Moulding Young Minds for a Better Tomorrow

Updating curricula to match the ever-changing industry demands is key to preparing students for future, shares Mr. Ashok Mittal,Chancellor Lovely Professional University, in his over 600-acre sprawling campus. “We are the people producing products for India Inc. We need to change the curricula and make it fit its requirements. So, a university should go to industries, get their requirement and then change the curricula accordingly.” At LPU, he says, the syllabi is updated every six month. The board reviews it on the basis of feedback from students and faculty members. The queries basically revolve around the syllabi and how effective it is. “To top it all, we send our curricula to the industry for feedback. This is why I say industry interface is very important in getting the curricula designed,” says Mr. Mittal. One needs to understand that students have friends studying in various institutions and they have this tendency of comparing the best and the worst things. So, LPU ensures high quality educational system. As majority of the LPU processes are online, identifying students’ needs is no problem, he points out.

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MARUTI

It moved the nation. And now the brand has moved itself to the second position

At number one last year, Maruti has slipped a notch to sit perched atop the number two slot in the 2006-07 rankings. Reason: aggressive competition from most domestic and foreign brands, including Hyundai, Tata and now GM. Nevertheless, the brand, which made possible the middle class dream of driving four-wheelers, has rightfully emerged as the most powerful car brand in the country ever. Domestic sales hovered close to 549,317 units in April-March 2006-07 (SIAM), boosting market share to an unbeatable 51%. Consumers always expect a ‘better and bigger buying experience’ from Maruti and the company has not disappointed. The JD Power Survey has ranked Maruti as the best performer in terms of customer satisfaction and over all sales experience, for two consecutive years. But though Maruti is a powerful brand when it comes to small cars; it finds itself in cold waters when it comes to the niche ‘brand conscious’ higher segments of the industry. To fight consumer apathy, the company has unleashed the spanking new SX4 this year. A phenomenal brand, but will it be able to reign supreme in its current weak spot (the mid-size segment) with the ravishing sedan SX4?

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Interactive LED (Light Emitting Diode) Coffee Table 100,900.3 INR

Drinking coffee just can’t get better than this. With luxury bringing you à la mode, trendy, chic table – coffee drinking would soon be a new experience altogether. Standing 18” tall and measuring 31’’ wide and 62” long, this coffee table possesses interactive lights in the form of thirty-two ocular sensors which use a mere 35 watts of electricity, a switch beneath it and a mono cord. This handsome table also has 480 sensors which are LEDs working as per the movement on it, sensing movement above and shimmering accordingly, aided by completely analogue circuits. For those who crave for their regular caff eine intake, here's a new flavour for your cuppa!

No Man Land’s Fort- 326,916,847.6 INR

With increasing number of famed fables wanting to own ‘land on sea’, No Man Land’s Fort gains humongous weightage. Built in 19th century, this fort joins prominent names such as Horse Sand Fort, St. Helen’s Fort and Spitbank Fort and is an enormous tourist attraction. Located about a mile from the Coast of Portsmouth, this place serves as a luxury inn and has an indoor swimming pool, a couple of helipads, in addition to 21 rooms. Carved out of granite, this fort stands at 60 feet above the sea and is 200 feet in length. Looks like another extravagance awaits the rich and the famous…

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