Amresh Mishra did not want to leave college with a degree. Thus, he decided to go beyond its curriculum and sharing his knowledge with the private sector.

Six years later, his initiative took the form of a movement that promises to highlight several lives with the light of education.

Amresh, a graduate leading Indian School of Mines (ISM), has launched education slumdwellers living near her youth hostel in 1999. Slowly, other students began to demonstrate the value of his work.

Today, the movement has a huge step forward with the opening of a primary school in the village behind Lahbani Emerald Youth Hostel.

Kartavya appointed meeting, the school consists of three classrooms and a thickness of 120 students These children live in slums and local authorities in Dhaiya Weiler.

The man who started everything, Amresh, is currently undergoing training at the National Police Academy, Hyderabad.

Radha Raman Mishra, a third year student of Petroleum Engineering, said:? Our senior citizens to give lessons in the temple nearby. With more children in studies show the interest they have started teaching outdoor want.? Amresh had also studied petroleum engineering.

Children in the slums around our hostels serve until the end in chaos or dishes in small restaurants. Some of them even addiction. Seeing all this, we decided to take up the challenge. Given that most of them belong to groups for which there is no reservation, all it takes is a small hump? Mishra said the Telegraph. ”

Mishra said funds for the education program of the ISM students? Donations. ? We offer the children with textbooks and exercise copies. Fifty of us to take classes in the evening. Students in the context of classes must be Kartavya once a week. We rented three buildings at a monthly rent of Rs 500? , Did he explained.

? It is not difficult, parents, since most of them work in our chaos or hostels. Our goal is to enable children and their layer of work later, traditional schools. We will do that if we are convinced that children will not end? Mishra added

Management Development Institute (MDI) Gurgaon moves the focus of its training programme Management Development Programs Junior / Mid-Level Management Advanced Management Program (amps).

With the shift of priorities of the Institute aims to more benefits from the industry and their interaction Faculty knowledgeable about the industry needs. The programs are aimed at senior managers.

The Continuing Education program MDI-contribute Rs7 crore of its revenues in 2003 - 2004. MDI is on a turnover of Rs10 crore by the program during the period 2004-2005. The Institute for AMPS Indian Oil, National Thermal Power Corporation, BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS and Steel Authority of India. AMPS focus on functional and multi-functional strategic issues, those responsible must face the setting up successful organizations and globalized. The programmes cover areas such as strategy and Customer Relationship Management.