The sixth meeting of the Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode (IIM-K) was held on the campus of Kunnamangalam, near here, today.

Thus, more than 59 students in the sixth game of the IIM-K, the Post Graduate Diploma in Management from IIM-K-president, AC Muthiah. The gold medal for best academic performance Sunil Kumar Sinha received the medal and the best-Allround performance Rohit Banerjee and invited the editor and publisher of Business Standard, TN Ninan.

The problem with the collection, Dr Muthiah said that e-learning is a way forward. He said that the Institute will continue to explore the field of e-learning, in which it has done a pioneering effort. It would be

Venture also in research projects. He reminded students that a mission to fulfill, even when it comes to unpleasant situations.

Mr. Ninan said that although the country was struggling to reach 8 percent annual GDP growth in the immediate future, a sustainable growth rate of around 6.5 to 7% was possible.

“It could be better, of course, but this is not sufficient for the economy in the next 10 or 15 years. … The growth in history, after what is probably even better,” he said.

Mr. Ninan invited students increasingly aspire to excellence in the world. “They must have a goal that is bigger than yourself, so successfully, it just performance,”he said.

He asked to be honest in implementing their business processes.

“Today, given that the company is clean, I think it is possible, being totally own operations,” he said.

Mr. Ninan said that low inflation, good monsoon, the revitalization of agriculture, strong export growth and strong demand, not to speak of a lively market share and a pile of dollars to the Reserve Bank of India’s cases, there was every reason to believe that this would be the best for India for years 1996-97.

In the last quarter century, India was among the 10 fastest growing economies in the world, on average, more than 5.5 percent of GDP growth per annum.

The India share in world trade and had begun to develop the country trade deficit in the trade surplus, he said.

“For half a century, we have been heavily debt vis-à-vis the rest of the world, but our foreign currency reserves now our debt, the most effective way of debt makes us free, and this objective was reached in just three years, “he said.

According to Mr. Ninan, processing takes place in the country at a slow pace.

“Only one percent of the population on the threshold of poverty and literacy each year to improve the percentage of an amount of only one point after CEN each year.

So is it another decade for the country which, since classified by the World Bank among low-income countries, in a middle-income countries.

China has already achieved this status, “he said.

Krishna Kumar, director of IIM-K, said that efforts were on the link with the management of international institutions and exchanges with students at these institutions.

Pupils and students graduated from 2002-04, took their internships today.

The Institute took 13 bags of research projects, including 6 projects have been commissioned by the Department of Human Resources Development.

The IIM-K has also been undertaken on the Web research, he added.

Ann Gardner Luce and Jonathan Auerbach were married yesterday at the Sky Club in New York by Robert Don Johnson, the senior leader of the New York Society for Ethical Culture. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Luce of Westport, Conn. .. Mr. Auerbach is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of Auerbach

Ann Gardner Luce and Jonathan Auerbach were married yesterday at the Sky Club in New York by Robert Don Johnson, the senior leader of the New York Society for Ethical Culture. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Luce of Westport, Conn. .. Mr. Auerbach is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Auerbach of Boston.

The bride, who will retain her name, is a graduate of the Brearley School and Williams College. She attended the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University. She works in the objects conservation department of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Her father, a former publisher of The New Republic, is editor and publisher of the newsletter Bureau Norwalk, Conn. .., Concern that puts out the monthly publications Investing in Real Estate and Home Owner’s Advisory Letter. Her mother, Iris F. Luce, direct and regional theatre teaches English as a second language at Norwalk Community College.

Mr. Auerbach, a graduate of Yale University, is the chairman of Valentino Crescent International, a securities trading concern in New York. His previous marriage ended in divorce. His father is a professor emeritus of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration and counsel to the law firm of Sullivan & Worcester in Boston. His mother, Judith Auerbach, is the reference librarian at the Frances Loeb Library of the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge.