Since ages lotus leaf has been quoted as a moral example due to its property to remain clean even in dirty water without catching mud. Now scientist has discovered that lotus leaf has a structure decorated with nanoparticles. A lizard crawls on the wall without falling because of millions of nano hairs on their feet. These small matters ranging from less than a nanometer upto 100 nanometers have revolutionary properties. And nanotechnology, which impacts all most all industries and all areas of society, has become a buzz word. It is now a research topic on which multi university teams all over the world are currently working.
Considering the importance of the subject, Indore Institute of Science & Technology (II) has organized a two day workshop on 12th & 13th April 2013 on Challenges to Interface Nanoscale Technology and Superconductivity. Dr Sulabha Kulkarni, Scientist & Professor UGC at Indian Institute of Science & Education & Research and member of three National Academies, was Chief Guest of the function and lucidly explained past, present and future of Nanotechnology. Dr P Chattaraj of NATRIP linked nanotechnology with automobile sector and called upon the student delegates to design their vehicles for next BAJA race using nano concept. Technical sessions were addressed by luminaries like Dr Neeraj Khare of IIT Delhi, Dr Netram Kaurav of Holkar Science, Dr Ramjane Chowdhary of DAVV and Dr Kukreja of RRCAT. 60 participants from different parts of the country and 130 students of different colleges used this platform to get updated on the fascinating topic of nanotechnology and superconductivity. Considering the importance of the subject, this workshop has been sponsored by MP Council of Science & Technology.
Dr M S Murthy, Director, School of Engineering welcomed the delegates and urged them to draw maximum advantage from the workshop. Dr Shilpa Tripathy, Principal, Indore Institute of Science & Technology(II), was convener of the workshop and organized it meticulously.
Harshil Dhariwal, BE-3rd Year CS IIST-II, Ankit Motwani, BE-3rd Year ME IIST-II, Arnav Joshi, BE-3rd Year CS IIST-II and Suyog Jain, BE-3rd Year EC IIST were invited for direct entry into the final rounds of ‘RoboTryst-2013’ held at IIT-Delhi from 2nd March to 5th March, 2013.
The event started with the inter-zonal competition wherein zonal winner teams from throughout the country were made to compete against each other. Our students secured the first position in this competition and were awarded the Certificate of Merit.
On 3rd March 2013, a separate round was held for all the on-site registered teams, including the wild-card entries. A total 80 such teams competed on 4th of March. Our team cleared the first round and was one of the 40 teams to compete for the final round. An emergency situation- short circuit in the final round necessitated the change of motherboard. While moving under tremendous pressure, the team damaged the PB0 Pin of microcontroller AT-Mega8. Thus, the team could not compete till the end. However, their hard work and competence helped them win the Certificate of Honour for reaching the final round and securing a position in the top 40 short-listed teams.
Well done boys! It is quite creditable to be in the top 40 out of 300 teams which competed in the event. You have represented IIST well, learnt to work under pressure in a competitive environment. We are sure to have a better luck in the future.
Shail Group of Institutions celebrated its 'Annual Day' event from 4th to 9th Feb, 2013 with great splendor by organizing a plethora of activities to encourage the students to showcase their talent. Besides Shail Olympics, competitions were organized for slogan writing, rangoli, salad decoration, best out of waste, mehendi, nail art, face painting, calligraphy and of course various dance and music formats.
Nimisha Patel's slogan on the theme 'Save the Child' was adjudged the best. Mouth watering salad decoration of Priya Porwal and Kumar Vikram got the first prize. Siddharth Set and Ankit Thakkar's artistic talent won many accolades. Mukta Bajaj's rangoli and Annya Sharma's nail art was appreciated by all. Dexterity in the art of writing was shown by Isra Khan.
On 9th Feb, 2013, the annual function concluded with 'DAZZLE 2013'. The function commenced with the lighting of a ceremonial diya by the Chief Guest, Dr. Suman Mukhopadhyay, Dean, Planning, IIT Indore and Jeetendra Singh Rathi, Executive Member of Management Committee besides Prof V C Gupta, Dr Shilpa Tripathi, Dr. Jaliwala, Dr B Patil and Prof Umesh Parekh. This was followed by the invocation of the goddess of learning, Mother Saraswati by a dance recital.
Prof V C Gupta read out the annual report of SGI by giving a comprehensive account of the excellence of various institutions in the field of academics, sports and other extra-curricular activities. Dr. Suman, the Chief Guest, spoke about the advancement in various technologies and wished that SGI becomes a catalyst in the research arena. Mr. Rathi asked the students to be the agent of change that they themselves are seeking in their life.
Shail Group of Institutions encourages all students to excel in academics and gives cash awards and various scholarships. IIST student- Ms Kriti Manihar who topped in the final examination amongst all engineering students of SGI was awarded a cash award of Rs 70,000/- while Ms Prerna Goswami of MCA, Mr. Atul Sethi of B.Pharm and Jeetendra Singh Rajawat of D.Pharm were given cash awards for topping their respective final examinations.
SGI had entered into a collaboration with Lupin Limited, the reputed pharmaceutical company of our country for various industry-institute activities. The company awarded the 'Lupin cash award' of Rs 30,000/- each to Ms Ritu Chauhan of diploma course and Mr. Vikrant Jain of B. Pharm course for topping in the pre-final examination.
The theme of the cultural function was 'Colors of Humanity'. This theme was depicted through various melodious songs and dance forms by the talented students. Ramp walk by students who were dressed to portray the multifarious heritage of our country drew loud applause.
This highly appreciated event concluded with a vote of thanks and a sumptuous dinner. The event was meticulously planned and coordinated by Ms Aruna Patel, Ms Parimita Chinchani and Ms Namrata Kaushal. Week-long festivities generated the desired bonhomie amongst Shail family members and a solemn promise by all to take SGI to greater heights in the future.
As a part of weeklong Annual Day Celebration 2013, Shail Group of Institutions conducted SGI Olympics from 4th to 7th Feb, 2013. Over 3500 students of Indore Institute of Science & Technology, Indore Institute of Science & Technology (II), Indore Institute of Management & Research, Indore Institute of Pharmacy and Indore Institute of Computer Application participated—eight boys and seven girls team.
All the matches were ardently contested and wildly cheered by supporters and colorful cheerleaders. Mechanical students of both IIST and IIST (II) dominated the football and basketball matches and won both the winner and runner up trophies. Mechanical students showed their acumen in Volleyball also and IIST (II) lifted the winning trophy by beating EC of IIST which came at the second position. Cricket championship trophy was again lifted by Mechanical students of IIST while runner up was IIMR’s management students. Kho-Kho supremacy was shown by EC of IIST followed by CS of the same college.
Girl students of all institutions were equally active in the sports arena. Championship trophies of Basketball and Volleyball were won by EC of IIST, Kho-Kho by CS of IIST and Cricket by IIP. In indoor games category, the winner in Table Tennis match (singles-boys) was Tejas Sambre and in girls (singles) was Anushree Sharma. Winner of Chess (boys) was Rishikesh Kesaria and Richa Kesaria in Chess (girls). In athletics, shot put (boys category) winner was Sunil Patel of EC and in girl’s category, winner was Bhavisha Patel of IIMR.Prof V C Gupta, Dr Shilpa Tripathy, Dr Yusuf Jaliwala, Prof. Umesh Parekh, and Dr B Patil presented Championship Trophies and distributed prizes to outstanding sports persons. Mr Sukhdev Bamboria, Ms Nagma Sultana and Mr. Satyendra Holkar, Sports Officer of SGI worked round-the-clock to make each event a grand success. The complete event was organized under the guidance of Dr. Deepak Mehta, Head, School of Physical Education of DAVV.
Shail Group of Institutions (SGI) believes in holistic development of students and hence gives equal importance to sports and extracurricular activities besides excellence in academics.
School students are the future doyens of our society. To encourage and motivate school students, Shail Group organized Inter School Basketball (boys and girls) and Football tournaments and awarded the finalists with newly instituted Shail Trophies. 16 football and eight basketball teams from top Indore schools were invited to compete in the tournament which was being organized in knockout format in the sprawling sports complex of Indore Institute of Science & Technology.
The tournament was inaugurated on 4th Jan, 2013 by Mr. Sayeed Zakir Ali Khan, international basket ball player and Mr. Daud Dalji, international football player. During the next four days, 14 grueling football and 12 basketball matches 
were played amidst lots of cheering by supporters of these teams. The matches showed quite a few brilliant moves and outstanding sportsmanship. Finally football championship trophy was won byRajeshwar School, Mhow while Little Angles, Indore was declared runner-up. Sandeep Verma from Rajeshwar School was adjudged the best football player of the tournament. Basketball (boys) tournament was won by Advance Academy and Little Angels School was the runner-up. Arnolds School won the basketball (girls) trophy and Bright School was the runner-up. Ashish Jawla of Advance Academy and Sanjana Chauhan of Arnolds School were declared the best boy and girl basketball player of the tournament.
Mr. Kulvinder Singh Gill, National Selector for Basketball and Mr. Padmvilochan Shukla, Additional SP, Mhow awarded the trophies to the finalists and best players of the tournament. They emphasized the importance of sports in the overall development of students and congratulated the teams for demonstrating true sportsmanship. They also thanked Shail Group for instituting this Sports Tournament which will be a beacon in the area of sports, team spirit and harmony.
Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an all India examination that primarily tests the comprehensive understanding of various undergraduate subjects in Engineering and Technology. The score is used for admissions to various post-graduate programmes (e.g. M.E., M.Tech, direct Ph.D.) in Indian higher education institutes with financial assistance provided by MHRD and other Government agencies. The score may also be used by Public sector units for employment screening purposes.
To prepare the students for this forthcoming examination, Indore Institute of Science & Technology will be organizing Mock GATE on 19th Jan and 2nd Feb 2013 at the Institute premises at 1030 am. Mock test will cover CS, EC, ME, Electrical and EEE branches.
Aspiring students are requested to fill up the attached enrollment form and submit to shilpatripathi@indoreinstitute.com. They can also contact Prof Ranjit Kumar at 08225862104.
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Shail group of institutions has a vision of achieving excellence through continuous quality improvement. In pursuance of this policy, the department of Electronics and Communication conducted an advanced course in MATLAB image processing toolbox for 3 days on 26th to 28th Dec 2012. The workshop was held by Mr. Sanjeev K. from ITIE knowledge solutions, Bangalore, an organization which specializes in advanced techniques in signal processing.
The workshop dealt with MATLAB toolbox for image processing, analysis, visualization and algorithm development. The training covered various topics like image cropping, deblurring of images and much more.
The training will benefit all faculties of EC and CS department who will be able to utilize this technique for developing algorithm for Bio Medical Instruments, Pattern Recognition and Signature Analysis. More than 30 faculties from IIST as well as from other institutions of Indore like IPS, Shri Aurobindo Institute of Technology and Sanghvi Institute of Management and Science participated in this informative workshop.
The participants have been provided with all the study materials and also awarded certification at end of the workshop session.
Prof B Harita and Ankit Jain coordinated the Faculty Development Programme.
Shail Group believes in holistic development of a student. Hence, Shail Group of Institutions gives equal importance to sports and extracurricular activities besides excellence in academics. On the eve of Shail Group Foundation Day on 20th November, two running trophies named as ‘Shail Trophy’ have been instituted to encourage school students to excel in sports. These running trophies will be awarded to the finalist of Inter School Basketball (separately for boys and girls) and Football teams. The tournaments will be organized in the sprawling sports complex within our campus. We envisage that these two trophies will be beacons in the area of sports, team spirit and harmony.
All students have aspirations and dreams of a fulfilling career. Army and Navy of our country provide an excellent career with professional advancement, job satisfaction, job security, economic stability, social status, quality of life and adventure. Students of Shail Group of Institutions have always been fascinated by the bright prospects provided by the services and clamouring to join the same. Our Placement Cell has been religiously interacting with the recruiting department of the Army and Navy Services and has been inviting them to visit IIST.
Indian Navy team for the ‘University Entry Scheme’ has been regularly visiting Indore Institute of Science & Technology for selecting talented students for a challenging and adventurous career in Navy.
Following the tradition, Navy team comprising of Cdr Abhisekh Kankan, Cdr Maneesh Agrawal and Lt Cdr Chandrasekhar Vijay camped at IIST on 17th & 18th Sep, 2012. After a detailed presentation on the role of Indian Navy, the team leader explained various avenues open for engineering graduates for a fulfilling career. After a grueling group discussion and personal interview, students have been shortlisted for all India merit and SSB interview.
Navy Campus interview was followed by the visit of Army Recruitment teams comprising of Col T Hegde, Major Raj Kapoor and Major Ashish Ranjan on 6th Nov, 2012. Army team identified bright engineering students of 3rd year to join the force on completion of graduation. 125 students passed through the regimen of various tests. All India merit list will be prepared for the final selection at SSB.
Both Army and Navy teams were given traditional welcome on their arrival at the sprawling campus followed by a tour of the whole campus. Prof V C Gupta, Acting Director and Dr Shilpa Tripathi, Dy. Director presented mementos to the teams as a token of remembrance. Dr Ruchi Tripathi, Placement Officer coordinated the placement drive.
Adapting to life at an engineering college both socially and academically can be a challenge. This is specially so as large number of freshers are from semi-urban and rural areas having studied in vernacular languages. Change in language of studies from Hindi to English and also a change in culture may make them feel disorientated. For others simply living away from home in a new environment without their friends or usual sources of support can be equally unsettling.
To achieve academic potential, a fresher needs to fully engage with the course, with peers and with the faculty. A well planned induction programme can provide opportunities for the new student to feel part of a group and to gain confidence in his new environment.
Over 1100 students of engineering stream of Indore Institute of Science & Technology (I & II) were inducted into the academic environment on 13th Oct, 2012 in a gala ceremony. Prof V C Gupta, Principal, IIST; Dr. Shilpa Tripathi, Principal, IIST II and Deans of faculty invoked the blessings of Goddess Saraswati by igniting the lamp of wisdom. Both the Principals charted the path for students to successfully wade through the rigors of four years of engineering course. The freshers were informed about the visionary approach of our beloved Chairman, Shri Rohit Jainendra Jain who has nurtured the fledgling college into a modern multi-disciplinary academic institution of excellence in just about 6 years. Besides excellence in academics, Shail Group of Institutions provides comprehensive programme in personality development to all students all through the four years. The students are continuously exposed to the corporate environment by organizing visits to industrial houses and through workshops/seminars on cutting edge technology.
Each of the newly inducted students introduced themselves and highlighted their strengths. There is no dearth of talent in the freshers which will eventually enrich Shail Group of Institutions in the long term.
Indore Institute of Science & Technology (II) believes in the saying ‘All study and no play makes jack a dull boy’. The college gives equal importance to sports and extra-curricular activities along with academics. Dr Shilpa Tripathi, Principal of the college has been encouraging and motivating students to participate in various sports tournaments. Dedicated and qualified sports faculty members are always at hand to support the students for excelling in various sports. The result of this concerted effort is now visible in the result of RGPV Nodal Tournament.
Roopam Munshi of Civil 2nd year and Rahul Shinde of Civil 3rd year won bronze medals in freestyle swimming competition and reserved a place for themselves in the university team. Rishikesh Kesariya of Civil 4th year played a sokolsky opening in the Inter-State Chess Championship to win a place in the university team
Highly spirited Dharmendra Chaurasia and Amitesh Khatri of EC 4th year kayoed their way in to the university team and will compete at the national canoeing competition in Chandigarh in October. Chandrakant Bundele of Civil 3rd year and Priyanka Khedekar of ME 2nd year will represent the RGPV basketball team.
Excellent performance of the students in various sports events is indeed a matter of pride for the college and will motivate other students to excel in a similar way. The dull boy Jack will definitely grow into an all rounder with a holistic personality.
IIT Bombay will be celebrating ‘Techfest’ in January 2013. One of the major attraction of this fest will be the International Robotics Challenge, a universal and common platform for all the Indians as well as International participants to compete and excel. Elimination rounds are being held in 8 countries including Egypt.
Indore Institute of Science & Technology was selected as the Zonal Centre of International Robotics Challenge. The two days event was inaugurated on 21st Sep, 2012 by Dr Anil Rawat, Head, Computer Division of Raja Raman Centre for Advanced Technology (RRCAT), Indore in the presence of Dr. Shilpa Tripathi, Principal, IIST II and Prof V C Gupta, Dean, Academics, Head of the department and faculty.
The workshop was conducted by a team of five engineers led by Mr. Sudhir Yadav, Senior Research Engineer of Robosapiens Technology, the technology partner of IIT Bombay. The workshop was conducted as described below:
a) 21st Sep, Module 1: Theory of technologies pertaining to robotics.
b) 21st Sep, Module 2: Assembling of robot kit and programming in Embedded C
c) 22nd Sep, Module 3: Testing of bots
d) 22nd Sep, Module 4: Wired Robot competition, wireless robot competition, short listing of top 10 teams and the final competition to declare top three teams.
The competition is based on a Line Follower Track and top teams have been decided based on program quality and response time to complete the track. In the final competition at IIT Bombay, Maze Solver Track, which is an advanced version of Line Follower Track, will be used. An introduction to the Maze Solver has also been given in this workshop.
450 students including 150 from other states like Rajasthan, Orissa, West Bengal, and Andhra Pradesh have participated in this event. The event evoked huge response from the participants.
Winners of top three teams have been awarded ‘Certificate of Excellence’ by IIT Bombay and Robosapiens besides getting direct entry into the finals. Winning teams are:
(a) First: Amit Malu (Group Leader), Vaibhav Porwal, Deep Sharma, Priyanka Kherdekar and Chandradeep Yadav. All of them are from the Mechanical Branch, IIST(II)
(b) Second: Dheeraj Gangwani (Group Leader), Harsh Jain (Mech, IIST), Shashwat Bhargav (CE, IIST II), Aditya Majmudar (Mech, IIST) and Milan Patel (Mech, IIST)
(c) Third: Harshil Dhariwal (CS, IIST II), Shrishti Kothiya (EC, IIST), Ankit Motwani (ME, IIST II), Arnav Joshi (CS, IIST II) and Aarti Tripathi (EC, IIST II)
All other participants got the ‘Certificate of Participation’.
The workshop was coordinated by Prof Mayank Rege, Prof Sampada Rege and Mr. Rishi Neema and duly assisted by student coordinators- Shrishti Kothiya, Ashutosh Mishra, Sagar Thakur and Rohan Shukla. Meticulous conduct of the event by the coordinating team has been appreciated and recognized by IIT Bombay and Robosapiens by awarding everyone certificates.
At Shail Group of Institutions, we are committed towardsreducing the institution's environmental footprint. Our effort has been appreciated by 'Nai Dunia', a leading local news paper.
‘National Research Paper Conference’ was held on 28th and 29th August, 2012 in Indore. This conference was organized by the Indian Archeological Department, Bhopal. Many expert scholars from all over India presented their papers.
Some of the dignitaries present included Dr. Mandan Trivedi, Dr. Narayan Trivedi, Dr Ahirwal, Dr. Gadkari, Dr Kailash Pandey, Dr. R.C. Thakur, Dr. Khachar, Dr Dhirubhai Bala, Dr. S.K. Bhatt, etc. In this conference there was discussion on the Paramara Dynasty and their culture & economic conditions.
Our student Shivam Chaturvedi from Civil Engineering course of Indore Institute of Science & technology-2 (IIST – II) also presented his paper on ‘Paramara Genealogical Chain and its economical conditions’.
Youth carry within them incessant energy. The use or abuse of it makes all the difference in life. This age group is more prone to addictions; and also an age which has the potential to attain maximum skills and excel in education. Today's youth are tomorrow's leaders. Therefore, Shail Group of Institutions felt a dire need to address and sensitize the youth and organized a 'Self Assessment and Management Workshop (SAM)' on 3rd Apr 2012 in its sprawling campus.
Youth related problems were tackled through presentations. 35 young SAM volunteers came down from Delhi and gave youth prevalent thematic presentations involving humorous skits, incredible dance & musicals and much more. It was entertaining and a thought provoking package of motivation. It stimulated a sense of personal and spiritual growth.
Sadvi Pragya Bharti explained that patriotism is not just a momentary feeling; it's a life-defining thought process that guides the lifestyle of an individual. Patriotism is the responsibility that seeks courage. Youth the store house of incessant energy – has an indispensable role to play in patriotically serving our nation as youth alone forms 41.5 per cent of the Indian demography. Empowering youth to realize its complete potential and selflessly serve the nation is possible only through a spiritually charged meditation process.
The programme ended with 'Eternal Bliss'. It is a group of youthful musicians whose talent knows no limits. They are not professionals as they do not charge for their enchanting performances but their each presentation assures of their dedication & passion for music. Their compositions are aimed at guiding the youth towards a positive direction. The words and the music that form the core of 'Eternal Bliss' are charged with positive energy to clear the clouds of negativity and show a path of awakening.
Concerned with gradual erosion of social responsibilities and moral values in every sphere, Shail Group of Institutions is organizing an event, which in a nutshell, will draw attention of the youth to self-improvement, self-reliance, setting up of priorities that value long term over short term and importance of contribution over consumption.
While briefing the media personnel during a Press Conference at the Press Club on 30th Mar 2012, Dr S R Lapalikar, Director, School of Engineering (Indore Institute of Science & Technology), Shail Group of Institutions spoke about this unique ‘Self Assessment and Management (SAM)’ workshop, which is being organized in collaboration with Yuva Pariwar Sewa Samiti (www.ypss.org). It is a Delhi based organization having 35 branches all over the country with over 2 lakh selfless volunteers who help in conducting the SAM workshop. Mr Achal Rastogi and Ms Ayushi Madan, SAM volunteers from Delhi explained that the objective has been to develop strong leadership skills, to help understand deep Indian values, emotional management, life management skills and optimum utilization of available resources. This unique presentation is being organized for the first time in Madhya Pradesh.
The event is being planned on 3rd April 2012 at 9:30 am in the sprawling lush green campus of Shail Group of Institutions located opposite IIM Indore on Rau-Pithampur Road. Besides over 2500 students of Shail Group of Institutions, students and faculty of reputed schools such as Delhi Public School, Sathya Sai School will participate in the event. The event will span two and half hours in the form of ballet, drama, film, music, parody and guest lecture.
Shri Rohit Jainendra Jain, Chairman, Shail Group of Institutions will grace the occasion.
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Pharma Major, Lupin Laboratories Limited is a well-known name in the Pharmaceutical industry for its quality, affordable generic and branded formulations. On the other hand of the spectrum, Indore Institute of Pharmacy has become a college of excellence in imparting Diploma, Undergraduate and Post Graduate courses in Pharmacy. These two doyens in the arena of Pharmacy have now joined hands in an endeavor to enhance industry institute interaction.
In this first ever collaboration of its type, Lupin Industries has signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 22nd March 2012 with Indore Institute of Pharmacy to encourage and motivate the Pharmacy students to excel. The company will award “Lupin Scholarship”of Rs 30,000 to the outstanding final year students of B Pharma and D Pharma besides allowing them to pursue live projects and training at their laboratories. The MoU has been signed by Mr. Girish Verulkar of Lupin Laboratories and Dr. Yusuf Ali Jaliwala and Prof Umesh Parekh of Indore Institute of Pharmacy. Dr Ruchi Tripahti, Placement Officer while giving vote of thanks spoke of the necessity of such collaboration between institutions and the growing field of Pharmaceutical industries.
After the conclusion of MoU, Lupin Laboratories conducted a placement drive to select final year B Pharmacy and D Pharmacy students for their Oral Solid Dosage and Oral Contraceptive Division as Trainee Officers and Trainee Associates.
Concerned with gradual erosion of social responsibilities and moral values in every sphere, Shail Group of Institutions is organizing an event, which in a nutshell, will draw attention of the youth to self improvement, self reliance, setting up of priorities that value long term over short term and importance of contribution over consumption. This unique Self Assessment and Management (SAM) workshop, is being organized in collaboration with Yuva Pariwar Sewa Samiti (www.ypss.org), a Delhi based organization, which has 35 branches with over 2 lakh selfless volunteers and conducting SAM workshop all over India. The objective has been to develop strong leadership skills, understanding deep Indian values, emotional management, life management skills and optimum utilization of available resources. The presentation will span two and half hours in the form of ballet, drama, film, music, parody and guest lecture. This unique presentation is being conducted for the first time in Madhya Pradesh.
The event is being planned on 3rd April 2012 at 930 am in the sprawling lush green campus of Shail Group of Institution
We solicit your presence along with friends and derive benefit from this unique event. There is no entry fee for participation in this social activity.
Weeklong festivities of ‘Annual Day of Shail Group of Institutions’ started with the Annual Sports Meet from
26th to 29th Feb, followed by Tech Fest on 1st & 2nd Mar and finally the grand finale on 4th Mar
2012. The lush green campus had a festive look with backlit buildings and entire arena was lighted up.
The function commenced with the lighting of a ceremonial diya and Saraswati Vandana. Dr V
Ramanan welcomed the guests. This was followed by the presentation of annual report by Dr.
S.R.Lapalikar .
Mr. Ashok Chandra, Chairman, Delhi Public School Society, took time off from his busy schedule to be the Chief Guest. He complimented the staff and students for achieving excellence in all fields in a short span of eight years. He forecasted that SGI, in the very near future, will be a group of institutions par excellence not only in Madhya Pradesh but in the whole of India. Mr. Rohit Jainendra Jain, Chairman, Shail Group, graced the function and traced his dream of creating educational Institutions which would train and build youth power for afor vibrant India. This dream took shape when Shail Education & Welfare Society was started in 2003. Since then it has established Engineering, Management, Pharmacy and other professional institutions which have been strivinge for excellence and acceptability at the national level. He then thanked Principals, faculty, staff and students for their laudable efforts. Mr. Atul Wassan, eminent cricketer, was the special guest and encouraged the students to take active parts in extracurricular activities. Eminent guests were felicitated by Dr S R Lapalikar, Director, School of Engineering;, Dr Yusuf Jaliwala, Principal IIP, Prof. S Batra, Principal, IIST (II), Dr B Patil, Principal, IIMR, Dr Brig V Ramanan, Advisor, Shail Group and Prof Umesh Parekh of Indore Polytechnic .
The theme of the cultural function was 'Maati ke Rang, Malwa ke Sang'. Malwai culture was displayed through Matki dance of Neemar, Bhagoria dance of Jhabua and tribal Kaka Baba dance. Ramp walk by Malwi dressed students also brought to fore the cultural heritage of Malwa. Audience tapped their feet with the rhythm of the Rock Band.
The highly appreciated event concluded with a vote of thanks and distribution of prizes. Sumptuous dinner at the end of the function was a delight to all.
The 65th Independence Day of India was celebrated with traditional fervor at the sprawling campus of Shail Group of Institutions. Students, staff and faculty turned up in large numbers despite the low hung clouds and drizzle. Fortunately the weather cleared and sun smiled brilliantly as the flag hoisting ceremony was about to commence. Sharp at 9:00 AM, the National Flag was unfurled by Dr. S R Lapalikar, Director, School of Engineering in the presence of Dr Shilpa Tripathy, Principal, IIST (II); Dr B B Patil, Principal, IIMR; Dr Y Jaliwala, Principal, IIP; and Prof Umesh Parikh, Principal, Indore Polytechnic. The security guards saluted the Tiranga and simultaneously the group of faculty members & other staff members sang the National Anthem.
Sadvi Pragya Bharti explained that patriotism is not just a momentary feeling; it's a life-defining thought process that guides the lifestyle of an individual. Patriotism is the responsibility that seeks courage. Youth the store house of incessant energy – has an indispensable role to play in patriotically serving our nation as youth alone forms 41.5 per cent of the Indian demography. Empowering youth to realize its complete potential and selflessly serve the nation is possible only through a spiritually charged meditation process.
The programme ended with 'Eternal Bliss'. It is a group of youthful musicians whose talent knows no limits. They are not professionals as they do not charge for their enchanting performances but their each presentation assures of their dedication & passion for music. Their compositions are aimed at guiding the youth towards a positive direction. The words and the music that form the core of 'Eternal Bliss' are charged with positive energy to clear the clouds of negativity and show a path of awakening.
Youth carry within them incessant energy. The use or abuse of it makes all the difference in life. This age group is more prone to addictions; and also an age which has the potential to attain maximum skills and excel in education. Today's youth are tomorrow's leaders. Therefore, Shail Group of Institutions felt a dire need to address and sensitize the youth and organized a 'Self Assessment and Management Workshop (SAM)' on 3rd Apr 2012 in its sprawling campus.
Youth related problems were tackled through presentations. 35 young SAM volunteers came down from Delhi and gave youth prevalent thematic presentations involving humorous skits, incredible dance & musicals and much more. It was entertaining and a thought provoking package of motivation. It stimulated a sense of personal and spiritual growth.
Sadvi Pragya Bharti explained that patriotism is not just a momentary feeling; it's a life-defining thought process that guides the lifestyle of an individual. Patriotism is the responsibility that seeks courage. Youth the store house of incessant energy – has an indispensable role to play in patriotically serving our nation as youth alone forms 41.5 per cent of the Indian demography. Empowering youth to realize its complete potential and selflessly serve the nation is possible only through a spiritually charged meditation process.
The programme ended with 'Eternal Bliss'. It is a group of youthful musicians whose talent knows no limits. They are not professionals as they do not charge for their enchanting performances but their each presentation assures of their dedication & passion for music. Their compositions are aimed at guiding the youth towards a positive direction. The words and the music that form the core of 'Eternal Bliss' are charged with positive energy to clear the clouds of negativity and show a path of awakening.
Concerned with gradual erosion of social responsibilities and moral values in every sphere, Shail Group of Institutions is organizing an event, which in a nutshell, will draw attention of the youth to self-improvement, self-reliance, setting up of priorities that value long term over short term and importance of contribution over consumption.
While briefing the media personnel during a Press Conference at the Press Club on 30th Mar 2012, Dr S R Lapalikar, Director, School of Engineering (Indore Institute of Science & Technology), Shail Group of Institutions spoke about this unique ‘Self Assessment and Management (SAM)’ workshop, which is being organized in collaboration with Yuva Pariwar Sewa Samiti (www.ypss.org). It is a Delhi based organization having 35 branches all over the country with over 2 lakh selfless volunteers who help in conducting the SAM workshop. Mr Achal Rastogi and Ms Ayushi Madan, SAM volunteers from Delhi explained that the objective has been to develop strong leadership skills, to help understand deep Indian values, emotional management, life management skills and optimum utilization of available resources. This unique presentation is being organized for the first time in Madhya Pradesh.
The event is being planned on 3rd April 2012 at 9:30 am in the sprawling lush green campus of Shail Group of Institutions located opposite IIM Indore on Rau-Pithampur Road. Besides over 2500 students of Shail Group of Institutions, students and faculty of reputed schools such as Delhi Public School, Sathya Sai School will participate in the event. The event will span two and half hours in the form of ballet, drama, film, music, parody and guest lecture.
Shri Rohit Jainendra Jain, Chairman, Shail Group of Institutions will grace the occasion.
Pharma Major, Lupin Laboratories Limited is a well-known name in the Pharmaceutical industry for its quality, affordable generic and branded formulations. On the other hand of the spectrum, Indore Institute of Pharmacy has become a college of excellence in imparting Diploma, Undergraduate and Post Graduate courses in Pharmacy. These two doyens in the arena of Pharmacy have now joined hands in an endeavor to enhance industry institute interaction.
In this first ever collaboration of its type, Lupin Industries has signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 22nd March 2012 with Indore Institute of Pharmacy to encourage and motivate the Pharmacy students to excel. The company will award “Lupin Scholarship”of Rs 30,000 to the outstanding final year students of B Pharma and D Pharma besides allowing them to pursue live projects and training at their laboratories. The MoU has been signed by Mr. Girish Verulkar of Lupin Laboratories and Dr. Yusuf Ali Jaliwala and Prof Umesh Parekh of Indore Institute of Pharmacy. Dr Ruchi Tripahti, Placement Officer while giving vote of thanks spoke of the necessity of such collaboration between institutions and the growing field of Pharmaceutical industries.
After the conclusion of MoU, Lupin Laboratories conducted a placement drive to select final year B Pharmacy and D Pharmacy students for their Oral Solid Dosage and Oral Contraceptive Division as Trainee Officers and Trainee Associates.
Concerned with gradual erosion of social responsibilities and moral values in every sphere, Shail Group of Institutions is organizing an event, which in a nutshell, will draw attention of the youth to self improvement, self reliance, setting up of priorities that value long term over short term and importance of contribution over consumption. This unique Self Assessment and Management (SAM) workshop, is being organized in collaboration with Yuva Pariwar Sewa Samiti (www.ypss.org), a Delhi based organization, which has 35 branches with over 2 lakh selfless volunteers and conducting SAM workshop all over India. The objective has been to develop strong leadership skills, understanding deep Indian values, emotional management, life management skills and optimum utilization of available resources. The presentation will span two and half hours in the form of ballet, drama, film, music, parody and guest lecture. This unique presentation is being conducted for the first time in Madhya Pradesh.
The event is being planned on 3rd April 2012 at 930 am in the sprawling lush green campus of Shail Group of Institution
We solicit your presence along with friends and derive benefit from this unique event. There is no entry fee for participation in this social activity.
Weeklong festivities of ‘Annual Day of Shail Group of Institutions’ started with the Annual Sports Meet from
26th to 29th Feb, followed by Tech Fest on 1st & 2nd Mar and finally the grand finale on 4th Mar
2012. The lush green campus had a festive look with backlit buildings and entire arena was lighted up.
The function commenced with the lighting of a ceremonial diya and Saraswati Vandana. Dr V
Ramanan welcomed the guests. This was followed by the presentation of annual report by Dr.
S.R.Lapalikar .
Mr. Ashok Chandra, Chairman, Delhi Public School Society, took time off from his busy schedule to be the Chief Guest. He complimented the staff and students for achieving excellence in all fields in a short span of eight years. He forecasted that SGI, in the very near future, will be a group of institutions par excellence not only in Madhya Pradesh but in the whole of India. Mr. Rohit Jainendra Jain, Chairman, Shail Group, graced the function and traced his dream of creating educational Institutions which would train and build youth power for afor vibrant India. This dream took shape when Shail Education & Welfare Society was started in 2003. Since then it has established Engineering, Management, Pharmacy and other professional institutions which have been strivinge for excellence and acceptability at the national level. He then thanked Principals, faculty, staff and students for their laudable efforts. Mr. Atul Wassan, eminent cricketer, was the special guest and encouraged the students to take active parts in extracurricular activities. Eminent guests were felicitated by Dr S R Lapalikar, Director, School of Engineering;, Dr Yusuf Jaliwala, Principal IIP, Prof. S Batra, Principal, IIST (II), Dr B Patil, Principal, IIMR, Dr Brig V Ramanan, Advisor, Shail Group and Prof Umesh Parekh of Indore Polytechnic .
The theme of the cultural function was 'Maati ke Rang, Malwa ke Sang'. Malwai culture was displayed through Matki dance of Neemar, Bhagoria dance of Jhabua and tribal Kaka Baba dance. Ramp walk by Malwi dressed students also brought to fore the cultural heritage of Malwa. Audience tapped their feet with the rhythm of the Rock Band.
The highly appreciated event concluded with a vote of thanks and distribution of prizes. Sumptuous dinner at the end of the function was a delight to all.
As part of the Annual Day Celebration, ‘Techronicle 2012’ , Annual Technical Festival, was conducted by Shail Group of Institutions on 1st & 2nd Mar 2012 under the supervision of Prof Shreekant Tare and mentored by Dr. S.R. Lapalikar, Director, School of Engineering. The event was designed to showcase the creativity and talent of students in various technical arenas.
Highlight of the first day was a seminar on ‘Cloud Computing’ by Mr Kunal Dureja, Country Manager, Career Education Software Group, IBM India. Other highlights of the first day were Project Demonstration, Robot Race, workshop on CAD/CAM, Roadies and Topic Presentation. On 2nd Mar there were Management Games, LAN Games and continuation of Roadies. The keen interest among students to participate in the two intercollegiate competitions Technical Quiz and Musical could be understood from the large number of entries. The function ended with a DJ show where participants cooled their heels and spirit by dancing and rejoicing the success of the Tech Fest.
Over 2000 students of other professional colleges in and around Indore apart from the students of SGI showed keen interest and participated in the festival with full gusto. Certificate of merit and participation were distributed in a colorful ceremony.
As part of the weeklong Annual Day Celebration 2012, Shail Group of Institutions conducted Annual Sports Meet from 26th to 29th Feb 2012. Over 3500 Students and staff of Indore Institute of Science & Technology, Indore Institute of Science & Technology (II), Indore Institute of Management & Research, Indore Institute of Pharmacy and Indore Institute of Computer Application participated. There were 12 boys and eight girls team.
After passionately contested matches, Championship Trophy of Football was lifted by Civil of IIST (II), Volleyball by Mechanical of IIST (II), Basket ball by EC of IIST and Cricket by CS of IIST. Girls’ team of EC of IIST demonstrated their excellence in sports by winning the championship trophy in Volleyball, Kho-kho, and Cricket.
Arun Kumar in Basketball, Surbhi Dongle in Vollyball, Yashavi Nijampurkar in Kho-kho, Ravind Dwevedi in Volleyball and Anushree Sharma and Nitin Chaudhary in Cricket were the sports stars for this event.
Brig. Dr. Ramanan, Dr S R Lapalikar, Dr Yusuf Jaliwala, Prof. Umesh Parekh, Prof. Batra and Dr B Patil presented the Championship Trophies and distributed prizes to outstanding sports persons.
Mr Sukhdev Bamboria, Ms Nagma Sultana and Mr. Satyendra Holkar, Sports Officer of SGI worked round-the-clock to make these events a grand success. The complete event was umpired under the guidance of Dr. Deepak Mehta, Head- School of Physical Education of DAVV.
As a part of weeklong Annual Day Celebration, 2012, Shail Group of Institutions is organizing Annual Sports Meet from 26th to 29th Feb 2012. Over 3500 Students and staff of Indore Institute of Science & Technology, Indore Institute of Science & Technology (II), Indore Institute of Management & Research, Indore Institute of Pharmacy and Indore Institute of Computer Applications eagerly await this event every year to showcase their talent in the field of sports.
Students of various departments of SGI have been teamed into 12 boys each team and eight teams who will contest in Football, Cricket, Volleyball, Basketball, Kho-kho, Table Tennis, Chase and Cross Country.
Mr Sukhdev Bamboria, Ms Nagma Sultana and Mr Satyendra Holkar, three sports officers of SGI are working round-the-clock to prepare the events as per Olympics format.
Dr S R Lapalikar, Director, School of Engineering and Mr. Oscar Reeves, Member Executive will inaugurate the function. The complete event will be umpired under the guidance of Dr. Deepak Mehta, Head, School of Physical Education of DAVV.
Entrepreneurship week is celebrated all over the country to build public awareness and support from 11 to 17 Feb 2012. This campaign is led by National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN) of India. As a part of this network, Shail Group of Institutions organized various activities over the week by mobilizing over 500 students.
On 13th Feb, selected students went to the village of Rangwasa and imparted various skills to financially challenged people.
An integrated concept of village and modern market was depicted as “Haat Bazar” on 14th Feb where students of various other colleges participated and showed their entrepreneurial skills. Prizes were given in categories of best decorated stall, best food stall and highest earners.
Seven documentaries depicting case studies on Indian Entrepreneurs were presented and discussed on 15th Feb to motivate our students on this very important aspect.
16th Feb was the day of Waste Management and Waste Recycling. Students displayed their skills in making poster paper, rangoli and dresses out of routine wastes.
The week-long celebration was concluded on 17th Feb when students presented their business plans. This was followed by a ‘Talk Show’ where leading corporate honchos like Mr Anuj Agarwal of GTM Teleshopping, Mr Sanjay Trivedi of Man Force, Col Gill of Lloyd India Ltd, Mr Manish Neema of Mallika Alloy Cast Pvt Ltd, Mr Anupam Maheswari of Raj Laxmi Construction and Dr D N Neema , Director Health & Safety answered queries of students.
Dr S R Lapalikar, Director, School of Engineering gave away prizes to the winners of various events- students and faculty coordinators. The function was concluded by Ms Ritu and Mr Prashant by thanking all the dignitaries who had spared their valuable time to encourage the budding entrepreneurs.
On the eve of Entrepreneurship Week Celebration all over India, Shail Group of Institutions has organized a week long programme starting from 11th to 18th Feb 2012. The objective is to highlight the importance and necessity to undertake more and more entrepreneurial ventures by aspiring professional students of our group of institutions.
The programme started by taking an e-week pledge as mandated by the NEN Organisation. Dr S R Lapalikar, Director, School of Engineering, in his inaugural address, called upon the students to seriously consider entrepreneurship as a viable option after graduation. Confidence, out of box thinking and vision are necessary ingredients for success in this area. Mr Shiv Kumar, President, Mittal Corporation Limited, talked about the importance of knowing one self, faith in one self, multi- dimensional skills and then to pursue it with one pointed conviction. Other speakers of the occasion were Dr Rajesh Jain, Director, CHL Appollo and Mr Girish Verulkar, HR Manager, Lupin Laboratories who threw light from their life experiences.
The aspiring entrepreneurs had put up various stalls depicting their talents in diverse areas. Indigenous IODEX and Rose Glycerine developed by Indore Institute of Pharmacy drew attention of all the dignitaries. Next six days will showcase specialized areas like Health is Wealth, Help The Society, Waste Management and Modern Hatt Bazar.
The programme is being coordinated by Dr Ruchi Tripathi, Mr Allok Dubey and Ms Pratibha Agrawal.
Bring out the artist in you; Create an Anthem (English or Hindi) for Shail Group of Institutions. Win fabulous prizes separately for lyrics and tune.
Entries may please be sent to rishi.neema@indoreinstitute.com and pro@indoreinstitute.com by 25th Feb 2012.
UTKARSH 2012, Annual Magazine of Shail Group of Institutions will be published shortly. We invite original articles on Fiction, Non Fiction, Technical/ Management, Travelogue, Art & Culture, Life Experiences, Reviews of art and films.
Entries may please be sent to supriya.dhongde@indoreinstitute.com and pro@indoreinstitute.com by 25th Feb 2012.
To add color to the occasion, host of activities such as tug of war, musical chair and kite flying were organized and enthusiastically participated by one and all. A league-cum-knock out limited over cricket match evoked huge response. The match was finally won by Indore Institute of Science & Technology (II) under the leadership of Prof S B Batra. The multi-colored kites filled the sky and gave another dimension to the celebration. The laurel of best kite flier went to Ms Neha Gupta. Ms Reena proved her mettle in dodging 50 other participants and bagged the first prize in Musical Chair. Over 100 prizes were distributed to best performers of various events. The event was coordinated by Mr. Rishikant Neema, Manager, Events. Ms. Yasha Bhatiya and Mr. Siddharth Narang compared the proceedings with elan.
Large number of young women of child bearing age of our country run the risk of infection before conception and in early pregnancy stages which may result in miscarriage, fetal death or congenital defect. This is due to a mild viral disease called Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS) which gets transmitted in air borne droplets when infected people sneeze or cough.
Shail Group of Institutions took the initiative of administering Rubella Vaccine to 170 young women staff and students as a welfare measure. Mr. Manoj Bhambrey, President, Rotary Club, Indore was present in the function. Dr. Neerja Pauranik, Gynaecologist, MY Hospital and Dr. Sachin Gothi, Gynaecologist, MY Hospital took their time out to offer their medical guidance and motivated girls to overcome the fear of injection. Ms. Aruna Patil, Welfare Officer, SGI coordinated the event.
Discovery of our dreams and reaching them tangibly is evolution and growth. Immediately after graduation in Computer Science & Engineering from Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan, Pune and MBA from Symbiosis, young Shri Rohit Jainendra Jain promised to himself not to tread the beaten path but dreamt of setting up world class professional institutions. He could see that Indore will be the future educational hub. In 2002, Shail Educational & Welfare Society (SEWS) was registered which today comprises of Indore Institute of Science & Technology, Indore Institute of Science & Technology (II), Indore Institute of Pharmacy, Indore Institute of Computer Applications and Indore Institute of Management & Research.
The campus is being developed as a college-township with sports facility, gym, swimming pool, grocery store, stationary shop, multi-cuisine canteen, hostel for boys & girls, staff quarter, et al. All around perimeter wall with 24x7 security makes it an enviable place to study and live-in
Institutional diversity has been fully complimented by creating top class facilities which can be compared at par with the best in the country. Smart Campus, an educational ERP integrates all functions of the institution and makes available relevant information to staff, students and their parents through information kiosk. The campus is Wi-Fi compatible besides having broadband Internet connectivity. Computerized language laboratory of each institution helps students to hone their communication skills. Smart classrooms are coming up for intensive interactive learning, video conferencing.
Physical education and sports play a vital role in achieving the aims and objectives of education. SGI provides excellent facilities and encourages students to take part in tournaments held throughout MP. The campus has ground for all major outdoor games like football, cricket and volleyball. Basketball and lawn tennis are played on a synthetic court which was inaugurated by Mahesh Bhupathi. Indoor games include Chess, Caroms, TT, Croquet and Golf. Gymnasium, health centers and swimming pool are coming up. Considering the quality of sports infrastructure, RGPV has nominated SGI as the nodal centre of five sports for the year 2012.
It is a known fact that over 70% of fresh engineering graduates are not immediately employable due to a gap in the skill-set as required by the industry. SGI has taken a note of this and signed a collaborative agreement with corporates like Microsoft, Oracle, IBM to impart required skills to bridge the gap. In house PD trainers profile each student from the very first year and progressively train them in various life skills. The result has started showing as is evident from the accreditation accorded by corporates like TCS, Essar. More accreditation is forth coming.
Each of the five institutions was established as a standalone one. There is always scope for optimization of scarce recourses. AICTE’s approval has been accorded to convert the existing institutions into an integrated campus. Re-modeling is on which will bring in economy of scale and utilization of recourses.
Shail Group of Institution is moving on a planned growth path to finally emerge as Shail University. This will give it the required autonomy for creating synergy between education & research and synergy between science & engineering. Industrially relevant and mission oriented R&D, impacting the community with innovative solutions to pressing problems, Shail University will pave the way to excel in education and research.
The foundation day of the group was celebrated on 20 Nov 2011 in the sprawling lush green campus at Indore. Shri Rohit Jainendra Jain, Chairman, Shail Group in his address complimented all faculty members, students and other stake holders for their dedication in making the group famous for its top class professional institutions in a short span of eight years. The i mpressive guest list included corporate bigwigs, principals of eminent schools, alumni, staff and students.
'Journey towards Excellence’, a light and sound show, traced the history of the society from the time of inception to its present glory. This was followed by performance of students who enthralled the audience with song and dance. Instrumental jugal bandhi by Jalaj Group was the hallmark of the cultural programme. Sumptuous dinner marked the end of the programme.
Mr Rishi Neema coordinated the event, and Ms Supriya and Ms Anubha compared with grace and élan.
