An extension conference was organized by post-graduate, Department of Commerce Arya College on the “value of emotional intelligence in the development of effective leadership style” here and now.

“In this dynamic world, an effective leader, it is necessary to mold, even under the circumstances,” said Dr. Meenakshi Malhotra, a professor at the University Business School, Panjab University.

Kamini professor Ms. Behl Malhotra established at the Faculty and students. Main S.M. Sharma and Professor HR Saini, Head, Post Graduate Department of Commerce, welcomed.

Dr. Malhotra gave valuable suggestions for the effective conduct of monitoring and self-mechanism. She said, in this competition on the world market, there was a need for the search for a person to be effective and adaptable to changing circumstances.

She presented the role of value on the development of emotional intelligence in everyday life, with the technical skills and iq.

She explained that the faculty and students of different management styles such as coercive measures, affiliative, democratic and coaching.

An effective system of leader was a combined all these styles in the right proportions conduct different circumstances.

Emphasis was also on the components of emotional intelligence that is to say, the experience itself, self-management, social awareness and social skills. Besides specialization in a specific area, they should be aware of view of others and their problems.

Clin of the question, she said the need of the hour was to integrate intelligence techniques alongwith driving trains.

All students of Mr. Com actively participated and enjoyed their lessons thought-provoking.

Wife of M. Wadhwa Sheffy Com II has a special vote of thanks to Mr. Malhotra for the provision of these valuable exposure to students.

Given that the coal industry over 40 years, Sudhir Kumar Verma not to think that some people feel about disinvestment of charcoal.

Highest is the veteran of the fashion industry that? A more effective system? should be rolled for the sick, too.

Verma, a record of the operator Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad, began his career in the coal sector with a private company mining.

After two years, he entered public sector companies, National Coal Development Corporation (NCDC), thereafter Coal India Limited (CIL) after the nationalization of coal.

The excellent work sincerity and integrity, Verma capita rose to two companies producing coal? Central Coal Fields Limited (CCL) and Eastern Coal Fields Limited (ECL)? with the exception of the responsibility of the Central Mine Planning and Design Institute Ltd. (CMPDIL), a subsidiary of CIL.

PANAJI: Goa’s unbridled tourism has a negative effect on the state of the environment and society, says a study sponsored by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII).

The study of the Goa Institute of Management, said the large growth in tourism led to increasing pressure on society and the environment “.

“The preservation of national heritage and reducing damage to the environment are crucial issues are cause for concern. There is a need to ensure the viability of the state,” it read in the study of 116 pages.

Analyses Goa research in the fields of agriculture, mining, growth in the pharmaceutical sector, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and the controversial plans for the promotion of special economic zones (SEZs).

He noted that the economy is Goa “confronted” by a solid waste management and the problems that it is urgent need for efficient access transport system.

“Enough effort has been made to ensure the proper management of waste.

Again, the absence of an effective system of public transport, the growth of motorbikes and cars essential. This has worsened the pollution. “It also emphasizes the migration of labour from non-specialized neighbouring countries on the basis of non-availability of workers” in Goa.

Other topics also stresses settle disputes concerning the use of land between small businesses and large companies, the dependence on other countries for agricultural products consumed in Goa, is not assured of power and the necessity for improving the quality and quantity of water supply.

Research indicates that the “strong positive co-relationship” does not seem to exist between tourism and employment for the growth of the local population, particularly in the hospitality industry. He cited a study, said that 80% Employees at hotels are not residents of Goa.

“This can be attributed in part because of high wages, which in Goa in comparison with other underdeveloped countries, and therefore the leaders prefer to hire workers from other countries,” says the study.

He noted that the private means of transport in Goa is very expensive and the lack of public transport and taxis operators were in the monopoly of power “.

“The growth in tourism could also have negative effects on the poor and oppressed, especially during the high season, when prices to the rule above. A proper analysis should be done,” says the study.

It represents for the tourism sector to a “campaign of compost and commissioners, increases rates in the hotel and transportation costs. There is also a lack of a regulatory review of the increase in price.

“The big differences in prices during the high season and low season for the various services, and between the private sector and the public authority should be studied.’s Economy can not afford to let the tourists are victims by the private sector.