1. IFS Compulsory Training
Venue: Auditorium
Date: 14th and 18th December, 2009
The compulsory training for Indian Forest Service officer was held between 14th and 18th December, 2009 at the campus of IBRAD, Prafulla Kanan, Kestopur, Kolkata-101. The Title of the course was “Natural Resource Management and Conflict Resolution" the programme took 5 working days to complete and the duration of the course was 40 hours, it includes classroom sessions as well as field visit. Total number of participant was 28(twenty eight) from different states across India. The course was completely residential and the officers are accommodated in nearby hotels and guest houses. On the opening day the inauguration ceremony was conducted by Mr. A. K. Raha, PCCF West Bengal and the inauguration speech by Mr. R. K. Sing, PCCF Himachal Pradesh thereafter. The next session was on Conceptual Framework of Natural Resource Management and Conflict issues by Mr. S. B. Roy, Course Director and Chairman of Indian Institute of Bio-Social Research and Development. A number of eminent faculties were there to share there views and ideas on the issue of Natural Resource Management and Conflict Resolution. Ms. Raktima Mukherjee shared her idea about “transactional Analysis” as a tool of Conflict Resolution; Mr. A. K. Ghosh spoke on “emerging issues of possible conflicts in NRM”; Mr. Mudit Kumar Sing, CCF Chhattisgarh presented a case study on NRM and Conflict Resolution; Mr. R.N.Chattopadhyay from IIT shared his views on “Conflict Resolution for Sustainable Rural Development”, based on a case study on watershed development on Paschimanchal; Dr. Kulkarni from ITC told about Conflict Resolution through plantation by a case study of ITC; Mr. Mohan Vergese spoke on “Plant Genetics to Increase Productivity and conflict resolution”; “Forest Right Act and Conflict Resolution” was shared by Mr. R. A. Sing and Conflict Resolution in regional differences by Sanjay Kumar. On the third day there was Panel Discussion on “Improvement of the working of Forest Departments – need for career development through training and improvement of skills”, chaired by R. A. Singh. On 17th December the participants set sail for Sundarban where Mr. S. Mukherjee shared his experience acquired by working as Field Director on man & nature conflict & its management. The participants returned from Sundarban on 18th December 2009 after their return the valedictory session started and the programme was end by closing ceremony and vote of thanks.
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2. Saraswati Puja
Venue: IBRAD Campus
Date: 20th January, 2010
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3. Seminar on Corporate Social Responsibility
Venue: Auditorium
Date: 24th October, 2009
Delegates present:
1. Dr. Ambika Banerjee, Chief guest
2. Mr. Prasun Ghosh, Senior HR Manager, Cognizant.
3. Mr. Rakesh Gupta, GM, TCG Development Pvt. Ltd.
4. Ms. Ruhee Gupta, Doctorate fellow, IIM Kolkata
5. Dr. Pawan Sharma, Vice president, Emami.
The seminar on CSR was organized to bring focus on the issues relating to the different aspects of social responsibilities that are being taken by different corporate bodies. CSR mainly focuses on the three Ps i.e., planet, profit and people. As the distinguished speakers mentioned, different corporate bodies are coming forward to contribute towards the betterment of the society and it has been proved that it is possible to run a business profitably even after undertaking social activities.
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4. Seminar on Banking Operations
Venue: Conference Hall
Date: 15th October, 2009
Key Speaker: Mr.S.C.Halder, Senior Manager, Allahabad Bank
On 15th October 2009 a Seminar on Banking Operation was conducted by IBRAD School of Management at its campus. It was a one day seminar and speaker was Mr.S.C.Halder, Senior Manager of Allahabad Bank. He discussed all the basic banking operation including different deposit schemes of Bank and credit policy of Bank with special reference to Nationalized Bank & RBI. This session was very beneficial for those students who are going to enter into the job within few months.
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