Shri P.K. Basu, Director, Bureau of Public Enterprises, Ministry of Finance (Department of Expenditure), Government of India, New Delhi.

Shri J.C. Sengupta,Honorary Director, Bureau of Public Enterprises, February 20, 1970.

Rescheduling of Personnel Committee Meeting Dates.

The letter informs Shri P.F. Basu that it would not be feasible to hold the Personnel Committee meeting in both the morning and afternoon of a single day. The dates of the meeting have been rescheduled to the 20th and 21st of March, 1970. A formal notice of the new schedule is to be issued separately.

Shri P.K. Basu, Director, Bureau of Public Enterprises, Ministry of Finance (Department of Expenditure), Government of India, New Delhi.

Shri J.C. Sengupta,Honorary Director, Bureau of Public Enterprises, February 20, 1970.

Rescheduling of Personnel Committee Meeting Dates.

The letter informs Shri P.F. Basu that it would not be feasible to hold the Personnel Committee meeting in both the morning and afternoon of a single day. The dates of the meeting have been rescheduled to the 20th and 21st of March, 1970. A formal notice of the new schedule is to be issued separately.

Correspondence sent to:Dr. Andrew M. Brown, Professor of Cotmamee, Department of Cresmoron, The University of Ventorn Australis, Nedlands 6009, Perth, Western Australia.

Correspondence sent from:Krishna Mohan, Director

Topic:Visit and Seminar on Management Development

Description:Dr. Andrew M. Brown's planned visit to Calcutta between February 15–28, 1989, including research at the library, a seminar on "Management Development Today" in collaboration with Calcutta Management Association, and personal meetings. Dr. Gouranza Chattopadhyay and Professor S. Banerjee will coordinate the research resources and seminar details respectively.

Correspondence sent to:Dr. Andrew M. Brown, Professor of Cotmamee, Department of Cresmoron, The University of Ventorn Australis, Nedlands 6009, Perth, Western Australia.

Correspondence sent from:Krishna Mohan, Director

Topic:Visit and Seminar on Management Development

Description:Dr. Andrew M. Brown's planned visit to Calcutta between February 15–28, 1989, including research at the library, a seminar on "Management Development Today" in collaboration with Calcutta Management Association, and personal meetings. Dr. Gouranza Chattopadhyay and Professor S. Banerjee will coordinate the research resources and seminar details respectively.

The One Day Regional (Eastern) Training Programme on Plagiarism Detection Software PDS (URKUND) has been successfully organized at the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIM Calcutta) on 21st August 2019, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The programme has been jointly organized by the INFLIBNET Centre and IIM Calcutta under the aegis of the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. It has been conducted for administrative users from Universities and Centrally Funded Technical Institutes (CFTIs) across the states of Odisha, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand.

The event has been graciously inaugurated by the Hon’ble Director, Prof. Anju Seth, who has lit the ceremonial lamp and has addressed the gathering. The programme has been conducted in the esteemed presence of Prof. Bodhibrata Nag (Dean–Academic), Prof. Ramendra Singh (Chairperson, LCSC), Mr. Gurinder Singh Malik (Advisor, MHRD), Mr. Manoj Kumar K., Scientist E (CS), INFLIBNET Centre, and Dr. N. C. Ghosh, Librarian, IIM Calcutta, all of whom have shared their valuable insights and guidance with the participants.

The training has aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of plagiarism, the importance of academic integrity, and the effective utilization of the PDS – URKUND software. Mr. Manoj Kumar K. has elaborated on the objectives of the initiative and the role of the INFLIBNET Centre, while Mr. Prakash Sarda (M/s eGalactic) and Mr. Henning Sall (URKUND) have conducted detailed hands-on training sessions. The programme has remained highly interactive and has included engaging question-and-answer sessions to address participants’ queries.

A total of 93 participants from 35 Universities and 15 CFTIs, including faculty members, librarians, and academic administrators, have attended the training. The programme has proven to be a fruitful and enriching initiative, further strengthening awareness and capacity for promoting originality, research ethics, and academic excellence across higher education institutions.

The One Day Regional (Eastern) Training Programme on Plagiarism Detection Software PDS (URKUND) has been successfully organized at the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIM Calcutta) on 21st August 2019, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The programme has been jointly organized by the INFLIBNET Centre and IIM Calcutta under the aegis of the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. It has been conducted for administrative users from Universities and Centrally Funded Technical Institutes (CFTIs) across the states of Odisha, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand.

The event has been graciously inaugurated by the Hon’ble Director, Prof. Anju Seth, who has lit the ceremonial lamp and has addressed the gathering. The programme has been conducted in the esteemed presence of Prof. Bodhibrata Nag (Dean–Academic), Prof. Ramendra Singh (Chairperson, LCSC), Mr. Gurinder Singh Malik (Advisor, MHRD), Mr. Manoj Kumar K., Scientist E (CS), INFLIBNET Centre, and Dr. N. C. Ghosh, Librarian, IIM Calcutta, all of whom have shared their valuable insights and guidance with the participants.

The training has aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of plagiarism, the importance of academic integrity, and the effective utilization of the PDS – URKUND software. Mr. Manoj Kumar K. has elaborated on the objectives of the initiative and the role of the INFLIBNET Centre, while Mr. Prakash Sarda (M/s eGalactic) and Mr. Henning Sall (URKUND) have conducted detailed hands-on training sessions. The programme has remained highly interactive and has included engaging question-and-answer sessions to address participants’ queries.

A total of 93 participants from 35 Universities and 15 CFTIs, including faculty members, librarians, and academic administrators, have attended the training. The programme has proven to be a fruitful and enriching initiative, further strengthening awareness and capacity for promoting originality, research ethics, and academic excellence across higher education institutions.

The Five-Day National Workshop on Data Carpentry and AI/ML Tools for Libraries was formally inaugurated by Prof. Peeyush Mehta, IIM Calcutta, marking a meaningful beginning to an enriching learning journey.

The inaugural session was graciously attended by Dr. Narayan Chandra Ghosh, Librarian, B. C. Roy Memorial Library, IIM Calcutta, and Prof. Parthasarathi Mukhopadhyay, Department of Library and Information Science, University of Kalyani. The ceremony featured the traditional lighting of the lamp, a warm welcome address, and thoughtful remarks highlighting the growing importance of data skills, AI, and emerging technologies in modern libraries.

The event set a positive and enthusiastic atmosphere for the workshop, bringing together library and information professionals from across the country to learn, collaborate, and explore innovative tools for the future of libraries.

The Five-Day National Workshop on Data Carpentry and AI/ML Tools for Libraries was formally inaugurated by Prof. Peeyush Mehta, IIM Calcutta, marking a meaningful beginning to an enriching learning journey.

The inaugural session was graciously attended by Dr. Narayan Chandra Ghosh, Librarian, B. C. Roy Memorial Library, IIM Calcutta, and Prof. Parthasarathi Mukhopadhyay, Department of Library and Information Science, University of Kalyani. The ceremony featured the traditional lighting of the lamp, a warm welcome address, and thoughtful remarks highlighting the growing importance of data skills, AI, and emerging technologies in modern libraries.

The event set a positive and enthusiastic atmosphere for the workshop, bringing together library and information professionals from across the country to learn, collaborate, and explore innovative tools for the future of libraries.

All members of Faculty & Research, Group Coordinator, Faculty Convener, Director

All members of Faculty & Research, Group Coordinator, Faculty Convener, Director

G M Kapur, Chief Guest, delivered the welcome address at the orientation ceremony for the incoming MBA 61 st batch at IIM Calcutta on 14 June 2024 at the Joka campus. The event was held in the presence of Prof. Saibal Chattopadhyay, Director-in-Charge; Prof. Abhishek Goel, MBA Chairperson; and Prof. Bhaskar Chakrabarti, Dean (Academic).

G M Kapur, Chief Guest, delivered the welcome address at the orientation ceremony for the incoming MBA 61 st batch at IIM Calcutta on 14 June 2024 at the Joka campus. The event was held in the presence of Prof. Saibal Chattopadhyay, Director-in-Charge; Prof. Abhishek Goel, MBA Chairperson; and Prof. Bhaskar Chakrabarti, Dean (Academic).

As part of ACE 2025, IIM Calcutta hosted a powerful panel discussion on “Navigating a Fractured World,” addressing the complex challenges leaders face today. Industry experts and alumni explored geopolitical, technological, and institutional fractures, highlighting rising cyber risks, data privacy concerns, and vulnerabilities in financial systems. The discussion emphasized the need for vigilance, strong regulation, trust-building, and a 360-degree intelligence approach, showing that anticipation is key to effective leadership in an unpredictable world.

As part of ACE 2025, IIM Calcutta hosted a powerful panel discussion on “Navigating a Fractured World,” addressing the complex challenges leaders face today. Industry experts and alumni explored geopolitical, technological, and institutional fractures, highlighting rising cyber risks, data privacy concerns, and vulnerabilities in financial systems. The discussion emphasized the need for vigilance, strong regulation, trust-building, and a 360-degree intelligence approach, showing that anticipation is key to effective leadership in an unpredictable world.

At ACE 2025, IIM Calcutta hosted a compelling panel on how leadership must evolve alongside rapid digital transformation while staying human-centric. Featuring insights from distinguished alumni and industry leaders, the discussion explored emerging technologies such as AI, ethical challenges, and cybersecurity. The panel emphasized that true digital leadership balances innovation with empathy, speed with responsibility, and ensures technology serves both people and organizational goals.

At ACE 2025, IIM Calcutta hosted a compelling panel on how leadership must evolve alongside rapid digital transformation while staying human-centric. Featuring insights from distinguished alumni and industry leaders, the discussion explored emerging technologies such as AI, ethical challenges, and cybersecurity. The panel emphasized that true digital leadership balances innovation with empathy, speed with responsibility, and ensures technology serves both people and organizational goals.

As part of ACE 2025, IIM Calcutta hosted an insightful panel discussion on “Navigating a Fractured World”, featuring distinguished alumni and industry leaders discussing leadership in an increasingly complex and unpredictable global environment. The session was chaired by Prof. Rajesh Bhattacharya (Public Policy & Management Group) and Prof. Somdeep Chatterjee (Economics Group). The panel featured Mohit Pandey (Director & Regional Sales Head, Standard Chartered Bank | SMP ’20), Anushree Lakshminarayanan (Director – External Affairs, MSD Pharma | EPPPM ’01), Pranav Bairagi (Head – Enterprise Service Management (India), Vivicta | SMP ’09), and Robin Arya (Founder & MD, GoalZen Capital Services Pvt. Ltd. | APFFB ’07). The discussion explored geopolitical, technological, and institutional fractures, highlighting cyber risks, data privacy, financial system vulnerabilities, and the need for strong regulation, trust-building, and a 360-degree intelligence approach—emphasising that anticipation is more effective than reaction.

As part of ACE 2025, IIM Calcutta hosted an insightful panel discussion on “Navigating a Fractured World”, featuring distinguished alumni and industry leaders discussing leadership in an increasingly complex and unpredictable global environment. The session was chaired by Prof. Rajesh Bhattacharya (Public Policy & Management Group) and Prof. Somdeep Chatterjee (Economics Group). The panel featured Mohit Pandey (Director & Regional Sales Head, Standard Chartered Bank | SMP ’20), Anushree Lakshminarayanan (Director – External Affairs, MSD Pharma | EPPPM ’01), Pranav Bairagi (Head – Enterprise Service Management (India), Vivicta | SMP ’09), and Robin Arya (Founder & MD, GoalZen Capital Services Pvt. Ltd. | APFFB ’07). The discussion explored geopolitical, technological, and institutional fractures, highlighting cyber risks, data privacy, financial system vulnerabilities, and the need for strong regulation, trust-building, and a 360-degree intelligence approach—emphasising that anticipation is more effective than reaction.

At ACE 2025, IIM Calcutta hosted an insightful panel discussion on “Reimagining Leadership Through Digital”, exploring how leadership must evolve alongside rapid digital transformation while staying deeply human at its core. The session was chaired by Prof. Soumyakanti Chakraborty (Management Information Systems Group) and Prof. Anupama Kondayya (Organizational Behaviour Group). The panel featured Souvik Das (Associate Partner, IBM Consulting Global Solutioning | SMP ’04), Monikaa Chawwla (Department Manager, Usha International | APMP ’07), Kumar Rohit (Country Manager & Director, Applus Iteuve India | SMP ’17), and Jewel Chatterjee (VP – Delivery & Transitions Lead, Accenture | APSPM ’02). The discussion covered AI, agentic AI, emerging technologies, ethics, and cybersecurity, emphasising that successful digital leadership demands innovation with empathy, responsible speed, and technology that serves people and organisational purpose.

At ACE 2025, IIM Calcutta hosted an insightful panel discussion on “Reimagining Leadership Through Digital”, exploring how leadership must evolve alongside rapid digital transformation while staying deeply human at its core. The session was chaired by Prof. Soumyakanti Chakraborty (Management Information Systems Group) and Prof. Anupama Kondayya (Organizational Behaviour Group). The panel featured Souvik Das (Associate Partner, IBM Consulting Global Solutioning | SMP ’04), Monikaa Chawwla (Department Manager, Usha International | APMP ’07), Kumar Rohit (Country Manager & Director, Applus Iteuve India | SMP ’17), and Jewel Chatterjee (VP – Delivery & Transitions Lead, Accenture | APSPM ’02). The discussion covered AI, agentic AI, emerging technologies, ethics, and cybersecurity, emphasising that successful digital leadership demands innovation with empathy, responsible speed, and technology that serves people and organisational purpose.