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President Dr. Gulshan SharmaExecutive Director

ITFT Education Group, Chandigarh

Vice President Dr. Niraj Pasricha

Directoregional Institute of Co-operative Mgt.

Secretary General J.N. Vohra

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“India will rule over the world only when our youth isready with skills”, said Sidhu

CMA celebrates it's 'Management Meet'

S. Navjot Singh Sidhu, Hon'ble Member of At the same time Sidhu conveyed usParliament, while speaking on the CMA message to the large number of youth presManagement Meet, said that today the on the occasion. He said that the youth shocountry need skilled manpower, this talent possess self confidence success will fo

pool, one day, will become greatest strength of them.the India. He said that in these excited times; While giving example of Kapil Dev, Sidhu syoung should not waste this opportunity of the that the cricketing legend was weekmodern times and they should recognise their speaking English, but he never let potential to bring about a change in the weakness come in his way, and met evencountry. English press fearlessly and answered'Management Meet' was organised by their queries. He said Kapil Dev is a comp

th example of self management, which yoChandigarh Management Association on 25should emulate.October at Hotel Mount View, Sector-10,While giving his own example he said tChandigarh, Sidhu, in his charismatic stylethere was time when he became…made people laughed with his cricketing and

(Contdlaughter strokes.

S.Navjot Singh Sidhu, Hon'ble Member of Parliament Speaking on the occasio

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A View of the Audience Attending the CMA Management Meet A View of the Audience Attending the CMA Management Meet

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very much disappointed with his performances in the field of Cricket,however, with confidence and hard work he overcame hisweaknesses and earned name and fame for the country. He said thatsuccess does not with short cut roots.

He said that a garden can only remain green if the roots of the plantsare given water and skills are the basic roots of country'sdevelopment. He said your talent is nothing until it is controlled,disciplined and honest.

Sidhu, while speaking on “Peoples, Skills, and ChangeManagement”- (Unlocking Youth Potential) said that youth needsquality education and skills. The country will rule over the world onlywhen our youth is ready with skills, He said that to make Punjab a

prosperous state we can not overlook the service industry, To dayindustry need technically qualified and skilled persons, which is inshort in our country. He said there is need to change the educationsystem in the country

Sidhu was given a standing ovation.

On this occasion the Chairman of UBS and President Baddi,Barootiwala and Nalagarh Association Mr. Arun Rawat also madetheir presentation on Skills Development. They said that if the countryhas to be brought amongst developed nations, the youth has to beprepared with right education and skills.Dr. Dinesh Gupta said that in a survey done by Goldman it came outthat team work is the most desired skill which is required in the youthfollowed by problem solving and interpersonal skills.

Dr. Gulshan Sharma in his presidential address brought about th

deficit in the skilled manpower and the requirement of the state. H

said in coming times the education should be oriented to give speci

skills both in vocational and managerial skills. He said that along w

corporate social responsibility, it is essential that we work towar

Institutional Social Responsibility. He said that the vision of CMA is

make tricity as skilled capital of the region.On this occasion five professional institution of the Tricity were giv

Award of Excellence by CMA.The institutions, which were awarded include 1) Gurvinder Sing

Bahara (Rayat & Bahra Group), Dr. Zora Singh (Desh Bhag

Group), C.A Mamohan Garg (Gurukul Vidyapeeth), S.J.S.Be

(Gian Jyoti Group), and Mr. Dharinder Tayal (Anovus Institute Clinical Research). S.Navjot Singh Sidhu, Hon'ble Members

Parliament gave away the awards. Dr. Anshu Kataria, conducte

the award ceremony.

Mr. Arun Rawat, President Elect, BBN Association Speaking

Dr. Gulshan Sharma, President CMA speaking on the occasio

Dr. Dinesh Gupta, Chairman, UBS, speaking

Madhulika Kak : Dr Gulshan Sharma and Mr Vohra, both gave us the best managment dayever, hope the saga continues... AMEN!

Jatinder Vijh: This was the best event ever happened on the CMA Platform. Enjoyment isvery little to describe today's function, it wasmuch more than this.

CJ Singh That was a very inspirational talk for y o u n g s t e r s , e v e r y o n e t o e m u l a t e .Congratulations to the CMA team for making ithappen excellently.

A.K.Gandhi : Please accept my heartiest congratulations for the grasuccess of Management Day today on25th October and please covey the same to Doctor Gulshan Sharma ji He has proved that ochoice was excellent to make him President of CMA and he deservthe position. Today function has broken all previous record of excelleThe satisfaction was that all our members enjoyed the event thorougand seemed very much impressed.

Some Comments on the Event

Balwant Gurunay : I congratulate Dr Gulshan Sharma, our presideand you along with all members of organising team for havinorgansied the the seminar on skills developement held at hoMountview so well and want to bring it on record that it was an exampof excellent event management.I specially Coongratulate Dr GulshaSharma for his oustanding organisational skills. Congratulations onagain Sir.



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Dr. S.P.Singh Memorial Lecture

Interactive Session on 'Future of Businesses and Social Networking:Emerging Trends in I.T. Skills'

“In coming years you will see that your social net-working wget integrated with business networking with all the securitelements built into to allow only your preferred businesinformation flow to social networking”, said Dr. N.S.Kals

Joint Secretary, Ministry of Home, Government of India anformer M.D of Punjab Infotech Ltd. here while speaking othe occasion of 'Dr. S.P.Singh Memorial Lecture' oEmerging Trends in information technology organised bChandigarh Management Association (CMA) at BhartiyVidhya Bhavan.Dr. Kalsi cautioned the young IT professional attending thsession that one has to be very careful what you express osocial networking sites since your views remain on thservers and you can be confronted with them in futureHowever, he said that advantages of modern day computinoutweigh disadvantages. He said that advancement icomputing is already showing significant impacts on the liveof common people and in businesses. For example, througadvance analytical technologies we are able to forecast hothe changes in banking rates and CSR etc. impact thinflationDr. Kalsi further said that through CCTV, 3-D Data storagand simulating technologies Cyber Police Stations are beinconceived in India to handle prevention of crimes such aplacing of RDX in market places, malls, stations and othecrowded places. Technologies are now being devised tward off the destructive effect of hackers since the futurwarfare will be through technology and yet unknown virusethat can make a nation inoperative and immobile withouspending much costs and loss of human beings.Other speakers on the occasion included, Dr. GulshaSharma, president of CMA, Brig. Saran S. Sahnay, chairma(IT Committee-CMA) and Dr. P.K.Vasudeva, past presiden

of CMA

Dr. N.S.Kalsi Joint Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs,Government of India speaking on the occasion

Dr. Gulshan Sharma, President CMA Speaking

Audience Interacting with the Speaker Dr. Kalsi being presented Memento by

Dr. P.K.Vasudeva and Brig. S.S.Sahnay



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Seminar on “Outlook for the Global Economyover the Next Decade”

Dr. Niraj Pasricha, V.President CMA IntroducingMs. Clare Moonan

A view of the distinguished CMA members

Chandigarh Management Association (CMA) organised aseminar on 'Outlook for the Global Economy over the NextDecade here today. The key speaker Ms. Clare Moonan of

International Business, Sheffield Hallam University, UK,said 'Common Wealth Games have put India in thespotlight on the Global stage' and that India could bear theimpact of worst ever global recession has surprised manyworld leaders.She said that global recession has probably ended and theeconomy is still on the recovery path, however, she addedthat sustainability of the complete recovery could be fragile.While talking about Europe, Moonan said that to sustain theeconomic recovery in Europe, the EU must 'think European'and operate within the European market places.While talking about US Economy she said that PresidentObama's fiscal policies have worked some what butcreation of more jobs continues to bother US. She saidmany economic organisations have predicted that USEconomy will grow at 2.4%, against UK 0.6% in the nextdecade and India's GDP will grow on an average 6.3% dueto strong domestic market and less reliance on imports,however, increasing fiscal deficit will remain a worry.Others who spoke on the occasion included Dr. GulshanSharma, president CMA and Dr. Niraj Pasrich of RICM,Chandigarh.

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