Category: SBS Events

Prof. Manudeep Kaushal
Date : May 01, 2013

Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal today organized group discussion for the faculty of Department of Business Management. The faculty deliberated and concluded that :

From the data available for the year 2011-12, Bihar led with a growth rate of about 11.8%. Bihar has reported a significant improvement in the standard of living of its residents although the per capita income is still very low as compared to the other states. Under the leadership of Mr. Nitish Kumar the government has shown better governance. Kerala and Maharashtra ranked third and fourth respectively. These states have reported impressive growth. The all Ind ia per capita income growth stood at about 4.65%. The per capita income growth was the highest in Goa and Maharashtra at Rs 8,157 and Rs 5,216 respectively. But what is a matter of concern is that income disparity has increased tremendously. The distribution of income and resources is highly skewed at certain places.

The faculty agreed that the we have moved away from the prosperous years and our expectations of double digit growth has remained on the papers. Government must invest on improving infrastructure to sustain the growth.

Views from the students are solicited.

Associate Director Prof. Manudeep Kaushal today addressed the students of MBA+PGPM highlighting the future policy of RBI. He told the students that Oil and Gold are the two biggest contributors to India’s Current account deficit. As the RBI gets ready to unveil its monetary policy for 2013-14, the expectations are big as there are sharp correction in gold and oil prices.

There is a fall in commodity prices which is accompanied with a lowest WPI inflation in the last three years aided by sharp fall in food inflation. There is a slowdown in manufactured inflation too. However, the other measure of inflation, Consumer Price Index (CPI), stayed high at 10.4 per cent. With good agriculture growth due to normal monsoons, close to 6% overall growth should be feasible. Economy may grow at 6.4% in FY14, as forecast by PMEAC; RBI may cut rates if inflation moderates. A normal June-Sept monsoon would produce bumper harvest and might ease food driven inflation.

While central bank will be carefully watching the inflation, its rates would also be influenced by the course of global economy.

Synetic Business School organized counseling session for the students of 10+2 on April 26 on its campus. Sixty students from 10 different schools participated in the session. Dr. Hapreet Kaur guided the students about the courses of their interest. Students were impressed by the international status achieved by the institute and loved to mingle with foreign students.

Press Statement
Dr. M.A. Zahir
Chairman
Synetic Business School, Ludhiana
April 22, 2013

SBS joins students around the world today in commemorating Earth Day. Ever since I was involved in the first Earth Day in HPU, way back in 1970, this has always been a day to reflect on our environmental challenges and our responsibility to safeguard our God-given natural resources on a fragile planet we share with the rest of humanity and which we must protect for future generations.

This year’s Earth Day theme, the Faces of Climate Change, puts a special focus on the very real impact climate change has on people everywhere, and demonstrates just how clearly connected we all are. What one country does impacts the livelihoods of people elsewhere – and what we all do to address climate change now will largely determine the kind of planet we leave for our children and generations to come.

The science is screaming at all of us and demands action. From the far reaches of Antarctica’s Ross Sea to tropical wetlands in Southeast Asia, we have a responsibility to safeguard and sustainably manage our planet’s natural resources.

Synetic Business School organized a three day Workshop on “Business Opportunities in Africa” Mr. Gourav Jindal a subject expert from Italy explained that
(1) Africa’s economic growth is creating substantial new business opportunities.
(2) Consumer sectors—the largest opportunity—are already growing two to three times as compared to the previous years.
(3) Africa’s agriculture holds enormous potential for companies across the value chain.

The Chairman of the Institute Dr. M.A. Zahir organised a workshop on Leadership issues in changing global environment. He stressed upon the Leadership qualities in the era of globalisation. He said that Leadership is a matter of intelligence, trustworthiness, courage and discipline and the leader is focused on the tasks in order to achieve a common goal.

Synetic Business School in collaboration with Deep Tutorials, civil lines, Ludhiana organized an interactive session for the students of BBA, BCA & BCom. Experts from Deep Tutorials brief the students about different Professional courses like C.A, C.S and ICWA. Students were informed about the prospects of these courses, guidelines and eligibility criteria. The Students appreciated the efforts of the Synetic Business School.

Synetic Business School’s Associate Director Dr. Manudeep Kaushal and HON’BLE  Ms. Mulu Leggese (Education Counsellor) at  Embassy of Ethopia  in  New Delhi joins hands with each other and agrees for mutual co-operation to have overall promotion of cooperation in the field of education and culture between two countries and to that end shall support appropriate initiatives . Through mutual cooperation in the field of education and culture they shall encourage the development of direct cooperation between institutions and other organizations.