The World Homeopathic Development Organisation (WHDO) organised a rally against dreaded cancer in the Capital today. The rally began from Jantar Mantar and concluded at Town Hall, Chandni Chowk.

Hundreds of people, including homeopathy doctors and cancer patients, participated in the rally, holding banners and placards with the message to fight cancer The cancer patients, who participated in the rally, were those who had benefited by the treatment given by the WHDO.

Dr A. M. Mathur, president of the WHDO, said on the occasion that the main objective behind the rally was to create awareness among the masses about the disease and its tested treatment.

Dr Mathur has invented a homeopathic medicine, ‘Rodex’, for the treatment of cancer after 18 years of extensive research. The medicine is capable of correcting the affected bone marrow and is more effective than bone marrow transplantation, he claimed.

The organisation is planning to start a homeopathy medical college in Guragon for which Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, has granted affiliation.

Pune: With the economic scene clarified, MBA placement was characterized by more jobs and higher wages.

A listed companies institutions like the Institute of the symbiosis of economic exploitation of the symbiosis between education and the Institute of Management Studies used to boast of 100 seats per cent.

But what was the scenario to institutions that are not listed as a Class A? What experience to bring the students in coordinating internships in their institutions? Did they feel discriminated against by companies? Director of available resources and use of equipment staff, thank you for you to the economy (HR) staff is not an easy task, says Placement student coordinators.

“Companies have their own recruitment policy. The trend is to visit the campus, the figure in the Top Ten List. The challenge is to convince a chance for us, “said R. Kaushik, coordinator of the mediation at the Institute for Management Development and Research (IMDR).

So far, 49 of the 60 students were placed by students drive placement cell of the IMDR. “Companies should be more to come, and all students to give a fair chance, rather than the Top Ten List,” said Binoy Kumar, a student of management at the Neville Wadia Institute of Management and Research.

For the first time this year, the Institute has been added to the list of cases in India’s B-Agrade directory 2004.

Limited resources and bureaucratic delays are the main obstacles, “said Pranesh Nair, a first year student of the Institute of Management Studies, University of Pune.

In total, 125 of 145 students were so far in the department. S.B. Mathur, investment officer at the Institute of Economics Education and Research (IBMR), said the scenario of the placement was not as good as it was last year. Of the 250 students at MBA program, 160. Popularity of an institute plays an important role to play in companies to visit the campus, he said.

The budget is a major constraint. While the brochures are in need of a quantity of resources, institutions have financial resources available for other expenses such as the placement of visiting companies and mediation for visits on campus.

September 19 and its Branding Strategy ‘, the seminar recently by the Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), Delhi University, focused on the development of brands, trademarks of food and reinvention of a mark .

Mr. Shunu Sen, CEO, Quadra Advisory, spoke about the mark of a product, organization or “person” with a number of associations unique in the annex. Mr Citation Peter Drucker, M. Sen said that the idea of creating a profit on customers is crucial for the life of a brand. The ability of a first prize, he said, is a feature of the mark.

Mr. Santosh Desai, vice-president, McCann Erickson, said branding is an act of creation, the act of conception on product benefits. A brand, he explained, is a model of the reputation of an innovative idea. Ms. Sucheta Govil, General Manager, Glaxo Smith Kline, took the audience through the process of branding, where “Boost” as an example. She explained the growth of Boost as a brand, from when it was conceived by the creators of “Horlicks”, until now, if it commands a premium on the market. She outlined the transformation of the mark by Sachin Kapil Dev to Sehwag. One of the most important things to achieve, Govil woman said that the process of the mark is the training and does not occur in stages reflex.

Mr. Sanjit Padhi, VP, Marketing, Escorts, discussed on the perception of the brand of “non-urban” product: “Escorts” tractor. He said that the position of tractors is unique because it identifies usually just figures, impersonal and are easy to map. The challenge, he said, he was the product of a “soul”. Since Escorts was already trust and tradition ‘, the next stage in product development, it was clearly communicate the proposal.

Mr. Hemendra Mathur of KSA Technopak lived on the keyword of the day - Retail-branding. He began by illustrating, as the best-known brands are now “shopping” as Walmart and the CAP, instead of ‘products’. However, he said that global trends do not closely associated with India, as in the vicinity “kirana ‘Store remains the most popular shopping destination.

Mr. Nitin Ghadiyar, CEO, modes Care, all past, present and future of halls and Chiclets. He also talked about the issue of the timing of the new brand attempts to find and said there are several ways to signals of speech and revive it.

NEW DELHI: IIFT invited projectiles in the first leg of the Grand Citi AND zonal master, a national school for B opens the challenge of competition in a passionate response to the IIT Delhi on Sunday. MDI Gurgaon took second place. With the opening of the event, a simulated war from the Business Skills began. Over the next two months, India some of the best talents from Premiere B-schools slug it out in five rounds zonal show their business acumen.

Nearly 30 teams, consisting of 250 participants from various schools, including B-IIMA, IIMB, IIMC, IIML, FMS, Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon, IIFT, giving his best to win, Thursday the Treasury, case study competition and a competition.

Each member of the winning team will receive a prize of Zen Estilo. This is the first time that Citi AND Grand Master is put on hold. IIFT is now in the zone of north-finals on January 30, 2008.

The first edition of Delhi took five teams of the SGF, IIM-Indore, IIM Lucknow, IIFT and MDI-compete for the award. The competition has a cash game, followed by presentations of case studies.

He presented two case studies on the bank and the automobile supply chain. The last to come, was a competition. The case studies were industry leaders such as KPMG CEO Sanjay Aggarwal, Citi Group Sandeep Soni MD, Senior VP ICRA Vivek Mathur, NIIT COO P Rajendran, among others.

Next are the 20 rounds in December, in Mumbai, Bangalore and 22 and December 6 at Ahmedabad in January, followed by one on Jan. 19, in Kolkata. The finale is Promi quiz master Derek O’Brien anchor.

The two months of the event is seen as a good opportunity for leaders of companies to assess their potential recruits. In addition, with a B-school, the event provides a solid platform for employers, but also branding.

For students, it is good for them, their strengths and areas that affect them in Excel, before the Indian economy.

NEW DELHI, May 3 Asia Pulse - Ahead of the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) slack season credit and monetary policy, Life Insurance Corporation of India, one of the biggest players in the financial sector, Saturday said there were expectations that interest rates could go up marginally.

“We see signs of interest rate hardening and there is a slight increase also,” LIC chairman S B Mathur said here at an insurance seminar organised by Birla Institute of Management Technology.

Observing that the yields on Government securities had risen to 5.23 per cent during October 2003 as compared to 5.11 per cent in the previous year period, he said “there was ample liqudity but market expects interest rate to go up marginally.”