The Institution Innovation Council (IIC) of GSSDGS Khalsa College, Patiala, organized an enlightening online session on "Startups and Funding". The Resource Person of the session was Mr. Ravinder Singh from Adymize, who shared invaluable insights into the entrepreneurial world, focusing on digital marketing, monetizing Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms, freelancing, and e-commerce.
The event commenced with a warm welcome address by Dr. Anju Khullar, Vice President of IIC, who highlighted the college's commitment to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among students. Mr. Ravinder Singh engaged the audience with practical strategies for starting and scaling a business in the digital era, offering advice to budding entrepreneurs.
Startup Coordinator Dr. Rosy Bansal was instrumental in organizing the event, ensuring its success through meticulous planning and execution. The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Prof Satveer Kaur (Asst. Prof Computer Science), who expressed gratitude to the speaker for his valuable contribution and to the IIC team for their dedication.
The Institution Innovation Council (IIC) organised another online lecture on Intellectual Property Rights. The keynote speaker of the session was Mr. Ranen Das from Ixora Group, who shared invaluable insights into the trademark, copyright, and patent, focusing on various aspects of IPR. On this occasion, Principal Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha delivered an inspiring speech, emphasising the significance of understanding intellectual property rights in today's competitive environment. Mr. Das began by emphasising the importance of IPR in today's knowledge-driven economy. He highlighted how IPR has become a crucial topic in trade negotiations, impacting the socioeconomic development of nations like India across agriculture, education, and healthcare sectors. Initially, he explained the filing of the patent application, the steps involved, the terms and conditions, and the exclusivity of the patent. Afterward, he delved deeper into trademarks, discussing their significance in branding and marketing, the registration process, and their protection against infringement. Furthermore, Mr. Das elucidated the concept of copyrights, covering literary works, artistic creations, and software programs. He concluded the session by underscoring the need for a robust IPR framework to foster innovation and technological advancements. The webinar was attended by a diverse audience comprising faculty members, research scholars, and students (40) from various disciplines. Finally, a vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Ratan Pal Singh Randhawa, the convener of IIC, for the informative and engaging session. He expressed the college's commitment to promoting intellectual property rights and fostering a culture of innovation among the students and faculty.
Principal Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha lauded the efforts of the IIC cell and encouraged them to organize more such events to inspire and guide students for entrepreneurial excellence.
The Institution Innovation Council (IIC) of GSSDGS Khalsa College, Patiala, organized an enlightening online session on "Startups and Funding". The Resource Person of the session was Mr. Ravinder Singh from Adymize, who shared invaluable insights into the entrepreneurial world, focusing on digital marketing, monetizing Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms, freelancing, and e-commerce.
The event commenced with a warm welcome address by Dr. Anju Khullar, Vice President of IIC, who highlighted the college's commitment to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among students. Mr. Ravinder Singh engaged the audience with practical strategies for starting and scaling a business in the digital era, offering advice to budding entrepreneurs.
Startup Coordinator Dr. Rosy Bansal was instrumental in organizing the event, ensuring its success through meticulous planning and execution. The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Prof Satveer Kaur (Asst. Prof Computer Science), who expressed gratitude to the speaker for his valuable contribution and to the IIC team for their dedication.
The Institution Innovation Council (IIC) organised another online lecture on Intellectual Property Rights. The keynote speaker of the session was Mr. Ranen Das from Ixora Group, who shared invaluable insights into the trademark, copyright, and patent, focusing on various aspects of IPR. On this occasion, Principal Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha delivered an inspiring speech, emphasising the significance of understanding intellectual property rights in today's competitive environment. Mr. Das began by emphasising the importance of IPR in today's knowledge-driven economy. He highlighted how IPR has become a crucial topic in trade negotiations, impacting the socioeconomic development of nations like India across agriculture, education, and healthcare sectors. Initially, he explained the filing of the patent application, the steps involved, the terms and conditions, and the exclusivity of the patent. Afterward, he delved deeper into trademarks, discussing their significance in branding and marketing, the registration process, and their protection against infringement. Furthermore, Mr. Das elucidated the concept of copyrights, covering literary works, artistic creations, and software programs. He concluded the session by underscoring the need for a robust IPR framework to foster innovation and technological advancements. The webinar was attended by a diverse audience comprising faculty members, research scholars, and students (40) from various disciplines. Finally, a vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Ratan Pal Singh Randhawa, the convener of IIC, for the informative and engaging session. He expressed the college's commitment to promoting intellectual property rights and fostering a culture of innovation among the students and faculty.
Principal Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha lauded the efforts of the IIC cell and encouraged them to organize more such events to inspire and guide students for entrepreneurial excellence.
The Institution Innovation Council (IIC) of GSSDGS Khalsa College, Patiala, organized an enlightening online session on "Startups and Funding". The Resource Person of the session was Mr. Ravinder Singh from Adymize, who shared invaluable insights into the entrepreneurial world, focusing on digital marketing, monetizing Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms, freelancing, and e-commerce.
The event commenced with a warm welcome address by Dr. Anju Khullar, Vice President of IIC, who highlighted the college's commitment to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among students. Mr. Ravinder Singh engaged the audience with practical strategies for starting and scaling a business in the digital era, offering advice to budding entrepreneurs.
Startup Coordinator Dr. Rosy Bansal was instrumental in organizing the event, ensuring its success through meticulous planning and execution. The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Prof Satveer Kaur (Asst. Prof Computer Science), who expressed gratitude to the speaker for his valuable contribution and to the IIC team for their dedication.
The Institution Innovation Council (IIC) organised another online lecture on Intellectual Property Rights. The keynote speaker of the session was Mr. Ranen Das from Ixora Group, who shared invaluable insights into the trademark, copyright, and patent, focusing on various aspects of IPR. On this occasion, Principal Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha delivered an inspiring speech, emphasising the significance of understanding intellectual property rights in today's competitive environment. Mr. Das began by emphasising the importance of IPR in today's knowledge-driven economy. He highlighted how IPR has become a crucial topic in trade negotiations, impacting the socioeconomic development of nations like India across agriculture, education, and healthcare sectors. Initially, he explained the filing of the patent application, the steps involved, the terms and conditions, and the exclusivity of the patent. Afterward, he delved deeper into trademarks, discussing their significance in branding and marketing, the registration process, and their protection against infringement. Furthermore, Mr. Das elucidated the concept of copyrights, covering literary works, artistic creations, and software programs. He concluded the session by underscoring the need for a robust IPR framework to foster innovation and technological advancements. The webinar was attended by a diverse audience comprising faculty members, research scholars, and students (40) from various disciplines. Finally, a vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Ratan Pal Singh Randhawa, the convener of IIC, for the informative and engaging session. He expressed the college's commitment to promoting intellectual property rights and fostering a culture of innovation among the students and faculty.
Principal Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha lauded the efforts of the IIC cell and encouraged them to organize more such events to inspire and guide students for entrepreneurial excellence.
