An MBA student allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself in her house in Gokalpuri in north east Delhi on Tuesday morning. The victim, Anita Lal (24), was found hanging from the ceiling by her father. Anita reportedly had a fight with her elder sister and father on Monday night. No suicide note was found. Anita was supposed to leave for Mumbai on June 17 where she was to report for a new job.

According to police, Anita hanged herself with the help of a stole inside her room. On Tuesday morning when the victim’s parents did not see her around, they went to her room and found her hanging. The victim’s father Roshanlal, who runs a bag manufacturing unit and is an MCD councillor, immediately informed the police. Anita completed her MBA from Indraprashtha University.

The police rushed her to a nearby hospital where she was declared brought dead. Later, the body was taken to Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital where a postmortem was conducted and the body was handed over to the family.

Police said that Anita had a fight with her elder sister and father over some family matter after which she reportedly took the extreme step. “We are examining the family members though the exact reasons for the suicide is not clear. An inquest proceeding has been initiated into the matter while the post-mortem report is awaited,” said a senior police officer.

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The International Institute of Fashion Technology (IIFT) has a fully equipped centre in Noida in JOP Plaza, Sector-18. Here, students from various courses taught as Fashion Design, Interior Design, Computer-Aided Design fashion, clothing, etc. Merchandising

The founder and CEO of IIFT, M. Ratnadeep Lal, so that the mode of technology is one of the main areas in which India can be an important and deserve valuable currency for the country.

India is a pioneer in the field of embroidery, glass beads, colors and Indian products are very popular throughout the world.

The opening of the IIFT has been celebrated as a wonderful contribution to the implementation of India in the fashion world map and the opening of the Noida center is feared that the recognition at international level. The Centre was established in the presence of a number of students, specialists and directors of the Centre, Sanjay Agarwal and Vivek Agarwal.

The Noida center organized a fashion show at the hotel, where Shipra models have been renamed to the bottom of the ramp, wearing beautiful Indian and Western clothing designed by IIFT students. The clothes were highly appreciated by the public.

Mr. Sanjay Agarwal (director) said that the centre is the first of its kind in Noida, where students receive quality education in the field of fashion and design. Already IIFT students worthy of the name both in India and abroad. The Centre is also introducing a new course on computer-aided design.

Ranchi, Feb 14: A Mauritius of Indian origin trying to determine his village and parents in Jharkhand, despite the administrative district is unable to help much.

Speaking in Mauritius of chaste Hindi, Janadjee Suresh, whose ancestors emigrated to the campaign in 1870, said he wanted to visit the village of his ancestors in Jharkhand with the objective of development.

Suresh, who has a production of the steel industry in Mauritius, recently sent a letter to Ranchi Deputy Commissioner, Pradeep Kumar, seeking assistance in locating her village and parents.

One person in 82, Royal Road Grand River North West, Mauritius (phone number 00230-9176130), photocopies of documents Suresh’s great grandmother, Rookmanea (a subsidiary of Ram Lal Jeereedee village Chotanagpore Zilla, Pergunnah - Paulgunge ).

Rookmanea arrived in Mauritius on 27 August 1870, when she was 19 with a baby boy born on board the Codabux 1188, the veil of Calcutta. The boy? No certificate of immigration as a country Jahadjee his name, perhaps because he was born on a boat or in Hindi Jahaz), and that his father was Beeharry.

All Suresh know is that his ancestors came from a city known for Chhotanagpur (unified) Bihar. ? I have no evidence of the most hailing from Jharkhand, with the exception of immigration quotas of my ancestors, which I of the Mauritius Archives in May 2004? he said.

The management department, it is difficult to determine Suresh? N roots, as the information provided by him 136 years. Kumar said the President has tried to locate Suresh? N roots.

? Many people had migrated to work in sugar cane plantations and there have been forced migration, including in Bihar. It is possible, migrants were illiterate and could not address or addresses entered incorrectly British to hide the identity of slaves. Pergunnah The system has changed greatly since then, except if there are no archives in Ranchi. But we are trying to discover if there is a city of that name in the state? a portion of the local administration official said.

It felt ads in newspapers or reports can help Suresh traces its roots. The official website of migration has been said, especially from Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and eastern Barkagaon in Hazaribagh circle.

Xavier researchers at the Institute of Social Service has suggested that Suresh? Family were not tribal.

At that time, Jharkhand region had only two districts? Chhotanagpur and Santhal Pargana? and throughout North America and South Chhotanagpur today, Palamau, Kolhaan (Chaibasa) and circle of Purulia Bengal at the time were part Chotanagpore district, she said.

Suresh said he wanted his ancestors? Village. ? I wish to offer prayers and consider myself lucky if I’m here and I am able to do something for the village. It is preferable, if my parents are also found? he said.

Much STUDY: Archana Prasad, Meha Lal, Madhu. R, Piyush and Prashant Venkata Ramanan YOU, Bharathidasan students at the Institute of Management. Photo: R.M. Rajarathinam

On the heels of the victory of the Global Social Entrepreneurship Competition Seattle and the Imagine Cup in Japan, Bharathidasan Institute of Management, has committed, socially responsible another initiative to identify new savings growth.

With a view to poverty reduction, a group of five students - Archana Prasad, Meha Lal, Madhu R., Piyush and Prashant Venkata Ramanan DU - Unternahm a market analysis as part of its draft stage, for Dr. Reddy’s Foundation, a Sister concerned by Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, Hyderabad, to measure the feasibility of starting bases of life promotion Business School (Labs) for training of youth in Firozabad, Aligarh, Vadodara, Surat, Rajkot and free of charge .

Your project focused on identifying trends changing economy, the study of employment opportunities and assessing the requirement of skills and qualifications needed in the various Entry-Level-positions for people to below the poverty line. He won several prizes in contests and competitions, including recognition by the prestigious Institute of Management Consultants of India as one of the first five projects in the country. You have done a market analysis to identify potential opportunities of life of subsistence in various companies in these sectors, districts for the improvement of social conditions, economic, cultural and educational activities defied economic masses.

The project, initiated by Dr Reddy’s Foundation, is a catalyst for social change, promotes, develops and promotes individual initiatives, groups and organization for the promotion of human development levels and social development.

The students have reports on the possible livelihood opportunities in the short term, medium-and long-term basis in various fields based on the resources, infrastructure and local requirements that are available in the districts. Based on the recommendations of the group, the organization expressed its readiness to offer job-training the Revolutionary oriented young, barely reaching high levels of formal education and preparing for entry levels jobs in different industries. They offer a sustainable life of the base prospect clearly defined by a process of recruitment tests formal education, vocational guidance, qualifications, training and support venture.

Pupils and students, “part of this aid, the initiative was socially responsible, a comprehensive analysis of the economic aspects (both emerging economies and economies) and then identify and list the various potential livelihood opportunities passage with the necessary skills to develop training and, of course, the options available to business (if any).

The breakdown of livelihood opportunities have been established on the basis of six attributes - growth opportunities, exciting, not operating, remuneration and sustainability, enterprise and the options identified were considered on the basis of factors such as start-up capital, growth, the duration of credit, durability, performance and risk factors.

The basic methodology of the project was the collection of all possible secondary data on the circle, including demographic and economic profile, compared to all sources of secondary data such as heating, websites, has published articles and information from electronic databases in the public service (information center circle) and which lead to what the Bank in the circle. In addition, given that their analysis requested a detailed report on the entire district, she collected information on the various taluks.

After screening by the secondary students have a vast territory of poll in agriculture, health care and hospitality, hotel services, retail, automotive and all other sectors, especially for the district (as in the glass industry Firozabad).

The results have been reinforced from various interviews with officials of the State (DRDA officials, circle collector, and the Commissioner of Labour). And then, these savings identified have been incorporated in various stages of economic development life cycle (Emerging develops, stagnant, and phases downside).

The recommendations were `on a Likert scale of assessment and the concept of multi-dimensional Scaling. The quantitative analysis of data gave a clear picture on the sustainability of various livelihood opportunities and feasibility of various levels of business option. Their recommendations implemented by the Organization within five neighbourhoods, are at different stages of development.

“The project has given us a sense of belonging to society. We worked for a smile in the lives of thousands of families below the poverty line. Smiles They are invaluable,” say students .

BHOPAL: Speakers at a workshop on “Environmental availability of data and decision-making process”, by the Indian Institute of Forest Management here on Friday were unanimous in asserting that the data are of crucial importance for a effective management of the environment.

In addition, agrees that the available data and the future is in danger, is unfair and it is totally inadequate.

One participant said that the data should not be on the stem, but in the results.

Another subsidiary of discussion, said: “The challenge is to the data on an asset base by ensuring that those who have the know-how (for data collection) active” players “in decision-making . ”

Right National Academy G. Director Mohan Gopal, who chaired the meeting, said that the real issue which must be addressed in the context of “redistribution of power and social change”.

Dr. Gopal said it is a very close link between the availability of information and robustness of the statistical systems effective in informing those who make laws and implement them. He stressed the need for setting up a statistical system for the environment. “The number of cases has increased, and there are more costumes and the declaratory act of violation of the right of the executive branch, and also, because society is changing.” Another important element was the conflict, in conjunction with the country and natural resources, he added.

Introduction to the theme of the workshop, Professor Madhu Verma said, we need an increase in resources allocated to forestry in the eleventh plan.

The former Director General of the IIFM, JB Lal said that the ecology could not be separated from the economy. He said, matter and energy and all forms of life depend, forests, crop agriculture, fisheries, water and grass disembarked. He told officers statistics participation in the workshop to respond positively to sensitive data and remain. About the ecological balance, he said: “We use this term to understand very little about it.”

Mr. Lal stressed the importance of integrated management of resources and said that no system could be considered in isolation.

The president and founder of the trustee Sambhavna Trust, an NGO working for the cause of victims of the Bhopal gas, Satinath Sarangi spoke of the crime of the environment that are relevant to the disappearance of many indigenous people, the loss of Forests and performance to threaten marine life. “The impact of the crime of the environment are much closer to us than we thought,” he said, adding that the baseline data, including retail gas seeped from the Union Carbide plant for more than 20 years in Bhopal and the number of citizens Killed or were influenced, was not yet available.

The Conservative government in chief forest, PB Gangopadhyay, said grazing and firewood, which is at hand, and on a daily basis Forest, is not known. “These are economic activities that are not always reflected in our GDP,” he said, adding that, although 55 to 75 percent of the country, energy consumption has been amended by the Forest , it has not always been represented in energy policy and the tragedy that energy policy is still nothing to the power output of the forest.

Betonend that collecting data to evaluate fuel consumption, as many people were in wood, Mr Gangopadhyaya said that the data from reality.