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SEMINAR ON INFLATION BY PROF. Navneet Kaur : VENUE : AUDITORIUM : TIME : 3:30PM : Food inflation in June 2016 was at 7.79 per cent. Within food, vegetables, pulses and sugar, saw an increase in price of 12.72 per cent, 28.28 per cent and 12.98 per cent, respectively. Spices went up by 8.13 per cent. Food prices have gone up primarily because supply is not enough to match demand.

A lot of food produced in India goes waste because of an inefficient supply chain with not enough cold storages going around. Further, the supply chain is riddled with middle men who at times engineer an artificial shortage of food, in order to profit from it. In technical terms, this is basically referred to as a supply shock.

Date: August 1, 2016
Induction Programme

Synetic Business School welcome new students and designed an induction program to make the students acquainted with the protocols of the college life. The students were absolutely thrilled as it was their first day at the college. Dr. Ghazala Qadri, Managing Trustee, Synetic Business School welcomed all the students and acquainted them with the faculty members and said, “By entering into professional programs , you are putting up your first leg in the corporate life. There is a very long way to go. Success is knocking on your doors, but you should be ready to avail this big opportunity.”

All the faculty members gave the students some important management tips related to their respective areas of specialization and also sensitized them on the different opportunities available with them. Management games were also conducted which the students enjoyed thoroughly. These games ingrain thinking habits, analytical, logical and reasoning capabilities, importance of team work, time management, communication and leadership capabilities in the students.

Later, an Expert lecture was also taken on Corporate Soft Skills by Assistant Professor Nitish Batra. Soft skills are anything from being formidable, confident, a good speaker, observing etiquettes and being humorous during a crisis. The corporate soft skills are a necessity now.

Ms. Jasmeen kaur , Assistant Professor , Synetic Business School congratulated the students and extended her best wishes to them. She added, “Good management is the art of making problems so interesting and their solutions so constructive that everyone wants to get to work and deal with them.”

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SEMINAR ON DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND IN SYNETIC BUSINESS SCHOOL : FRIDAY – JULY 29, 2016 : SPEAKER – DR. PROF. PANKAJ BEDI : FEW EXCERPTS FROM HIS SPEECH ;

Sanjeev Sanyal explains this in his book The Indian Renaissance-India’s Rise After a Thousand Years of Decline, where he defines three stages: “In the first stage, there is an increase in the proportion of the young in the population as birth rates stay high but infant mortality declines.”

In the second stage, the birth rates come down and the number of old people in the population increases at a modest pace. In this stage, the workforce of the country increases dramatically. This is the demographic dividend. In the third and final stage, the working population falls and the number of old people goes up.

India is currently in the second stage. “The UN’s projections suggest that India’s working age population will rise from 691 million in 2005 to 829 million in 2015 and 942 million in 2025 before stabilizing at around 1050 million in the late 2030s…By this time, India will have the single largest pool of workers in the world, by passing an aging China. This means that we have entered a phase where the labour supply will be growing at a very rapid pace for a prolonged period of time.”

What this means is that India needs to create jobs and that too at a very rapid rate for the huge number of people that is entering the workforce every year. And that does not seem to be happening. As the latest Economic Survey points out: “The power of growth to lift all boats will depend critically on its employment creation potential.

Synetic Business School welcomed Mr. Robert Audu a Kogi State Stakeholder of Peoples Democratic Party of Nigeria and retired Federal Permanent Secretary. On his second visit to Synetic Business School (Ludhiana) and also to the city, He met the “Management Trustee Dr. Ghazala Qadri , Faculty Members and students of Synetic Business School . In his remarks to the students he said, “Synetic Business School is really symbolic of the strong people-to-people ties that define the Nigeria.-India relationship, that have been mutually beneficial and have enriched both of our societies”. He also told that for several decades peoples of India were recruited by Nigerian industries due to their outstanding hobbits , professional working style and skills. Nigerian and encouraged to come India and acquire working techniques consciously transfer technology . He also shared that India has comparative cost advantage over the west in healthcare, education and other services that is why more Nigerians are visiting India for medical treatment and education of their wards. To mark the visit the Management Trustee Dr. Ghazala Qadri with her faculty members honoured Mr. Robert Usman Audu with college souvenir and dressed him with pure silk shawl.

SBS WELCOMES BOTH RAIN SHOWERS AND STUDENTS AS IT BEGINS ITS NEW SESSION ON JULY 18, 2016. DRESSED COLORFULLY THE STUDENTS COMPLIMENTED THE COLORS THAT NATURE PRESENTS DURING RAINY SEASON. THE ENTIRE CAMPUS IS HUSTLING AND BUSTLING WITH LAUGHTER AND GOSSIP GROUPS OF STUDENTS. HEARTILY WELCOME TO ALL!!!!

Placement Drive of SBS Started With Positive Note

Synetic Business School (SBS), the B- School with a difference, Chandigarh Road Ludhiana witnessed a flurry of placement activities during last month. The placement drive started on a positive note with Eastman Industry offering job to college topper Ms. Monika Chaudhary, a B.com student of SBS followed by the placements of other students in Auto International Ltd, Dada Motors, Go Javas logistic Pvt. Ltd. And Kochhar Infotech .

The students of SBS also appeared in the interviews in the leading companies like Neva Group, Dada Motors, Seven Oceans, The final results of some of these companies are in the pipeline.

This is not for the first time that SBS is performing exceptionally well in placement activities. The ex- students are also working with reputed names in the corporate like Abhishek Industries, Yes Bank, Axis bank, Monte Carlo, TFS Solutions Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi and IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

CONVOCATION CEREMONY

SYNETIC BUSINESS SCHOOL TODAY ORGANISED CONVOCATION CEREMONY FOR B.COM, BBA AND BCA STUDENTS. HIS EXCELLENCY AMBASSADOR OF REPUBLIC OF GUINNEA WAS THE GUEST OF HONOR. HIS EXCELLENCY HONORED THE STUDENTS WITH THEIR THREE YEARS OF HARD WORK AND CONVEYED THE MESSAGE OF PEACE AND FRATERNITY. HE SAID THE INDIA AND AFRICA HAVE GLORIOUS HISTORY OF CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC TIES AND AFRICAN STUDENTS PREFER INDIA OVER OTHER COUNTRIES FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. HE ALSO EXPRESSED HIS CONCERN OVER THE RISE OF INTOLERANCE IN THE WORLD AND ASKED THE STUDENTS TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS WORLD PEACE BY CHANNELIZING THEIR ENERGIES TOWARDS BUILDING BRIDGES AMONG COMMUNITIES. CHAIRMAN OF THE INSTITUTE DR. M.A. ZAHIR CONGRATULATED THE STUDENTS AND PRAYED FOR THEIR SUCCESS IN CAREER.

HAPPY NEWS FOR ALL : CONVOCATION FOR B.COM, BBA AND BCA SIXTH SEMESTER PASS OUT STUDENTS ON SATURDAY : JULY 16, 2016 AT 1300 HRS. GUEST OF HONOR HIS EXCELLENCY AMBASSADOR OF REPUBLIC OF NEW GUINEA. PLEASE CONTACT PROF. Nitish Batra FOR FURTHER DETAILS.