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CII Yi Yuva IISU Chaupal (The IIS University)
ANNUAL REPORT
2014-2015
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Contents
S.No Topic Page No.
1 About CII Yi 3
2 Committee 4
3 List of Activities 5
4 Report of Activities 6-16
5 List of Student members 17-18
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ABOUT CII YI Yuva Chaupal
Young Indians involves students from schools and colleges around the
country to involve them in leadership, personal development and nation
building activities, Yi Students Net envisions connecting students to the
community, the country at large and working towards a movement for
"Nation Building".
Young Indians (Yi) is an integral part of the Confederation of Indian Industry
(CII), a non-government, not-for-profit, industry led and industry managed
organisation playing a proactive role in India's development process. Yi was
formed in the year 2002 with an objective of creating a platform for young
Indians to realise the dream of a developed nation. Yi has around 1500 direct
members in 32 chapters, and engages around 8300 students through student
nets. Yi membership includes young progressive Indians between the age
group of 25 & 40 and comprises entrepreneurs, professionals and achievers
from different walks of life. "To become the Voice of Young Indians
Globally" being the vision of Yi, it provides a platform for young Indians to
participate in and contribute by becoming an integral part of the Indian
growth story. Yi's work can be divided primarily into three groups; "Youth
Leadership", "Youth Social Entrepreneurship” and “International
Engagements”.
It grooms students to become the voice of Young Indian’s globally and make
them an integral part of the Indian Growth Story. “Yi Yuva” is the new name
for Yi Youth Affairs vertical. Young Indians involves students from schools
and colleges by forming “Chaupals” across various institutes around the
country. Yi Yuva IIS Chaupal aims to synergize students and their energy for
positive action. It provides an opportunity to start thinking and work for
India. As a part of this Net, students work in cross functional teams with a
broad objective of enhancing their leadership skills and giving back to the
nation. In the process, they get opportunity for self development, skill
building, community service and nation building.
The Yi Jaipur Chapter launched its first Yi Student NET with the IIS
University on 19th
Sept 2013. Mr Rohit Verma, Chair, Yi Jaipur Chapter and
Dr Ashok Gupta, Vice Chancellor, The IIS University, signed MOU for the
same. 50 students of the University registered themselves as the members of
this NET. This number was later increased to 88.
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The IIS University
CII Yi IISU Yuva Chaupal Committee (2014-15)
Student’s Committee
S.No Name Role Vertical
1 Ms Shivangi Nuwal Head ----
2 Ms Kajal Joshi Co-Head
3 Ms Abha Samariya Coordinator(PG) Learning
4 Ms Pavneesh Chawla Coordinator(UG)
5 Ms Khushboo
Choudhary
Coordinator(PG) Environment
6 Ms Jayati Maheshwari Coordinator(UG)
7 Ms Chitra Shekhawat Coordinator(PG) Sports
8 Ms Seema Solanki Coordinator(UG)
Teacher’s Committee
S. No. Name Position
1 Ms. Deepika Singh Coordinator
2 Dr. Mahima Rai Coordinator
3 Dr. Shweta Kastiya Member
4 Dr. Aditi R. Khandelwal Member
5 Dr. Meenakshi Anand Member
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List of Activities (2014-15)
Date Name of Activity Number of members of
CII-Yi students Net that
participated
28 August 2014 Guest lecture: A Talk with Mr
Vishwas Mudgal
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9th
September
2014
A talk by Ms Nivedita Sarda 29
13th
October
2014
Visit to Lotus Dairy 25
23rd
January
2015
Guest Lecture- Recycling
Electronic Waste for E-Clean
India
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2nd
February
2015
Workshop on “Civic Quotient” 47
26th
-28th
February, 2015
E-waste collection drive 30
12 March 2015
Yi Annual Day 17
21 June 2015 Yoga Day 5
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Report of Activities (2014-2015)
Guest lecture: A Talk with Mr Vishwas Mudgal
28August 2014
On 28th August 2014, a guest lecture was organised in the AV hall, The IIS
University, by CII-YI, Jaipur Chapter in association with the CII YI student’s
NET of The IIS University. The invited guest was Mr. Vishwas Mudgal, a
successful serial entrepreneur and CEO with a history of building innovative
technology brands and companies.
He is currently the CEO& Co-Founder of GoodWorkLabs, one of the fastest
growing technology firms in the industry, which helps entrepreneurs, start-
ups and global companies build high-end software products and succeed in
the market. He started his first company - Infovision Computer Academy at
the age of 18 to educate rural students in Karnataka, which trained several
hundred students over a period of three years. In 2007, he co-founded an
innovative Internet start-up called JobeeHive.com, receiving great
recognition and went on to mass over 1.5 lakh users. In 2009, Mr. Mudgal
became the CEO of a Canadian MNC called Castle Rock. He set up their
software centres in Bangalore & Kolkata and built a 150+ member team.
Storytelling is his passion and he has taken it up as his parallel career. He has
become a best-selling sensation and youth icon in India after the spectacular
success of his debut novel 'Losing My Religion,' which is inspiring the youth
of the country to take up entrepreneurship and follow their passion. With his
unique style, he is now being called a master storyteller by the media and the
readers.
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Mr Mudgal shared his experience of writing his first book which is a gritty
story of Rishi Rai, a fallen gaming entrepreneur-turned-adventurer. With an
expert talk on career as an entrepreneur, he also shared his personal
experiences and success stories on how he became an entrepreneur and a
leading novelist. He gave 5 rules for success which motivated the audience to
pursue entrepreneurship and follow their interests. The other members of CII-
YI, Jaipur Chapter who were also present on the occasion are-
• Mr. Abhishek Mishra, Chairperson, YI, Jaipur Chapter
• Mr. Abhinav Banthia, Co-Chairperson, YI, Jaipur Chapter
• Mr. Ashish Maheshwari, Chairperson YUUA, YI, Jaipur Chapter
• Mr. Ashish Modi, Executive Member, YI, Jaipur Chapter
• Ms. Nivedita Sarda, YI, Chairperson, IIS Chaupal
Post his talk, students asked him questions and top 5 questions were awarded
with an autographed copy of the novel. The lecture ended with a group
photograph of CII-YI student NET members of The IIS University and the
guests.
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A talk by Ms Nivedita Sarda
September 2014
A meeting of CII YI student’s NET members of The IIS University was held
in the AV Hall on 9th
September 2014. Ms Nivdita Sarda, who is an Advocate
and Chairperson of Chaupal (student’s NET), delivered a talk to the students
on this occassion. Ms Nivedita gave an overview about CII YI to the
students. She told that YI is an integral part of CII (Confederation of Indian
Industries). YI involves students from schools and colleges around the
country to involve them in leadership, personal development and nation
building activities, YI Student’s NET envisions connecting students to the
community, the country at large and working towards a movement for
"Nation Building".
She also highlighted some of the activities of some other Student NETs from
all over India.
It was an interactive session and all students raised their queries and were
answered by Ms Nivedita in a friendly manner.
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Visit to Lotus Dairy Plant
13th
October 2014
A visit was organized by YI Yuva, Jaipur Chapter, for its members of YI IIS
University Yuva Chaupal on 13th
October 2014 to Lotus Dairy Plant, Bassi.
Lotus Dairy was established with a great vision to provide quality dairy
products and generate employment. It has a network of centers in more than
1500 villages in Rajasthan.
Students received a very warm welcome at the plant. To begin with, they
were introduced to the management team by the Director, Mr. Rohit Verma-
Mr. J. K. Khanna (Project Advisor) Naveen Jain (Marketing Manager), M.K.
Mathur (Manager- Q.A.), C.P. Mittal (Advisor), M.K. Agarwal (Dy. General
Manager). This was followed by a Power Point presentation on the Dairy
Industry in general and about Lotus Dairy in particular. The presentation
included various stages of processing of milk at Lotus dairy and highlighted
related facts. The students were then divided in two groups and taken around
the various departments of the plant. The students were impressed by the
cleanliness and the quality check at each stage of processing. Afterwards,
there was an interactive session wherein the managing team answered all
queries put up by the students. Various myths relating to milk and its
products were also cleared. In the end, the students were served refreshment
which gave them a taste of Lotus Dairy products.
The visit was a great learning experience for all the members of YI IIS Yuva
Chaupal. It imparted and enhanced their knowledge regarding the functioning
of a dairy and its products.
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Visit to Lotus Dairy Plant
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Guest Lecture- Recycling Electronic Waste for E-Clean India
23rd
January 2015
There is a little bit of e-waste in everyone’s life. Even a broken or dead
electronic item doesn't look like a scrap/waste. A typical laptop stored at
home has 90% probability of making its way to a landfill or being treated in
informal and hazardous way.
A guest lecture on “Recycling Electronic Waste for E-Clean India” was
organized by CII YI, Jaipur Chapter on 23rd
January 2015 in the AV Hall of
The IIS University. The speaker on the occasion was Mr. Prateek Goel.
Mr. Prateek Goel is a serial entrepreneur and a disruptive thinker. Starting his
entrepreneurial journey from a university dorm room with friends, over the
last five years, Prateek has successfully co-founded a Telecom Software
Product company, Teramatrix Technologies, catering to clients in India,
Bhutan and Africa - Ghana. Inspired to develop a Marketable Product in
Social Domain, he is currently steering ZeroWaste to be the pioneer in
Electronic Waste Management. ZeroWaste wants to be the "Simplest way to
dispose electronics waste" and is advocating E-Clean India, in sync with
Prime Minister's Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan. ZeroWaste creates an effective
channel of collecting dead electronic products and indulges into recycling.
Mr. Prateek enlightened the members about various harmful effects of
electronic waste, such as, a cell phone uses 65 elements and releases some of
the most toxic chemical if burnt. Burning electronic waste is a common act
performed in India by the Junk Dealers (Kabadis). The most important thing
the students realized was that they should not dispose e-waste by entrusting it
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to Junk Dealers, instead, it should deposit it to a ZeroWaste branch or the
mobile stores associated with ZeroWaste.
It was a great learning and motivating session for students.
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Workshop on “Civic Quotient”
2nd
February 2015
A workshop on Civic Quotient was organized on 2nd
February 2015 at The
IIS University, Jaipur.
The workshop was organized by CII YI Jaipur Chapter and Indian School of
Business (ISB) along with Bharti Institute of Public Policy under the 360
Degree Leadership programme. The workshop was jointly conducted
by Professor Rajesh Chakrabarti and Ms. Kaushiki Sanyal.
Professor Rajesh Chakrabart is the Executive Director of Bharti Institute of
Public Policy and Clinical Associate Professor at ISB. He has published
quality papers in several international research journals encompassing
Finance, Economics & International Business.
Ms. Kaushiki Sanya is a Senior Analyst at Bharti Institue of Public Policy,
ISB. She is leading the Legislative Research Initiative of the Institute.
The day long training involved following three tentative modules:
1. Why engage with policy making process?
2. What is the policy making process & points at which citizens can engage
with it?
3. Role of bureaucracy in public policy.
The purpose of this workshop was to educate the college students about the
basic percepts of parliamentary democracy so as to help them engage with
the political process & push for better policies and better governance. It is
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important to channelize the upsurge of political activism in the urban youth in
such way that their actions are informed by the basic principles and processes
that underpin India’s parliamentary democracy. Otherwise it may cause more
harm than good in the long run because governments respond to populist
pressures.
The workshop was a great learning experience for all the Yuva Chaupal
members. Yuva Chaupal will always look forward for such learning and
enlightening workshops in times to come.
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E-waste collection drive
26th
-28th
February, 2015
An E-waste awareness and collection drive was organized by members of IIS
Yuva Chaupal in the University campus from 26th
Feb to 28th
Feb 2015. The
idea behind this activity was to create awareness among Staff and students of
the University to a very important issue relating to Environment.
An effort was made by members for a cleaner, safer world by putting up
posters in the entire campus, visiting classes and educating students about E-
waste and its impact on environment. Also, an enquiry/collection desk was
set up by the members near E-Block on all three days. Some contribution has
been received by staff and students in the form of mobiles, keyboards,
remotes, calculators, printer etc. A small beginning has been made which
Yuva members shall take on further.
Earlier in Jan 2015, an E-waste collection centre was set up in Room No 403.
Students who now wish to deposit E-waste articles like discarded mobile
phones, laptops, computers and peripherals, and small electronic appliances
can submit it at the collection centre.
All the collected E-waste articles were handed over to an authorized E-Waste
Collector/Recycler in association with CII, Jaipur chapter.
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Yi Annual Day
12 March 2015
Members of the Yuva IISU Chaupal attended the Yi Annual day at Hotel
Clarks Amer, Jaipur on 12th
March, 2015. It gave them an exposure to the
corporate environment and they were shown a presentation comprising the
various activities of Yi Yuva Chaupals held across the nation and Rajasthan
in particular. Also, leaders for the Jaipur chapter were appointed and a
discussion on “Make In India” was held by the various dignitaries present
there.
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International Yoga Day Celebration
21st June 2015
In December 2014, the United Nations General Assembly declared June 21
as the International Day of Yoga. To support this noble day, Confederation of
Indian Industry (CII) and Young Indians (Yi) - Jaipur Chapter, organized a
Yoga Session to celebrate International Yoga Day and to send a message of
defining yoga as “The Art of Calming the Mind”. Thus, Sunday morning of
21 June 2015 saw more than 50 participants on the grounds of Birla
Auditorium. Students of Yi IISU YUVA Chaupal and YI BIBT Chaupal also
joined the session.
Mr Praveen Garg , the Yoga Guru took one hour yoga session in which
various asans and vyayams were practiced. Going in deep, he also introduced
the participants and members with Yama and Niyama that defines the
behavior patterns or relationship between the individual and outside world.
He made the participants believe that essence of yoga lies in attaining mental
peace, improved concentration power and a relaxed state of living.
Members of Yi Jaipur Chapter and YUVA Chaupals participated with great
enthusiasm and got acquainted with an invaluable gift of India’s ancient
tradition. They actually experienced how Yoga truly embodies unity of mind
and soul, thought and action and drives away all the stress of life.
Mr Suresh K Poddar, Chairman CII Rajasthan State Council, who was
present on the occassion expressed that Yoga is an ultimate spiritual and
physical tonic, the deeper we move into yoga practice; the more intense are
its benefits.
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International Yoga Day Celebration
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THE IIS UNIVERSITY
CII Yi-IISU YUVA CHAUPAL
LIST OF MEMBERS 2014-15
S.No
Name of the
Student Class Contact No. Email Id
1 Aashu Saini B.COM(H) SEM III 7727031865 [email protected]
2 Abha Samariya MBA- HR SEM I 8764085310 [email protected]
3 Anchal Agarwal MBA SEM I 9314516385 [email protected]
4 Anisha Rathore B.A.(H) SEM III 8696900686 [email protected]
5 Ankita Bangur B.SC(H) SEM V 9887350555 [email protected]
6 Anushree Bhargava B.COM(H) SEM III 9462692713 [email protected]
7 Ayushi Chaudhary B.A.(H) SEM I 9982021752 [email protected]
8 Bhavika Nankani B.COM(H) SEM III 9413333919 [email protected]
9 Bhawna Bairwa B.COM(H) SEM III 9828931920 [email protected]
10 Chitra Shekhawat MBA SEM I 9001494949 [email protected]
11 Disha Singh B.COM(H) SEM III 7742663556 [email protected]
12 Divisha Rungta B.COM (H) SEM III 7023071301 [email protected]
13 Harleen Narang B.COM(H) SEM V 9549191914 [email protected]
14 Himanshi Yadav MBA- HR SEM I 9549630398 [email protected]
15 Hirshi Sujanti B.COM(H) SEM III 9660316000 [email protected]
16 Jayati Maheshwari B.COM (H) SEM I 9929679253 [email protected]
17 Kajal Joshi B.SC(H) SEM I 8561858454 [email protected]
18 Kanika Bhatia B.COM(H) SEM III 9001950855 [email protected]
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Khushboo
Choudhary MBA SEM I 7665020804 [email protected]
20 Khushboo Fauzdar MBA- HR SEM I 7073068262 [email protected]
21 Komal Sejwani B.COM(H) SEM III 8233802462 [email protected]
22 Kratika Chobey B. COM(H) SEM III 8107524595 [email protected]
23 Lakshita Goyal B.COM(H) SEM V 9812400095 [email protected]
24 Mahak Agarwal B.COM(H) SEM III 8955638855 [email protected]
25 Nandini Rathi B.COM(H) SEM III 9314814983 [email protected]
26 Neetu Agarwal MBA SEM I 8955003284 [email protected]
27 Nimanshi Gupta B.COM(H) SEM III 8952859681 [email protected]
28 Pavneesh Chawla B.COM(H) SEM III 8769412791 [email protected]
29 Prachi Bindal B.COM(H) SEM V 9024843144 [email protected]
30 Prashansa Rastogi B.COM(H) SEM III 7742943519 [email protected]
31 Priya Sharma B.COM(H) SEM III 8560819422 [email protected]
32 Ridhi Sethi B.COM(H) SEM III 7023333626 [email protected]
33 Ritika Kabra BBA SEM I 9462437471 [email protected]
34 Rupal Godha MBA SEM I 9530158015 [email protected]
35 Saloni Vats B.COM(H) SEM III 9785009026 [email protected]
36 Seema Solanki B.A. SEM V 9660761649 [email protected]
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37 Shalini Garg B.COM(H) SEM III 8952932614 [email protected]
38 Shefali Baweja MBA- HR SEM I 7877774818 [email protected]
39 Shivangi Nuwal BBA SEM V 9694142032 [email protected]
40 Shivani Arora B.COM(H) SEM I 9828546292 [email protected]
41 Shradha Jaipuria MBA SEM I 8003505678 [email protected]
42 Shreya Bhartiya BBA SEM I 9413186494 [email protected]
43 Shreya Saxena B.COM(H) SEM III 8239991633 [email protected]
44 Shubhangi Mishra B.COM (H) SEM I 7791044658 [email protected]
45 Shubhangi Saxena B.COM(H) SEM III 8890689005 [email protected]
46 Sicha Shaheryar B.A(H) SEM V 9314441497 [email protected]
47 Smriti Adlakha B.COM(H) SEM III 7733951202 [email protected]
48 Sonali Kabra B. COM (H) SEM III 9024904409 [email protected]
49 Sucheta Dhingra B.COM(H) SEM III 8952822159 [email protected]
50 Sukrita Jhalani MBA SEM I 8003513546 [email protected]
51 Swapnil Goel BBA SEM I 7023333648 [email protected]
52 Tanu Shree Sharma MBA- HR SEM I 9829077727 [email protected]
53 Tanya Agarwal B.COM(H) SEM III 8769418154 [email protected]
54 Tanya Singh B. COM(H) SEM V 8946811744 [email protected]
55 Tarushi Chandrawat B.COM(H) SEM III 8560904058 [email protected]
56 Trishala B.A.(H) SEM III 8562864891 sweetangel.choudhary&@gmail.com
57 Urvashi Chaudhary B.A.(H) SEM I 9982021752 [email protected]
58 Vanshika Jain B.COM(H) SEM III 7727884481 [email protected]
59 Vanshita Ahuja B.COM(H) SEM III 9636134999
60 Vijaya Agrawal B.A.(H) SEM I 7597291046 [email protected]
61 Vipra Jain B.COM(H) SEM III 9414019094 [email protected]
62 Yashika Soni B.COM (H) SEM V 9636023458 [email protected]
