ian, Associate Professor, Bhagat Singh College, Delhi University, and member Academic Council, Delhi University, Dr. Preeti Singh, Associate Professor, Jesus & Mary College, Delhi University, Dr. Prabhat Kumar, practicing advocate and former commissioner Customs and Excise, Govt of India, Ms Promila Gupta, former Director, Ministry of Defence, Dr. Manju Agarwal, Associate Professor and former officiating and acting Principal, Moti Lal Nehru College, Delhi University, Professor A.S.Chillar, former Professor, Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak, Professor Aman Agarwal, Professor Saurabh Agarwal, Professor Yamini Agarwal, Professor Pushpender Singh, and other faculty and student members of the Institute.
The academic council discussed several other academic issues including expansion, diversification, and course restructuring.
IIF founded in 1987 is well known for its academic and research activities It has been offering MBF program through regular and distance learning mode for the last 26 years.
According to Dr. Agarwal, the course structure and contents would be tuned to the need of the domestic needs of the trade, business and industry in India and not blindly copied. The managers and entrepreneurs working in India need to be educated and trained to manage people and resources in the Indian way in the most commonly used language. Dr Agarwal feels that the MBA in Hindi would give a definite advantage to students and people from Hindi belt. Dr. Agarwal clarified that medium of instruction would be Hindustani and not pure Hindi. Hindustani would be a mix of words from Hindi, Sanskrit, English, Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali, Gujarati etc. The course structure would also include a course on Business communications in English so that the students passing out are able to communicate in English language. A language lab and financial lab would also be set up to give students an opportunity to learn another Indian or foreign language and deal in stock exchange.
MBA/PGDBA has had its beginning with assistance from Harvard in early sixties. At that time there was a need for training managers to fill the void in industry. The mentors and the institutions stared to train managers, could not think beyond what is being done in mentor institutions like Harvard in United States. The structure, contents, teaching methodology, evaluation techniques are adopted from the mentor institutions with some or no relevance in Indian business conditions. Dr. Agarwal retreated that even the courses offered in most of more than 3500 institutions and university departments in India are blind coping of the course structure, contents, teaching methodology etc offered by some of the lead Indian Institutions –which are repeat of course structure and contents of some American Universities. Blind coping and adopting methods and systems suffer from some weaknesses and lack originality and creativity, feels Dr. Agarwal.The purpose of this study is to establish the Korean concept of the terms related to the use of alcohol and to use those terms in order to replace the terminologies which are inadequate within the Korean culture in diagnosing alcohol abuse. To achieve our intent, the Focus Group Study ethnographic research method was used in this study. The results are as follows： 1) Alcohol is generally perceived as a food rather than a substance in Korea. Alcohol-related behaviors are judged to be problematic according to the problems following the drinking behavior rather than the drinking behavior itself. 2) Repetitive drinking in spite of interpersonal problems was found to be a significant diagnostic guideline of alcoholism in Korea. This finding befits the concept of diagnostic criteria of DSM-III-R and ICD-10. 3) It would be to be appropriate to add some of the typical symptoms rather than change the whole diagnotic concept of ICD or DSM to establish the medical concept of withdrawl phenomenon. 4) Alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence are two separate disease entities. Thus, education of the concepts would allow Koreans to distinguish and to use these two terms. 5) The concepts of acute intoxication, abuse, harmful use and dependence in ICD and DSM should be used after an appropriate revision.
i am 18 years old but EVERYONE says i look more like 14 i have a baby face, the thing is it doesnt normally bother me that much but for B's christening i wanna look gorgous, does neone have ideas to get me looking 19/20 instead of 14?
Hun, you will know everyone at his Christening, and I'm sure whatever you wear they will think you look lovely. What age you act is more important than how old you look hun.
I got ID'd to buy a bottle of wine at Asda when I was 26 - I paid the shopping bill with a credit card, had car keys with me, and 3 kids - silly woman still wouldn't serve me. I still send Stuart to the bar in pubs - even for soft drinks - I look older now, but I still have a morbid fear of getting ID'd.
Everybody tells you 'it must be wonderful to look so young', or 'at least you won't look your age when you're 40' - they can go jump.
Try a sophisticated hair do and a suit - it'll make you look older, but if his mum is that way out, she'll still try it on. And if you're trying a new look, you might feel less confident to handle her, on the other hand, you might feel more confident and shut her up forever.
tell the old crow to get to! She is probably jealous. I wish I looked 14......
 When I was young ( ) i use to overdo it with make up to make me look older and it didnt work.
Sarah, I met my husband at a writers' group when I was 28. He thought I was 14 and was afraid to talk to me!
While I don't look that young now at 32, I'm still a baby face. Makeup can do a lot, but I'm beginning to be at the age where I want to look younger instead of older!
Be happy with your baby face, it will stand to you!
Im sure you will look fine no matter what and everyone says i dont look my age niether.
Hope you find a look and take pics i wanna see lol oh and i agree wear your hair down.A Stanthorpe man's seemingly innocent inheritance of an antique rifle silencer ended up landing him in court on multiple firearm charges.
Police searched Scott Andrew Mann's Broadwater home on January 22 last year, where they found a live 0.22 ammunition round in the same safe as his rifle.
The Stanthorpe Magistrates Court heard the magazine being left inside the same safe breached gun laws, even though the weapon itself wasn't loaded.
The 52-year-old was also busted storing an unlicensed rifle silencer in the same safe, which police prosecutor Steve de Lissa said was a further violation of the man's gun permit.
Defence lawyer Michael Catanzaro told the court his client was urgently called away while using the rifle to remove feral pests from his farm, so hastily unloaded the gun and put both items in the one safe.
Mr Cantazaro said Mann believed storing the potentially 70-year-old silencer a an antique wouldn't be a problem as it couldn't be used with any of his own weapons.
Alongside his work as a farmer and real estate agent, Mr Cantazaro said the man was also heavily involved with the area's RFS brigade.
Magistrate Julian Noud acknowledged the Stanthorpe man's actions posed "no risk to the public or any individuals", along with his lack of criminal history and remorse.
Mann pleaded guilty to unlawfully possessing a Category R weapon and failing to securely store small arms ammunition.Athens County Sheriff’s Sergeant Jimmy Childs was arrested Friday evening in connection with the Athens County Prosecutor’s Office’s extensive investigation into the Bellar family.
Childs, also an Athens County School Resources Officer, has been charged with obstructing justice and tampering with evidence, two third degree felonies, according to booking records from the Southeast Regional Prison of the Ohio where he is being held.
Athens County investigators on Thursday executed a search warrant in Pike County where they recovered the cell phone of Robert Bellar, the indicted father of Serah Bellar who, along with his wife, has been charged with a number crimes related to sexual and physical complicity. child abuse in their homes.
Investigators on Friday executed a search warrant over the phone in Athens County and accuse him of suppressing evidence of a phone call he had with Robert and providing false information during of the prosecutor’s investigation, said Athens County Attorney Keller Blackburn.
He was arrested around 6:27 p.m. in Athens, Blackburn said. The Nelsonville Police Department transported Childs to jail.
Childs is due to appear in Athens County Municipal Court at 9:30 a.m. on Monday.
Childs, who has worked in the Athens County Sheriff’s Office for more than 30 years, is often placed in the Law Enforcement category of the Athens News Reader’s Choice Awards.
Blackburn said the sheriff’s office was not involved in the investigation but Sheriff Rodney Smith was cooperative.
As previously reported by The Athens Messenger, indictments of members of the Bellar family, Childs is said to have a close connection to the family.
Serah Bellar, 18, who recently resurfaced after disappearing in April 2020, also mentioned Childs by name during a conversation with prosecutors, according to documents. She also told the Athens Messenger in April that she believed Childs was a close friend of her parents, both indicted on Tuesday by the Athens County Prosecutor’s Office for putting their children in danger.
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