Mulyankan 2014 – Annual Paper Presentation Competition and Finance Seminar The Finance Forum of N. L. Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research conducted its esteemed event, Mulyankan, on 2nd and 4th October 2014. The theme of Mulyankan 2014 was “Excellence in Manufacturing and Infrastructure – Key to revival of the Economy?” .The two day event comprised of the national level paper presentation and a seminar that was delivered by the guest speakers from the industry. Day 1: This National Level Paper Presentation Competition attracted participants from various top B-schools across India. Four teams representing JBIMS, SIMSREE, ITM and NLDIMSR competed against each other to get on to the peak and win the title of Mulyankan 2014. Each team to the best of its knowledge highlighted various aspects including Coal Policy, Transportation & Logistics, Digitalization, E-governance, amongst many others. The panel of honourable judges included Mr Sachidanand Singh, Project Consultant, Mr Kaustubh Shukla, COO Industrial Operations at Godrej and Mr Anil Talreja, Partner M&A Tax with Deloitte India Firm. They enlightened us with their valuable inputs and also threw light upon various areas in which improvement is needed. The title of Mulyankan 2014 was bagged by NLDIMSR, followed by SIMSREE and ITM at the second and the third position respectively. Day 2: The second day of Mulyankan 2014 witnessed sharing of knowledge by erudite personalities. A seminar was conducted in which four guest speakers from the industry discussed about various aspects relating to manufacturing and infrastructure sector from different angles. Mr R.S Sethia, General Manager - International Operations of Bank of Baroda, gave the key note address about the co-relation between manufacturing and gross domestic product, achievements and future prospects of the Indian economy and the strategies for the development of the industrial sector. Mr Kaustubh Shukla, Chief Operating Officer Industrial Operations at Godrej & Boyce, discussed about the make in India concept. He spoke about the effects of unequal distribution of wealth and how improvement in manufacturing sector would improve employment opportunities and lead to growth of the economy. He accentuated the charm of simplicity resulting into speed which is expected by the industry. He also stated an inspiring quote Sea is the same for every one; some harvest pearl, some get fish and some wet their feet Mr Abhay Kantak, Director CRISIL concentrated on Urbanisation. He talked about ICOR, Investment Rate, GDP Rate and Capital Efficiency. Towards the end he highlighted about the work carried out by Crisil relating to development – Urban Finance Framework design, City Development Plans to name a few. Mr Sachidanand Singh, Project Consultant discussed about the challenges and opportunities in Public Private Partnership development, concentrating specifically on the power sector. Manufacturing gives birth to innovation and indeed constant bolstering of the manufacturing and the infrastructure sector would lead the economy upward on the ladder of growth.
Posted on: Wed, 15 Oct 2014 05:29:34 +0000
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