CTPians go GREEN…

Our mother nature cries for help as evil of plastic has ruined the siblings of our nature. To keep the beauty of nature alive, our young warriors of CT Public School had taken a pledge not to use the plastic bags in CT Campus and to maintain the same in the outer world.

The activity comes as a sequel to the implementation of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) wherein the schools formulate clubs to tap and explore the affective domain of the students. The ‘Eco club’ stepped forward to take some preventive measures against the use of plastic bags.

It also falls in consonance with the Punjab Government issuing instructions about the hazardous affects of the use of Polythene bags and eventually banning them. The office bearers of the Eco Club  ‘Eco-Warriors’ had taken this initiative to encourage the students of class I to XII to participate in the activity of Paper Bag Making;  The slogan was

‘SAY NO TO POLY BAGS

&

YES TO PAPER BAGS’

 

Under this activity, the students were motivated to use paper bags, gunny bags, jute bags, cloth bags instead of plastic bags. Students took it as a challenge, to create awareness amongst others, with great enthusiasm by telling the demerits of plastics bags and merits of paper bags. As many as 500 students participated in the activity of making paper bags and conveyed this message to all by distributing the bags to the nearby shops.

 

 

Mrs. Ranjana Rajput, Principal ,  appreciated the endeavor of the ‘Eco-Warriors’ for their fight against the evil of plastic bags and wished them good luck to keep their pledge in the future.

CTIAMS students organize Farewell Party 'ADIOS-11'

The students of CT Institute of Advanced Management Studies organized a farewell Party- ‘ADIOS-11’- at Hotel Citadine, Jalandhar to bid adieu to the PGDM passing out batch 2011. All the students and faculty of Management department gathered to wish the outgoing batch a lucky streak in future.

                                 

 

On the occasion, the host students of the Institute showed utmost respect and hospitality to their seniors. The students gave brilliant performances and enthralled the audience. Cultural activities and performance like Bhangra charged up the crowd. The faculty and the students made the ambience electrifying by walking on the ramp.

 

                                      

It was a moment of twin glory for them as they also have entered their profession. Most of the students of PGDM have been placed and what made this farewell special was the confluence of students from diverse regions now working with big names like HDFC, Century Group, India Mart. The students shared their corporate experiences with their juniors and also owed their success to their alma mater.

 

The guests were invited one by one on the stage to ‘share’ their experiences and memories of the time spent at CT. A group of panelists was present to analyze the spontaneity and wit of the participants based on their answers to different funny questions and situations .The idea was just to make the occasion memorable for the passing out batch. In the conclusion Vaibhav Dixit was adjudged as Mr.Farewell and Ms.Kuljeet Kaur as Ms.Farewell.

 

The function ended with mixed feelings of rejoice and emotions. The entire atmosphere was electrifying. S.Charanjit Singh Channi showered his benedictions upon the students and wished the outgoing students a bright future and all the success in their endeavors.

 

Dr.Ashwani Kansra, Director, CT Group of Institutions said farewell is necessary before you can meet again.  He wished all the students the best in times to come. Prof. Deepak Paul, Principal, Hotel Management, Mr. Shailesh Tripathi and all the faculty members of the institute were also present on the occasion to shower their blessings on the students.