Cognizance

Ms. Mansukh Kaur II-SEM MBA( 2024-26) The first step is the hardest, but it’s also the most rewarding. Every journey begins somewhere." Well, mine started!  I had the incredible opportunity to participate in—and win—my first-ever debate competition , on a topic that resonates deeply with me:  “Gender Equality: Reservation of Women in Government Jobs.” This topic is more than just a discussion point—it's a cause that fuels both my passion and purpose. Sharing the stage with talented peers, we explored challenging questions, questioned societal norms, and imagined what a truly inclusive future might look like. What struck me most was this realization: debates like these aren’t just about eloquence—they’re about impact. They are powerful tools to shift perspectives, ignite dialogue, and bring about change. That win wasn’t just a personal milestone; it felt like a moment of clarity. It reflected how far I’ve come on my MBA journey—from mastering case studies to leading club pr...

Mr. Karan Tripathi II-SEM MBA( 2024-26) Presenting our research paper titled “Critical Analysis of River Pollution Laws: A Case Study of Gomti” at the 4th Pritam Singh Memorial (PRISM) Conference held under the theme “Workplace Disruptions: Leadership Challenges and Organisational Sustainability.” The paper was selected under the ESG and Finance category. What began as an academic exercise for our Research Methodology course soon evolved into a deeper investigation of the complex intersection between environmental degradation, legal frameworks, and leadership accountability. The Gomti River, a tributary of the Ganga flowing through Uttar Pradesh, served as a stark symbol of the larger challenges India faces in environmental governance. The paper was well-received & sparked engaging discussions around  policy innovation, environmental ethics, and sustainable leadership —exactly the kind of discourse needed in today's climate-challenged world. Why Gomti? Why Now? Once rever...