Thematic induction

Updated on: Wednesday, September 09, 2009

New Delhi: The Indira Institute of Management conducted a thematic induction' recently with the theme Emerging India'.

Speaking on the occasion, guest of honour MP Supriya Sule stressed that health care and education were the two most important concerns for her. She also dwelled on power, water, food security, agriculture and youth policy.

Former UGC chairman Arun Nigvekar, and vice-president (HR), Oracle financial services, Ramakrishnan Ganesh delivered lectures on the topic. Tarita Mehendale (chairperson of the Indira Group), Chetan Wakalkar (group director), Prachee Javadekar (director, Indira Institute of Management) and Pandit Mali (deputy director, Indira Institute of Management) were also present on the occasion.

The induction started with orientation of students towards Indira culture and making them familiar with the Indira environment. Research projects related to public issues were allotted to students. This year the students will study various public systems and departments', including the BSNL, MSEB, water, transport, public gardens, roads, etc, and present papers with findings and suggestions.
 

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