'Crisis in Indian economy to last a short span'

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Indian economy is going through a critical juncture and the crisis is for a short span,” said Prof SR Mohapatra, Director, Centre for IT & Management Education, a constituent college under the BPUT.

Banks have framed various policies to tackle the present problems arising in Indian economy, he said while addressing a symposium on ‘Indian economy at a crossroads: Ways to move’ organised by the DAV BBA and BCom students here on Thursday.

He threw light on management of natural resources in ensuring sustainability for a better tomorrow.

He admired the efforts of BBA & BCom students for presenting papers on the sectors of managing natural resources and the 11th Five-Year Plan: An approach to make growth more inclusive.

Dr KC Satapathy, Regional Director, DAV Institutions, Zone-II, briefed the students on qualities of a good leader with the help of a case study. A focused person with commitment and an action plan can reach the zenith of success, he said.

Chairman, DAV Institutions Madan Mohan Panda emphasised on the integrity, novelty, humility and magnanimity of a person to be an effective leader.  Principals of DAV Public Schools, Bhubaneswar, attended the event. Dr DN Mishra, Principal, DAV School of Business Management, explained the students on the aims and objectives of the symposium and threw light on leadership qualities for mastering business acumen.

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