Mangaluru: The Department of Commerce and Management at Yenepoya Institute of Arts, Science, Commerce, and Management (YIASCM), affiliated with Yenepoya (Deemed to be University), organized the 3rd Series of the Enlightened Master Class in Digital Marketing on March 20, 2024, at Kulur Campus, Mangaluru.
The event commenced with Mahammad Shahid, Head of the Department of Commerce, extending a warm welcome to the delegates. Dr. Arun A Bhagwath, the Principal and Dean Faculty of Science, emphasized the importance of global knowledge and mastering new-age skills in Digital Marketing for students' holistic development.
Experts, Dr. Simon Fraser and Craig Leith from Robert Gordon University, Scotland, served as Resource Persons for the session. Their presentations covered various aspects of digital marketing, including market analysis, consumer behavior, branding strategies, and digital advertising methodologies, aiming to equip students with the necessary tools and techniques for success in the field.
Vice Principals Dr. Shareena P, Dean Faculty of Commerce and Management, Dr. Jeevan Raj, and Narayan Sukumar A added weight to the event. The resource persons from Robert Gordon University were honored in a traditional manner as a token of appreciation for their contributions.
The session, held from 10 am to 12:30 pm, marked the third part of the series, with the preceding two sessions conducted online. A total of 250 students from B. Com, BBA, and MBA programs actively participated, demonstrating their enthusiasm for learning. Notable attendees included representatives from Robert Gordon University and the International Skill Development Corporation, as well as faculty members from Yenepoya Deemed University.
Sheetal Nayak, Assistant Professor, managed the proceedings as the Master of Ceremony, while Mr. Subramani K, Assistant Professor, coordinated the event.
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New Delhi (PTI): The government is learnt to have cleared a proposal to procure ammunition for Pinaka multi-launch rocket systems at a cost of Rs 10,200 crore, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi on January 13 said that two Pinaka contracts -- one for high explosive pre-fragmented ammunition and another for area denial munitions -- are set to be inked before end of the current fiscal.
The people cited above said the procurement has been given the required go ahead.
The two types of ammunition are being procured for around six Pinaka regiments that the Army plans to deploy to bolster its combat prowess along the northern frontier with China.
The Army already has four regiments of Pinaka rocket systems.
While the Pinaka MK-I rocket system has a range of around 40 km, the Pinaka II variant can hit targets at a distance of 60 km.
The Army is enhancing the combat prowess of its artillery units along the frontier with China by procuring an array of weapons systems including an additional batch of 100 K9 Vajra howitzers, swarm drones, loitering munitions and surveillance systems.