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Aryans Business School (ABS) organized a Seminar on 'Aam Aadmi Ka Budget'

I was really impressed when I attended this seminar...NRI Harbhajan Singh

 

"Aam Aadmi Ka Budget"
(Budget of commom man) (Aam means common and Aadmi means man)
(ABS Pre Budget Survey in Tricity)

 

Chandigarh, Feb. 28, 2008
NRI, Harbhajan Singh

If India is to be a global economic powerhouse it is essential to nurture this pure knowledge sector. THE MUCH sought after Indian workforce that has propelled India to the top of several global competitive indices is not only attracting prospective employers to the country but also the education system behind this workforce is now driving a prolific education market. It seems to be a boom time for the education industry in India as the concept of business through education catches up with the Indian market.

It is believed that based on the current and future manpower requirements of the various sectors, there is a huge demand-supply gap in the education space. This has attracted many players to invest in education and training institutions with the aim of building valuable franchises that can be rapidly scaled up. As a NRI from New York, I was really impressed when I attended this seminar:

Aryans Business School (ABS) organized a Seminar on 'Aam Aadmi Ka Budget' today at Chandigarh Press Club, Sector 27, Chandigarh. The seminar was organized to declare the result of Pre Budget Survey conducted by ABS's MBA students in Tricity. Mr. Pardeep Chhabra, Mayor, MC, Chandigarh; Mr. Satish Goel, Zonal Manager, Bank of India, Chandigarh; Mr. P.K. Verma, Regional Director, PHDCCI, Chandigarh; Mr. Vikram Hans, President, Chandigarh Management Association; Mr. Alok Krishan, NIRC, ICAI, Chandigarh were the judges on panel in the seminar. Renowned Management Experts including Prof. S.P. Singh, (Former Chairman, UBS, PU, Chd) and Dr. K.K. Mangla (Former Chairman, UBS, PU, Chd) also graced the occasion with their presence.

Mr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group, presided over the seminar and greeted the Chief guests with a warm welcome. He lauded the efforts made by students during survey. In the survey ABS MBA students went door to door in tricity to know the public opinion on budget. For this a sample of 500 persons from tricity comprising various segments including Industry, Consumers, Farmers, Defense, Salaried class etc was taken.

Speaking on the occasion Mr. Pardeep Chhabra, Mayor, MC, Chandigarh, said ABS has shown tremendous growth in the very short span of one year. With such a success rate it will soon become the top B-school of the Punjab. Mr. Satish Goel, Zonal Manager, Bank of India, Chandigarh appreciated the Management & Faculty of ABS for such an effective & creative way of developing knowledge and interest of the students. Mr. P.K. Verma, Regional Director, PHDCCI, Chandigarh said it is first time in Chandigarh that students of any B-School has conducted the survey to know the expectations of common man from the union budget.

Mr. Vikram Hans, President, Chandigarh Management Association wished good luck to the management, Faculty & students of Aryans Business School and said Aryans Business School is sure to reach the new horizon of success. Mr. Alok Krishan, Chairman, NIRC, ICAI, Chandigarh, congratulated students for their immense effort. While addressing the students Management Expert Prof. S.P. Singh and Dr. K. K. Mangla, Dr.Parveen Kataria also shared their valuable knowledge with MBA students.

For this, 10 groups of 6 MBA students each was formed, after analyzing the data ''Aam Aadmi Ka Budget'' was presented before a panel of experts

Following were adjudged as winners:-

1st : Ravigeet, 2nd : Kiran Sonic, 3rd: Wahid Jilani

Apart from above following 10 students received consulation prizes:

1) Inderpal Singh, 2) Hemant Watts, 3) Siddharth Bhandari, 4) Swati Singla, 5) Rupinder Singh

6) Sakshi Mehandiratta, 7) Karandeep Singh, 8) Anamika, 9) Lakshmi Roy, 10) Hemant Khurana

Survey Highlights

Survey findings showed that:

Tricity's (60% to 62%) of the respondents feel that tax limit exemption for senior citizens should be around 2,20,000

Tricity's (60% to 62%) of the respondents feel that tax limit exemption for women should be around 1, 75,000.

Tricity's 65% of the respondents feel that tax limit exemption for individuals should be around 1,50,000

Tricity's 50% of respondents want fringe benefit tax(FBT) should not be continued

56% of respondents want that the service tax rate should be decreased.

Tricity's 48% of the respondents feel that banking cash transaction tax should be abolished

Tricity's 54% of the respondents feel that Defence allocations in the budget should be higher

Tricity's 56% of the respondents feel that interest received on NSC VIII should be exempted from tax

76% of the respondents said budget to come will pay a crucial role in defining growth trajectory of the country.
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Aryans Business School began offering MBA programs since 2007. As one of the fast chain of business schools, Aryans Business School has received national and international recognition. The programs are based on a tradition of excellence in research backed by extensive management and consultancy experience.

Max New York Life Insurance, HCL Infotech & Amrit Banaspati Company Ltd. (ABC) showed keen interest in “Earn While You Learn” scheme of Aryans Business School (ABS). It is to be mentioned that ABS had recently launched this scheme for its MBA/PGDM students. ICICI Prudential had picked up 8 students earlier under this scheme. The scheme is designed for those students who are interested to finance their education independently. It also enables the students to gain work-ex along with the degree courses.

Anshu Kataria, chairman,ABS said that the scheme launched by ABS is getting good response from the corporate houses. The selected students would get a chance to earn+learn in the following time period of their education. It will not only fetch them good money but at the same time it will provide them good industry exposure.


 

 

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