DEPARTMENTs OF MOP(E/H) PRESENT

E-MAGAZINE

United we stand…..

GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI BHAI PARMANAND INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS STUDIES Opp. Madhuban Colony: Shakarpur Extn: Delhi 110092 Email: bpibs.delhi@nic.in ; Phone: 22430067/22016134 Fax: 22016134 [Extn:300]

EDITORIAL SECTION

Editor in Chief:

- Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Dev

Editor:

- Ms. Sushmita Biswas

Editorial Advisory Board

- Mr. S. P. Ajith Kumar

Associate Editors

- Ankit Duhan/MOP(E)/Sem-V

- Lokesh Kumar/MOP(E)/Sem-V

- Pawan Lohia/MOP(H)/Sem-V

CONTENTS

1. Principal’s Desk

2. Editor’s Desk

3. Orientation

4. Academic calendar

5. Students’ participation

Industrial Training/Projects

Classroom session

PTM and Run For Unity

Sports Achievements

Placement/recruitments

Scholarships

Special assistance to SC/ST students

Workshops/Expert Lectures/Seminars

Industrial tours/visits

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

6. AMOGH-2016

7. Students’ corner

8. Faculty corner

FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK

This is the second edition of ADVAYA from the Departments of MOP (E & H). It is well understood that today’s students are the future of tomorrow. They are the ones who shoulder all the future responsibilities pertaining to different areas, spheres or domains. It is rightly said that the quality of education can only determine the quality of a nation. Every student when given a constructive and harmonious environment has the potential to become a balanced individual. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel gave us the concept of United India and Departments of MOP (E & H) has been working on the same philosophy. In fact, it is only possible when every student in his/her own unique way contribute towards the holistic development of the society. We as teachers have the wholesome responsibility to channelize the capacity of the students towards building a strong nation. The courses of MOP (E & H) are dedicated to train the students in achieving proficiency and deep knowledge of Shorthand, E-Typing, Computers, Communication Skills, and Office Management & Correspondence etc. After the completion of the courses, the students become eligible to apply for jobs in govt. as well as public sectors.

Also, congratulations to faculty and students of MOP (E & H) for their

praiseworthy efforts in academic and extra-curricular activities.

DR. (MRS.) AMITA DEV

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

This gives me much joy to edit this issue of the E-Magazine. The E-Magazine carries various events and views on the Curricular, Co-curricular and Extra-Curricular activities of the students in respect of MOP (E & H). The magazine also carries articles, poems etc., by the students along with eye-catching photographs to make them more interesting. I appreciate MOP (E & H) Students for all the efforts taken by them to create this magazine. Last, but not the least a special mention must be made about the Techno-cultural fest AMOGH which was held on 2016. During the fest, the in-house students as well as students from other colleges and universities also took part in different events. The fest was a big success. Through this E-magazine, departments have tried to showcase various achievements and activities in the last academic year.

SUSHMITA BISWAS

Orientation programme

Orientation programmes are organized to welcome the new students to the institute and to acquaint them with the institution. In accordance with the tradition of the institute, departmental orientation program was held on 01st Aug 2016. All the faculty members & newly admitted students participated in the programme. Students were informed about all the facilities, rules & regulation of the institute and introduced to the faculty members. The faculty

members, talked about the value of punctuality, hard-work & honesty in life & work.

ACADEMIC CALENDER

ITEM DATE

ODD SEMESTER

Commencement of odd semester; 3rd

and 5th 15.7.2016

Commencement of odd semester 1st 01.08.2016

End of odd semester 11.11.2016

Submission of sessional records 18.11.2016

Commencement of BTE examination 22.11.2016

Winter Vacation 10.12.2016 to 08.01.2017

EVEN SEMESTER

Commencement of even semester 09.01.2017

End of even semester 21.04.2017

Submission of sessional records 28.04.2017

Commencement of BTE examination 25.04.2017

Summer Vacation 16.05.2017 to 16.07.2017

Commencement of next Academic

Session 17.07.2017

Students’ participation

Industrial Training/Internship

Modern Office Practice (English) & Modern Office Practice (Hindi) are two diploma courses being run by this Institute as per approved curriculum of AICTE; and Board of Technical Education is

the examining body. The duration for both the courses is 3 years. The students are given practical as

well as theoretical knowledge, especially in communication skills, Computer Application,

Stenography and Management. Apart from completing prescribed syllabus, the students are required

to undergo 8-weeks of practical/Industrial Training in the public sector undertakings/private reputed

organizations. The students are also required to prepare dissertations/project reports. Shri Kaushal

Mehta I/c training and placement, works sincerely for training the students. After getting training and exposure in offices and work environment, the students get to see

and experience for themselves what a real workplace is like. This exposure brings in a certain

amount of maturity in most of the students. So, by the time the students complete their 8 weeks (2 months) Industrial Training and come back to the institute; most of them become quite professional

in their attitude. This transformation in the students from students to professionals is almost like the

transformation of a caterpillar to a butterfly. Industrial Training trains and polishes the students into

mature and efficient professionals.

Training List

MOP (H) 6TH SEM

S.NO NAME CONTACT NUMBER COMPANY

NAME

1 Sushil 9958767031 Pusa

2 Harmesh 7503558477 Pusa

3 Jainav 9868047047 Pusa

4 Rahul Pal 9716363261 Pusa

5 Virender Kumar

8595362999 Pusa

6 Vijay Sagar 9873472334 Pusa

7 Garvit 7210810503 INS Media

8 Abhishek 8860932866 INS Media

9 Deepak 8585924992 INS Media

10 Antim 9718934723 BPIBS

11 Ranjana Yadav

9891214166 BPIBS

MOP (E) 6TH SEM

S.NO ROLL No NAME PHONE NO COMPANY NAME

1 1 Aakshi Naithani 9643622645 Ambedkar Polytechnic

2 2 Akansha Sharma 9654212319 BPIBS

3 3 Anirudh 9818094945 BIA

4 4 Anuj Gautam 8285529484 BIA

5 5 Bhumika Paliwal 9958709589 BPIBS

6 6 Digvijay Singh 8285551775 Piconet

7 7 Geetanjali 9910983308 BIA

8 8 Gokul 8800234619 Vodafone

9 9 Heena Saran 9643584072 BPIBS

10 10 Jitender 9958779345 BIA

11 11 Mamta Kumari Maan 9643371169 BIA

12 14 Medha M.M 9560669811 Ambedkar Polytechnic

13 15 Meenakshi Bisht 8800318729 BIA

14 16 Mohit Sharma 9013566572 BIA

15 18 Pallavi 9650206908 BIA

16 20 Rahul Sherwal 9811045562 BIA

17 25 Shubham Baunthiyal 7531942311 BPIBS

18 26 Surbhi 7042144514 BIA

19 27 Swati Ahuja 9999819164 BIA

20 28 Vibha 9818156044 BIA

21 29 Yashika Batra 9910421916 BPIBS

Classroom Session

Classroom teaching-learning takes place in well equipped classrooms. Qualified

faculty members are engaged in imparting and sharing relevant knowledge and

information with the students. Besides regular faculty selected through UPSC,

well qualified and eligible part time faculty is also engaged. The teaching-learning

is mainly interactive in nature; which makes it enjoyable and more productive.

RUN FOR UNITY “The world’s largest ever run, the run for unity, inaugurates the statue of unity movement on the punyatithi of Sardar Patel”

15th December 2013- The day that marks the 63rd Punyatithi (death anniversary of Sardar Patel sees history unfold again through the “Run for Unity.” This unprecedented event will witness more than 30 lakhs people participating in a run in over 1100 locations across India. The historic run will unite the country in paying a fitting tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man of India, who united 565 princely states to give India her present identity. The Run for Unity is one of the largest mass runs/walks of its kind in the world. The previous world record was a participation of 1.2 lakh; however, the Run for Unity has beaten this record more than twenty fold. Men and women, young and old, celebrities and civilians

alike had worn a common unity scarf to mark their participation in this historic event. Participants were free to run or walk over a 2km route. The Run for Unity was the curtain raiser to the Statue of Unity Movement, the largest country-wide drive to honour the memory of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The movement aimed at reviving and reinforcing Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s Values of Unity, Good Governance and Grass-root Development. Promoting the concept of ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat,’ the Statue of Unity movement encompassed the following activities:

Run for Unity: A 2km run/walk in more than 1100 locations in the country on 15th

December.

Write for Unity: A slogan/Essay competition on Sardar Patel and his ideals of unity and

good governance in 1.67 Lakh secondary and senior secondary school across the

country in the months of December and January.

Photo College: A photo college of elected representatives at grassroots level from over

2.5 Lakh governing bodies (Gram Panchayats and Wards). This will be showcased in a

museum inside the statue complex.

Locality Meeting: 1) Collection of about 700 tons of used farm iron tools from over 5

lakh villages, 2) Collection of soil samples from all villages panchayats and 3) Getting

signatures of more than 2 crore people on the ‘Suraaj Petition’ (good governance

petition) in support of a better India.

As a part of this Campaign, BPIBS has deployed hundreds of students along with the Faculty Members from all its Degree Courses through its specially engaged buses for their active participation in the Run for Unity Programme conducted by Government of India on 31-10-2016. The students evinced keen interest, actively and enthusiastically participated and raised slogan for the Unity of the Nation with the masses gathered in the National Statium, New Delhi. The Run for Unity was inaugurated by Shri Narendra Modi, the Hon’ble Prime Minister of india flanked by Shri Raj Nath Singh, the Hon’ble Home Minister, GOI, Shri Najeeb Jung, His Excellency, the Lt. Governer of Delhi and other Top Level Dignitaries were present on the occasion. An official Oath for the Unity of the Nation was read out by the Hon’ble Prime Minister and the same was re-worded by all the Participant-Members who had gathered on the ground. Thereafter, the Run for Unity was inauguarated by the Hon’ble Prime Minister to mark the occasion. Thus, the Run for Unity Programme became a proud symbol of the unity of India to the entire world for generations to come.

INTRA ACADEMIC MEETING AND PARENT TEACHER MEETING

Intra Academic Meeting is conducted on last week of every month for the department of Mop (E/H) so as to discuss problems of the students related to their academics and college facilities also department tries to resolve them as earlier as possible on their part. Also, department conducts parent teacher meeting on the same day to share student’s performance, behavior and their attendance records with their parents. Parents are addressed by each faculty member and Head of the department to discuss student’s academic performance and attendance per month.

Sports achievements

To have a healthy body along with a healthy mind, it is very important to have some amount of games and sports activities in life. Any equipment or tool without use starts rusting; likewise without any sports/games/yoga, our bodies also start rusting and we get affected by various types of mental and physical diseases and ailments.

Every year Sports Day is celebrated in the institute. This year also the day was celebrated with much enthusiasm on 20/03/2016 at Sports Complex, Govt. of Delhi, East Vinod Nagar, Mayur Vihar, Phase – II, Delhi. Some of the events like long jump, high jump, short put, 200mts race (Boys & Girls), relay race etc., were held. The lists of the winners are as under:

400Mts. Race (Boys)

Name MOP(E/H) Rank

Pankaj Sharma MOP(H) Ist

Long Jump (Boys)

Sandeep MOP(E) Ist

Aman Kumar MOP(H) IInd

Relay Race (Boys)

Shubham Baunthiyal MOP(E) IInd

Prakash MOP(H) IInd

Pankaj Sharma MOP(H) IInd

Raj Kumar MOP(H) IInd

Anand Mohan MOP(E) IIIrd

Meenu Shankhwar MOP(E) IIIrd

Tanmay Metra MOP(E) IIIrd

Debankan Paul MOP(E) IIIrd

High Jump (Boys)

Ankur Tyagi MOP(H) IIIrd

Discuss Throw (Boys)

Harmesh MOP(H) Ist

Vivek MOP(E) IInd

200Mts. Race (Boys)

Sachin MOP(E) Ist

Pankaj Sharma MOP(H) IInd

Anand Mohan MOP(E) IIIrd

100Mts. Race (Boys)

Shubham Baunthiyal MOP(E) Ist

Prakash MOP(H) IIIrd

200Mts. Race (Girls)

Bhawna MOP(E) Ist

Laxmi Rawat MOP(E) IInd

100Mts. Race (Girls)

Bhawna MOP(E) Ist

Long Jump (Girls)

Bhawna MOP(E) Ist

Laxmi Rawat MOP(E) IIIrd

High Jump (Girls)

Priyanka Kumari MOP(H) IInd

Laxmi Rawat MOP(E) IIIrd

Relay Race (Girls)

Bhawna MOP(E) Ist

Laxmi Rawat MOP(E) Ist

Pooja Tiwari MOP(E) Ist

Himanshi Aggarwal MOP(E) Ist

Priyanka Kumar MOP(H) IInd

Archana MOP(H) IInd

Neetu Pal MOP(H) IInd

Anjali MOP(H) IInd

Placements

Our diploma students have been occupying good honorable posts viz. Desk

Officer, Sr. Executive, Instructors etc. and are drawing Rs. 4 to 5 lakh per annum.

There is nearly 100% placement of MOP students. Congratulations to the

students for taking the plunge in the next face of their life! Our students have

been placed in the organizations as under:-

PICONET, DELHI

S.No Candidate Name Course Name Batch Package (in Lakhs PA)

1 Aakshi Naithani MOP(E) 2013-16Rs. 1.25(approx.)

2 Antim MOP(H) 2013-16Rs. 1.25(approx.)

3 Arvind MOP(H) 2013-16Rs. 1.25(approx.)

4 Harmesh MOP(H) 2013-16Rs. 1.25(approx.)

5 Digvijay Singh MOP(E) 2013-16 Rs. 1.25(approx.)

6 Medha M.M MOP(E) 2013-16Rs. 1.25(approx.)

AUTHBRIDGE PVT LTD GURGAON

7 Gokul MOP(E) 2013-16Rs. 1.97(approx.)

8 Rakesh Kumar MOP(H) 2013-16Rs. 1.97(approx.)

9 Shubham Baunthiyal MOP(E) 2013-16Rs. 1.97(approx.)

10 Swati Ahuja MOP(E) 2013-16Rs. 1.97(approx.)

11 Bhumika Paliwal MOP(E) 2013-16Rs. 1.97(approx.)

Scholarships MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS/ ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS:

In order to encourage the students to perform better in academics, BPIBS has been distributing Merit and Merit- Cum-Means Scholarship to its student-toppers as well as the students hailing from reserved categories (SC/ST) that are also doing well in their studies.

MERIT AND MERIT-CUM-MEANS SCHOLARSHIPS

In order to encourage the students to concentrate more on their studies and

other curricular activities, besides topping the ranks in their subjects, BPIBS has

been distributing Merit and Merit-Cum-Means Scholarship to its student-toppers

as well as the students hailing from reserved categories(SC/ST) and doing well in

their studies.

MERIT SCHOLARSHIP

S.NO NAME CLASS(YEAR) AMOUNT BATCH

1 Shubham Baunthiyal MOP(E)/IIIrd Rs. 10200/- 2013-16

MERIT-CUM MEANS SCHOLARSHIP

S.NO NAME CLASS(YEAR) AMOUNT BATCH

1 Megha Tomar MOP(E)/Ist Rs. 7200/- 2015-18

2 Rishabh Malhotra MOP(E)/Ist Rs. 7200/- 2015-18

3 Mohit Kumar MOP(H)/Ist Rs. 7200/- 2015-18

Special assistance to SC/ST students.

Each year’s special assistance is given to reserved category students. This

year also some students have been given the same assistance & facilities. They

are given pen drives, registers, dictionaries, students’ bags, pens, and such other

items from time to time during each academic year. In the year 2015-16, each

student has been given 1 pen drive (32 GB) and 1 registers.

Academic Achievements/Results

Modern Office Practice (E & H), are the courses being run by DTTE, under Delhi

Government. In these courses the students are trained to become Personal

Secretaries/Assistants, Executives; also they become eligible for various jobs in

Govt. and private sectors. The students who stood 1st, 2nd, 3rd in the final

examination in the years 2015 and 2016 are listed alongside.

Batch 2015-2016

MOP (E) MOP(H)

1. Shubham Baunthiyal - 1st 1. Ranjana Yadav - 1st

2. Bhumika Paliwal - 2nd 2. Vijay Sagar - 2nd

3. Digvijay - 3rd 3. Harmesh - 2nd

4. Medha M.M - 3rd 4. Virender Kumar - 3rd

Workshops

Expert Lectures/Workshops are held in the institute each semester to abreast

students of the latest developments in their respective technical areas and to help

them to hone their skills. For this, expert from various areas are invited to

deliberate and interact with the students on select topics. In continuance of the

same trend, department held expert lectures on:

Stress Management

MOP (E/H) department organized a workshop on “How to Manage Stress by practicing Effective Communication Skills in the Workplace” presented by Mr. Vivek Verma, Assistant professor, IITM( GGSIPU).

“Stress Management is our body’s physical and emotional reaction to circumstances or events that frighten, irritate, confuse, endanger or excite us and place demands on the body.” Stress Management is an important skill that all need in order to improve themselves as problem solvers and to be more in control of their lives. As a good leader, everyone in the organization is different from others,

they understand things differently and do things differently, and this is why effective communication skills in the workplace are important.

Leadership And Advocacy

BPIBS conducted a workshop on Leadership and Advocacy in association with Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development. Program was inaugurated by Principal Mam with special guests Mr. Akanksha Sharma. The valedictory session was conducted in the presence Mr. Stanzin Dawa, Regional Director of Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Youth Development, Chandhigarh.

Industrial Tours/Visits

Industrial visits/Tours are arranged for the students of BPIBS to gain

Knowledge of industry-Institute Interaction. Shri SK Awasthi, I/C tours/Visits takes

keen interest in organizing students’ tour to Mother Dairy.

Visit to Mother Dairy Plant, Patparganj.

Students of MOP (E & H)/Sem-2nd

/4th

were taken for a visit to Mother Dairy

Plant, Patparganj, for a visit on 17th

August 2016. They were shown an

informative documentary movie on the

various activities of Mother Dairy.

Thereafter, they were taken for a round

inside the campus, where they were

shown machines and experiments

related to the functioning of the Dairy.

Students were also told about the

benefits of drinking milk and milk

products. At the end of the visit

students and staff were given a treat of

flavoured milk and ice creams. It was

really an enjoyable and informative visit.

Mr. S.K. Awasthi and Ms. Sushmita

Biswas were the staff members who

took the students for the visit.

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

“Cleanliness is next to Godliness", our Hon'ble PM, Shri Narender Modi emphasized upon this very apt quotation by starting a cleanliness drive after becoming Prime Minister of the country. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan or mission is the name of this nationwide cleanliness drive. Our institute campus has always been one of the cleanest, and attention has always been given to keep it clean even before Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. But there is always scope for improvement, so ever since the beginning of the mission; more attention is being given to keep the campus of the institute cleaner. Students and staff of the institute take part in the cleanliness drive on daily basis.

Amogh 2016 The word AMOGH in Sanskrit means indomitable, someone who cannot be conquered. AMOGH-2016- The Annual Techno-Cultural Skill Fest was organized by Bhai Parmanand Institute of Business Studies [BPIBS], Govt. of NCT of Delhi, Shakarpur, Delhi-11092, in its premises amid 05-06 March. During these two days of this Prodigious Fest events like Code Juggler, Web Wizardry, Singing, Dancing, Best Entrepreneur, Street Play [Nukkad Natak], Ragoli, Comedy Indg, Poetry, Fashion Show, LAN Gaming, Debate [Vaad Vivad], Just-A-Minute [JAM], IT QUIZ, Logo Making etc. were witnessed by the participants and audience.

The Mega Fest was open to all and no registration fee was charged from the students belonging to Universities, Institutions, and Colleges etc. which situated in Delhi. The Inauguarl Function of this Mega Festival – AMOGH-2016 was arranged on 05

th March 2016 at 11:30 A.M. Shri Manoj Kumar, IAS, Director

[TTE], Department of Training and Technical Education [DTTE], as the Chief Guest, has initiated the Festival and proclaimed “open” – flanked by Shri Nitin Tyagi, Member of Delhi Legislative Assembly and Chief Guest, Government of Delhi; Dr. Girish Kumar Sharma, Associate Professor and Head of Office, BPIBS. Academic Gurus, Cultural Experts, Top Notch Professionals, Business Wizards, Distinguished Technical Experts, Bureaucrats, Academic Administrators and so forth have additionally taken an interest in the Mega Festival. Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Dev, Principal, BPIBS had extended a warm welcome to everyone of the Luminaries on the dais and said thanks to them for having made their gracious presence on the event. In her heart welcoming address, she spoke about the significance of this Vibrant Festival mostly to empower the students’ from varying backgrounds to sharpen their different techno-social and cultural skills and exhibit their diverse capacities and gifts under the high spirited and vivacious umbrella of ‘AMOGH’. She bestowed her blessings on every one of the students and encouraged them to showcase their different abilities and skills through a variety of arranged events to be organi9sed for two days [i.e. 05

th and 06 March 2016]. Shri Manoj Kumar,

while initiating the Vivid Festival, has exhorted the students to take the opportunity.

Student’S corner

Stress Management

Stress is the body's reaction to a change that requires a physical, mental or emotional adjustment or response. Stress can come from any situation or thought that makes you feel frustrated, angry, nervous, or anxious. Stress is caused by an existing stress-causing factor or "stressor.” Dealing with a serious illness or caring for someone who can cause a great deal of stress.

Stress management can be defined as interventions designed to reduce the impact of stressors in the workplace. These can have an individual focus, aimed at increasing an individual’s ability to cope with stressors. The goal of Stress Management is to help you to manage the stress of everyday life.

Acute Stress

Acute Stress is the most common form of stress. It comes from demands and pressures of the recent past and anticipated demands and pressures of the near future Acute stress is the. Acute stress is thrilling and exciting in small doses, but too much is exhausting. By the same token, overdoing on short-term stress can lead to psychological distress, tension headaches, upset stomach and other symptoms.

The most common symptoms are:

Emotional distress — some combination of anger or irritability, anxiety and depression, the three stress emotions.

Muscular problems including tension headache, back pain, jaw pain and the muscular tensions that lead to pulled muscles and tendon and ligament problems.

Stomach, gut and bowel problems such as heartburn, acid stomach, flatulence, diarrhea, constipation and irritable bowel syndrome.

Transient over arousal leads to elevation in blood pressure, rapid heartbeat, sweaty palms, heart palpitations, dizziness, migraine headaches, cold hands or feet, shortness of breath and chest pain.

Chronic Stress

While acute stress can be thrilling and exciting, chronic stress is not. This is the grinding

stress that wears people away day after day, year after year. Chronic stress destroys bodies,

minds and lives. It wreaks havoc through long-term attrition. It's the stress of poverty, of

dysfunctional families, of being trapped in an unhappy marriage or in a despised job or

career. It's the stress that the never-ending "troubles" have brought to the people of Northern

Ireland; the tensions of the Middle East have brought to the Arab and Jew, and the endless

ethnic rivalries that have been brought to the people of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet

Union.

How to remove stress

Walk for 10 to 30 minutes every day while smiling.

Sit quietly for at least 10 minutes every day, in isolation if necessary.

Upon arising in the morning, one must immediately say my goal today is….

Listen to quality music every day. This is real nourishment for the soul.

Live with the 3Es- energy, enthusiasm and empathy.

Play more games than last year.

Read more books than last year.

Look at the sky at least once a day, appreciating the majesty of the world that surrounds us.

Eat more foods that come from trees and plants. Eat less manufactured food.

Eat berries and nuts. Drink green tea, plenty of water and a glass of wine each day, toast something beautiful in life and if possible in the company of a loved one.

Try to make at least three people laugh every day.

Eliminate clutter in the home, the car and the office. Let a new energy enter our life.

We should not spend our precious time immersed in rumors, things from the past, negative thoughts or things beyond our control. It is better to invest our energy in the positive present.

Life is a school and we are here to learn. Problems are lessons that come and go what we learn from them will serve us for the rest of our lives.

We should eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a beggar.

Etiquettes

Etiquette is the simple requirements needs for social behavior, and the manners you should use in any class or in any community on any event or festival. Simple etiquette is a set of accepted codes, the code of ethical behavior while you’re in your profession and having communication among the members of the profession.

Dos and Don'ts:

* Don't cell yell, People tend to speak three times louder on a cell phone than in person. Mind your volume.

* Do respect people's personal space while on the phone. A ‘safe cell distance' is considered to be 10 feet.

* Don't check your phone during meals and meetings. Instead keep phones off or on vibrate and pay attention to and engage those around you.

* Do dress appropriately for the work place. In other words, save the see-through dresses, sandals with socks, Lycra bike shorts, muscle shirts, and plunging necklines for other occasions.

* Don't "borrow" from other people's desks or (dare I even say it) lunches without permission.

* Do clean up your messes, is it in the kitchen or at the copier, don't expect others to clean up after you.

* Don't gossip. Over-sharing about your own personal life should also be avoided

Netiquette Netiquette, which is short for Internet etiquette, is the code of acceptable behaviors users should follow while on the Internet; it is the conduct expected of individuals while online. Netiquette includes rules for all aspects of the Internet, including the World Wide Web, e-mail, instant messaging, chat rooms, FTP, and newsgroups and message boards.

Rules of Netiquettes

Identify yourself:

Begin messages with a salutation and end them with your name.

Use a signature (a footer with your identifying information) at the end of a message

Include a subject line. Give a descriptive phrase in the subject line of the message header that tells the topic of the message (not just "Hi, there!").

Avoid sarcasm. People who don't know you may misinterpret its meaning.

Respect others' privacy. Do not quote or forward personal email without the original author's permission.

Acknowledge and return messages promptly.

Copy with caution. Don't copy everyone you know on each message.

Be concise. Keep messages concise—about one screen, as a rule of thumb.

Use appropriate language:

Avoid coarse, rough, or rude language.

Observe good grammar and spelling.

Use appropriate emoticons (emotion icons) to help convey meaning. Use "smileys" or punctuation such as :-) to convey emotions.

(Source: Compiled from website {Differencebetweens.com, reuters.com, education.com})

Entrepreneur

An Entrepreneur is someone who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise. An entrepreneur is an agent of change. Also, entrepreneurs are individuals who recognize opportunities where others see chaos or confusion. Entrepreneurship is the act and art of being an entrepreneur or one who undertakes innovations or introducing new things. These new things

can be any of the start-ups. The most obvious form of entrepreneurship is of starting new business. Entrepreneurship is the process of discovering new ways of combining resources.

Habits That Prove You Were Born to Be an Entrepreneur You can’t sit still. You’re always itching to come up with something, and do something

great.

You’re always coming up with ideas. Good or bad, the flow of ideas never stops.

You get excited when you see a successful business in action. Whether it’s a local bar or a supermarket franchise, you can’t help but smile when you see a good business.

You love to learn new things. How tos and tutorials are what you’re all about..

You dream of wealth. Money isn’t everything, but you can’t help but have it on your mind.

You don’t give up easily. You face tough challenges but keep going.

You’re disciplined in your habits. You have set routines that don’t get broken easily.

You aren’t afraid of hard work. You give everything in your life 100 percent.

You have a high threshold for risk. You don’t take blind risks, but you don’t stay complacent either.

You bounce back from failure. You’ve experienced crushing failure, but it’s never stopped you from coming back.

You set goals for yourself. Big or small, goals fill your life.

You help people whenever you can. You’re interested in the greater good.

You find challenges in everything you do. You seek out opportunities to challenge yourself.

You find ways to inspire people. You’re inspired by inspiration.

You’re proud of yourself.

You help your friends solve their problems. You’re great at problem analysis..

You set deadlines for yourself. No excuses.

You get involved with things. If you see a car on the side of the road, you get out and ask if you can help.

You cut out things in your life that don’t work for you. If it’s inefficient or bothersome, it’s gone.

You negotiate whatever you can. Flea markets and salaries are just the beginning.

You see the potential in people. You don’t see people for who they are. You see them for who they could be.

You follow up with people when you want something. You don’t let opportunities go.

You avoid things that waste your time. You’re immune to mobile games and idle social-media time.

You make rational decisions, not emotional ones. For the most part, you trust your logic over your emotions.

You frequently start new passion projects. Every week, a new idea is transformed into a hobby.

You constantly upgrade your house (or car or anything). There’s always something to tinker with, replace or improve.

You’re crazy about new technology. You’re addicted to learning how new technologies can improve your life.

You read the news every day. It’s an ingrained habit.

You listen to others’ advice. You make your own decisions, but listen to others’ opinions too.

You never write off your dreams. You take your aspirations seriously. They’re a part of you.

(Source: Compiled from website {entrepreneur.com})

Tips for a happy life!!! Every morning we are born again, what we do today is what matters most.

Life is all about making choices. Always do your best to make the right ones, and always

do your best to learn from the wrong ones.

Happiness comes when we stop complaining about the troubles we have and offer thanks

for all the troubles we don’t have.

The eyes are useless when the mind is blind.

Admitting your weakness doesn’t diminish yours strengths. It shows your courage.

Difficult doesn’t mean impossible. It simply means that you have to work hard.

Good things come to those who believe, better things come to those who are patient and

the best things come to those who don’t give up.

It’s our road and ours alone. Others may walk it with us but no one can walk it for us.

Allow yourself to rest. Your soul speaks to you in the quiet moments in between your

thoughts.

Be bold enough to use your voice, brave enough to listen to your heart and strong enough

to live the life you have imagined.

Life is too short. Complaints are a waste of perfect happiness. Laugh when you can,

apologize when you should and let go of what you cannot change.

(Source: Google, The Quotes.net)

Thank You Mom and Dad

When life had become a load on me, When problems for long, surrounded me, When solutions to them could not be seen, Dear Mom and Dad, you stood by me, When laughter seemed to have left my way, When I found it difficult to be happy and gay, When I had words but didn’t know what to say, Dear Mom and Dad, on me you bestowed you divine ray, When the whole world turned hostile and wild, When hope had become bleak and mild, When difficulties seemed to have piled, Dear Mom and Dad, you lifted me as a child, You had loved me and cared for me too, You gave me shelter of your abode that is blue, You made recipient kindness that is showered on few, So, Dear Mom and Dad, I wish to say- Thank you

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FACULTY CORNER

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRMMES (FDP) ORGANISED BY BPIBS FROM APRIL 2015 TO MARCH 2016:

In order to develop quality oriented education, BPIBS has provided enough

opportunities to its Faculty Members to sharpen their skills and capabilities by

participating in different Training Programmes, Seminars, Workshops, and

Conference etc. List of Faculty development programmes were held in the

institute are:

STC conducted at BPIBS & faculties attended in other institutes from 2015 to till date

S.NO NAME OF PROGRAM NAME OF FACULTIES SPONSORED/

ORGANIZING DEPT. DATE WITH DURATION

1 SCI Lab Programming

1. Dr.(Mrs.) Amita Dev, Principal 2. Dr. Girish Kumar Sharma 3. Sh. Ashok Kumar 4. Ms. Sushmita Biswas 5. Sh. P P Chitre 6. Sh. Shrikant Patel 7. Ms. Harvinder Kaur 8. Sh. Kaushal Mehta 9. Sh. SK Awasthi 10. Sh. Deepak Sharma 11. Sh. S P Ajith Kumar 12. Sh. S Thiyagarajan 13. Sh. K Dinesh Kumar 14. Sh. Naveen Kumar

NITTTR Chandigarh, conduted at BPIBS,

Delhi

27-04-2015 to 08-05-

2015

2 People Management

and Team Building Ms. Sushmita Biswas NITTTR, Bhopal

04-01-2016 to 08-01-

2016

3 Joomla and Drupal

1. Dr.(Mrs.) Amita Dev, Principal 2. Dr. Girish Kumar Sharma 3. Sh. Shrikant Patel 4. Sh. SK Awasthi 5. Sh. S P Ajith Kumar 6. Sh. S Thiyagarajan 7. Sh. K Dinesh Kumar 8. Sh. Naveen Kumar

NITTTR, Chandigarh,

conducted at Ambedkar

Polytechnic, Delhi

25-01-2016 to 29-01-

2016

4 Managerial Skills for Technical Teachers

& Administrators Ms. Sushmita Biswas NITTTR, Bhopal

30-05-2016 to 10-06-

2016

5 LINUX Administration

using CentOS

1. Dr.(Mrs.) Amita Dev, Principal 2. GTVLN Charyulu 3. Sh. Shrikant Patel 4. Sh.Ashok Kumar 5. Sh. S P Ajith Kumar 6. Sh. P P Chitre 7. Sh. K Dinesh Kumar 8. Sh. Naveen Kumar

NITTTR, Chandigarh,

conducted at Ambedkar

Polytechnic, Delhi

18-07-2016 to 22-07-

2016