If it was not until the obligations related to corporate houses, the Indian Institute of Management Lucknow (IIM-L) had cancelled its annual festival, INDEX’05 mourning the death of his Alumnus, Manjunath.

Former”, it was decided that the event would be cancelled. Teachers and students both to reach agreement in this regard,’’said Professor DS Sengar, chairman, students, business, IIM-L. If das”Corporate houses are not commensurate with our event, we have not organized the event this year,”he added. INDEX”n’est not only IIM-L, it is to achieve much broader. Several renowned companies houses are part of this event. Our commitment binds us to them at this event as a function of the road map,’’stressed Sengar.

So is INDEX’05 Kick-off on Saturday, in accordance with the original plan. In the meantime, some 300 students of IIM-L today on the occasion of the convening of a meeting room of condolence. Later in the evening, students, a silent procession light candles on campus.

Manjunath, who studied at IIM-L in 2003 and worked as Sales Manager with the IOC, was killed on the night of 19 November just days after a sealed pump Lakhimpur Kheri district.

LAKHNAU also approval as chairman every six Indian Institute of Management (IIMS), plan coverage next week to discuss the anomalies reported in some cases, tests of entry (CAT) -2006 question paper dissatisfied took many reviewed for roads.

Sunday, a group of candidates in the CAT-2006 has staged a Candle Light March in the capital.

“Dissatisfied” group of candidates brandished black band in his arms and invited candidates from the Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA) and Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), had clearly for the examination on Sunday, their protest.

The group also demanded the departure of the signing of an Internet campaign that, according to some nearly 5000 students have responded.

The candidates said they feel deceived reports of anomalies in the CAT question paper.

Even IIMS, it is learned, acknowledged that mistakes. However, CAT authorities have said she would discuss the issue in order to determine the formula so that no aspirant suffers.

Quality assurance, but do not go well with some aspirants. “They must understand that our concern under consideration involves a lot of us,” said Saurabh, one of the students. The campaign of candidates to note that no new formula could try to compensate for the time they had with ‘false’ questions.

In response to the excitement, professor Sukumar Nandi IIM, Lucknow (IIM-L) said he did not see the advantage in such shocks.

“We are working towards that goal and would certainly be our best for the interest of candidate countries are not harmful,” he said.