The Rainbow

The Guru and his disciples.

On the foothills of Himalayas, lived a Sage in his Ashram along with his disciples.  One day, a peasant brought his son and requested the Sage that his son also is allowed to live in the Ashram as his disciple.  The next day the new disciple was caught red handed while trying to steal butter and milk from Sage’s kitchen and was brought before the Sage by his mates. They said,
 “Oh Lord, we caught him while stealing. He is a sinner and has spoiled the atmosphere of this ashram.  He is not fit to live in this sacred ashram and be thrown out”. The Sage smiled and said,

“My beloved students, the sacred responsibility of a teacher is to rectify the mistakes of his students and show them the right path in the life.  Like you, he also should learn the ethics, values, morals and the importance of doing good deeds in life.  It would be a big mistake if I send him away without teaching them. Allow him to stay in the ashram"

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"The precious 3 Cs: Courage....Compassion.....Conviction; You can touch even the sky"

We invite all the students to dream, capture, contribute and indulge into the magic world of creativity..

Prof G K Triphathi

Feedback of our two MBA students on the AIMA Seminar on “Transforming Management Education for Sustainable Tomorrow”, concluded on 7th of February 2012

Abhay Kumar

I was really happy to be the part of AIMA seminar, which was conducted on 6-7 February on the theme," Transforming management education for sustainable tomorrow.

The seminar taught us that management education is not only important for corporate world but also it is equally important in every field like arts, social science, health, and every part of our life. It taught us how to exist in corporate in today’s world.

The seminar was really inspirational and we as students enjoyed it thoroughly. It also showed where we are standing now and what are the skills we lack while entering into the corporate field after we complete our studies. So we have to build up those skills and knowledge within this two year of time. 
                    
So thank you again for arrangement to attend the AIMA seminar

Abhay Kumar,
MBA 2011-13 Batch

Binay Pandit

It was really a honour to be the part of the seminar which was conducted by AIMA on 6th and 7th February on the theme "Transforming management education for sustainable tomorrow". It revealed how the management education is immensely important in today's world. It also taught us that Management education is not only important for corporate world but also in every field like IT, Social Science, Health etc.
    
The Seminar also gave us lots of practical experience. For example, it made us aware as to how to speak, how to give presentation and many more.

I thank Sriram management who gave me an opportunity to attend and be a part of the Seminar.

Binay Pandit,
MBA 2011-13 Batch.