The 7th Anand Swaroop Gupta Memorial International Moot Court Competition has come to an end at Sharda School of Law, Sharda University, marking yet another successful event in the legal education calendar. The competition saw the participation of several law students from across the country, who were tested on their knowledge of legal principles and their ability to apply them in complex legal scenarios. The Chief Guest of the event Justice Jayant Nath, Former Judge, Delhi High Court appreciated the efforts of the participants of the competition. He motivated the students of Sharda University and the participants of the competition to continue their efforts. The competition included winners, runners-up, best speaker, best researcher, and best memorial. Saumya Rajpal, Gayantika Singh, and Kaustubh Sharma from Himachal Pradesh National Law University, Shimla won the winner's prize of Rs 50,000 and a trophy. The runner-up position with a cash prize of Rs 25,000 was bagged by Anant Vyas, Dhananjay Dubey, and Ishaan Mishra from the Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad. All the participants who performed excellently during the competition were rewarded. The prize money was sponsored by CCI. The total prize money in various categories was Rs 1 lakh.
The Ophthalmology Division of Sharda Hospital took out a rally on Thursday under World Glaucoma (Kala Motia). In the rally, doctors made people aware of cataracts. Apart from this, a Glaucoma check-up camp is also being organized at Sharda Hospital from March 12 to 18. In the camp organized at Sharda Hospital, senior experts are providing free services after examining them. JL Goyal, Head of the Department of Ophthalmology, Sharda Hospital was present on this occasion.
Sharda University EPIPW Skill Development Center was jointly inaugurated by the IQAC Department of Sharda University and the Export Promotion Industrial Park Welfare Association. The center was inaugurated by the Vice Chancellor of Sharda University Dr. Sibaram Khara and the President of the Export Promotion Industrial Park Welfare Association Talwinder Singh Happy by cutting the ribbon. Dr. Sivaram Khara, Vice Chancellor of Sharda University, said that through this center, the strength between industry and academia will increase. Not only this, the professionals will get to know more about the demands of the industry. Along with this, students will also get more and more internship and placement opportunities at the university. Talwinder Singh Happy, President, Export Promotion Industrial Park Welfare Association, said that a purpose-oriented association with industry would be established for the benefit of the community. In today's time, it is most important to understand the demand of the industry, only then the students will be able to prepare themselves according to the industry. Dr. Anubha Vashisht, Director, Department of IQAC, Sharda University, while addressing said that we want to train people in different types of skills which are especially in demand. When people from two organizations work together, they learn a lot from each other. The first training program of the Skill Development Center was conducted for the HR professionals of EPIP in which more than 50 people participated. Many people including Dr. Mridul Dharwal, Perfection Handicraft Shobha Singh, and General Secretary of EPIP Vijay Juneja were present in the programme.
Sharda University hosted the AIU Inter-University Qawwali Competition, which was sponsored by the Association of Indian Universities. It is being attended by 140 students from 12 universities across India. Students from Mumbai University, Sharda University, Maharishi Dayanand, Lovely Professional, Parul University, Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, etc. took part in the competition. Shaili Maheshwari Gupta, a well-known astrologer and public figure, said that Sharda University constantly moves students forward. Dr. Sibaram Khara, vice chancellor, Sharda University, stated that this initiative is an inspiration for everyone. The event's organization at Sharda University, according to YK Gupta, Pro-Chancellor, Sharda University is something to be proud of.
The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, School of Dental Sciences, Sharda University celebrated Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Day to honor the birthday of Dr. Meenu Sorabji Ginwala, India's first oral surgeon. In addition to removing wisdom teeth, treating benign and cancerous tumors of the mouth and jaw, cysts in the jaw, and cosmetic surgery for facial deformities, maxillofacial surgeons also perform surgical treatments to restore cleft lips. covers significant facial injuries, such as fractures of the jaw and other facial bones, deletion and cleft palate and related malformations, etc. The department held several events, including a Rangoli contest, a student photography contest, and an E-poster competition. 200 or so people attended the event. In the programme, important speakers included Drs. Rohit Chandra, Surya Uday Singh, and Rahul Dutta. Speaking to the students, Dr. Rahul Dutta stressed the need for dental training in oral and maxillofacial surgery. For 30 students, Dr. Surya Uday Singh, MDS in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, led a workshop on biopsies. He continued by saying that early detection of oral cancer would be preferable to late detection. Similar to cigarettes, oral cancer has benefited from effective marketing and raised awareness. During the programme, Dr. M. Siddhartha, the dean of dental science, and Dr. A.K. Gadpayale, the medical superintendent of Sharda Hospital, were also present.
To empower the youth technically, the distribution ceremony of tablets was done at Sharda School of Medical Science and Research under the Swami Vivekananda Yuva Sashaktikaran Yojana launched by the state government. In this, tablets were distributed to 164 students of undergraduate MBBS and postgraduate, MD and MS by Dr. Sibaram Khara, Vice-Chancellor of Sharda University. He also said that students are the future of the country. Keeping this in mind, Honorable Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched the Smartphone, Tablet Distribution Scheme to make students digitally aware. With this scheme of government, students will get a boost from digital education and technical form. In this context, Dr. Manisha Jindal, Dean, Sharda School of Medical Science and Research, Sharda University said that students will get support in studies through smartphones. Recalling the Corona period, he said that when the whole world was suffering from Corona, the education of the students was conducted smoothly through the smartphone internet.
The Pro Bono Club in association with the District Legal Services Authority organized Legal Literacy Camp on National Girl Child Day at Sharda University. In the program, more than 300 girls from rural areas of Gautam Budh Nagar were provided with information about the law. In the program, Additional District Judge Rajeev Kumar Vats discussed the issues related to the law and gave his views on those subjects. ADJ gave suggestions from the point of view of the law. Dr. KC Virmani, Chairperson, Juvenile Justice Board threw light on Juvenile Justice Act in the programme. On the other hand, Girl's Day was celebrated in Noida's Swami Vivekananda Shiksha Niketan School with the help of Nari Pragati Social Foundation and Principal Arjun Chaudhary.
Its a prolific moment for Sharda University as the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has given an A+ grade. Chancellor PK Gupta said that this achievement has been achieved due to a new education policy, promotion of research, work on patents, better environment for students. It is expected that next year the university will get an A++ grade. All its standards have been fulfilled. Now the target is to make a place in the top 20 institutes of the country. This target will be accomplished in the next five years. Chancellor – P.K. Gupta said that this success is the result of leadership as well as teamwork. He said that research is being promoted at the university. So far 450 patents have been filed. Out of this, 40 have been approved. More than 1500 research papers have been published. These research papers have also been published in Nature Journal.
Under the National Road Safety Week organized by the Union Ministry of Transport, a rally was taken out by the NCC Scouts of Sharda University to increase road safety awareness. Various activities were organized to create awareness among common people. Dean of Student Welfare Dr. Nirupama Gupta said that the scouts prepared posters and slogans to spread awareness about road safety, interacted with the people on the road, and advised them to follow the rules. NCC functionary of Sharda University Yashodhara said that the rally was taken out following the traffic rules. They will be safe only if they follow all the traffic rules. The police department keeps making us aware of road safety rules. In such a situation, it becomes the responsibility of everyone to follow the rules
The 'Technology Hackathon and Prosperity through Collaboration' program was organized on 20th January 2023 by the Indian Industries Association (IIA) and Sharda University in collaboration with the Union Ministry of Heavy Industries. The entrepreneurs understood the process and technology of the Toyota Manufacturing System (TMS) and learned the virtues of efficiency and productivity. During this, enterprising youths from Ghaziabad, Secunderabad, Noida, and Greater Noida participated. Prof. Sibaram Khara, Vice Chancellor of Sharda University spreads light on creating collaboration between entrepreneurs and academics and agreed to provide the college facilities to understand the technology. Chairman of New Technology Z. Rahman emphasized better efficiency in the industry and called upon the entrepreneurs to participate in fulfilling the dream of the trillion-dollar economy of the state. Prof. Madhukar asked the entrepreneurs to participate in the proposed innovation center. Prof. (Dr.) Bhim Yog Singh discussed the new products that will be made available for MSMEs to make new products in Technical Need Center and provide R&D facilities to young entrepreneurs. Sanjay Kumar Yoge Agarwal, Manoj Kumar Agarwal Diya, and PK Jain encouraged the entrepreneurs. Jitendra Rana, President of Grani expressed his gratitude to all the entrepreneurs for making the program a success. During this, Senior Vice President Neeraj Bhag Singhal, BR Bhati Divisional Chairman, Rakesh Bansal Amit Tarah Sharma, etc. were present.
In Auto Expo 2023, Sharda Hospital organized a free camp for Covid vaccination. People who came to visit the Auto Expo got Covid Shield or Covaxin installed at a government fee. This vaccination was also given at a concessional rate for two days in Sharda Hospital. Sharda University's PR department director Dr. Ajit Kumar told that Sharda Hospital is the health partner of Auto Expo. Meanwhile, the Medical Superintendent of Sharda Hospital Dr. AK Gadpayale told that a team of doctors was deployed to the expo, and beds were also reserved for emergency treatment.
On the occasion of Swami Vivekananda Jayanti, the Sharda School of Business Studies celebrated National Youth Day during which motivational lectures were organized. The program was inaugurated by Manish Gupta, Vice President of the Traders Welfare Board of Uttar Pradesh, Youth Counselor H.G. Amogalia Prabhu started the event by lighting the traditional lamp. Manish Gupta, Vice President of the Traders Welfare Board of Uttar Pradesh while addressing said that coming to Sharda university One feels the positive environment, Sharda is like a family. All of the young students are the future of the country and each of the students should be proud that they are studying in Sharda and will lead the country in times to come. Giving advice to the students, Manish Gupta also said that they will be successful in any career only if they become a good human being. Youth Counselor HG Amogalia Prabhu said that there are many meritorious people in the country of India, but the values in the country are disappearing with time. In today's time, people love things more than the person and consider relations a burden. Giving advice to the students, Prabhu said that distance from the phone is necessary to maintain focus in life.
School of Dental Science, Sharda University organized a free dental check-up camp in Daulrajpur village, in which more than a hundred people got checked. Apart from this, free toothpaste, toothbrush, and mouthwash were given to all the visitors. The camp was inaugurated by Dr. M. Siddhartha, Dean, School of Dental Science, Sharda University by cutting the ribbon. Dr. M. Siddhartha added that with proper care, teeth and gums can remain healthy throughout life. The healthier your teeth and gums are, the less prone you are to tooth decay and gum disease. Teeth are important for good nutrition and self-confidence. Addressing Dr. Swati Sharma, Head of Department, Sharda Dental Sciences, said that for the good health of teeth, avoid those substances which contain starch, and avoid the use of excess sugar. Dr. Sharma also told that if special attention is not given to the problem of teeth, then in the future it can take the form of many diseases including oral cancer. During the program, Students of the University & many teachers including Dr. Swati Sharma, Dr. Alankrita, Dr. Faisal, and Dr. Sakshi were also present.
A certificate programme on "Cyber Security and Digital Forensics" has been organized by Sharda University's Center for Cyber Security and Cryptology. The programme, which started on Tuesday, that is 3rd January 2023and runs through January 13 2023, has more than 100 participants. Triveni Singh, an IPS SP Pro and an expert in cybercrime in Uttar Pradesh, described the tactics used by contemporary cybercriminals and how to prevent them. Research Professor Bhuvnesh Kumar, the dean of the university, claimed that cyber security has grown in importance in recent years. According to Dr. Sibaram Khara, vice chancellor of the university, new problems call for fresh approaches.
The residents of the city will now have access to facilities for cancer screening and treatment. In Greater Noida, Sharda Cancer hospital is being constructed. With 500 beds, the first phase will get underway in April. A new building for cancer treatment is being built close to the main hospital, and one block of it is currently in the final stages of construction, according to Dr. Ajit Kumar, Public Selection Director of the Sharda Group. The institute is currently building a cancer hospital with roughly 1200 beds. It will launch with 500 beds in the month of April. He said that screenings for cancer, high blood pressure, and sugar are conducted on visitors. Additionally, patients will be treated with essential treatment. It is also possible to treat serious patients. Camps will be set up in every town near the center to raise awareness. will provide information about cancer screening and prevention.
‘Industrial Hackathon' was organized in joint collaboration with Sharda University and the Ministry of Heavy Industry. The main objective of the event was to discuss the possibility of collaboration with MSMEs for consultancy, training of students in industrial research, and internship. At the conference, more than 100 experts from around the world, including Madhusudan Dadu, state president of Laghu Udyog Bharti, presented their views on topics related to industrial automation as well as MSME schemes and export and import. MSME Director Rajesh Bharti explained in detail about the MSME schemes. He said that we do not make mistakes even by mistake but mistakes happen. Life is about correcting that mistake and moving forward. Mahesh Tyagi, Chairman, Plastic Products Development Group, said that every student can help build new technologies and find ways for everyone from weak students to gifted students. State Co-Minister of Small Industries Bharti Gaurav Mittal, State Secretary Ajay Gupta, State Plastics Group Chairman Mahesh Tyagi, Social Media Publicity Manjula Mishra, General Secretary of Meerut Division Rajkumar Sharma besides Pankaj, Pawan Singhal, President Anupam from Saharanpur participated in the programme, KP Singh, Dr. Chanchal Varshney, Ishwar Giri, Satyaveer Singh, Amit Singhal, and other entrepreneurs and students were present.
A conference was organized on 23 November 2022 in collaboration with the Indian Industry Association, Sharda University, and the Ministry of Heavy Industry on "Automation - Tools for Improving Productivity, Quality and Resilience". The program was inaugurated by Professor Parma Nand, Dean Academics of Sharda University and Officer of the Indian Industry Association, Prof. Madhukar M Deshmukh, Director, Industries Integration & Knowledge Exchange Cell of Sharda University, Prof. Bheem Singh, Dean Research and Prof. Bhuvnesh Kumar. While Addressing, the President of the Indian Industry Association, Ashok Aggarwal said that both money and knowledge are important for automation and both these aspects are challenging for our country. Representatives of Ghaziabad, Sikandrabad, Bulandsheher, Noida, and Greater Noida participated in the program. On this occasion National President of Indian Industries Association Ashok Aggarwal, Senior Vice President Neeraj Singhal, Bir Bhati, Visharad Gautam, Chairman - Gem Committee, Z Rehman Chairman Technology, Rajeev Sood CIC Sarabjit Singh Secretary, Rakesh Bansal Treasurer, Amit Sharma, Pramod Gupta, Mukesh Aggarwal, Jami Ji, Shishupam Tyagi, Rakesh Kumar Jagdish Bhati, Pradeep Singhal Chairman Bulandsheher & many were present.
The Excellence in Globalization of Education Award has been given to Sharda University at the 8 th FICCI Higher Education Excellence Awards 2022 international education summit held in New Delhi on 17 November 2022. Sharda received this honor from Bhagwant Karad, Union Minister of State for Finance. Only Sharda University was chosen for this category and received the honor. The chancellor of Sharda University, PK Gupta, stated that Sharda is moving quickly in the areas of education, research, and innovation. The university is in charge of preparing the nation's future as well. The country's future lies with its young students. Being recognized with an award from the FICCI is something to be proud of. The award recognises universitys efforts to offer the programmes as per the changing needs of the global workforce. Sharda University takes pleasure in offering universal education alternatives to our foreign students by giving them a platform where knowledge meets success.
National academy of Medical Sciences recently awarded doctors of Sharda Hospital. The award was given to Dr. Devender Kumar Singh, Senior Pediatrician Dr. RK Thapar, Senior Gynecologist Dr. Ruchi Srivastava, Dr. Archana Mehta, and Dr. Samta Gupta of the Department of Palynology for several academic excellence and professional achievements. Dr. Manisha Jindal, dean of the Sharda School of Medical Science & Research, congratulated everyone on the occasion. Om Birla, Speaker of the Lok Sabha, presented this honor during a national gathering. Dr. Manisha Jindal, while congratulating the award recipients said, it was a source of tremendous pride for all of us and demonstrated our expertise. We feel incredibly privileged to have been given such a significant accolade. Senior presenter Dr. Ruchi Srivastava said it is wonderful to receive such significant acknowledgment for one's efforts.
Sharda University felicitated Dr. William Dar, former Minister of Agriculture, Philippines, and Ex-director, ICRISAT, on receiving the first MS Swaminathan Global Award for Sustainable Development. On the occasion, the former minister also participated in a seminar conducted at Sharda University on the topic of agriculture. Sharda University Chancellor P K Gupta and Vice-Chancellor Sibaram Khara were also present at the event. He participated in the event and delivered a special talk on Improving Science and Innovation to Feed the World. Dr. William said that 16.4% of India's total population lives in poverty. In addition, 828 million people worldwide are estimated to be afflicted by hunger. Production is being impacted by the rise in air and water pollution, but if we want to see significant changes in agriculture, digitization must be adopted, and people's technical skill levels must rise. P K Gupta, Chancellor, of Sharda University, said that the only industry mostly untouched by the pandemic was agriculture. Food works as a base for any country, it is the responsibility of all of us to pay special attention to it.
Renowned filmmaker Rohit Shetty and actor Sidharth Malhotra shot a few scenes for an upcoming web series “Indian Police Force” on the Sharda University campus recently. Film director, Rohit Shetty, also interacted with the students during the five-day shoot (31st October – 5th November) which helped our students learn a lot about film shooting. Due to Sharda University's world-class infrastructure & facilities and youthful student population, Bollywood is increasingly shooting movies here. Numerous well-known movies, including Atrangi Re, Mummy Nu Pasand, Yuva, Humchar, Google, Hero Motor Corp, Coca-Cola Ad, Engineering Girls web series, etc., were already filmed here before on the campus premises. Over 50 films have been shot on the campus thus far. The University serves as a helpful host during these shoots and sets an excellent example for the students of the Sharda School of Media, Films, and Entertainment. Apart from the fact that foreign students studying here is also a good factor, Sharda is a blend of modernism and traditional ideals that can provide rich experiences. The pro-chancellor of Sharda University, YK Gupta, gave director Rohit Shetty a souvenir and stated that Sharda intends to make its students the finest in all fields on a global scale.
Sharda University celebrated Iron Man Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel's birth anniversary in its campus. On the occassion, the university organized "Run for Unity". Around 800 students and faculty participated in it to spread the message of unity among the public. Every year, 31st of October is celebrated as National Unity Day. Along with students, the cadets of NCC's 31st battalion also participated in the Run for Unity. On the occasion, Sharda University Pro-Chancellor, congratulated students wished a better future for them. Addressing students and faculty members, he advised all to follow the path showed by Sardar Patel.
Malaria and dengue fever are on the rise in the city. The number of patients with symptoms similar to these diseases are rising on daily basis in the Hospital. In light of this, Sharda Hospital designated a special ward for the patients. Dr. A.K Gadpayle, the Sharda Hospital's Medical Superintendent, reported that dengue and malaria infections are currently on the rise among patients. The hospital has admitted more than 50 individuals with dengue symptoms, several of whom have decreased platelets. Numerous patients reports of dengue were confirmed as positive. The patients have been placed in a special ward with 240 beds that have been established recently for Dengue patients. Dr. Gadpayle claimed that dengue decreases the number of blood platelets which not only increases the risk of numerous blood-related illnesses but also makes internal blood flow more likely to result in blood clots. There is a specialized medical team of professionals for its treatment.
Sharda Hospital started its first Multi Drug Resistance Ward. Sharda Group's founder and chairman P K Gupta inaugurated the center. Patients will be allowed to register themselves under government's DOTS scheme to avail free treatment. On the occassion, P K Gupta said that the MDR ward has been started with the objective to provide treatment at subsidized rate to the patients. Dr. Vipin Tiwari of Sharda Hospital stated that this is the first of its kind ward in the greater Noida Hospital. Currently, the MDR ward has the facility of only four beds that later will extended up to 10 beds. The ward has a team of 2 professors, six senior doctors and six para-medical staff.
The 6th Convocation Ceremony was organized at Sharda University in which 3159 students of the batch of 2021-2022 were awarded degrees. The event was sparkling beautiful with a distinguished list of Guests of Honours, including Shri Brajesh Pathak (the Deputy Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh), Shri Yogendra Upadhyay (the Minister of Higher Education of Uttar Pradesh), Shri Kamlesh Neelkanth Vyas(Chairman- Department of Atomic Energy, Govt. of India), and Dr. Krishna M. Ella (Chairman & M.D. – Bharat Biotech International Ltd.).
Students of Sharda University organized Mata ki Chowki and Dandiya Night on October 3, 2022 for the faculty, staffs and students. The event was organised under the supervision of Cultural Society of Sharda University and the Department of Students welfare. For everyone, Mata ki chowki was quite joyful. Every student thoroughly appreciated the Dandiya Night that also served as a stress reliever. It gave everyone great joy to witness how well-coordinated and cooperative all of our students were in fostering a magnificently multicultural environment at Sharda University.
Sharda University organized inter college sports tournament recently. 15 teams competed in the inaugural squash match. Students from the Sharda School of Medical Sciences & Research and the Sharda School of Dental Sciences competed in the Semi-Finals of this event. Nitin, a Sharda School of Dental Sciences student, scored 11 points to win the match. Puneet Kumar, the Sharda University's sports officer, oversaw the game. A chess match was conducted between the Sharda School of Engineering & Technology and the Sharda School of Medical Sciences & Research. Himanshu, a Sharda School of Engineering & Technology student won the match.
The Sharda School of Business Studies along with the Moni Ami Foundation, and the Sharda University Yunus Social Business Center organized an exhibition to promote women craftsmen. 25 women artisans from the villages of Hoshiarpur, Prithla, and Harola took part in this exhibition. The artisans showed objects created from moonj grass, such as laundry bags, fruit baskets, handle baskets, pickup baskets, etc., in the exhibition as examples of their work. Dr. Jayanti Ranjan, Dean of the Sharda School of Business Studies, congratulated the program's organizers and stated that as part of the ongoing Memorandum of Understanding between Sharda and the Moni Aami Foundation, Sharda offers free skill development training to women in Noida and other parts of North India. More than 200 women received training in causal development via this programme, and they are informed about handicrafts as well as computers, the internet, and social media. Dr. Mridul Dharwal, the project's mentor, claimed that Sharda University consistently tries for women empowerment.
World Patient Safety Day was celebrated on the theme of Medication Safety at Sharda University. Inauguration of the function was done by Dr. Rimple Sharma, Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, AIIms New Delhi, Dr. Kumkum Ghosh - College of Nursing, Faridabad Principal, Dr. Shobha Mukherjee, Associate Professor, Sharda University Pharmacology, School of Medical Science & Research, and Deepak Sethi, Associate Professor, Sharda School of Nursing Science. Dr. Rimple Sharma said that it is observed the wrong medication or medical negligence leads to different types of ailments. World Patient Day aims to raise public awareness of and encourage action on the harm brought on by inappropriate and hazardous medications worldwide. During the time of COVID, about 98000 people died as a result of wrong medication. The issues faced by firms across the globe regarding patients safety are also highlighted by the WHO. Pharmacology and patient safety were topics covered by Dr. Shobha Mukherjee. She asserted that the doctor's primary duty is to ensure the patients safety and that anytime a patient is given a prescription for medication, the appropriate medication must always be considered. Patient safety is also significantly influenced by nursing personnel.
Two Days “ICAAAIML-2022 International Conference on Advances and Applications of Artificial Intelligence& Machine Learning” on 16th – 17th September, 2022 started on 16 September 2022. Addressing the curtain raiser, General Chair and Dean of School of Engineering and Technology Dr. Parma Nand said that this is the third annual academic conference help the society to explore how artificial intelligence and machine learning could be effectively utilized in teaching, learning, educational administration, and various other fields of practical importance. Dr. Parma Nand also conveyed his thanks to the members of organizing committee – Dr. Ankur Choudhary, Dr. Arun Prakash Agrawal, Dr. Gaurav Raj and Mr. Abhishek Singh Verma.
For the new session students, Sharda University conducted an orientation programme for the students of the new academic session on September 13th.Around 10,000 candidates with their parents attended the orientation programme. In this session so far, around 4,000 students have enrolled in different programmes. The event got off to a good start with Dr. Sanjeev Varshney, Chairman of the International Cooperation Division of the Department of Science and Technology, CISF Senior Commando Hari Om Gandhi, Greater Noida, Chancellor Pak Gupta, Pro-Chancellor YK Gupta, and Vice Chancellor Sibaram Khara. In order to understand how knowledge may be applied in human society, Dr. Sanjeev Varshney stated that the primary goal of higher education is to develop knowledge. Bookish knowledge will always be available, but curiosity and past experiences in life teach a lot, thus every experience should be used as inspiration. An orientation programme is important for every student to attend, said P.K. Gupta, Chancellor, Sharda University.
On World Electric Vehicle Day, Sudhanshu Sharma, Pranjal Kumar, and Ashutosh Singh created an integrated BMS and Motor Controller module for electric vehicles with help of Dr. Parma Nand, the Dean of Sharda School of Engineering & Technology. By fusing the two systems, this invention does away with the requirement for separate BMS and motor controller models. Additionally, the students have been given an Internet of Things (IoT) interface, which will provide access to cloud services facilitating data transmission and communication between mobile and electric vehicles. The Techno Creators team from Sharda University, which includes students Saurabh Asthit, Ankit Sharma, Kevalya Vinod, Nikhil Raj, and Sujeev Gyavali, presented yet another remarkable invention that has addressed the issue of battery disposal for on-road electronic vehicles. Students strive to recycle between 50 and 60 percent of used battery cells. These salvaged batteries will be transformed into Smart Grid Inverters with an IoT interface.
On the auspicious occassion of Teacher's Day, Sharda University is organizing a 5-day programme. On September 5, the programme was inaugurated by Director of Teaching Learning Centre (TLC) Dr. S S Prasad Rao. On the first day, a seminar was organised that witnessed the participation of more than 200 students. They performed various activities such as dancing, singing, street play, etc. during the seminar. Speaking on the occassion Dr. Rao said that the first teacher of children is their mother but after that it is the responsibility of schools and colleges to inculcate good values in their students and help them proceed on a progressive path.
Sharda University's Centre of Excellence for Solar Cell & Renewable energy converted plastic waste into graphene from waste plastic and then further developed super capacitors and super cells. It is cheaper than the lithium ion battery. The council of Science and Technology, Uttar Pradesh, granted Rs 12 lakh for the research. Two international level research papers have been published in "Nature Scientific Report and Materials and Manufacturing". Researchers said that up to 35% Graphene can be extracted from plastic waste. Super cell, fuel cell and battery manufactured with this material are 10% cheaper than the Lithium Ion batteries.
Sharda University will provide scholarships of 11 crores to the students this year. This was announced on 1st September 2022, that is on Thursday by the Chancellor of Sharda University P K Gupta & Pro Chancellor Y K Gupta during a tribute meeting on the occasion of the third PuniaTithi of their mother Sharda Devi Ji. Hospitals Vice President Rishabh Gupta, Group CEO Prashant Gupta, University Vice Chancellor D.rSibaramKhara, RegistrarVivek Gupta, and others were present.
Plastic waste is becoming a big problem for the whole world. Every effort is being made to control it. Single plastic has also been banned, but a question remains how will the plastic waste be controlled so that it does not reach the environment and can also be used in other taxes. One such solution has been found by our Professor Pramod Kumar Singh and his team. The plastic waste has been converted into graphite by the team. Graphene is a nanostructure of carbon. It is one of the strongest elements. It is used in electronic equipment, motors, batteries, etc. Council of Science & Technology, Uttar Pradesh, Department of Science & Technology, Uttar Pradesh, has given Rs 12 lakh to the team to start the project. The Center of Excellence for Solar Cell & Renewable Energy has been established at Sharda University. It is operated by Professor Pramod Kumar Singh.
To foster academic collaboration, Queensland University and Sharda University, Greater Noida, signed a Memorandum of Understanding. Prof. Rongy Li, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Queensland; ThoaHarring, Manager, Strategy & Partnership; DhrubaJyotiMalkhand, Senior Country Adviser, University of Queensland, were present at Sharda University to sign the MoU. The MoU was signed for undergraduate business, economics, and commerce courses that will give Sharda University students the chance to travel to Queensland University. As part of this, both universities will exchange information via webinars, seminars, workshops, and other events that will be done online.
On the auspicious occasion of Janmashtami, 31 babies were delivered in different hospitals of Greater Noida. Out of these deliveries, five are cesarean and the rest are normal. The Director of Sharda Hospital said that a total of five babies were delivered on Janmashtami of which two were cesarean. The date for cesarean delivery was decided as per the demands of the parents.
To encourage research, A H Siddique Centre for Advanced Research in Allied Mathematics & Physics has been Inaugurated in Sharda University by Chancellor P K Gupta and Vice Chancellor DrSibaramKhara. The objective of the centre to promote research in Allied Mathematics and also develop a strong foundation for innovation. On this achievement, Chancellor P K Gupta said that it is a proud moment for Sharda University. Research is useless if it is not helpful for the society, he added.
Students of Sharda University celebrated Rakshabandhan on Wednesday. Nations and international students participated on this occasion to know more about the Indian culture and exchanged gifts as well. Speaking on the occasion, chancellor P K Gupta said that the university imparts cultural knowledge along with higher education. Along with Indian festivals, Sharda University also organizes international ones that help students to know about the cultures across the globe.
Sharda University welcomed Sadhguru in June 2022 after he travelled over 30 thousand kilometers across the globe promoting “Save Soil” movement. Describing about the campaign, Sadhguru told the students, professors, and others that the objective of the campaign is to create awareness about the calamitous soil condition across the globe. District Magistrate of Gautam Budh Nagar, Suhas LY also joined the event and said that soil is a boon for humans, animals, the environment, and this entire universe, we have to save it. More than 3 thousand students along with Sharda University Chancellor, Mr. PK Gupta, Vice-Chancellor Sibaram Khara, Registrar Vivek Gupta, and Professors were present at the event.
Sharda University's NCC girl cadets along with environment club took out a rally in nearby areas to make women aware about menstruation. Around 80 girl students participated in the rally and make women inform about the menstruation caused diseases through slogans and posters. Students also distributed 500 sanitary pads to women in nearby areas. Sharda University's NCC Supervisor Yashodhara Raj, Student Welfare Department Dean Dr Nirupama Gupta and other eminent dignitaries were present during the event.
Students of Sharda University's school of Dental Science organised walkathon and plantation drive on World No-Tobacco Day. More than 250 students participated in street shows and poster making competition to encourage people to quit Tobacco. The school also organised a free dental check-up camp on the occasion. Describing about the harmful effects of Tobacco, the dean of the school, M Siddhartha said, "Around 30% of our youth are consuming Tobacco and it is the major cause of growing cases of cancer."
Sharda University in associaltion with Greater Noida Press Club celebrated Hindi Journalism Day on May 30, 2022. The event witnessed the presence of eminent dignitaries including Network 18 group's Managing Editor Anand Narasimhan, Panchjanya Editor Hitesh Shankar, Sharda University Pro Chancellor Mr. Y K Gupta, Chancellor Mr. Sibaram Khara and President of Greater Noida Press Club Dhrmendra Chandel. Addressing the audience, Narsimhan said, “Hindi is one of the many identities of our country and we must be proud of it.” All the dignitaries celebrated the Hindi Journalism Day with students of Sharda University and tell them the importance of the language in our society.
Hon'ble MP Dr. Mahesh Sharma distributed tablets to 400 students at Sharda University under a scheme of the educational portal "Digi?????" The activity is supposed to realise the vision of UP's Honourable Chief Minister Mr. Yogi Adityanath. Speaking at the event, Dr. Sharma said that the smartphone and tablets will provide students free access to digital content. Sharda University Chancellor P K Gupta, Sharda School of Dental Science Dean Dr. M. Siddhartha, School of Medical Science Research Dean Manisha Jindal and Dr. A K Gadpayle were also present at the event.
Hypertension causes many health related problems such as heart diseases, stroke, thyroid, etc. It acts like a silent killer becomes fatal at older age. Hypertension may be risky for vital organs such as heart, Kidney and Brain if not diagnosed or treated timely. All these help suggestions were given by Dr. BhumeshTyagi, Senior Consultant, Internal Medicines, Sharda Hospital, on the occassion of World Hypertension Day. he also suggested that the blood pressure can be controlled by making slight changes in lifestyle and eating habits.
Sharda University's IshikaKarnani won 2 gold medals at Haryana's Open Shooting Championship. Organised at Aryan Gateway Shooting Range,Ishika bagged gold medal at 10-meter and 25-meter air pistol competition. She is the student of Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Sharda University. Ishika belongs to Ranchi and she complete her Class 12 from Dehradun. She also bagged silver medal in National Womens Shooting Championship organised at Dehradun in 2019. Other than that, she has also won several medal in national as well as international shooting competitions.
International Nurses Day was celebrated in Sharda University with “Invest in Nursing and Respect the Rights to Protect Global Health” as the theme. Around 300 nurses and nursing students participated in various programmes such as Rangoli making, Mehndi competition, Polymorph dress and Talent search etc. conducted on the occasion., Sharda Hospitals Medical Superintendent Dr. AK Gadpayle said that the role of nurses in the health sector is like a backbone. At the time of Corona, the nurses worked day and night to save the lives of the people, without caring about their lives, she added.
Sharda University conducted Mental Awareness Campaign from 9 to 15 May, 2022. The campaign was conducted by the Counselling Cell of the University. The campaign is meant to highlight the importance of sound mental health for a happy life. Chief psychological counsellor at the University, Dr. RuchiGautam said that nowadays, majority of youths are facing mental health problems. She also said that we must encourage them to discuss about any such problem.
There is an article published in Ujala Newspaper stating about the priceless advice & suggestions of Dr. A.K. Gadpayle related to the adverse effect of changing weather conditions on health. He was letting everybody know about the allergies, indigestion, or diarrhea happening due to contaminated water & food. As per Dr. Gadpayles statement, 200-300 patients are reporting the issue of allergens, upset stomach, and diarrhea in Sharda Hospitals OPD daily. To avoid these kinds of problems during the summer season, Dr. A.K. Gadpayle advised drinking plenty of water and having seasonal fruits, and vegetables. He also suggested havinga balanced diet andavoiding fried & junk food will be the perfect solution to avoid such problems in the summer season.