those worlds, wrapped in blind darkness;

The Upnishadas-Perennial Wisdom-Prof. Shikha Saxena

Dept. of Humanities

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to them at death go they, what people slay the Self, (3)The one that moveth not (Though) swifter than the mind;

precedingever, That never have the senses reached;Thatstanding still outstrippeth others though they run;in That thebreath in mother (space) orders the (life) streams, (4)

That moves, (yet) That moves not; That’s far, near too isThat;That is of all this the within,of this all the without is Thattoo, (5)

Aye, whose seeth all things in that Self, and Self iseverything; from That he’ll no more hide.(6)

Who knoweth that all things are Self; for him what griefexisteth, what delusion, when [once] he gazeth on theoneness? (7)

He hath pervaded all, radiant and simple, spotless, pure,incorporate, by sin untainted. He, the seer, the lord of mind,the all embracer, self-existant; fitly hath He disposed theobjects (of all things for everlasting ages. (8)

Into blind darkness do they plunge who bow beforeunwisdom; to (even) greater darkness, as it were, they (go)who yet again in wisdom find delight. (9)

One thing by wisdom they say, by unwisdom, say theyanother; thus have we heard from the wise, who gaveinstruction upon it. (10)

Who knoweth wisdom and unwisdom both, together withwisdom he crosseth over death, by wisdom immortality hereacheth, (11)

Into blind darkness do they plunge who bow before non-being; to [even] greater darkness, as it were, they [go] whoyet again in being find delight. (12)

One thing by being they say, by non-being, say theyanother; thus have we heard from the wise, who gave usinstruction upon it. (13)

Who knoweth being and non-being both, together withnon-being he crosseth over death, by being immortality hereacheth. (14)

Truth's face is hidden by a disk of gold. Unveil, O thouthat nourishes [the world], that I the keeper of law of truth,maysee [thy face]. (15)

All-fostering sun, sole seer [and] ordainer, child ofcreation's lord, marshall [thy] beams, thy light indraw! Thatform of thine,the loveliest of all; that I behold !He who isthere,that being there. He is me. (16)

Breath to the deathless breath, to ashes may this bodygo! Om! Mind, [thy] deeds recall, recall,O mind, recall thydeeds, recall.(17)

O fire[divine] lead us by a fair path to our reward; O god

who knowest all our deeds, strip from us crooked evil! Tothee all hail oft nd again we cry! (18)Thus, the Upnishad has ending

In all the hymns we find (as they are meant for Arnyakas)the emphasis is on all good deeds so that not only this life (Ih-Lok) but also you will find salvation in 'Life-Beyond'(Per-Lok).

Frequent prayers are there to save us from the crookedevil ways of the world so our deeds will be sublime.

Prayers are for both movable(char) and immovable(achar) beings. It exhibits the concepts of sustainable worldwhere all beings are same in His eyes.

Prayers also exhibits the philosophy of (Addvait) i.e.oneness with Supreme-Being after leaving this world.Wisdom and Good deeds are the guiding force to attainSalvation.

(Source:Interpretations and translation is based on “TheUpnishads” by Jagdisha Chandra Chattopadhyaya,Theosophical Publishing House, Madras (Chennai) India,1930).

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Case-1On the worst day of the smoke, my college friend Shweta

Aggarwal living in Australia since 2017 remembers watchingambulances rushing through the streets just outside her housein a single hour.Her first thought was, how many people aregoing to die.It was early January. The Australian capital sawdays of poisonous air quality. And researchers say we don'tyet know what the long-term health effects will be.Therelationship between climate change, air pollution and humanhealth is inextricable. According to the studies risingtemperatures from climate change can increase air pollutants,such as ground level ozone.In recent years Australia hasexperienced more frequent bushfires and dust storms becauseof climate change. The most common air pollutants that aredangerous to human health are coarse and fine particulatematter (PM), nitrogen oxide, sulphur dioxide andcarbon monoxide.

What could be done……1. Avoid the consumption of gases

dangerous to the ozone layer2. Minimize the use of cars3. Do not use cleaning products that are

harmful to the environment4. Maintain air conditioners

Case-2New Delhi stands at first placefor having the

world's worst air quality index. Delhi being thecapital of India holds an important place on themap. Unfortunately for itscitizens, New Delhi's

air is fatal and is deteriorating day by day.The statistics are alarming. Specific to NewDelhi, the numbers of vehicles on the roadhave increased by sixty-five percent since2003. The more vehicles on the road meanthat there are more harmful pollutants whichare being released into the atmosphere.Another main cause of Delhi's air pollution is whole lot ofair-traffic passing through the city's atmosphere. Geographyalso plays a role in New Delhi's traumatic air pollution sinceit is surrounded by land from all sides. There is no coastalbreeze which can help in eliminating the pollutants.

Environmentalists suggest that the government mustfocus on bringing down the number of vehicles on the roadand strengthening the public transportation system. Schemeslike 'Odd-Even', 'Smog-Tower' are small steps towardimprovement, a lot more is needed to be done. The air needsto be restrained and it needs to be done now.

What could be done……1. Encourage public transportation2. Use of electrical automobiles3. alternative fuels for coal-fired plants to help reduce

the harmful emissions coal gives off4. strict environmental standards5. More thoughtful use of Solar-energy

6. Alternative for Stubble-burning

Alarming !!!-Richa Sharma

Dept. of Applied Chemistry

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Oceans cover three-fourth of the Earth's surface. Marineecosystem provides food, employment, absorbs pollution andregulates the flood on land. Around 3 billion of 7.7 billionglobal populations depend on marine and coastal biodiversityfor their alimentation [1]. The market value of marine andcoastal resources is estimated at USD 3 trillion per year whichis about 5% of Global GDP [1]. 90% of the world trade and80% of the world's maritime oil trade is carried out throughseas [2]. India being a coastal country with a shoreline ofabout 7,517 km in length has compelling interests in oceanswhich include fishing, tourism, exploration, security and trade.India's 13.36% population lives in coastal districts withapproximately 250 million people depending on coastalbiodiversity for their livelihood [1].Other than economic aspects,oceans reduce the effects ofindustrialization by absorbing 40%of total carbon emissions everyyear [1]. According to a statementreleased by United NationsDevelopment Program (UNDP) in2019, tiny organisms called oceanplankton present in seas producehalf of the oxygen on earth [3]. Butunfortunately, the allure and endlessbenefits of marine souls are notenough to satisfy the avidity of humans.

Since industrialization is at peak in India, ocean bodiesexperience an inflow of tones of debris and plastic wastethrough rivers flowing from the mainland. India generates25,000 tonnesplastic every day of which 40% remainsuncollected [1]. A study in Nature Communications Journalranked Ganges as the world's second-biggest contributor toplastic waste into oceans [4]. India is ranked 12th among thetop 20 countries responsible for marine pollution [1]. Marinepollution costs more than $ 7.9 billion in damage to marineecosystems and kills around one million sea birds and 1,00,000sea mammals. Other than plastic, unregulated and over-exploitation of fish-stocks is a serious concern for India. Indiais the second-largest producer of fish in the world [1]. Fishingemploys a large population of India and is an important sourceof protein. Many Indian cultures are incomplete without fishlike West Bengal, Orissa, and South Indian states. Think of aday with no fish in India! Sounds unrealistic but this maybecome reality if overexploitation continued at present rates.

80% of the world's fisheries are alreadyexploited, depleted, or in a state ofcollapse [5]. According to live statisticsof 'The World Counts', as on 21 January2020, there were only 27 years 344 daysleft to the end of seafood [5]. This rapiddepletion is causing ocean fisheries togenerate USD 50 billion less per yearglobally [1]. At this time when India istrying to reach a value of USD 5 trillion GDP by 2025, thisdepletion is a serious threat. The big coastline makes it morecrucial for India to take steps in this area.

Whole world is coming together to fight against marinethreats and India has a chance toprove why a humongous ocean isnamed after her. Politically also itcan benefit India as China is tryingto maximize its influence in theIndian Ocean and with favorablemarine policies India can lead SouthAsian countries in this mission ofprotecting marine life, and thuscreating a limitless influence in theIndian ocean. India also needs tocreate a safer Sustainable coastalenvironment to boost tourism. Even

though India has a larger coastline than Thailand, still Thailandis able to grab more tourists than India annually. Recentdevelopments at the central level proved favorable in creatinga sustainable tourism sector. Flagship projects like SwatchBharat Abhiyan and NamamiGange got big recognitions.Sagarmala project or the Blue Revolution is working towardsimproving the state of India's ports and coastlines. A NationalPlan for the conservation of aquatic eco-systems was framedto conserve marine ecosystems. Union ministry is workingon a comprehensive study to find out the source of litter thatflows into seas. A national-level Oil spill disaster contingencyplan was released by the Indian coast guard intended towardspreservation of oceans from oil spills. India has also set up itsown Rs 100 crores valued 'Automated Ocean PollutionObservation System' that provides real-time data of the waterquality across Indian coasts. The world united when Amazonsburnt, but why less for oceans? Oceans yet have much moreto explore but we have to do something otherwise the gloryof marine life will end before their exploration.

Life Below Water-Aman Pandey, B.Com(H) Final Year

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