CMA Session on “Global Warming and Traffic Management”

On 14th May, at 4 P.M at Bhartiya Vidhay Bhavan Conference Room-

Sector 27, Chandigarh

Global warming has become perhaps the most complicated issue facing the world today. On the one hand, there are warnings from rising dangers from the on-going build-up of human-related greenhouse gases — produced mainly by the burning of fossil fuels and forests.

On the other hand, increase in the population of the vehicles plying with petrol/Diesel, not only increase the carbon pollution in the environment but also add to the traffic jams in cities that have put lives of the citizens out of gear.

In order to discuss, these important issues, CMA is organising presentations of two eminent persons and experts in the line as follows:

1.     Managing Traffic in the Cities- by Dr. Bhushan Sood, NRI from Canada

2.     Implications of Global Warming - by D. Pankaj Khullar, IFS, Chief Forest Conservator (Ex.) of Himachal State

You are cordially invited to join the session along with your friends.

Kala Amb Management Association (KAMA) has been initiated by CMA on 2nd March,2010

On the mandate of All India Management Association, Dr. Gulshan Sharma, President CMA and Mr.J.N.Vohra, Secretary General- CMA visited Himalayan Group of Professional Institutions on 2nd March to initiate the formation of Kala Amb Management Association (KAMA).

Sh Rajnish Bansal, Chairman of the Institute, Dr. S.K.Bhasin, Director and Mr. Ajay Sharma, Head of Management studies welcomed Dr. Gulshan Sharma and Mr. J.N.Vohra.

Some members of the Kala Amb Industries were also present in the meeting. The objective of the formation of Management Association was explained by Mr. J.N.Vohra and a copy of model constitution was sent earlier.

A founding executive committee of KAMA was formed with Sh Rajnish Bansal as president and Mr. Ajay Sharma as General Secretary.

Mr. Rajnish Bansal , while speaking on the occasion said that the endeavour of KAMA would be to inculcate professional management culture and entrepreneurial skills amongst the working professionals of the industries and aacademic institutions and students studying in the professional institutions in and around Kala Amb . He said that KAMA would like to create benchmarks of activities to incorporate the element of all-inclusive personality development in our young professionals.

Dr. Gulshan Sharma, President CMA said that it is very essential to provide soft and entrepreneurial skills to the young professionals to enable them achieve heights in their career. He said managements associations elsewhere in the country are doing good job in this direction and hoped that KAMA will also stand out in spreading the management culture in the area under its domain and that large number of young professionaals will get benefitted from it.

Dr. S.K.Bhasin gave a welcome address and explained the salient features of the Himalayan Group of Institutes. Earlier he took the guests to a round of Institute’s workshops, libraries and class rooms.

Mr. Ajay Sharma said that KAMA would cater to Nahan and Paonta Sahib and soon will get it self-registered with the Registrar of Co-operative Societies.

Invite for Interactive Session on :"Skills and Traits adopted by Eminant Leaders"

Skills development in education emphasised - Sekhwan released CMA Vision Document

Chandigarh, Nov 22 : Chandigarh Management Association (CMA) today organized an interactive meet on “Punjab Education: Skills Development & Roadmap Ahead” at Bhartiya Vidhya Bhavan, Chandigarh. Hon’ble Education Minister Punjab S. Sewa Singh Sekhwan was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Other present were Sh Amrit Lal, Addl. Secy, Education, Punjab and Sh Devinder Singh, DPI-Schools Punjab