Kolkata, April 2 (PTI) The Indian Institute of Management - Calcutta has decided to migrate its session fees for post-graduate programmes RS RS 1.5 lakh to 1.75 lakh.

The move was ushers in a common system of charging for all IIM’s order in the country, sources at the Institute said.

The decision of the Board of IIM, Calcutta, at a meeting yesterday could have been implemented by the next session, the sources said.

Pending Indore IIM has already migrated its mail costs grapduate programme RS RS 1.5 lakh to 1.25 lakh during IIM, Ahmedabad, was probably a decision about the case today.

To a query that said sources IIM, Calcutta “has no immediate plans to roam in overseas”.

Kolkata, Mar 8 (PTI) The Ordnance Factory Board is focussing on cost reduction and energy conservation to be competitive in manufacturing ammunition for the Indian armed forces and police.

“We are focussing on energy conservation and cost reduction to be competitive. We have significantly cut material costs through energy conservation,” OFB chairman P K Misra said here today.

Speaking at a seminar on energy efficiency organised by the Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management (IISWBM), he said OFB faced some challenge when ammunition was cheaply available in the global market after the collapse of the erstwhile USSR.

“This posed a challenge for us, but also gave an opportunity to enhance efficiency. We took measures to cut down our costs through measures like energy conservation, which reduced our water consumption significantly,” he said.

Efch Niehe, the Ambassador of the Netherlands, who visited the IISWBM, stressed on the need for energy conservation saying it was of immense importance for his country, where half of the land area lay below sea level.

He also called for enhanced use of renewable energy to meet energy demands.

IISWBM director Prof. A K Dutta said the institute, which is also the first India chapter of the international Association of Energy Engineers, has bagged the best community service and best student chapter awards last year.

Kolkata, February 9 (PTI) The Dean of Westminster Abbey, United Kingdom, Dr. Wesley Carr Wednesday paid tribute to Mother Teresa in the house of the mother in this eastern Indian metropolis and interaction with children orphans the Children’s Home, through the Missionaries of Charity.

The dean, on a four-day Tour in the city, was accompanied by his wife Natalie Carriles during his visit to a half-hour at home mother, the headquarters of the World MoC.

He later with the children at the Children’s Home “and also visited the Victoria Memorial.

“The Dean of Westminster and his wife had a brief interaction with children. He wanted to see the children and was happy to mix with them, “said MoC sources.

The dean of the arrival here Wednesday morning, even with the management of students at the Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management before the visit of a function in the St. Lawrence River Community School for Unterprivilegierten.

The school, through the Young Men’s Welfare Society, was supported by the Dean of Westminster, United Kingdom, donated 5000 pounds per year.

The Dean, who was appointed by the British monarch and the direction of a church, outside the jurisdiction of a bishop or archbishop, felt there was the distinctive character of changes in human behaviour and society to ‘era of globalization.

“Everything changes over time, but it should ethics in development,” he said.

Mr. Carr visit Kulpi block of South 24 Parganas YMWS Thursday to visit schools in rural areas.

Kolkata, June 26 Asia Pulse - East India is the oldest Business School, the Indian Institute of Social Work and Business Management (IISWBM) is on the path of one of the first in the country for accreditation the celebrated throughout the world Foundation for International Business Administration (FIBAA).

“The FIBAA accreditation will help our Institute, in collaboration with foreign universities and obtain certification of their own courses and registered abroad, director IISWBM AK Dutta said.

A member of Three-FIBAA delegation is currently on a two-day visit in the IISWBM for evaluation.

FIBAA delegation member said Daisuke Motoki of the assessment is made on the basis of 120 criteria, curriculum, quality teachers and administrative assistance.

In response to a question of what their first impressions, Dario Schuller, another member of the delegation, said: “We were very impressed by the spirit of students and teachers.

Dutta said IISWBM starts a part-time studies MBA International Management Consulting (IMC-MBA) from January next year, especially for scientists, financiers and other professionals who need a degree in management.

In collaboration with Germany, based on Ludwingshafen Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften, the course consists of four semesters - two in Kolkata and two in Germany.

“Work permits for students during their stay in Germany, enabling them to surrender themselves and in part of booking fees. If a job to do after Germany, which, of course, they are long-term visas, “Dutta said.

Calcutta, June 23 (PTI)-India is the oldest Business School, the Indian Institute of Social Work and Business Management (IISWBM) is on the path of one of the first in the country for the accreditation of celebrated throughout the world Foundation for International Business Administration (FIBAA).

“The FIBAA accreditation will help our Institute, in collaboration with foreign universities and obtain certification of their own courses and registered abroad, director IISWBM AK Dutta said.

A member of Three-FIBAA delegation is currently on a two-day visit in the IISWBM for evaluation.

FIBAA delegation member said Daisuke Motoki of the assessment is made on the basis of 120 criteria, curriculum, quality teachers and administrative assistance.

In response to a question of what their first impressions, Dario Schuller, another member of the delegation, said: “We were very impressed by the spirit of students and teachers. Dutta said IISWBM starts a part-time studies MBA International Management Consulting (IMC-MBA) from January next year, especially for scientists, financiers and other professionals who need a degree in management.

In collaboration with Germany, based on Ludwingshafen Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften, the course consists of four semesters - two in Kolkata and two in Germany.

“Work permits for students during their stay in Germany, enabling them to surrender themselves and in part of booking fees. If a job to do after Germany, which, of course, they are long-term visas, “Dutta said.

Kolkata, December 1 (PTI) Coal India Limited (CIL) is closely linked to Metaljunction.Com CSTM and e-marketing of charcoal on their portals.

CIL Director (Marketing) K Ranganath said today CSTM Metaljunction.Com and have been selected as a provider of e-marketing.

Coal company would be able to announce the quality, quantity and price on the portals to decide, he said and added that consumers are able to put their offers on the floor price set by them.

Ranganath, said the consumer would, in one of two portals, after which they would have a password. The Indian Institute of Management Calcutta has been selected as a process Validators for e-marketing.

The official said the CIL The objective east of Highway 10 per cent of the total production in e-marketing, coal available for nuclear activities non-customers in a transparent manner.

CIL said Ranganath plans Route 20 million tons of coal by E-Marketing-mode during the exercise.

This year, CIL plans to manufacture 343 million tonnes of carbon compared to 323 million tonnes in the last year.

Out of total production of CIL, 90 percent is reserved for key sectors like energy, cement, iron ore and fertilizer sales and prices in the agency notified the announcement by the government. Ranganath said realization of e-marketing was better than the Route Sales normal.

Access Community of coal was the best time high, and there were shortages of supplies, he said.

The PSU plans deserve a net profit of Rs 6500 crore for a turnover of Rs 36000 crore during the fiscal year 2005-06. Last year, CIL, the turnover was Rs 31,000 crore.

About Coal Videsh, Ranganath said, it is proposed to hover an affiliate of CIL, and added that the company in the process of being implemented.

Coal Videsh would order, after the acquisition of blocks overseas and imports. Ranganath, said coal Videsh require greater flexibility and freedom, so they could focus on international standards in all respects.

He said the girl was estimated that in the next budget.

The power of taxation, he said it was about Rs 2700 crore, including disputed.

MUMBAI: Around 2.3 lakh MBA aspirants will appear for the Common Admission Test (CAT) conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) in 23 cities across the country on Sunday, but around 7,000 other applicants will be left out of the race as their forms have been rejected.

Applicants last year, who filled in their forms incorrectly or forgot to attach important documents, were given a three-day period to reach one of the six IIMS and rectify their errors. But this time candidates are being only informed (through the CAT website) if their applications have been accepted or rejected. There is no opportunity to correct the forms.

“Though candidates were allowed to come to the IIMs and correct their forms last year, we found the system inequitable; students from the six cities (Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, Indore, Lucknow and Kozhikode) that had an IIM found it easier to rush to the institute and correct their forms while those from other cities and towns had to incur a lot of expenditure to travel to the IIMs. So we have discontinued the system,” IIM-Calcutta admissions chairman Ashish Bhattacharya said.

Some students, however, feel that they rather incur costs on travelling to the IIMs to correct their applications than lose a year of studies or the chance to study at an IIM or one of the 111 other institutions that accept CAT scores.

“My form was rejected because the copy of the bank slip that had to be enclosed with the application was not in my name. When I went to Axis Bank to buy the CAT form they said it wasn’t available. So I bought the form from a friend; that’s why the bank slip was not in my name. When I didn’t receive my admit card, I e-mailed IIM Ahmedabad but they didn’t give me any information about the rejection. Finally, I got to know from their website that my form had been rejected. Is it my mistake that the bank counter hadn’t stocked enough forms?” fumed an applicant.

Goa Institute of Management director and former faculty of IIM-Calcutta Ranjan Ghosh said, “There is little chance of making a mistake if the students are careful while submitting their forms. But, at the same time, those who make such errors should to be given a chance to rectify them.”

“It’s unfair that the students have not been given an opportunity to correct their mistakes,” said Jiban Mukhopadhyay, faculty member at S P Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai.

Mumbai: The Grand Masters AND Citi Championship countdown has begun. With only a few days to stay on December 9 deadline, all entries of the Higher Institute notch across the country were in Giessen, since the announcement on 20 November.

More than 120 institutes in Kolkata, Banaglore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Delhi and Mumbai are competing for a place in grand finale hosted by Derek O Brien in Mumbai. Sesha Iyer, director of SP Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai, said: “It is great that the major companies worldwide to come forward and a contribution to the construction of driving licences world-class, not Only for executives. ”

IIM-A Professor PK Sinha said: “I think that is an interesting event and I think it would be much enthusiasm among students.” Rohit Jain SP modes Position of Representatives, said: “We are very pleased that the bad economic times, is organising such a game, because it gives us a common platform to interact with the B-schools in the country.

The championship consists of three towers. All schools and universities participating in the case study online, competition, the last day of the filing deadline is December 9. The content and methodology of the whole competition was powered by ICRA, evaluating all entries. Five teams are selected by area and the zonal round will take place in 5 areas namely Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Ahmedabad and Calcutta.

The winning team will receive goodies, Philips, Acer and the police. The Institute, which puts the winning team, is also a trophy. NDTV profit is a partner of television online is Indiatimes.com partners and prices are sponsored by Acer, Philips and the police.

MUMBAI, Dec. 17. ESC mission is to bear witness to what governments can do to further bilateral exchanges - with a lot of goodwill and a small. Founded in 1992 by the Australian government, the Australia-India Council (AIC), the focus is on improving trade opportunities for Australia through education, health, exchange ‘ideas and the transfer of science and technology.

According to the president, Mr. Michael Abbott, as part of an “art” of exchanges, the authors Australian Peter Carey, Booker Prize in 1998, the winners, and Kim Scott, participates in Delhi, Kolkata and book fairs in January-February the promotion of Australian literature. Discussions are also available on the development of Australian literature at the University of Mumbai curriculum.

With a limited budget of 7.50000 Australian dollar a year, there is little that can be expected. But the idea, the Council is not quite easy to stamping funds for the various causes, but rather encourage Australian and Indian scientists, academics, journalists and experts from all sectors of Living in the exchange of notes and work together for the greater good of society. The priority is placed on the exchange of information and assistance Institute modern. For example, a programme of quality systems were in the city of Bombay blood bank of the Red Cross. He has been given and uses the equipment of good practice. Australian also supervise the work of experts within the organization.

Mr. Abbott said that the Council, in search of funds for projects that maximize India’s socially responsible exhibition in Australia, in every respect, and stressed that the success of Australia in the areas of technology, health, ” education and the economy. As Mr. Abbott said, “The Australian economy has been hit hard by the merger of Asia in the 1990’s, the lowering of tariffs and the massive restructuring of the Australian economy … But we are not only a nation of ‘farmers and producers. We want to change the spirit of domination of India in the affairs of finding partners of know-how as well as equipment and companies from the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. “It was necessary, he said, to the promotion of Australian culture and economic capabilities. While there was no immediate financial return, Mr. Abbott said there was a strong sense of volunteerism, as Australians.

He spoke by the Australian Government with Ranbaxy joint campaign on AIDS, which involved the training of experts and doctors on the cocktail of important drugs, patients alive and ensure that more resistant strains the virus do not develop. He said: “Australian know-make a difference, especially in the humanitarian aspect.” He added that Australia was a leader in AIDS research, and Professor Suzanne Crowe, a medical researcher at Monash University and Macfarlane Burnet Centre for Medical Research, and is known for his work in research on the AIDS, visiting India for discussions with experts and doctors, in January 2003.

He also said that the bomb attack in Bali on October 12, Australia has been closer to India with regard to security issues, and might even here know-how. The Council held a disaster management programme in Orissa and Gujarat, and was at its very cultural development. Indeed, Bhuj, the World Bank, a credit of $ 443 million emergency aid for earthquakes and the restoration and repair of buildings. There was also a renewal plan for the new wing of the Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai.

Australian expertise is easy for some villages in Tamil Nadu, drinking water by a replica cheap and easy to water. The University of Adelaide has been created and Tamil Nadu is a simple apparatus University, controls, the sodium content in the soil. Sol contains enough sodium exchangeable sodium and can lead to what crops to fail.

At the same time, Carol Douglas, the project will contribute to several villages in the region of Kachchh canvas, to the experience of the earthquake. These are issued in Australia.

The Council also is characterized by the Fund during the Indians Narayanan speech in Canberra every year - among them, the former governor of RBI, Dr C. Rangarajan. Lord Meghnad Desai expected that the year 2003 a conference.

Kolkata, April 5 - The enormous challenge of corporate governance in a very different context of the company, in which cases of fraud companies to expand, can best be achieved by a “triple bottom line”, said Dr Madhav Mehra, President Based in London, the World Council of Corporate Governance (WCFCG).

Speaking to Business Line, during the period up to the fifth two-day international seminar on “Corporate Governance” with the theme of corporate governance in an Unequal World “next month in London organized by WCFCG, Mr. Mehra said that the three priorities Corporate home for all human beings, the planet (meaning that the Earth) and profits “, in that order.

It also prefers mandatory independent corporate governance ratings, which open at the company all its stakeholders, including shareholders.

On the situation in India, he said, there is much talk and too little in the way of implementation.

“The notation of governance in vogue now are totally inadequate, because it is no different than what a house Corporate its various interest groups to find out.”

The question is not only one of the elements, but that the “hard core”, as is the total transparency, which is necessary, he added.

Making a strong pitch for a larger crop of independent directors, especially in large Indian companies which, according to the recommendation of the Naresh Chandra Committee, he said, that the government proposals, the group should without further delay.

Draw a parallel with corporate governance practices in the developed world, after Enron, he said, that the same report by Derek Higgs in the UK, has been rapidly implemented, despite some obstacles.

Before the collapse of Enron, there has been a tendency among companies worldwide tünchen the truth, but all that has changed now that the “culture of concealment has been suspended.”

In this context, he visualized a greater role for the government, especially for agencies such as the Securities and Exchange Board of India, the way the government and industry more interaction was needed.

Issues of governance must be discussed in advance, since it would be the main driving force for all the Indian companies, the hope of a Nasdaq-LSE or a symbol in the foreseeable future.

At the London conference of World WCFCG, he said that the main objective is to promote awareness among stakeholders of the changing role of business in a world of sharp differences, and the development of a framework governance practices, the creation and improvement of the economic situation, social and environmental value.

The main beneficiaries would be business-presidents, directors, presidents, CEOs, CFOs, banks, fund managers, Secretary of the Interior of the company, management analysts, consultants and academics.

A great advantage is to understand how social and environmental responsibility can help in improving the image and market capitalization of the company, but also to the creation of sustainable prosperity.

Key parties in India at the Conference are M. Damodaran, Chairman, UTI and IIDBI, Mr. Justice MN Venkatachaliah, former Chief Justice, Supreme Court, Mr. Justice AM Ahmadi, former Chief Justice, Supreme Court, Professor (Dr.) Rajat K. Baisya of IIT, Delhi, Mr. K. Jairaj, Principal Secretary-General, the Government of Karnataka, Professor PK Banerjea, ICFAI Business School, and Mr. FC Kohli, the former vice-president, TCS.