When Richard, the middle aged man, met the five year old

version of himself, the child asked him “you have seen life,

I am about to begin mine, so please tell me what is life? ”

The older Richard answered in two words “Life is!”

In other words, life is not about what happened in the past

or what might happen in the future. Life is about the here

and the now! It is our preoccupation with either what in the

past or what might or should happen in the future that suc-

ceeds in ensuring that we ruin our now. Interestingly, the

here and now moment is also called the Present, and the

word present is also synonymous with gift! Is it a coinci-

dence? Is it not true that the best gift we can give to our-

selves is the ability to appreciate each moment of our lives?

That appreciation for the moment would come from learn-

ing to listen to the stories from other people’s lives and also

telling our own stories to others. These stories would gener-

ate understanding, bonding and most of all empathy. Basic

traits that determine our humanity.

It is again these stories that help us to position ourselves as

being a part of the larger reality where we, each one of us,

are a part of a larger reality, one of the many specks in the

immense canvas called existence. Once this appreciation of

being a part of a larger whole sinks in, then one can con-

template meaning meaningful contribution to oneself and to

others. This is where the concept of design thinking comes

in. We see the big picture of events and situations and try to

bring about change by designing interventions that are ho-

listic in nature. But this is easier said than done. Far too

many of us, for too long a time have become habituated to

the concept of an aspirin solution. The aspirin solution is

the concept of quick fix solutions where one treats the

symptoms rather than the cause. That this type of thing

does not make sense can be easily appreciated from the ma-

jor health concerns for the modern man, be it diabetes,

heart ailments or hypertension. All of these are supposed to

be life style diseases, but instead of trying to actively remove

the circumstances that would reduce and finally eliminate

the living conditions that cause them, we

are pushing more and more people, from

younger and even younger age groups to

embrace life styles that would make them

prone to such diseases!

Design thinking would look at the picture

in a holistic manner and come up with

solutions that are much wider and com-

prehensive. In other words, if happiness

and contentment is what one is looking

for, design thinking would look at the var-

ious conditions that would be imperative

to achieving it. It would identify that earn-

ing more and more money may be a con-

tributory condition that ensures reaching

the state of happiness but it does not re-

duce it to a binary. It also looks at the oth-

er factors that would lead to a state of

happiness and create a design that would

maximize the changes of reaching the stat-

ed objective.

Will you tell us your story and talk about

your dreams? For in the scheme of things,

the design for life and living necessarily

incorporates everyone around and unless

others are happy I would be naïve to think

I can be happy alone! Please be happy,

for in your happiness is mine, you owe it

to yourself and to me! ■

“Though we never met him, I can feel that

he is a part of this Institute”, says a stu-

dent of PGP 17 as they leave the second

edition of the Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

memorial lecture series on the 27th of July.

Kalam Sir was truly a visionary, the likes

of whom have seldom walked among us.

His association with the institute, and his

indelible mark on it, makes all of us proud,

and inspires us in our future endeavours.

To honour the Missile Man’s legacy, Pad-

ma Vibhushan Shri. G Madhavan Nair,

former Chairman, ISRO was the chief

guest for lecture this year. He delivered a

lecture on “Space and Society – an Indian

Scenario”. In two hours, he took students,

children, dignitaries and faculty alike on a

journey through the history of India’s own

space endeavours. From its humble begin-

nings to the behemoth it has become. He

introduced the students to legends like

Vikram Sarabhai and brought them closer

to the late Dr. Kalam. With stories of his

childhood in Rameswaram and his resolve

and vision while he was in ISRO, Dr. Nair

helped bring the legends of Kalam alive at

the Meghalaya State Convention Centre

that July morning

In the audience were the students, chil-

dren from schools across Shillong, digni-

taries from the government, journalists

and our beloved faculties. A painting and

essay writing competition had been held

across the schools of Shillong to honour

the Great Man’s visions and ideals, and

the winners were presented their awards

Remembering

Kalam Sir

by Mr. Nair and the Director. Though,

Mr. Nair’s lecture encompassed space and

society, the interactive Q&A session

which followed touched on topics ranging

from education, politics, civic infrastruc-

ture and urban planning.

Continuing his legacy in the Institute, the

Director announced a 2000 sqr metre au-

ditorium in the new campus to be named

after Dr. Kalam, which will also be graced

by a statue of the missile man to honour

his legacy. The day ended with a solemn

memorial on campus to remember Dr.

Kalam’s life and legacy. Though a sombre

occasion, his ideals and his principles will

continue to lead us forward and guide us

through our lives. ■

Indian Institute of Management, Shillong

set foot into the 10th year of its journey of

dispensing unique management education

on the 3rd of July 2017. The institute inau-

gurated its 10th Post-Graduate Diploma in

Management (PGDM) batch and the 6th

Fellow-Programme in Management batch

in the presence of Mr. Sadashiv Nayak,

CEO Future Retail Ltd. and Big Bazaar,

the Chief Guest for the occasion.

The Director briefed the participants

about what lay ahead for them in the next

two years, and how to make the most of

it. They were also apprised of the im-

mense learning opportunities that awaited

them in the time to come.

“As students, observe, learn, and discover

your strengths, and enjoy every aspect of

your two years as it will shape each one of

you as a strong individual", said Mr.

Nayak.

Emphasizing the ethos of the Institute,

the Director, Professor Amitabha De,

said, “Strong individual capability and

feeling of togetherness is what makes

IIM Shillong a family.” ■

This year the incoming batch kicked

things off with a talent show, here’s what

they had to say:

What do the seniors do for the new batch?

Give us a fresher’s party. Then what do

we do in lieu of that? Organize a talent

show, this time themed as ‘Tamasha’.

It serves as a platform where inner talents

flush out and the whole batch gets a

glimpse of what the whole batch gets a

glimpse of what the new batch has to of-

fer. It is, and was endowed with loads odf

dance performances, complementing them

are beautiful vocal performances. Whether

solo or group performances, all are served

on the plate. Is there something missing?

Yes! Of course, how can one forget vari-

ous skits or the fun filled anchoring and

the performances by our seniors as well.

All this serves as a beautiful amalgamation

of joy and blissfulness, treated with loads

of love and friendship.

TAMASHA!

Dahi Handi was on of the most boisterous events organized

by the Cultural Committee of IIM SHILLONG. Both

batches were eager for a much awaited break and celebrated

the occasion on a grand scale.

The event took place on 15th August, 2017 after the Flag

hoisting ceremony. The fun started at around 10a.m and in

between all the arrangements were finalized. The event was

kickstarted with desi beats to bring everyone out onto the

volleyball court. To bring out the enthusiasm and gusto

among the crowd, we started with the ‘PITTHU’ game. The

mob tried their best to hit both the stones on the ground

and the others running around. After sometime the crowd

thickened and the ultimate event i.e ‘The Matki Phod’ was

initiated by the junior PGP batch. The boys, ambitious as

ever tried to go for the Handi in a three layered human pyra-

mid. The many failures and falls only made their victory

sweeter when they finally got to the handi on their third at-

tempt. They were hindered by the many buckets of water

thrown at them by the crowd.

DAHI HANDI

The highlight was when the girls team

formed their human pyramid and accom-

plished in breaking the handi. In the

meanwhile refreshments were served to

the crowd. People were simultaneously

grooving to the best Bollywood numbers.

A total of 4 pots were broken by the sen-

ior by both the batches. This was followed

by a game of kabaddi between seniors and

juniors. The rain pouring at the right time,

made the event more special and memora-

ble. The two batches were enjoying them-

selves to the utmost while dancing to the

beats of music. People were rolling each

other in the mud and everyone was having

a gala time. The enthusiastic crowd was

not ready to stop and the celebration con-

tinued for a long time. So THE AMBAS-

SADORS OF HAPPINESS aka THE

CULTURAL COMMITTEE along with

the other committees and the students

were successful in creating an ambience of

joy and happiness in the CAMPUS IN

CLOUDS ! ■

Corporate alumni workshops present a

wonderful opportunity for the current

batches to learn from the industry experi-

ence of the alumni; and for the alumni to

connect with their alma mater. We were

fortunate to host Mr. Saurabh Kumar Sin-

ha, alumni from the second batch of IIM

Shillong (PGP ‘09), currently working as

Category Manager in USHA. He was ac-

companied by Ms. Shubhi Oberoi. Along

with providing an insight into the life of a

marketer, Mr. Sinha also gave a brief de-

scription about the various profiles in the

marketing domain and guided the young

inquisitive minds on how to make the

transition from an MBA graduate to a

marketing professional.

Drawing inspiration from her own journey

as a marketer, Ms. Shubhi Oberoi bought

in practical aspects of working in the cor-

porate environment and spoke about dif-

ferent roles in marketing working in tan-

dem with consumer and business objec-

tives. The interactive Q&A session that

followed the presentation allowed the

family of IIM Shillong to learn from each

other. The students here look forward to

more such sessions in the near future. ■

Nurturing Minds is a campaign and con-

science of the IIM Shillong community

that teaches underprivileged children of

Shillong. At the heart of this movement, is

its endeavour to carry forward the teach-

ings of Dr. Kalam and create a difference.

This unique initiative, which currently

reaches out to 60 children, across seven

schools, in Shillong including nearby Puri-

ang, has undertaken to nurture and ignite

young minds. The initiative thus far, in its

one year journey, has reached out to more

than 80 students of classes eight and nine.

As part of the programme the children are

taught Mathematics, wherein communica-

tion related activities are also conducted.

The initiative that began on Oct 15, 2015,

in memory of Dr. Kalam to spread his

lessons and promote his learnings, has

blossomed in its first year. The venture

consistent with its undertaking looks at

inspiring young children to study in a fun

way, along with encouraging them to take

up their interests and pursue textbook les-

sons in a practical way. Classes are led

through imaginative visual guides and in-

genious, creative teaching methods are

used. The target of the program is to em-

power learning, encourage innovativeness

and fearlessness, amongst the understud-

ies, as Dr. Kalam had imagined.

The program is widely supported by the

NURTURING

MINDS

IIM Shillong community, and recognised

across Shillong, has been a joyous experi-

ence for all student volunteers, teachers

and the administration. It has struck a

chord with all those involved, enveloped

by vivacious energy and positivity.

Children are the future thought developers

and it is this quest of acquainting and fa-

miliarizing the students with boundless

possibilities of the world through mathe-

matics that keeps everyone going. Apart

from teaching the students every Saturday,

the initiative has helped students ideate

science projects, wherein volunteers have

also worked towards helping schools con-

nected with the program better deal with

their everyday operations and become ad-

ministratively stable.

In celebrating the spirit of “igniting” and

“nurturing” minds, the initiative is spread-

ing its wings and starting a children’s li-

brary on the 85th birth anniversary of our

beloved and revered teacher “Kalam Sir”.

The future objectives of the program in-

clude efforts to broaden its compass, con-

tact more schools and children, help them

prosper holistically, and work in synchro-

nisation with the schools to create a fa-

vourable learning environment. intended

doing. ■

The annual sports meet of eastern IIMs, IGNATIA-17, took place at

IIM Indore from July 22-24.

The event saw participation from IIM Indore, Calcutta, Lucknow, Shil-

long, Raipur and Ranchi. IIM Shillong travelled with a contingent of 26

students, representing the institute in football, basketball, badminton,

table tennis, volleyball and squash. The contingent had a healthy mix of

both the batches of PGP (16&17), highlighting the institute’s commit-

ment to sports. The football team secured the first place, defeating IIM

Indore & Calcutta to gold. The badminton team won silver, narrowly

losing out to Indore in a close encounter. The squash and table tennis

teams secured the third place. The event was meticulously planned out,

ensuring it went without any glitches despite unfavorable weather con-

ditions. It was a great experience for our teams to battle it out against

some of the best players of the sport. The teams fought with a lot of

vigor and heart, showing some great team spirit. The event also provid-

ed an excellent opportunity for the juniors and seniors to bond. Ignatia,

being the first tournament of the new season, enabled the teams to gel

with each other, ensuring the team spirit to foster further and outper-

form in subsequent tournaments. Despite the current constraints due

to the temporary campus, the teams practiced hard and this achieve-

ment is a testimony to the efforts put by them. IIM Shillong provides

the students full support to pursue their interests and encourages them

to partake in such tournaments.

Sports contingent to

IIM INDORE

Sr.No.

Name Competition Name Type Team Member Date Scale Position Secured

1 Raaj Bajaj AARAMBH - B-Plan Competition

Team Souvik Paul April(2016) National National Finalists ( Top - 6 )

2 Atulya Narayan Tata - Ingenious Team Rishabh Prakash April (2016) National National Winners

3 Surya Kiran Sharma GIC Re-Volution Team Amol Rattan Singh, Shruti Jain

March (2016) National National First Runners-up

4 Surya Kiran Sharma TATA Steel Ingenius Team Shruti Jain March (2016) National National Winners

5 Rishabh Prakash Tata Steel Ingenious Team Atulya Narayan April (2016) National National Winners

6 Abhinav Bhatia TATA Steel Ingenius Team Ankur Kumar March (2016) National National Winners

7 Abhinav Bhatia Dalal Street Team Siddharth Krishnakumar

January (2016) Intra College Campus Winners

8 Mohit Kanjwani YES Aspire Scholarship

Individual NA March(2016) National National Winner

9 Nishiggandha Kerure Crisil Young Thought Leader 2015

Individual NA January - February

International International Winner

10 Nishiggandha Kerure Nespresso MBA Challenge 2016

Team Harsh Aggarwal, Sahil Khanna and Somesh

Chodhury

February International International Semi-finalists

11 Surya Kiran Sharma Deloitte Maverick Team Amol Rattan, Shruti Jain

August (2016) National Regional Finalist

12 Jatin Bedi Aadhar B Plan, EmergE '16

Team Raman Malik, Shivendu Shekhar Srivastava

September Regional Second position

13 Kumar Gaurav Aadhar B-Plan Competition

Team Vivek Singh, Sumit Mittal, Varun G Upinal

September (2016)

National National Finalists

14 Savish Sadanandan Voonik Case Study Challenge

Team Sumit Mittal, Chirag Puri

September (2016)

National National Finalists

15 Nishiggandha Kerure Make a Difference GIP Race 2016

Individual NA April-May National First Winner

16 Rahul Kumar Jain Voonik Case Study Team Gaurav Khanna, Sahil Khanna

September (2016)

National Winner

17 Rahul Kumar Jain Deloitte Maverick Team Daksh Bhagat, Gaurav Khanna

August(2016) National Regional Finalist

18 Rahul Kumar Jain Consystency Team Saurabh Saran July(2016) Intra College Winner First Prize

19 Bhavya Rastogi Markathon-Article Writing

Individual NA August(2016) National First Prize

STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

20 Bhavya Rastogi Niveshak-Article Writing

Individual NA August(2016) National First Prize(Article of the Month)

21 Anoop Prakash ITalian Job Team Sahil Khanna July 2016 Intra College Runners-Up

22 Debrup Das Vivaan 2016 Team Somesh Chowdhury, Rahul Das

August National National Finalists

23 Piyush Jain EmergE-Voonik-Case Study Competition

Team Spandan Patnaik, Shubham Shukla

September National 3rd

24 Sports j Team j j National k

25 Sai Sumanth Deloitte Maverick Team Jevaji Sidhartha, Rajesh Chunduru

August National Regional qualifiers

26 Varun Pradhan Swapn Team Piyush Patel August National National Winners

27 VIvek Singh Ground Zero Team Atulya Narayan, Rishabh Prakash, Shubham Shukla

September (2016)

National National Finalist

28 Vivek Singh Aadhar B-Plan Team Kumar Gaurav, Sumit Mittal, Varun G Uppinal

September (2016)

National National Finalist

29 Aman Jain Enigmatics Team Varun Pradhan August (2016) National Second Runner-Up (3rd Position)

30 Prachi Modi HSBC IB League Team Aditi Singh, Ankur Kumar

September National Winners

31 Raaj Bajaj Aarambh-Business Plan Competition

Team Souvik Paul April(2016) National National Finalist and featured on CNBC TV 18 Show

Young Turks

32 Anumolu Pramod Sai MindSparks - SIBM, pune

Team sankkerth Bondugula, Dhruvika Chawalla

August(2016) National National finalists

33 Shweta Arya EMQUIZITIVE- IIM Shillong

Team Arpit Chugh September (2016)

Intra College Runner-Up

34 Jehan Kandawalla The Italian job 2.0 Team Shyam Ramakrishnan July (2016) Intra College Second runners up

35 Nayna Jain Deloitte Maverick - War Of Bands

Team Peie Ete, Praveen Kumar, Sharan

Subrahmaniyam, Siddharth Sagar, Spandan Patnaik

August (2016) Regional Regional Round (East) Winner

36 Archit Garg Aviva The Next Big Idea

Team Kriti Chugh September National National Winners

37 Parth Dadhania Advita Individual NA September 2016 National Second Runner-Up

38 Nishiggandha Kerure HUL Premier 30 League Tree

Individual NA September 2016 National Campus Representative

39 Akshay Seth The Ultimate CMO Challenge

Team Sahil Khanna February (2016) National Winner

40 Akshay Seth Do you know your Enemy- Quiz

Team KS Ashish February(2016) Intra College Runner-Up

41 Akshay Seth Do you know your Enemy- Quiz

Team KS Ashish February(2016) Intra College Runner-Up

42 Akshay Seth HSBC IB League Team Aditya Pandey, Lokesh Sharma

September(2016)

Intra College Campus Finalists

43 Akshay Seth eGlobuzz - Quarterly Magazine

Individual NA March(2016) National Winner, Cover Article

44 Sumit Mittal Infocomm Future Leadership Awards

2016

Team VarunUppinal, Kumar Gaurav, Vivek Singh

December 2016 National National Winers

45 Sankeerth Bondugula Backwaters Team Bilal Shakir, Akshay Kaushal

October National National Winners

46 Arnav Khanna MPower Team Raghav Dhanuka November National National Winners

47 Ritvik Dinesh Manfest - varchasva sports fest IIM

Lucknow

Team Bhaskar maheshwari ,Siddharth Jevaji ,

Vishrut Dinesh

Nov 2016 National National winners

48 Shubhanshu Tripathi Yes Bank Transformation

Series

Team Abhishek Garg and Prachi Modi

November(2016) International Global Winner

49 Raghav Dhanuka XIMB-MPower (Xpressions)

Team Arnav Khanna Nov(2016) National Winners

50 Shubhanshu Tripathi Tata Steel Steel-a-thon

Team Abhishek Garg and Prachi Modi

November(2016) National 2nd Runner Up

51 Parul Jain PepsiCo Change The Game Challenge

Team Harsha Daga October 2016 International Top 27 teams in India

52 Sourabh Dipak Khot InnobITe Team Pratibha Mittal November (2016)

National Third Position Nationally

53 Navleen Vedi Last Manager Standing

Individual NA November National National Finalists

54 Jahnvi Jethanandani Wipro Earthian Team Tanmay Kasliwal December(2016) National National winners

55 Atulya Narayan Axis Moves Team Vivek Singh February (2017) National Round One Winners

56 Abhishek Agarwall Case Files Team Pragya Pathak January (2017) National Runner - up

57 Abhishek Agarwal Paramarsh Team Vikramjeet Singh February (2017) National Winners

58 Abhishek Agarwal Article of the Month - Niveshak

Individual NA January (2017) National Winner

59 Abhishek Agarwal Frenzy Individual NA March (2017) Intra College 2nd Runner up

60 Kshitij Arora iMSME Young Leader Award 2016

Individual NA December (2016)

National National Awardee (Among Top 5)

61 Abhishek Agarwal In their Shoes Individual NA February (2017) National Winner

62 Kshitij Arora Model Investor Summit - Investor

Team Ankit Sharma, Jehan Kandawalla

February (2017) National Second

63 Gaurav Saxena Guesstimates Team Solo member January National First

64 Nayna Jain BSchools' Got Talent Individual NA February 2017 National National Winner

65 Sumit Mittal IFLA B-Plan Competition

Team Kumar Gaurav, Varun Uppinal, Vivek Singh

December(2016) National National Winners - Student Category

66 Bhavya Rastogi SusCon VI - Paper Presentation

Individual NA March International First

67 Bhavya Rastogi Ink it Down Individual NA October (2016) National Second

68 Bhavya Rastogi Symphony Write-Off Individual NA February (2017) National First

69 Bhavya Rastogi MarketRook Individual NA February National First

70 Shivam Goel Credit Suisse HOLT Valuation Challenge

Individual NA February (2017) International Awarded the HOLT Partner status for demonstrating excellent Valuation skills.

71 Mayank Jain Model Investor Summit

Individual NA February National National Runners Up

72 Mayank Jain War of Brands Team Drumil Jagwani March National National Runner-Up

73 Mayank Jain Unravel Team Nirvana Moktan March National National Finalists

74 Mayank Jain Loreal Brandstorm Team Drumil Jagwani, Manish Kumar Jha

February International Campus Finalists

75 Sourabh Dipak Khot Inno-bITe Team Pratibha Mittal December (2016)

National 3rd position

76 Saurabh Gupta GIRC Competition Team Abhishek Jaiswal, Abhitej Ananth, Anoop

Prakash, Shreyans Jain

January 2017 International Regional Finalists

77 Partha protim pegu Paganica Team Sachin prakash Feb-march 2017 Intra College Campus winners

78 Mannat Singla Marketing Case Competition

Team Swami Dayal Mehrotra January 2017 Intra College National Runner-Up

79 Somesh Chowdhury E4-MBA Inter Collegiate Summer

Trainee Awards 2016

Individual NA December (2016)

National A Top 10 National Awardee

80 Somesh Chowdhury iMSME Young Leader Awards 2016

Individual NA December (2016)

National A Top 5 National Awardee

81 Pragya Pathak Anubhava Individual NA March 2017 Intra College RUNNER UP

82 PRAGYA PATHAK HINDI PAKHWADA Individual NA NOVEMBER 2017

Intra College RUNNER UP

83 Nishiggandha Kerure Call for Articles for The Marksman

Individual NA February (2017) National Published the article 'Changing Leadership Styles'

84 Nishiggandha Kerure Eloquence Individual NA February (2017) National National Winner

85 Nishiggandha Kerure Call for Articles for 'Arbitrage' Magazine

Team Anoop Prakash February (217) National Published the article 'Demographic Dividend of

India'

86 Mahakpreet Singh Bhatia CXO Challenge Team Parmeet Singh, Akshay Kaushal

Feb (2017) National Runner-Up

87 Rahul Kumar Jain GSCMI Purdue University

Team Aditya Rastogi, Gaurav Shroff, Rishabh

Pandey, Shashank Chaudhary

February (2017) International Second Runner-Up

88 Mahakpreet Singh Bhatia Ops Conciente 5.0 Team Parmeet Singh Dec (2016) National Winner

89 Anirudh Jain Axis Movies 2.0 Team Vikramjeet Singh February-April 2017

National National Finalist

90 Anirudh Jain ICICI Stockminds Individual NA February-March 2017

National National Finalist

91 Sachin Atwal IMI MUN - World Trade Organization

Individual NA January (2017) National High Commendation Award (1st Runner Up)

92 Gaurav Shroff GSCMI CASE STUDY

COMPETITION, PURDUE

UNIVERSITY

Team SHASHANK CHAUDHARY, ADITYA RASTOGI, RISHABH

PANDEY, RAHUL KUMAR JAIN

Feb(2017) International 3rd

93 Tarun Arora Dalal Street Team Deepak Pandey Feb (2017) Intra College First Position

94 Aditya Rastogi GSCMI Case Study Competition

Team Gaurav Shroff, Rahul Kumar Jain, Rishabh Pandey, Shashank

Chaudhary

February (2017) International International 2nd Runner up (3rd position)

95 Aditya Rastogi HCL Ace Challenge Individual NA January (2017) National National Finalist

96 Aditya Rastogi Purvodaya (Jack of All Trades)

Individual NA February (2017) National National Finalist

97 Mohit Kanjwani Stock-Moghul Team Anisha Khurana January(2017) National National Winners

98 Aditya Rastogi Deloitte Maverick Team Gaurav Shroff, Rishabh Pandey

August (2016) National Regional Finalist

99 Parmeet Singh Ops Cociente Team Mahakpreet Singh Bhatia

December (2016)

National National Winners

100 Parmeet Singh CXO Challenge Team Mahakpreet Singh Bhatia, Alshay Kaushal

Feburary (2017) National National Runner-Up

101 Nidhi Chauhan All Clued Up, Equinox

Team Hitesh Bansal January, 2017 National Winner

102 Nidhi Chauhan Dalal Street Team Pooja Hariharan February, 2017 Intra College Runners up

103 Udit Kukreja Battleground 2.0 Team Sunamika Srivastava January(2017) National National Winners

104 Tushar Verma E4-MBA Inter Collegiate Summer

Trainee Awards 2016 (India Region

Individual NA December 2016 National Top 100

105 Girish Pai yi business plan competition

Individual na March National First prize

106 Sachin Prakash Campus2Corporate Pro 2016

Individual NA Dec 2016 National 4th Rank at College level and 5th Rank at State level

107 Sachin Prakash Hindi Pakhwada Individual NA September 2016 Intra College Second

108 Sachin Prakash Hindi Pakhwada Individual NA September 2016 Intra College First rank

109 Sachin Prakash PAGANICA 2017 Team Partha Pegu February 2017 National First Rank

110 Sachin Prakash Swachhata Pakhwada

Individual NA November 2016 Intra College First Rank

111 Sachin Prakash ECODEX 2017 Team NA January 2017 National 3rd Rank

112 Nishiggandha Kerure Ullekhan'16 Individual NA Nov (2016) National Winner