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The Literary Club of ITS Mohan Nagar successfully organized Essay Writing Competition an
intra-college competition for BBA and BCA students. The event was held on April 11, 2025, at
2:30 PM in UG I Block, Room No. 10 & 11. The event provided a standard writing platform for
students to express their thoughts and ideas with Knowledge, specifically focusing on current
affairs and creative writing skills.
Students participated with their full potential, showcasing their dedication in essay writing with
the suitable quotation. The competition signifies the role of current knowledge in balancing
current affairs and focusing on social issues.
The primary motive behind the event was to provide students with an opportunity to define their
writing talent, and literary skills. Merit and participation certificates were awarded to the top
performers and participants to recognize their efforts. The event was a grand successful, thanks
to the hard work of the faculty coordinators and the enthusiasm of the students.

Winners:
 1st Position: Firoz Khan(BBA II SEM)
 2nd Position: Hardik Rghuvanshi (BCA IV SEM)
 3rd Position: Khushi Chauhan(BBA VI SEM)

The Extempore Competition on the topic “Role of Technology in Modern Business
Strategies” provided an excellent platform for the BCA 1st Year Batch 2024-2027 to
showcase their public speaking skills, critical thinking, and knowledge of current trends in the
business and technology world. The event encouraged students to speak spontaneously and
confidently, expressing their thoughts on how technology plays a vital role in shaping business
strategies today. From automation and artificial intelligence to data analytics and digital
marketing, students highlighted various technological advancements that have transformed the
way businesses operate. Their speeches reflected a strong understanding of the importance of
innovation and adaptability in the modern corporate landscape.
Students discussed how businesses are increasingly relying on digital tools to improve customer
experience, enhance productivity, and make data-driven decisions. They emphasized the
growing importance of cybersecurity, cloud computing, and mobile technologies in staying
competitive in a fast-changing market. The participants also touched upon emerging trends
such as the use of blockchain in supply chains and the integration of AI in customer service. The
event not only boosted their confidence but also deepened their understanding of how technology
is reshaping the future of work and enterprise.

To enrich student’s learning, foster engagement, critical thinking and communication skills a
two-hour Panel Discussion on various themes like
1. Integrating sustainability into corporate strategy.
2. The Role of Ethical Leadership in Corporate Sustainability.
3. Employee Engagement and Sustainability.
4. Measuring and Communicating Sustainability Impact.
The event was organized at UG Board Room for BBA/BCA Students, where students
participated in two panels and there were one moderators in each panel, who facilitated
discussion and engaged students in panel discussion, students presented their views on
different themes like Employee engagement and sustainability and The role of Ethical
leadership in corporate sustainability.
As the panel discussion proceeded, students learnt collaborative learning besides enhanced
their critical thinking and problem solving. It helped them to develop their cognition they
utilized it to present their ideas. Students learnt to respect different perspectives which
engaged them in constructive dialogue. Panel Discussion ended in good atmosphere and it
was a great learning curve for every participant. The Judge of event was Prof. Nidhi. The
Name of Winners were announced which are as follows
Best Speakers: Mr. Tushar Malik BBA Final year, Mr. Chetan Kumar Bora BBA II
Year.
Best Moderator: Khusboo Verma BBA II Year.
Best Engaging Speaker: Anshika Jain BBA II Year.

The Women Cell of I.T.S. College, UG Campus, organized an informative "Cervical Cancer
Awareness Session" to educate girl students about cervical cancer, its prevention, and
the importance of early detection. The session featured Dr. Vineeta Rastogi as the guest
speaker, who provided valuable insights into this preventable yet serious disease. She
explained how poor diet and hygiene can weaken the immune system, increasing the risk of
infections such as HPV—the primary cause of cervical cancer. Dr. Rastogi also discussed key
symptoms like abnormal vaginal bleeding and post-coital bleeding.
She highlighted the importance of early diagnosis through biopsy in cases of abnormal
screening results. Regular screening through Pap smears every three years or HPV co-testing
every five years was strongly recommended for early detection. A major part of the session
focused on the HPV vaccine as a vital preventive measure. Dr. Rastogi recommended two
doses for girls aged 9 to 25, and three doses for those above 25, assuring the students of
the vaccine’s safety and effectiveness.