IBS Business school organises seminar
Dehradun: IBS Business School organised a seminar on “Business and Professional Etiquettes at Dehradun Institute of Management and Technology. The seminar was organized to make students aware about the business and professional etiquettes.
The students of Dehradun Institute of Management and Technology enjoyed the session by Prof VN Saxena (IBS Business School Faculty). He made students aware about the etiquettes which are being used in common environment and in business environment, the session was very informative and student experienced a different approach towards this topic. On this occasion Director of DDIMT Ashwini Rampal and other faculties were present. IBS Business School Team facilitated the programme.
School celebrates Earth Day
Dehradun: The “Earth Day” was celebrated in a very extravagant way at The Indian Cambridge School on Monday. The day began with a special assembly which was organized by the middle school and senior teachers, and their students; at the core being S Ahuja and S Dandryal. The assembly opened with a prayer appropriate for the event which was said by Rabia Muneer. The Director, Syed Mohammed Yasar, in his message urged the staff and students to observe this day with reverence and to uphold the virtue of cleanliness. At the end of the assembly, the students of the school repeated a pledge after the principal by promising to keep their homes, school, and city clean.
‘Rasna Fruit Fun’ to have variants
Dehradun: Over a period of 25 years, Rasna has proved to be one of the most desired summer drinks for all. Rasna is all set to introduce its ‘origin' driven variants of Rasna fruit fun with a starting price point of Re 1 for two glasses. Sticking to the comfort palate of an Indian consumer with flavours like kesar elaichi and shahi gulab rose only makes sense given that every consumer identifies a certain ingredient with a specific region more strongly than others. Rasna Fruit Fun will now have variants like Nagpur Orange, Alphonso Mango, Shikanji Nimbupani and Chowpatty Kalakhatta. Piruz Khambatta, CMD, Rasna said that Rasna believes in offering the best products to its customers; products that are enriched with natural taste, more nutritional value and a variety of flavours albeit at very competitive prices.
DAV student meets SP, registers complaint
Dehradun: Ravi Kumar, B.Com student of DAV (PG) College, met the SP City Jadish Chandra and registered his complaint on Monday. In his complaint, Kumar has alleged that he had given a cash of Rs 1.60 lakh to Pawan Bahuguna, who promised to provide him job as contract worker in the secretariat. According to Kumar, he had met Bahuguna in DAV (PG) College who had helped him while enrolling in the college. Taking cognizance of complaint, SP city formed a police team headed by CO Harish Chandra Sati to investigate into the matter.
JB Institute of Technology students picked for jobs
Dehradun: A total of 27 students of JB Institute of Technology, Dehradun were selected by reputed companies like Jindal Electrical, IBM India and others through campus interviews held at its campus in the last week. A total of 160 students have been placed in various well-known companies so far. The institute joint director Pankaj Chaudhary said that the final year students of B. tech (electrical engineering, computer science and electronic communication) faced interviews organised by these companies in the campus and 27 students were selected with handsome pay package. The institute chairman lD Singhal congratulated the students for their success and wished them successful professional career. He further said that this was achieved because of experienced and highly quailed faculties. The institute aims at the overall development of the students and emphasizes on their practical training along with their regular curriculum so that the students may build a place for themselves in the national and international companies.