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The Department of Business Management, CT Institute of Engineering Management and Technology, South Campus Organises Rangmanch 2.0- a Management Fest

June 8, 2023: Rangmanch 2.0- a Management Fest was put on by the Department of Business Management at the South Campus of the CT Institute of Engineering Management and Technology. The cutting-edge platform fostered and elevated the highest calibre of abilities, paving the way for a better tomorrow. At this intercollegiate competition, numerous students from various educational institutions took part. In events including the Treasure Hunt, Dance, Singing, Fashion Show, Business Plan, Quiz, Rangoli, Mehandi Art, Poster Making, and Ad-Mad Show, more than 350 students from 16 different colleges took part. The goal of the event was to inspire original and creative thinking. The event was a huge success and gave students a stage on which to display their abilities.The two colleges with the most rewards across all three spots in each event took home both the overall winner's trophy and the runner-up trophy. The Amritsar Group of Colleges won the overall trophy, and DAVIET received a runner-up prize. Princy Seth, a well-known dancer and proprietor of a reputable dance academy, Prof. Paramjit, HOD Music of a respected institution, and Dr Hargun Singh attended as guests of honour and judges.

According to Dr Manbir Singh, the managing director of the CT Group of Institutions, these gatherings benefit students by instilling a sense of community. According to Dr. Gurpreet Singh, director of campus, students must be given such venues to display their abilities. They will be able to realise their full potential as a result.
The development of students' logical reasoning and critical thinking, which can only happen through such events, is crucial for motivating them and encouraging them to express themselves effectively, according to Dr. Jasdeep Kaur Dhami, director of research and planning. Academic studies are a crucial component of academic success, according to Mr. Nittan Arora, the department head. But participating in competition and working as a team builds strength and promotes communication and understanding

CT Group Organises “The United World Fest” 

May 30, 2023: CTIHM gave "Vasudhaiva Katumbakam" a heartfelt tribute during United World Fest.  Different attempts were made to depict the planet as one big, vibrant family. This festival was created to communicate the simple idea that despite the world's many castes and religions, we are all related and part of the same family. This festival featured ten different nations represented by CTIHM students: Zambia, Egypt, Norway, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, France, Bhutan, Italy, Indonesia, USA, and Switzerland. The CTIHM ended its annual international festival "United World Fest" with the utmost energy, spreading a sense of global unity among thousands of students. The international spirit, mutual understanding, and links of unity at CT Shahpur Campus were reinforced by this festival.

Students took in traditional dances and songs from several nations at one festival location while enjoying international cuisine at another. Monuments, archaeological artefacts, architectural designs, fauna, landscapes, geological supremacies, antique acquisitions, cultural and related art, and other dominances of other nations were all featured in special exhibitions. The festival was illuminated with exhibits on female leaders, patriots, saints, athletes, and their internationally known beliefs. Another significant draw was various international dance styles. Students from Bhutan performed fan, dragon, and lantern dances; students from Egypt displayed pyramids and mummies; Zambians performed Zambian dance; students from Italy mesmerised audiences with Wine Cellar and Italian Metro station; students from Dubai enthralled audiences with Burj Khalifa, Burj Al Arab, Dessert Safari, and Palm Island; in contrast, students from Indonesia presented Volcano; and students from Singapore presented Marina Bay Hotel. They also enjoyed dim sum, noodles from Bhutan, mozzarella pops from Italy, creamy wonderful spaghetti, virgin lime cocktails, grilled cheese bruschetta, and many other goodies.

Awarding the participating international students and students of CTIHM, Chairman of CT Group S. Charanjit Singh Channi expressed: “International celebrations teach us emphatically what oneness, friendship, peaceful existence and bonds of togetherness are to exist peacefully in this world. This all can be well understood by working closely and together. I am happy to note that faculty members and students worked together day and night for one another’s country.” Appreciating the students and faculty members Dr. Manbir Singh, Managing Director of CT Group said “Such co-activities are real studies towards life and humanity. No doubt we all have a distinct identity, however, we all belong to a universal family.” Dr Gurpreet Singh Sidhu, Director of CT Group thanked the management of CT Group, faculty members, and students. He added, "This event was not possible without team efforts and I acknowledge my team for staying united and motivated.