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So this is just my style of giving an answer to this big WHY question, whenever asked. I prefer to answer it through explaining a beautiful trip of learning ... So let's read it! From the very beginning, when I joined THAPAR for my bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering, I discovered mechanical procedures and ideas exceptionally intriguing. Manly feel and lots of things to assemble and disassemble gives you a lot of freedom to create something for your happiness. My father was an automotive mechanic and even without getting a basic engineering degree, he used to apply the basics of engineering while working on automotive components in a very beautiful way. I learnt a lot about frugal innovation from him. Even after doing engineering from such a reputable college in North India and learning more about mechanical than my father, I was constantly intrigued by his style of working. I adored his working methodology. In spite of the fact that with time he was not ready to adapt

Introduction   The Indian dairy industry has been through an advancement right from the British period until today. The nation is the world's biggest milk maker, representing more than 13% of world's aggregate milk creation. Milk creation contributes 22 % to agricultural GDP. It has made some amazing progress throughout the years from a milk generation volume of 23 million tons in 1973 to 132.4 million tons in 2013. Today, the Indian Dairy industry is at a mammoth size of US$ 70 billion. Presently, just 20% of the milk creation originates from the sorted out segment (organized) including co-agents and private dairies. The extent of Indian dairy industry in both organized and un-organized areas is expected to double to $140 billion by 2020, because of growing demand and rising disposable income.   According to NDDB, the Indian dairy industry is good to go to experience high development rates with demand to reach 200 million tons by 2022 from 132 million tons in 2013.  

Life was very simple when people used to call me by my original name " Maninder ". I never knew that name has so much importance till I entered NITIE, Mumbai. An MBA college, famous for its supply chain domain, and located near Powai. Since the day I entered this college, people have tried almost everything to just remember my name, but they are not able to. Because to them, all Sardars look same!!!!  OMG!! Maninder has become "Manvinder", "Manpreet", "Mandeep", "Manmeet", "Saardar" and many more after entering NITIE. And my reaction is WOW!! Only this was left after Santa Banta, 12 bje wala Sardar joke and a lot. So this was my first reaction when I came to NITIE. Out of 800 students, 50 professors, and other staff, around 80% of the people believe that all sardars look same. It's really hard to believe that if we can see the difference between Shahrukh Khan of Rabb ne bna di jodi and Akshay Kumar of Sin

He has always been my inspiration, he motivated me a lot throughout my life till date.  A great personality who had a pure love for his mother tongue and country. A Punjabi writer who had written 10 books, 5 short stories books for children, Translator of numerous books from English to Punjabi, songs writer and who had appeared in every newspaper of his state for all accolades he won. he was Born in the year 1939 and stayed all of his life in Punjab. Retired as a Manager from the Indian Postal services and won more than 100 awards in the field of writing, poetry and literature. Today when you will go to his room, a library has more than 1000 books to read and learn more. But while I am telling all this, you must be wondering about whom I am talking about. Friends this personality was my grandfather, S. Khushwant Kanwal. I lost him the day after I joined NITIE. My parents didn't tell me because they thought I would be worried. And  I am an unfortunate one who was not in

This year we’ll forge ahead with the AVARTAN’15 which began its successful industry footprint in the year 2013. Excellence in industrial endeavors’ and stronghold of corporate relations has been a greater strength to NITIE through AVARTAN in all these years. LAKSHYA, PRERANA, and AROHAN are backbones of the strong bonding which NITIE now relish with the corporate world. Last year, the combined effort of LAKSHYA, PRERANA and AROHAN was successfully driven and executed with the proper integration from team members. In AVARTAN 2014, for the first time, supply chain conclave was conducted where all the industry leaders from supply chain sectors participated with the full energy. Today, global economic turbulence and geopolitical factors are increasingly positioning supply chain management as a key agenda item in boardrooms across the world. E-commerce, 3D printing, supply chain analytics and “big data”, cloud-based software applications and human factors were discussed in detail duri

Manufacturing sector growth and GDP of the country runs in tandem. In today’s world, the increased level of globalization and competition is forcing the firms to gain competitiveness, this ‘improved competitiveness’ in its broadest level is referred as manufacturing excellence . And as the business meet theme goes, we are here today to discuss on manufacturing excellence in India: Opportunities and challenges . India has already gone through a strict policy regime for the industries in an era of 1970s and 1980s, which ended after liberalization came to India in 1990’s and changed manufacturing sector a lot after that. Today, Indian firms are working on a world class quality (WCQ) and total quality management (TQM) approach to achieve manufacturing excellence at par with the scale at which global leaders run their operations in respective fields. The manufacturing sector is moving from conventional sources to greener technology. Reduction in emission levels, use of ERP & MR