Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow today announced its fourth six months General Management Programme for Defence officers. This 24 weeks General Management Programme is the fourth in a series of such programmes being organized for Defence officers, and the first at NOIDA campus. The programme is open to both short service commission officers and others. The programme was inaugurated today at the NOIDA campus by the Major General, SG Chatterji, VSM, Director General, Resettlement.

The response to the first three programmes conducted by IIML was a huge success with all 49 officers of the first programme and 60 of the second getting good job offers. The third batch, which is undergoing placements right now, is also witnessing a slew of great offers. This year after applying the selection criteria 59 Defence Officers from all three branches of the Armed forces have been selected for the programme. Out of the 59 Officers, 7 candidates are Lady Officers.

“Management education to defence personnel contributes to providing defence officers a second career choice after retirement. But the larger role in the national interest is to prepare a disciplined and responsible citizen to play important roles in today’s competitive business scenario” say Prof. NK Gupta & Prof. SC Bansal, Program Directors.

The Indian Armed Forces carefully selects Officers and continuously trains them in the art, science and craft of WINNING. Every year, hundreds of these Officers retire, with rich experience in learning, critical reasoning, objective decision making, creative thinking, leading and motivating people, running organisations and managing projects. The aim of the programme is to capitalize on these skills of the officers and optimize them to suit the corporate world’s requirements.

As in the past, the fourth programme is also expected to generate an enthusiastic response from the corporate world and given the intense nature of the programme it is sure to equip the participants with the necessary skill set so very essential to conquer the corporate world.

The objective of the GMP is to provide the participants with a basic understanding of the managerial systems and processes. The programme has been designed to provide the defence officers with basic functional inputs in subjects such as accounting and finance, decision sciences, organizational behavior, human resources management, communication skills, marketing, strategy, information technology and business environment.

The idea is to familiarize the officers with the requisite analytical tools and techniques; and develop a holistic perspective and global mindset to understand issues of an enterprise.

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He studied painting at the JJ School of Art in Mumbai and has since in many important national and international art exhibitions. Jamia had honoured two famous artists - Paramjeet Singh and Ramachandran Nair - emeritiert teachers. Both have taught at the Department of Fine Arts in the past.

During his recent visit to India, Russian Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov decorated II Rector of the Jawaharlal Nehru University of the Pushkin Medal for promoting the Russian language and culture. For Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2007, the Pushkin Medal was awarded to five other fires in a small ceremony in which Mr. Zubkov Maurya Sheraton in the capital in recent weeks.

Professor Kumar teaches at the Russian Center for Russian studies at JNU’s School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies.

Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, has announced its third general programme management officers of the defence. The six months is open for the short program and the Service Commission and other officers. The program was established earlier this week by the Director General (Resettlement), Major General of the Indian army SG Chatterji. The course is to equip officers defence with a basic understanding of management systems and processes. Among the 65 officials referred to th e, of course, lady, nine officers.

“The idea is to develop a holistic and comprehensive reflection in order to understand the societal issues,” said Professor programme coordinator Sushil Kumar.

Pearl School of Business, Gurgaon, in the strategic partnership with Nottingham Trent University (NTU), United Kingdom, has three years for the program BBA undergraduates.

Under the program was approved by the Faculty of Pearl School of Business, in collaboration with NTU Nottingham Business School and Babson College, USA

The course seeks to provide their students with the knowledge economy, their role and tasks, understanding of entrepreneurship and the actual capacity of performance in a real business, ” said the release is possible.

The Department of Zoology at the Aligarh Muslim University felicitated its Alumnus and the Indian chief of the first expedition to Antarctica, SZ Qasim, and Vice-Chancellor PK Abdul Azis last week.

While the teacher was a gift Qasim with the Lifetime Achievement Award from the 95 Indian Science Congress in January this Visakhapatnam, Prof. Azis recently won a gold medal for excellence in environmental sciences of Rajiv Gandhi in Contempor Chair Studies are in Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kerala,

Delhi University’s Grand old Hindu College celebrated its 109 Founder’s Day last Friday. Professor MGK Menon, president of the Indian Institute of Statistics, was the guest conductor. Many students were awarded prizes deserve. Imtiaz Ali, the director of Bollywood film-Hit “We met Jab”, is a graduate of the university, also attended the function.

In a country constantly looking for reliable and economical communications media, the GOI VSAT in the industry with great hope is finally a little early. P R Srikanth reports –

The government has adopted the decision to amend the license from a model to a fixed fee revenue sharing model requires an emergency response to the stimulation of industry

VSAT providers are no longer positioning VSAT connections only as a carrier, but they are now to the development of new and innovative value-added applications

Joyjit Chatterji, VSATs said, most reliable and cost effective solutions to connect to the central money ATMs ATM

Regarding the potential market, India is one of the largest markets for service VSAT. Immense geographical distribution, telecommunications low density, and a strong demand for the reliable communications infrastructure (due to lack of communication infrastructure inherited from the authorities of the state enterprises), culminated in a VSATs are a normal choice of India.

VSATs for the first time in India in the mid-1980’s, within the circle of the Central and state capitals were in the context of the use of NICNET New Delhi, India’s first network using VSATs. Real growth was in the year 1995, when the industry was opened to private players. But a number of roadblocks have resulted in the area of combating recipe, and it is only now that things are on the rise once again for VSAT Player.

Political changes
Some of the recent political changes has been extremely beneficial to the industry. The government has adopted the decision to amend the license from a model to a fixed fee revenue sharing model in view of the urgent need of inspiration for the industry. Past for each VSAT installed, services providers had to pay a fixed fee of 50000, but with the case of the new policy, service to the consumer, only 10 per cent of their revenue from fees .

In addition, the government has adopted the decision to allow the use of the Ku-band satellites inspired from abroad has grown continuously. The government has also the abolition of 64 kilobits per second of bandwidth and accessibility, it amounts to 512 kilobits per second. These positive developments came as a breath of fresh air for the beleaguered industry, which responded with a growth rate of 25 per cent in 2001-02.

Is IV, Rajesh, General Manager of HCL Comnet, “The transitional government of the licence raj revenue sharing has been a great blessing for the VSAT industry. Previously, manufacturers of the disaster during the year before, which represents an increase of less than a Percent.