Fresher’s Party of Civil and Aeronautical Engineering Department 

at SGI

Fresher’s Day is a welcome party to newcomers and there is a need to be friendly and motivate juniors. The new academic year brings happiness and joy with the arrival of the juniors. To welcome them to the department and make them feel at home, the institute organized a ‘Fresher’s Day’, giving the new comers a step towards their graduation from the schooling days. The Fresher’s Party took place on 22nd November 2014 at Samalkha Group of Institutions (SGI). The Fresher’s Day at SGI sees an amalgamation of students from various walks of life, from various regions of the country with a common goal. 

The event started with Tilak ceremony and followed by welcome speech given by Arusha and Ankit, students of Civil Engg-3rd Sem. Event was initiated with Lamp lighting by Dr. Rajesh Goel (Director, SGI), Sh. Jai Bhagwan Khattak (D.E.O, Panipat), Mr. Gaurav (Coordinator, Civil), Mr. Debraj (HOD, Aero), Mr. Shashank (Coordinator, Civil), all HODs and faculty members of Civil Engineering and Aeronautical Engg. Deptt. The Director of the institute Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Goel motivated and congratulated all the faculty & students involved in organizing the event. He guided that Smart work and involvement is the key to any success. Sh. Jai Bhagwan Khattak (D.E.O, Panipat) graced the event with his golden words. 

The main curtains of the event were Ramp walk, Group Dance, Singing, Duet Dance, Marshal Arts, Bollywood Dancing and Retro Dance. The students rocked the floor with their performances. All the students were in party mood and enjoyed the party and said it was best day form all days in college till now. Among all the spiffy youngsters, the stars of the event were Miss Fresher Ritu from Civil-1st sem and Anvasha from Aeronautical-1st sem, Mr. Fresher Avinash from Civil-1st sem and Akash from Aeronautical Engg.-1st sem and they were awarded with crowns, Broaches and gifts. 

Some more titles were given where Pallav (Civil-1st) as Mr. Personality and  Rihanna (Civil-1st) as Miss Pallav as Mr. Personality and Vinayak (Civil-1st sem) as Mr. Performer were selected by Judges on the basis of performances and talent and were awarded with gifts by Honrable Director and Sh. Ravinder Machuralli (M.L.A Samalkha).

Student coordinators for the programme were Shumila, Ibrhim, Rhydem, Bhuran. The moments were captured so as to cherish the memories of the day lifelong.  With the end of the performances, the DJ stepped into prominence and began with some extraordinary foot tapping numbers. Lunch was an equally grand affair, with a delicious assortment of various dishes. 

Pool Campus Placement Drive of Etisal International& Hindustan Manufacturing Division at SGI

 As a part of the “Campus Placement Drive Programme”, Samalkha Group of Institutions organized a “Pool Campus Placement Drive” at Campus on 20th November 2014 for B.Tech (CSE/IT/ECE/EEE), MCA & MBA Batch 2014.

Etisal International focus on quality led to the establishment of an ISO 9001 system and the beginning of implementing a COPC compliant operation. Etisal International not only operates with the latest technologies, but also employs the most qualified professionals and implements optimized processes to achieve client satisfaction. It is an Indian internet limited company best known for its B2B marketplace which matches buyers and suppliers. It attracts 1.6 million daily visitors with over 9.3 million daily page views.

Hindustan Manufacturing Division (HMD) is a reputed leading Brand of Automatic Voltage Stabilizers, Servo Voltage Stabilizers for more than past Three Decades. They strive to offer Best Quality at most best competitive rates. The company owns advanced equipment, talented and professional staff, and complete production and operation methods with high quality and favorable price, our products have earned good reputation among customers.

For Etisal International, the recruitment process at Samalkha Group of Institutions started with Group Discussion followed by HR/Technical Round. Out of 110 candidates, five were selected and five were shortlisted for Etisal International and then appeared for further round.

For Hindustan Manufacturing Division, the recruitment process at Samalkha Group of Institutions started with Written Test followed by HR/Technical Round. Out of 100 candidates, two (one from SGI) were selected by the company.

Students of various colleges such as Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology-Delhi, KUK-Kurukshetra, Hindu College of Engineering-Sonepat, Guru Gobind Inderprastha University- Delhi, Lovely Professional University-Jalandhar, Mahamaya Technical University-UP, Rajasthan Technical University-Rajasthan etc cetera came to appear for interview at SGI.

The event proved to be a successful due to dedicated efforts of Mr. Amit Sinha, Manager-Placements and Mr. Vishal Dora, TPO SGI.

Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Goel, Director, SGI congratulated the students for their achievements. 

 “Seminar on Construction Management at SGI” 

Department of Civil Engineering organized a seminar on “Construction Management” at Samalkha Group of Institutions (SGI) for all students of Civil Engineering on 18th November 2014. The event was chaired by Dr. Rajesh Goel, Director SGI; Mr. Amit Verma (HOD CSE); Mr. Gaurav (Coordinator, Civil), Mr. Shashank (Coordinator, Civil) and other faculty members. Civil Engineering deals with design, construction & maintenance of physical and naturally built environment, including works like road, bridges, canals & buildings. It is second oldest engineering discipline after military engineering.
The guest Dr. Rishipal, Professor in Management, highly geared up the seminar with his presentation on the Construction Management by citing various examples like that of Mahatma Gandhi, Anna Hazare, Mukesh Ambani etc cetera. Construction is an art & science to form material or immaterial objects, systems or organizations and comes from Latin word constructionem (from come “together” & structure “to pile up”). It is used as a verb: the act of building & a noun: how a building was built, the nature of its structures. Management in business & organizations is a function that coordinates the efforts of people to accomplish goals and objectives using available resources efficiently & effectively. Management comprises of planning, organizing, staffing (bringing human resources to execute whatever you have planned), leadership (speaking in such a way so that people will start believing you) or directing (information, command, order to manage something) and controlling an organization to accomplish the goals. He told the students that most reliable models are available in this world are Mathematical Models. When Mathematical calculations are correct, then physical model is approved. Present day is a day of six sigma quality. In civil engineering, construction is itself a production. He also explained various sub disciplines of construction management under civil engineering like Environmental Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Structural Engineering, Earthquake Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Forensic Engineering, Aerospace Engineering etc cetera. He took an example of a man (Mr. Ambani) who was standing at petrol pump with a minimum salary having dream or vision of creating best refinery in world.
The Seminar was arranged and coordinated by energetic students Sumit and Rajan under the guidance of Mr. Gaurav (Coordinator, Civil) and Mr. Amit Verma (HOD, CSE). All the students are actively participated in FAQ session. All the faculty members of Civil Engineering Department played an important role in organizing and coordinating the event.

SGI CONVOKED INTER-SCHOOL ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION’2014@ CHILDREN’S DAY

As a part of Corporate Social Responsibility, SGI along with Academic partner “HUAWEI” had taken an initiative to organize 2^nd Inter-School “ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION” ON 14^th November 2014 on Children’s day (also known as Bal Divas) for the school students of IX to XII standard. The aim of this competition was to encourage students to showcase their thought process and writing skills on issues of social importance leading to a youth awakening. The topics of the competition were- Make in India, Education & Employability, Role of Information Technology in Agricultural development. The essay was invited to be written in either English or Hindi. The very name SGI has grown to be synonymous with excellence in education and under the banner of Nav Nirman Sewa Samiti (The Promoting Body), Samalkha Group of Institutions (SGI) has been envisioned to be an institute promoting academic and professional excellence, nurturing and sustaining conducive ambience for sculpting budding talents into technocrats and managers of tomorrow.

Sh. Jai Bhagwan Khatak (DEO, Panipat) was the Chief Guest of the event. Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Goel (Director, SGI) addressed the participants in his opening speech that Children's Day -- a day dedicated to children -- is observed as an event across India to celebrate childhood and promote awareness about children's welfare. Endorsed by global organizations and governments, this celebration aims at promoting the wellbeing of children and to uplift their social rights.

14th November is celebrated as children's day in all across India, as it is the birthday of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of independent India. Childhood memories are sweetest of all. They can be savored for a life-time. Children's day celebration is fun for the little ones but it is important for the parents too.

Prof. (Dr.) Puja Waalia Mann (Dean, FOM) philosophized the participants in her “Career Counseling Session”. The spotlight of the Career Counseling Session was on the future career prospects for aspiring students especially for the Polytechnic, B.Tech and BBA courses.

Around 3500 students from 42 schools registered for the In-Campus Essay Writing Competition and On-line submission module. The students were very enthusiastic about the Essay Writing Competition and grabbed the golden opportunity.SGI always works for better future of students and will continue to work in this direction. Results of In-campus Essay writing Competition were declared on 14^th November, 2014.

Mohit (Student- Siddhartha International School, Panipat) has been awarded 1^st Prize in Essay Writing Competition. He has been awarded with Certificate, Scholarship letter valid for the academic session 2015-16 for upto 90% tution fee waiver and also a cash prize of Rs. 3000/-. Gagangeet Kaur (Student- Bal Vikas School, Panipat ) has been awarded 2^nd Prize, and has been awarded Certificate, Scholarship letter of tution fees waiver of 75% and also a cash prize of Rs 2000/. Jagriti (Student- St. Mary’s Convent Senior Secondary School, Panipat) has been awarded 3^rd Prize. She has been awarded certificate, Scholarship letter of tution fees waiver of 50% and also a cash prize of. Rs. 1000/-. JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU SRENIOR SECONDARY.SCHOOL, GOHANA won SGI “ESSAY-WRITING COMPETITION 14” Running Trophy with 500 participants in the competition.

Students of Government Girls Senior Secondary School (Gohana),  Sir Chhotu Ram Heritage School (Panipat), O.P.S. International School (Karnal),  Dr. M.K.K Arya Model School (Panipat), Happy Child School (Gannur), Geeta Niketan Vidyapeeth School (Karnal) won consolation prizes.

Ritika Kataria (Student-MBA) and Kanika Chaudhary (Student-BBA) were the Master of Ceremony. Sapna and Nischal (Students-MBA) were overall coordinator for the event. SGI understand the importance of the children's day that’s why the event was organized by SGI said Prof. (Dr.) Puja Waalia Mann (Dean, Faculty of Management) Samalkha Group of Management.

Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Goel (Director-SGI) and SGI management have also congratulated students with their appreciable thought process jotted down in the form of essay.

NEW AUSTRALIAN DOMESTIC AVIATION AND AIRFARE RESEARCH RELEASED

A new domestic aviation and airfare analysis today has been released to market. The 37-page Australian Aviation and Airfare Analysis, produced by 4th Dimension, Flight Centre Travel Group's new business travel consulting division and CAPA - Centre for Aviation, provides an in-depth review of the domestic aviation industry and includes the results of a specialized airfare benchmarking analysis. Including an evaluation of both the current and prospective market trends in Australia, the report focuses on areas such as domestic airline capacity, scheduling and performance.

4th Dimension General Manager Virginia Fitzpatrick said she was excited to be involved with an initiative that introduced a new approach to tracking and reporting of domestic fares and airfare procurement.

Er.Mohd Faiz Baig

Lecturer

Aeronautical Engineering

 

IS BACKWARDNESS CONSEQUENCE OF OUR POLITICAL SYSTEM OR ITS OTHER WAY ROUND?

Backwardness of our country is not totally the consequence of our political system after all we get the political environment as we are. Our leaders come from us only so to blame politician is easiest methodology we have adopted for.

After the dawn of independence the economic and growth of our country was the major issue for our country and after the globalization it was a major concern. But at that time we have not at the survival position.

If we talk about the last two decades the system of coalition government especially has initiated a new tactics of saving the government rather than reviving the country. India has enough potential to grow but its leaders have even bigger bellies than that. Our political system dilutes the accountability and parties blame each other for any mis governance. But at the same time I would like to point out that the mindset and awareness of citizens also play a significant role in any country’s growth. In India most of the people treat themselves as just a statistics on a census chart and keep blaming politician for every small issue. They must understand their importance. I believe active and justified use of the political right given to citizens can improve country’s growth.

We can’t just blame the political system. We can see the present situation of voters who have no choice to elect better among the candidates for their constituency. Certain reforms should be brought such that the candidate stood for election shouldn’t have at-least a single case filed against him and investigating agencies like CBI should be given autonomous power as against under control under government. We can see many CBI cases haven’t been solved yet due to peer political pressure under the vested interests of the leaders. So we have to wake up and strive to take up an oath to remove corruption at the root level and thus ensuring the development of the country.

Mr. Pankaj

Lecturer

Electronics and Communication Engineering

THE VALUE OF DISCIPLINE

Discipline means abiding by, or adhering to, certain rules or norms of social life. Discipline is what a person imposes on himself taking it as his duty to God, to society, or to some other institution. It remands a strict control over an individual's rights and privilege, which if allowed swelling uncurbed and unregulated may result in disorder and anarchy in social and political life of a country. Discip­line is vital to a successful life. Without discipline army is reduced to a disordered mob, democracy degenerates into monocracy and social life becomes chaotic and anarchical.

Nature provides the best example of discipline in life. In nature all the planets move in their orbit; the seasons change in accordance with a set order, day and night follow each other at regular intervals, Man must take lessons from Nature. Our life should be punctuated with discipline. It is in this sense that K. Santhanam defined National Integrity as the conscientious and faithful performance of duties and obligations by every section of the people.

Mr. Anish

AP

Computer Science

Mechanical & Mechanical (Auto) Fresher’s Party 

MECH FREAK - 2K14

Finally the day has come…….The most awaited Mechanical & Mechanical (Auto) Fresher’s party finally took place on 15th November  2014 at Samalkha Group of Institutions(SGI). The Freshers Party titled as ‘MECH FREAK 2K14’. Fabulous team organized Fresher’s party for the all the new faces with the support of Second Year students. The party was thrown by the senior students, as the rule says. The senior batch students whole heartedly extended a warm welcome to their junior counterparts.
The day began with lighting of the lamp and garlanding the statue of Goddess Saraswati by Honourable Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Goel, Director Samalkha Group of Institutions, Samalkha along with Er. Sunil Kumar-HOD, Mechanical Engineering and all HOD’s of other Departments. Director Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Goel in his welcome speech congratulated the students for organizing the event wonderfully. Accentuating the importance of being a disciplined student, he stressed that it is essential to nurture and develop basic values in a student. He also said that he  dreamt  to see SGI Group among the Top Colleges and that can be possible only when all will become determined and will work hard. These young boys are the future of our country and we can shape the future of our society by nourishing these young minds. During their stay here, we will ensure their healthy overall development”.
In his speech, Mr. Sunil Kumar, HOD  ME called upon the students to participate in curricular, extra-curricular and co-curricular activities with the same spirit as in the corporate world all-rounder is very high in demand. He further added that the students must show their hidden talents at such occasion. The mesmerizing music, songs, flash freezing lights and the exuberant students were the defining moments in the party. The youngsters cheered and hooted for their peers and juniors. The newcomers were introduced through walk on the ramp. In this way, the formal introduction of juniors & seniors put a foundation of long-term relationship. Heart throbbing dance numbers, melodious songs of today and past era, jokes, Skit, mimicry and other cultural performances of the students made the atmosphere extremely energetic. Students came out with different individual and Group performances.
The eye-catching event was a Song sung by Rajkumar, who sung a Heart touching song “Saiyaan & Teri Diwani by Kailash Kher”. The main challenge of the evening Mr. Fresher and Ms. Fresher and Mr. Personality were selected, on the basis of their performance in different rounds.  Sahil Bhagat was adjudged as Mr. Fresher, Ruchi Singh as Ms. Fresher and Aman selected as Mr. Personality. Function was successfully coordinated by Avinash, Sanchit, Alok, Shubham, Panchanan, Hitesh and Md. Shahnawaz under the guidance of Er. Sumit Kumar (AP, ME), Er. Dinesh Jain (AP, ME) & Sachin Yadav (AP, ME).
 On this occasion, Heads of the various Departments, Faculty members and students were also present. At the end, sumptuous lunch was served.

I draw confidence from stories of ordinary Indians, Prime Minister Narendra Modi writes in Wall Street Journal.

NEW DELHI: India will pursue its dreams in partnership with our international friends and will be open and friendly to the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written in an op-ed for Wall Street Journal as he gets ready to script a new chapter in India-US relations during his trip to America.

Stating that there is a high tide of hope in India, the Prime Minister promises to create world-class infrastructure that country badly needs to accelerate growth and meet people's basic needs. Accepting that the challenges before him are dauting, Modi writes, "I draw confidence from countless extraordinary stories of ordinary Indians that I have seen through decades of travel across India."

Highlighting the role of technology in development, Modi says, "I also strongly believe in the possibilities of technology and innovation to transform governance, empower people, provide affordable solutions for societal challenges and reach people in ways that were unimaginable not so long ago."

Modi, who is on a trip to US, feels India and America have a fundamental stake in each other's success.

Mr. Ajay Sharma

Lecturer

Civil Engineering

SHOULD VOTERS BE GIVEN A NOTA (NONE OF THE ABOVE) CHOICE?

It’s always better..!!

NOTA is a welcome step towards strengthening the democratic selection process of candidates, but it is a toothless tiger in its current form. We can say through NOTA that all of the above candidates are not good, but NOTA do not empower the people to force political class to change the candidates. In my view, political parties should be forced to change a candidate if certain percentage of voters opts for NOTA.

People can also show their dissent towards political class and system by using the NOTA option. Voters in conflict areas such as North Eastern regions, Maoist dominated areas and Indian-administered Kashmir can use NOTA to highlight their plights and miseries. Democracy has to move ahead with Right to Reject, Right to Recall. The NOTA option is a beginning.

Mr. Vikas Kumar

Head of Department

Electronics & Communication Engineering

Pool Campus Placement Drive of Woxa Technologies at SGI

 As a part of the “Campus Placement Drive Programme”, Samalkha Group of Institutions organized a “Pool Campus Placement Drive” at Samalkha Group of Institutions on 30th October 2014 for B.Tech (CSE/IT/ECE), BCA & MCA Batch 2014.

Woxa Technologies is one of the leading Software Development Company with extensive experience in designing, development and IT Security with edge software solutions. WOXA TECHNOLOGIES is recognized and appreciated by NASA, MICROSOFT, ISRO, GLXP, ESA and JAXA.

For Woxa Technologies, the recruitment process at Samalkha Group of Institutions started with Written Test and then followed by Group Discussion and HR/Technical Round. Out of 100 candidates, twenty one were shortlisted in Written Test and then appeared for further round. After this round of interview, three candidates (two from SGI) were selected by Woxa Technologies and got designation as “Junior Developer”.

 Students of various Colleges such as N.C-Israna, ABES-Ghaziabad, YIMT-Yamunanagar, UPTU-Ghaziabad etc cetera. came to appear for interview at SGI.

The event proved to be a successful due to dedicated efforts of Mr. Amit Sinha, Manager-Placements and Mr. Vishal Dora, TPO SGI.

Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Goel, Director, SGI congratulated the students for their achievements.

RAT RACE TO MBA IS A RACE TO BIG MONEY

There are different kinds of wealth building strategies in order to avoid waste of time and mistakes for those out there who are planning to build their wealth. In fact, to get rich is easy for those who know the wealth making strategies to achieve financial success. Today lots of students are moving towards the field of management to get handsome salary. Based on survey and studies globally, most professionals that have MBA diploma earned double than their previous income. For example, most of the CEO of the fortune 500 companies earned MBA diploma and get richer faster than technical people do with engineering background. Thus there is a race among the students for MBA to make big money. This might be a shortcut for them to be richer and it’s not bad idea as every individual in this era wants to get name and fame by hook or by crook. People being indulged with the technical background or being fresher in terms of graduation whether at engineering or medical stream do not get advantage of having high salary because of the null year experience.

After graduation there are a lot of options before candidates to seek a job or to continue with their higher studies. After B. tech a student must opt for M. Tech as it belongs to their stream but they don’t as there is a feeling that they would either have to gain experience or have to become a faculty in future. Now the question arises that how would they sustain in the environment where they have to deal with the knowledge of finance, management and organizational behaviour? The answer is quite simple- they can just for making a BIG MONEY.

MBA not only provide handsome salary but makes you start to operate your own business. The majority of the billionaires and millionaires have their own business, yeah not only one but also more. Right after you graduate with an MBA degree from a big-name college, it would have a lot of value. Recruiters would likely give it a lot of weightage while evaluating you. Indeed, the developing world is proving a melting pot for growing collaboration between the private, voluntary and public sectors. Thus today a rat race to MBA is not meant for educational purpose but to enhance their money making.

Mr. Akhil

AP

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Pool Campus Placement Drive of McNewton Solutions Private Limited at SGI

 As a part of the “Campus Placement Drive Programme”, Samalkha Group of Institutions organized a “Pool Campus Placement Drive” at Samalkha Group of Institutions on 28^th October 2014 for B.Tech (CSE/IT/ECE/EEE) & MCA Batch 2014.

McNewton Solutions Private Limited is an IT consulting, technology and outsourcing service provider for the ERP — Enterprise Resource Planning, Web and Mobile Aps Development globally. One hundred percent independent of affiliation, McNewton helps organization and select ERP software, manages the implementation of the software, and facilitates all related organizational changes to assure that each of its clients realize the full business benefits of their ERP implementation. They also offer IT strategy, ERP staffing and expert witness services. McNewton maintains a global presence with current offices in United Kingdom (London and Manchester) and India (Chandigarh).

For McNewton Solutions Private Limited, the recruitment process at Samalkha Group of Institutions started with Aptitude Test and then followed by HR/Technical Round. Out of 100 candidates, eight were shortlisted in Aptitude Test and then appeared for further round. After this round of interview, two candidates were selected by McNewton and got designation as “PHP Developer” and two candidates were shortlisted for further processes at their premises.

Students of various Colleges such as N.C-Israna, DITM-Ganaur, ABES-Ghaziabad, KITM-Kurukshetra, LPU-Jalandhar, UPTU-Ghaziabad etc cetera. came to appear for interview at SGI.

The event proved to be a successful due to dedicated efforts of Mr. Amit Sinha, Manager-Placements and Mr. Vishal Dora, TPO SGI.

Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Goel, Director, SGI congratulated the students for their achievements.

IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS

When we communicate with another person, it does not only refer to communication skills. Communication skills involves a lot of things like the way we respond to the person we are speaking to, body gestures including facial expressions, pitch and tone of our voice and a lot of other things. How to Communicate Effectively Importance of communications skills is not only limited to management field or organizations. In almost every aspect of our life or in a relationship, effective communication is needed. Given the importance of communication skills in both the personal and the corporate world, any individual who want to make progress with their life should develop this important skill. In business, a good communication skill is always required especially on advertisements for job seekers. Without good communications skills, a person may find it impossible to climb up the corporate ladder. Usually promotions come to those who can communicate well. In a relationship, good communications skills are also important. It is a good way to maintain good relationships with our love ones. Good communication skills help the relationships to develop in a nice way.

Mr.  Amit Verma

HOD

Computer Science

GOVERNMENT TO DRDO

In a message to the Defense Research Development Organization that has over a dozen scientists working on tenures beyond 60, the government has frowned at the tendency of giving extensions to scientists without consulting the Appointments Committee of Cabinet (ACC).

A government note sent on Friday to nine ministries and departments which have specialists in scientific or medical fields, including DRDO and Department of Space, the Department of Personnel and Training has said that the ACC headed by the prime minister has observed that in some cases, departments have unilaterally extended the service officers beyond the age of superannuation without obtaining the approval of ACC.

Er.Mohd Faiz Baig

Lecturer

Aeronautical Engineering

Rashtriya Ekta Divas Celebration

Departments of Samalkha Group of Institutions celebrated “RASHTRIYA EKTA DIVAS” on 31st October 2014 to commemorate the 139th birth anniversary of “SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL”. All the students, faculty members along with HOD’s gathered for saluting nation’s “LOH PURUSH”. The iron man of India was born on 31st October 1875 in Nadiad. His father Jhaverbhai Patel was a farmer & mother Laad bai was a simple lady. From his childhood he was very hardworking. He helped his father in farming & studied at N.K. High School in Petlad and passed high school in 1896 and then he passed District Leader’s examination. With great wisdom & political foresight, he consolidated the small kingdoms and was named “IRON MAN”. The day will be marked by the administration of a pledge to maintain the unity and integrity of the country.

“Rashtriya Ekta Diwas Pledge”

I solemnly pledge that I dedicate myself to preserve the unity, integrity and security of the Nation and also strive hard to spread this message among my fellow countrymen. I take this pledge in the spirit of the unification of my country which was made possible by the vision and action of late Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. I also solemnly resolve to make my own contribution to ensure internal security of my Country.
This auspicious occasion was celebrated by all departments with full of patriotism.

Educational tour to Manali-Rohtang Pass for B.Tech final Year Civil Students

Samalkha Group of Institutions organized a four day educational survey tour for its B.Tech final year civil students from 9th October 2014 (Thursday) to 12th October 2014 (Sunday) to Manali-Rohtang Pass.
Manali is a popular place for all seasons and for all tourists. 14 Students of Civil final year accomplished with two faculty members. The trip started with survey camp in the hilly areas of Manali. After that students visited the local sites such as Hadimba Temple, Ghatotkach Temple, Monastery, Manali Museum etc. In the evening, students rushed to the Mall road for shopping.
Next day students visited Rohtang pass and enjoyed the ride on sledge. Returning from Rohtang Pass to Manali, they also took pleasure of Paragliding. The Mountain ranges seen by the students from Rohtang Pass as light began to fade out of the horizon. On third day, the journey began for Kullu; students grab the opportunity of river rafting in Kullu. The students were very energized and came to know about many facts of survey and thanked the Civil Engineering Department & SGI management for organizing such survey camp during tour.
The trip was coordinated by Mr. Shashank Sharma (Coodinator, Civil) and Mr.Vikas Rohal (Lecturer, Civil) who successfully managed the students throughout the whole trip and students were very much thankful for their cooperation and adjustments. All in all it was a tremendous, unforgettable, pleasurable trip which gave excellent memories in everyone’s eyes and students wished to be there forever.