1. HULCHAL
An industrial visit to one of the
most eminent company in elec-
trical sector, it was an day to
look back to, a warm welcome
by Genus family to our stu-
dents was very pleasing, the
day with Genus started with
lite snacks which surely did
satisfied the stomachs later on
the Genus family served food
for our brains, which I hope
was a way for the students to
quench the thirst of knowl-
edge, we were addressed by
some of the most experienced
members of the Genus family
and we were amazed by the
way they taught us the values
of the corporate sector. There
were three speakers, all from
different backgrounds, the
session helped us to be up to
date with the knowledge re-
lated to the marketing, human
resource and finance sector.
There were no questions unan-
swered, the speakers did their
best in providing the students
with the most suitable answers.
Although due to the lack of
time all the students did not
get a chance to visit the indus-
trial sector, but at the end it
was an day of learning and
helping ourselves to prepare
for the future.
Report By– Akshay Sharma
ISBM is thankful to Genus
Power Ltd. For organizing
industrial tour cum learning
workshop, where senior execu-
tives from Genus guided the
students about corporate
world.
Genus– Energizing Lives
The software of tally is a very
important software when it
comes to the finance depart-
ment, Dr. Ram Garg con-
ducted an one day workshop
for all the students of ISBM,
training them on the skills of
tally, he taught the students on
how to effectively work on the
software and taught the stu-
dents from the fundamentals
to the depths, the software is
basically used for making com-
pany profiles, creating a
voucher, shortcut keys, fund
flow statement, cash flow
statement, recording of trans-
actions and how to tally work
practically, students were satis-
fied at the end of the work-
shop about their tally skills and
were confident enough to use
tally in future.
Report by– Shabbir Alam
Tally– A workshop unbounded
ISBM GYAN VIHAR UNIVERSITY NEWSLETTER 1 (3)
7/10/13
Project Management 2
Virtual Trading by
ICICI
2
Doom of Morality 3
BITCOIN 4
C3W 2013 6
Alumni Speak 7
Inside this issue:
Upcoming Events
 Its time feel some
adrenaline rushing in
the cells as Bellicose
is round the corner,
taking place on 9th
and 10th of October.
 C3W has always been
an awaited event of
the year which will
unfold on the 18th
and 19th of October.

2. Management is the core com-
petent for the management
students, management includes
wide aspects of the corporate
world and who better can
teach us management than our
respected Dean Dr. TK Jain,
who is immensely experienced
in management, the session of
project management was ex-
tremely interactive and com-
petitive, students were divided
into teams and were told to
play the laid out activities
which were brain teasers, ma-
jority of the students were
scratching their heads with no
clue of how to solve the given
problems and situations, stu-
dents learned how to calculate
the days for completion of the
projects and how to effectively
manage them, this session was
further overtaken by dr. Swati,
who again conducted an abso-
lutely amazing activity which
the students loved and at the
end dr. Ram Garg conducted
an activity about successful and
unsuccessful business plan
which was sheerly interactive
and knowledgeable.
Report By– Aditya Kookna
Project Management
tension, it gets the heart pump-
ing, the game is being played
under the guidance of Dr. ram
Garg who himself has a wide
knowledge relating to the
stocks, the game is being
played nationally and the prices
for the winners are extraordi-
nary, a majority of the students
are playing this game from
ISBM which itself creates an
healthy competition inside the
college. Axis community is
always known for getting and
organizing amazing events
which again has been proved
right by the head of the com-
munity Dr ram Garg, who says
" we want our students to excel
in every field and we will sup-
port them whenever they need
us".
Report by– Mahendra Solanki
Axis Community presents Virtual Trading
1st October to 15th Octo-
ber, An on going event of
virtual stock trading looks very
promising as students can try
their luck, skills and knowledge
relating to the stock world in
any way they can without los-
ing any money. This game is
conducted by ICICI which
gives a real feel of the stock
world the ups and downs, the
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Doom of Morality
Envision a bee stuck in a spiders web, struggling, baffled and known of its coming
doom, similarly morality is stuck in the web of desires. How could you possibly in-
struct a teenager today after what is being manifested on the television (promotion
of alcohol, drugs, influence of celebrities, fashion of clothing, live-in relationships).
There was an era when friendship was respected, now it’s so called “friends with
benefits”. Morality has vaporized as the like of Water.
Development has ruined decency, its universal today to have children before mar-
riage, the newspapers are full of sexual assault on women’s, there is killing for mere
amount of money, children, small children are made to work, female child is killed
in the wombs, Is this the world we want to live in? Is this we called development?
Television, internet, parties, alcohol, drugs; we have given up everything for them.
It’s not we who are consuming them; it’s they who are consuming us. Our morality
is being consumed and as a result it’s scarce now. Morality is doomed.
Everyone wants their sisters, their mothers, and their wives to be respected but are
not willing enough to respect other women folk. It seems correct to remark a
women passing by but becomes intolerable when done to our own. What kind of
demons have we turned into?
Morality is to differentiate between good and bad, right and wrong. Are we really
capable of distinguishing? We are living our lives with unknown desires; we are just
walking without any clue of the destination. We have become so heedless of moral
values that we want to accomplish our desires at any cost. In present morality is
vanished but convincingly in future people won’t know it ever existed.
Written By– Apurv Dadhich
Guided by– Mr. Puneet Bafna (Faculty ISBM)

4. Bitcoin– Something New
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Introduction:
Making payment is one of our routines and its mode has changed very drastically. Initially there was
barter system then we moved from gold/silver coins for making payments, to paper currency, plastic
money and finally electronic payment. Now there is a new emerging concept-cryptocurrency. Bitcoin is
one of the crypto currencies which is gaining popularity day by day.
What is it?
Bitcoin is a digital currency used over the internet for trading or payment for services. It is encrypted
using cryptography for security hence cannot be easily counterfeited. It can be transferred from a com-
puter or Smartphone to another and cannot be tracked. Its internationally recognized code is BTC.
Bitcoin was introduced in 2008 as a peer to peer, electronic cash system by an anonymous group of
individuals. It is a decentralised currency that is created, used and controlled by its users. The Bitcoin
phenomenon is growing at a rapid pace. The currency is finite in number to keep inflation rates low. A
typical bitcoin address has alphanumeric code with some signs.
Advantages:
As it is a digital currency, one can carry thousands of bitcoins in his/her phone or any electronic stor-
age device. Any transaction one does using bitcoin is untraceable and there are no taxes involved.
Unlike physical currency one cannot stole bitcoins because theft requires access to authorized physical
device to transfer them. Its transfer occurs instantly therefore one cannot reverse the transaction and
most importantly bitcoins are not liable to any government or financial institution making it accessible
to everyone.

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Trading Platforms:
The largest Bitcoin trading platform is Tokyo-based Mt.Gox. It is also the most reliable place to buy bit-
coin. The bourse always displays an exchange rate and can show a chart with historical rates. Bitcoin is di-
vided into smaller units called Satoshis. 100 million satoshis make 1 BTC.
Pitfalls (obviously):
Volatility is one of the biggest pitfalls. The value of bitcoins could nosedive at any time or appreciate sev-
eral times over in just few hours. Since supply and demand of bitcoins is not monitored by any central au-
thority, there is a low liquidity. The other problems include frequent hacking attempts, confusion among
users etc. Since bitcoin transactions are not easily traceable, they can be used for money laundering and for
all manner of illegal online transactions.
Usage:
There are number of places where one can spend bitcoins. Some popular websites accept bitcoins for mak-
ing purchases and donations. Certain physical establishments in the USA have started accepting Bitcoins
payment. Besides, as it has a trding platform, it is also used for investment purposes. Recently RBI said that
it has no intention of regulating virtual currency (BITCOIN) right now cos' it will first seek to understand
Bitcoin although it has recently come under regulatory gaze in US and other countries over concerns that it
can be used for illegal purposes. I hope it was informative.
Written By– Deepak Ku Sah
Guided by– Dr. Ruchi Goyal (Faculty ISBM)
ISBM has conferred the best student award to the fol-
lowing students for their outstanding performance : -
A.Amit Kumar Pathak (B.Com—Corporate Secre-
taryship—III Semester)
B.Apurv Dadhich (BBA—III Semester)

6. C3W is scheduled on 18 and 19 Octo-
ber. The students are preparing them-
selves for the event. We are proud to
share that large number of environmen-
talists, writers, thinkers, and eminent
experts are participating during this
convention. Prominent names include
Shri Sharad Joshi, Shri Om Thanvi,
Major Himanshu, Shri Sawai Singh ji,
Shri Anupam Mishra ji, Shri Rajendra
Singh ji, Dr. S.N. Subba Rao ji, The
students are preparing special skits,
plays and activities representing their
perspectives on environmental protec-
tions (scheduled for Creative Cultural
Night on 18/10/13). There will be spe-
cial GREEN BUSINESS PLAN
CHALLENGE being hosted by E-Cell
of Gyan Vihar University supported by
Nurture Talent Academy. There will be
special sessions, workshops and training
programmes specially designed for this.
a. Sri Devi Singh Bhati : He has saved
thousands of hactares of Gochar Land
in Desert areas. He will share his experi-
ences of how he saved this land. He will
also share the benefits of Gochar land,
the benefits of vegetations which are
found in Gochar Land.
b. Prof. Varun Arya : He has converted
100 acres of barren land into green land
near Jodhpur. He will make a presenta-
tion on how he did it.
c. Sri Nirmal Bardia : He has planted
1 crore trees in desert areas. He will
share how he did it and how he will get
5 crore trees planted.
d. Sri P.C. Jain : He got over 11 lakh
trees planted in just one day. He will
share his experiences
e. Karuna International : It mobilised
schools to involve students in polythene
boycott, protesting against cruelity
against animals and in organising stu-
dent campaign for plantations. They will
share their experiences
f. Greenpeace : they are involving our stu-
dents in research in preparing a solar based
water pump which will be operated on solar
energy and will cost less then Rs. 1 lakh.
g. Sri Anil Bokil, Arthakranti, Pune : he will
share his ideas on new economic system which
he has conceptualised
h. Anuj Agarawal : He will share his ideas on
how India can become a great country - his
concept of Moulik Bharat
i. Ms . Medha Patkar : She will share her vi-
sion about negative impacts of large dams and
large projects and how to protect property
rights of tribals and common citizens
j. Dr. S.N. Subba Rao , NYP : He will share
how youth can again transform our country.
k. Justice Pana Chand Jain : He will share his
ideas on role of law and judges in environment
protection
l. Justice V.S. Dave : he will talk about recent
important decisions on environment protec-
tion and role of Green Tribunal.
m. Major Dr. Himanshu : He will talk about
how he is organising the farmers in UP and
how he is fighting for the rights of farmers.
n. Shivraj Bishnoi : on contribution of Bish-
noi community in protecting animals and trees
in Rajasthan.
o. Dr. Mahendra Khadgawat : He has digital-
ised Rajasthan Archieves including 35 lakh old
princely states' documents. He will share his
experiences and will also throw light on envi-
ronmental issues in the old documents.
p. Dr. Latif Usta, Jawahar Kala Kendra,
Jaipur : He is an authority on monument con-
servation. He is curator with Jawahar Kala
Kendra and will share his insights on conserv-
ing heritage.
q. Dr. P.S. Vohra, Chandigarh : an expert
economist, he will share his ideas on impact of
climate change on Indian economy
r. Krishna Prasad, Delhi : Patent holder in
water purification technologies, he will share
his innovations in water purifications
and options for the future.
s. Rajendra Singh, Innovative prod-
ucts Delhi : He will share his innova-
tions in product designing.
t. Leadership Guru Nitin Parab,
Mumbai : he will talk on "Climate
Change Civil Unrest and New Age
Leadership."
U. Corporate Trainer Sujit Lalwani,
Bangalore : - he will conduct special
sessions for students on leadership
V. Six Sigma Trainer Priya Thareja,
Chandigarh : She will throw light on
Quality Management and environ-
mental issues
W. Energy Expert Prof. K.K.
Sharma, Adani Institue of Manage-
ment, Ahmedabad : he will speak on
environmental leadership
X. R.K. Jani : A senior development
sector expert, he will conduct a work-
shop on Development Sector
Y. Jyoti Kothari: A writer, blogger
and an expert on gems and jewellery
industry, he will share his ideas on
climate change and water issues.
Z. Vastu Shashtri R.K. Sutar : re-
nowned Vastu Expert and consultant,
he will share his perspectives on
Green Buildings.
A. Prateek Tiwari, Living Green,
Jaipur : he will share his experiences
and present presentations on Green
Buildings and future technologies.
.... this is only a small list.... the list
goes on. We are fortunate that many
eminent speakers from across the
country are participating during these
sessions. Eminent professors from
across the country will share their
papers, findings and research out-
comes. www.c3w.in gives updates
C3W Convention on Climate Change and Water : amazing platform of environmentalists
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7. This is Gyan Vihar. Actually
the name is consisting the
whole meaning. i.e. the lot of
Gyan, a lot of Education or I
would like to say quality &
innovative education is being
provided by the learned & ex-
perienced faculty members.
The campus of Gyan Vihar is
very eco friendly and the stu-
dents come here to have
knowledge in a friendly natural
environmental and they feel
enjoyment to study here. When
I was a student of 1st year,
I was very nervous and my
faculty members motivated me,
they encouraged me saying
“yes you can do it”. I will al-
ways thank full to my teachers,
because of them, today I am a
transformed person. I am spe-
cially thankfull to our respected
Dean (Dr. T.K. Jain sahib) to
motivate me in correct direc-
tion, that you must became an
Entrepreneur and because of
his great motivation Today I
have become An Entrepre-
neur. Thank you Gyan Vihar
Family.
Report By-Vaibhav Gupta
(mobile :91- 9461230218)
Executive Director:-
Children’s Academy B.Ed –
Collage,
Children’s Academy Convent
School, (Sr. Sec. BSE Residen-
tial School)
Children’s Academy Sr. Sec.
School,
Science Focus Institute,
King’s PG.
Alwar (Rajasthan)
ALUMNI SPEAK
Education. Finally I visited
ISBM Gyan Vihar and fortu-
nately I got admission in MBA
– IB (International business) . I
was so happy to get admission.
This are was very important
movement of my life.I wanted
to go in Export – Import Busi-
ness so I joined MBA – IB.
After MBA, I got placement in
Export house an Assistant
Manager. I got lot of Exposure
& experience studying in this
university. I would like to par-
ticularly say about faculty &
education pattern in ISBM, as
it is outstanding here. All facul-
ties were very much suppor-
tive. They had provided lot
guidance for my future. I am
very thankful to them.
Report by– Vijay Yadav
MBA – IB – 2008/2010
Hiriya87@gmail.com
ISBM Truly AMAZING—Vijay Yadav
It was very amazing experience
for me to be in ISBM Gyan
Vihar University. I was finding
a way for my career after my
graduation. I spent my two
year after graduation because I
was confused to get admission
for professional course. I got
many calls from lot of colleges
and universities from North &
South but I was not happy
about their environment &
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Ingo Boltz of Greenpeace International at Gyan Vihar University : for Solar Pump (Greenpeace Challenge)
This newsletter has been edited and compiled by APURV DADHICH (student of BBA III Semester). Please email
your suggestions, ideas, feedback, support and comments to : Apurv Dadhich <philnkk30@gmail.com>