Prof. P. N. Parameshwaran of SIOM (seen at extreme right) receiving Dainik Bhaskar Award from Mr. Pramod Sadarjoshi, Executive Director, IDBI Bank (seen on extreme left)

SIOM, Nashik has already bagged a number of awards for its academic inputs & syllabi in Operations Management. SIOM was honoured recently with the award of “Business School with Best Academic Input (Syllabus) in Operations & Manufacturing” at 17th Dewang Mehta Business School Awards. These awards are a clear recognition of the SIOM’s industry oriented curriculum in Operations Management.

Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management (SIOM), Nashik proudly presents to the firebrands of today DRISHTI ’10, the event that from its inception has been the hallmark of our institute. DRISHTI is a platform to impart knowledge and an opportunity to challenge the unexplored. Students from over the nation embrace this event and compete with the likes of the best in class to prove their mettle and emerge as beacon lights to an inspiring tomorrow.

This two-day extravaganza bears promises of excitement and fun that will unearth the latent creative and intellectual potential of the managers in the making. Drishti ’10, which will be span across two days of 30^th and 31^st of January, 2010 has a unique blend to offer for every palette. Eminent personalities such as Mr. Chagan Bhujbal (the deputy chief minister of Maharashtra), and Padmashree Dr. S.B. Mujumdar (Founder President and Chancellor of S.I.(DU) have studded this event. Also, with a nail biting on the edge round of quizzing with Mr.Gautam Bhimani and total prize money of lakhs at stake DRISHTI this year beckons the ignited minds. The events to be conducted include the series of main events, online events and spot events.

The Business events include:

• BLUE PRINT –The business plan
  
• Leaky Cauldron- The beer game
  
• Mafia Wars – The board room battle
  
• Manthan – The case study to crack
  
• The Quest of Arkantos – The quest for the ultimate Gen- Nex Leader
  
• Papyrus – The paper presentation
  
• Chanakya Neeti – On mergers and acquisitions
  

The Cultural events

• Inter College Dancing – Watch participants battle each other on the dance floor
  
• Inter College Singing – Listen to the participants crone their way to victory so sweet
  
• Antakshari – Let your voice loose
  
• Spoil Me – Get down and dirty, unleash creativity on a t-shirt
  
• Drishti Roadies – Do you feel up to the stress test?
  
• Photography – Are you the best shooter? Showcase your talent
  
• Best from Waste – Can you make it? The waste is your oyster
  
• Just A Minute – A minute to speak..a minute to win
  
• Mad Ad Show – Marketing the crazy way
  

The Online Events include:

• Athenas Q’s – The classic style quizzing game
  
• Bioscope – A video twist to the quizzing game
  
• Directors Cut – A three minute video battle
  
• e-WAAH!! – Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, a collage
  
• Mackenna’s Gold – A search for the lost treasure
  
• Reuben’s Stroke – Funnies unlimited, create a comic strip
  

The list of participating colleges includes IIFT, IIM-B, JBIMS, IIT-Chennai, IIT-Delhi, Nirma, SCMHRD, SIBM, AMITY and MET amongst the list of many others. The dust finally settles down with the spoils of war, DRISHTI’10 culminates with ABBEY ROAD a musical extravaganza. This event has always been a trail blazer, a screamer, gruel to put your best foot forward for nothing but excellence will be rewarded.

So, here is Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik all set with a knuckle cracking “DRISHTI’10″!

Contact Details

For more details about the event, please visit: –
URL: http://www.drishti10.siom.in/
E-mail: abhinav.srivastava@siom.in

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Nashik District, occupying an area of 15530 sq km, lies between 18°33 and 20°53 North latitude and between 73°16 and 75°16 East Longitude. The population as per the census of 2001 is 4,987,923.

Bajra and paddy are important crops. Manufacturing sugar, dairy and poultry, carpet weaving share the economic map of the district in sharp contrast with large-scale industries and even the IT sector. Nasik also boasts as being the ‘Wine Capital of India’.

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he main objective of these projects is to increase the speed of reforms in agricultural marketing in order to get remunerative prices to farmers and competitive prices to consumers. The proposals include the Rs 646.36-crore Maharashtra Agricultural Competitiveness Project, to be funded by the World Bank, the ADB-backed Rs 983.09-crore Agri-business Infrastructure Development Project and the Rs 625-crore Convergence of Agricultural Interventions, funded by the IFAD.

State Principal Secretary for Marketing and Co-operation, SK Goel, said the state government planned to develop modern terminal markets in Mumbai, Nashik and Nagpur at an investment of Rs 350 crore. He was speaking at a conference on “Doing agri-business: Opportunities and challenges,” organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry.

Goel said the government intended to involve the private sector in a big way in the upcoming modern terminal markets. These markets would provide state-of-the-art infrastructure for electronic auction, grading, washing and packing lines, and processing and export facilities. The last date for submission of Request for Qualification for the modern terminal market at Mumbai is January 15.

Goel also said the state had launched an ambitious programme for marketing and processing in Konkan and Nashik regions for Alfanso mangoes, cashew nuts, grapes and pomegranates with an investment of Rs 1,000 crore.

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on July 22, when chief minister Ashok Chavan is expected to announce the Rs 6,000-crore package.

Sources said deputy CM Chhagan Bhujbal, who is also the Nashik district guardian, wants to develop Igatpuri as a hill station on the lines of Khandala and Lonavla.

Government officials feel Igatpuri, which is on the Kasara ghat section, has high tourism potential.

As part of the package, nearly a dozen small dams will be set up on the Tapi and Godavari rivers. Hospitals, sports complexes and horticulture packages will also be

This was informed by the deputy chief minister and guardian minister for Nashik in an official press release.

The last cabinet meeting in Nashik was held on September 12, 1995.The state government has decided to give a development package for Maharashtra on the basis of Konkan package. The cabinet meeting to be held in Nashik will discuss on the plan that will help five districts of Nashik, Dhule, Nandurbar, Jalgaon and Nagar.

Last month, the cabinet had approved a development package of Rs1,000 crore for Konkan. It is understood that after that, the government was thinking of helping Khandesh but instead it decided to cover whole of north Maharashtra.

Nashik district administration is planning to ask for Rs4,500 crore aid for various development works in the district and Rs200 crore for development of Malegaon with an emphasis on housing for the weaker section.

More news is awaited.