MESSAGE FROM THE VC

It gives me immense pleasure to see the Learning Resource Centre (LRC) coming up with

innovative initiatives and here is the inaugural issue of e-Newsletter to mirror all major

events/activities surrounding the LRC. At the epitome of knowledge, LRC at BU always

serves and interacts with the educational fraternity, its primary focus set at gearing and har-

nessing the budding talents.

I wish the LRC Team success in all future endeavours!

MESSAGE FROM THE LIBRARIAN

I present you all the inaugural issue of LRC e-Newsletter! LRC at BU is continually striv-

ing to gear up the wheels of progress towards imparting cognizance at the highest. An aca-

demic library plays a multi-dimensional role. It not only has to be technologically sound

but also user-friendly, supporting and facilitating information seekers with educational ma-

terials as and when required. This inaugural issue is a brief account of the important events/

developments and all about the LRC at BU.

I look forward towards maximum utilization of LRC resources and services. Your valuable

feedback is always encouraged!

“I am glad to see the LRC proactively taking up

initiatives and aligning its services towards

providing excellence at the highest parlance to

the entire academic fraternity at BU. LRC News-

letter will walk you through the various function-

alities & initiatives by the LRC. I earnestly want

all students to explore the LRC and wish the whole LRC team

good luck for the future endeavours!”

“For an academic resource, be it journal

article or a reference, LRC is one place

where I can always fall back to get some-

thing that I need. I wish to congratulate the

entire LRC team for coming up with its in-

augural issue of the e-Newsletter. Also wish

everyone at the university to inculcate reading habits and

utilize the LRC as much as possible.”

FACULTY TESTIMONIALS

Dr. Rama S. Komaragiri

Dean (Academic Affairs)

LRC HOURS

MONDAY - FRIDAY

8:30 am - 11:00 pm SATURDAY- SUNDAY

9:00 am - 11:00 pm

SERVICES

BOOK ISSUE 9:00 am - 11:00 pm

BOOK RETURN 24x7

PHOTOCOPY / PRINT / SCAN 10:00 am - 06:00 pm

FACILITIES

ONLINE PUBLIC ACCESS CATALOG (OPAC)

COMPUTER SYSTEMS

SELF CHECK-IN / CHECK-OUT KIOSK

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Prof. R. S. Chauhan

Dean (Research & Consultancy )

Dr. Raghunath K. Shevgonkar

Dr. Sanjay Kataria

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The Learning Resource Centre (LRC) at Bennett University is a one-stop

place in meeting your information needs. The LRC is equipped with a state-of

-the-art infrastructure. Resources are armed with latest collection of Books,

Journals, Magazines, e-Journals, e-Books and Databases from globally known

publishers towards fulfilling the University’s vision of achieving excellence in

education and research in all areas of Engineering, Technology, Management,

Social Sciences and Legal Studies.

The LRC is fully automated using KOHA – Integrated Library Management

System with 3M electromagnetic/RFID-enabled security gates, smart card,

Self check-in and check-out, RFID Drop Box, etc.

The LRC also launched its website in No-

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School of Management

To know more, visit LRC Website (2/12)

Resource Stats

Volumes 14008

Titles 4699

Print Journals 8

Print Magazines 36

Newspapers 48

Back Volumes 42

Advanced Printers/Scanners

2

CCTVs 8

Computers 34

Seating Capacity 200

Staff Members 9

CD/DVD 300+

e-Resources 9000+

Library Management Software

Koha v17

Institutional Repository Software

Dspace v5.5

Print Magazine List

Business Today

Competition Success Review

Data Quest

Digit

Electronics for You

Femina

Filmfare

Frontline

India Today

Mainstream

Open Source

Outlook

Outlook Traveller

PC Quest

Pratiyogita Darpan

Reader Digest

Sport Star

The Economist

The Week

Time

Voice and Data

Yojana

SEAS: School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

SOL: School of Law

SOM: School of Management

TSOM: Times School of Media

E-Books

World e-Book Library (WeL)

Tort Law

Books Collection

Subscribed e-Resources

Sprawled in a huge area of around 10,000 sq. feet, LRC– Law strives to provide best legal studies collection, in-

formation resources, and legal databases / e-resources.

It was inaugurated on 15 February 2018 by Senior Advocate and former Cabinet Minister, Shri Ram Jethmalaniji.

LRC-Law comprises a growing collection, currently of 976 titles with 2691 volumes.

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“A Library is not a luxury but one of the necessities of life. ” ~ Henry Ward Beecher

Learning Resource Centre - LAW

PRINT JOURNALS

AIR Accident Claims & Compensation Cases

AIR Cheque Dishonour Reports

AIR Civil Cases

DATABASES

AIR

HEIN ONLINE

LEGITQUEST

MANUPATRA

SSC ONLINE

WESTLAW

To know more, visit LRC Website (3/12)

AIR Law Lines

All India Reporter

Criminal Law Journals

Indian Bar Review

Labour and Industrial Cases

The LRC is a member of the Developing Library

Network known as DELNET. It is a network of

more than 6000 libraries globally.

Users can access the database through ID and

Password provided by DELNET or place the re-

quest to the University Librarian.

To know more, visit LRC Website

SERVICES

Resource Sharing (Inter Library Loan)

Recommend a Book

Reserve a Book

LRC encourages all BU Fraternity to enhance its col-

lection by recommending required books.

Books can be recommended online through OPAC us-

er interface. Book recommendation form can also be

obtained from the Reference Desk.

Users can avail Book Reservation

facility (“Place a Hold”) by signing

into the OPAC user interface.

More detailed information is availa-

ble on LRC website.

(4/12)

“One good book is equal to hundred friends . . .

but one good friend is equal to a library”

~ Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

Both LRCs have a total of 34 computer systems

well connected with Wi-Fi facility provided on

campus for accessing Institute’s resources

IT Facility

Users can access all subscribed e-resources of

LRC from anywhere using e-Library

Refread Digital Library.

Remote Access

Plagiarism Check

LRC offers Plagiarism Check Service,

using Licensed Turnitin Software to

help BU research community.

http://library.bennett.edu.in/services/

plagiarism-checking-service/

Book Lending Service

Book lending facility is availa-

ble for BU fraternity according

to their user categories and enti-

tlements.

Member Categories and their Entitlements

Member Category Books Period

Faculty Members 10 1 Sem.

(120 Days)

Staff Members 5 30 Days

Research Scholars 4 30 Days

UG / PG students 3 15 Days

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"Libraries store energy that fuels up imagination. They open up windows to the

world and inspire us to explore and achieve, and contribute to improving our quali-

ty of life." ~ Sidney Sheldon

1. Financial Management : text, problems and cases

by M.Y. Khan

2. Marketing Management, 15th ed. by Philip Kotler

3. Business Communication Today by Courtland L.

Bovee

4. Financial Management Theory and Practice by

Prasanna Chandra

5. Corporate Banking by Indian institute of banking

and finance

6. Retail Banking by Indian institute of banking and

finance

7. Introduction to Quantum Mechanics by David J.

Griffiths

8. Linear Algebra and its Application by G. Strang

9. Introduction to Data Communications and

Networking by A. Behrouz Forouzan

10. Introduction to Algorithms by H. Thomas Cormen

CENTRAL LRC

TOP 10 CIRCULATED BOOKS

To know more, visit LRC Website (5/12)

LRC - LAW

TOP 10 CIRCULATED BOOKS

1. Law of Contract and Specific Relief by Avtar

Singh

2. Macroeconomics by Rudiger Dornbusch

3. PSA Pillai's Criminal law, 12th ed. by K.I.

Vibhute

4. Property Law by Poonam Pradhan Saxena

5. Outlines of Indian Legal and Constitutional His-

tory by M.P. Jain

6. Principle of Economics by N. Gregory Mankiw

7. Microeconomics by Robert S. Pindyck

8. Strategic Management by Gregory G. Dess

9. Modern Hindu Law by Paras Diwan

10. V. N. Shukla’s Constitution of India by M. P.

Singh Self check-out Kiosk

NEW ARRIVALS (OCT ‘18-MAR’19)

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LRC established a digital institutional repository, the DRS@BU for ar-

chiving research output (including journal articles, working papers, con-

ference papers, book chapters, reports, theses / dissertations, and other

scholarly publications) of the university.

DRS@BU aims to evolve as a major source of reference for all University

publications.

Detailed tutorial for uploading documents at DRS@BU is given on

DRS@BU website.

Taking a cue from the top ranking institutions

worldwide, LRC has initiated innovative Research

Support Services to strengthen research activities

at BU.

The LRC team facilitates in managing research

profile and disseminating publications of BU re-

search community.

http://library.bennett.edu.in/research-support/

Research Support Services

Digital Repository Service DRS@ BU

To know more, visit LRC Website

Bibliometric Services

Literature Review

Citation and Indexing

Publication Support

Plagiarism Checking Service

Academic Social Networks

Open Education Services

Subject Guides

LRC INITIATIVES

(6/12)

Year-wise growth of BU

Publications

Category-wise distribution of

Publications

“The only thing that you absolutely have to know,

is the location of the library.”

~ Albert Einstein

BU PUBLICATIONS

April 2019 / Vol. 1, Iss. 1 Athenaeum: LRC e-Newsletter

To know more, visit LRC Website

Research @ BU

(7/12)

Name of Faculty Title of Article/Book Journal/

Conference Title Year Cited

Vinit Jakhetiya

CSE, SEAS

Model-Based Referenceless Quality Metric of

3D Synthesized Images Using Local Image

Description

IEEE Transactions Image

Processing 2018 16

Samayveer Singh

CSE, SEAS

Energy Efficient Heterogeneous DEEC Proto-

col for Enhancing Lifetime in WSNs

International Journal En-

gineering Science and

Technology

2017 16

Milind S. Padalkar

SOM

Six Decades of Project Management Research:

Thematic Trends and Future Opportunities

International Journal of

Project Management 2016 14

Manjeet Kumar

ECE, SEAS

Design of Minimum Multiplier Fractional Or-

der Differentiator Based on Lattice Wave Dig-

ital Filter

ISA Transactions 2017 13

Bishnu P. Pal

Physics, SEAS

Role of Resonance Modes on Terahertz Met-

amaterials Based Thin Film Sensors Scientific Reports 2017 13

Top 5 Cited Publications in Scopus

Author Total no of

papers Total

citations

Manjeet Kumar 17 38

Vinit Jakhetiya 3 23

Bishnu P. Pal 9 17

Samayveer Singh 11 16

Pushpendra Singh 12 15

Milind S. Padalkar 1 14

Pratik Narang 2 12

Rama S. Komaragiri 14 12

Shivani Goel 16 8

Ashish Kumar 12 6

Prolific Authors

Keyword No. of papers

Network lifetime 6

Heterogeneity 5

Particle swarm optimization 4

Electrocardiogram 3

Feature model 3

Finite impulse response 3

Hilbert transform (HT) 3

Machine learning 3

Reversible data hiding 3

Social media 3

Top 10 Keywords

Without libraries what have we? We have no past and no future.

–Ray Bradbury

Papers published with BU affiliation

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2019 Publications

LRC Staff Publications

Chandra, S. (2019). Ammonia Gas Sensing using ZNO Nanowires Synthesized by Thermal Oxidation of ZN Film. In Proceedings of 148 ISERD International conference. Krabi, Thailand.

Chandra, S. (2019). Finite element analysis and experimental validation of suppression of span in optical MEMS pressure sensors. Mi-crosystem Technologies. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00542-019-04333-2

Chaturvedi, A. (2019). Choosing the Right Institution of Higher Education Could Really Be Tough! In New Age Admissions Strategies in Business Schools. IGI Global.

Goyal, S. (2019). Fractional Hardy-Sobolev operator with sign-changing and singular nonlinearity. Applicable Analysis, 1–25. https://doi.org/10.1080/00036811.2019.1585535

Komaragiri, R. (2019). Fabrication, characterization, and modelling of a novel via-less single metal level magnetic microcoil sensor for biosensing applications. Sensors and Actuators A: Physical, 290, 190–197. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sna.2019.02.025

Mallya, M. (2019). Anthea Roberts: Is international law international? Indian Journal of International Law. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40901-019-00097-6

Panda, S. (2019). Charge disproportionate antiferromagnetism at the verge of the insulator-metal transition in doped LaFeO3. Physical Review, B99(075106).

Pathak, S. J. (2019). The Forgotten Women of the revolutionary nationalist movement. In Understanding Nationalism and Patriotism in the Contemporary World (pp. 138–147). Delhi: Centre for Human Rights and Subaltern Studies (CHRSS), NLU.

Shukla, G. (2019). Thermoelasticity of Iron- and Aluminum-Bearing MgSiO 3 Postperovskite. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth. https://doi.org/10.1029/2018JB016379

Singh P. (2019). Baseline Wander and Power-Line Interference Removal from ECG Signals Using Fourier Decomposition Method. In: Tanveer M., Pachori R. (eds) Machine Intelligence and Signal Analysis. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 748. Springer, Singapore

Tiwari, G. (2019). Crime of Aggression: Demystifying the Rough Edges from Kampala to Rome. 16 ISIL Y.B. Int’l Human. & Refugee L. Ix (2016-2017), 84–111.

Tiwari, G. (2019). Gendered Decision Making: The Engagement of the Supreme Court of India with International Norms in the area of women’s rights. VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee.

Kataria, S. & Bhatt, P.C. (2019). Initiatives of Open Education Resources (OERs) in Indian Context: Issues & Challenges. In Sixth Inter-national Conference of Asian Special Libraries. Delhi: Institute of Economic Growth.

Kataria, S., Bhatt, P. C., & Sinha, N. (2018). Academic Social Networks for Knowledge Sharing: An Explanatory Study. In International Conference on Convergence: Content, Media and Technology. Thailand: Faculty of Informatics, Mahasarakham University.

Kataria, S. & Singh, S. (2018). Bibliometric Analysis of the Proceedings of the Emerging Trends and Technologies in Libraries and Infor-mation Services (ETTLIS). In ETTLIS Conference Proceedings. IEEE.

Kataria, S. (2018). Satisfaction Levels of Media Professionals with their Library Resources and Services. In ETTLIS Conference Proceed-ings. IEEE.

Kataria, S. (2018). Emerging Trends in Mobile OPACs: Options and Solutions in Creating Mobile Optimized Library Catalogues. In ET-TLIS Conference Proceedings. IEEE.

Kataria, S. (2018). Proceedings of IEEE 5th International Symposium: Emerging Trends and Technologies in Libraries and Information Services. (S. Kataria, J. P. A. K, R. Gartner, & G. Sandhu, Eds.) (5TH ed.). Greater Noida: IEEE.

Kataria, S. (2018). Mapping the Research Collaboration Between India and USA during 2007-2016. In ETTLIS Conference Proceedings. IEEE.

Ahmed, J. (2018). Managing Electronic Resources through Open Source Software Calibre. In ETTLIS. Bennett University, Greater Noida: IEEE.

Kataria, S. (2017). Mobile Application for Library Services: Case with Uniswa Library. International Journal of Information, Library and Society, 6(2).

Ahmed, J. (2017). Managing an e-Library and the Quester with Open Source Software. In Knowledge Generation, Discovery and Network-ing. Aligarh: DLIS, AMU.

Research @ BU

Papers published with BU affiliation

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The 5th International Symposium on Emerging Trends and Technologies in Libraries and Information Ser-

vices’ (ETTLIS) was held during February 21-23, 2018 at the BU in association with the University of East London,

The Warburg Institute, School of Advance Study, University of London and Japan Society of Library and Infor-

mation Science with technical support from IEEE U.P. Section

Educational institutions are moving towards ubiquitous access to many of its services which at times poses challeng-es for information scientists and administrators. Taking this challenge very seriously, we at BU had been spearhead-

ing the deliberations for the entire community to benefit.

It is fitting that the Times Group endeavour, BU, which always backed Information Science spearheaded such a no-

ble and enviable task

The symposium was conceptualized a decade ago, in 2008 by

Dr. Sanjay Kataria. First four series were held in 2008, 2010, 2012 and

2015 respectively.

ETTLIS 2018 saw a culmination of information scientists participating in symposiums and workshops to keep the fire invigorated and keep

abreast with the developments and provide seamless services to their users. This symposium was one such event where the information scien-tists had gathered to deliberate on what BU would label as the game

changing event.

It is fitting that the Times Group endeavour, BU, which always backed Information Science spearheaded such a noble and enviable task. The symposium was conceptualized a decade ago, in 2008 by Dr. Sanjay Ka-

taria. First four series were held in 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2015 respec-tively.

We were overwhelmed by the response which once again proved the faith bestowed by the Information Science Community on our efforts.

With pride, we acknowledge that Information Scientists from 16 differ-ent countries along with our own forerunners from India have contribut-ed in this collection.

“In the nonstop tsunami of global information, librarians provide us with floaties

and teach us to swim.”~ Linton Weeks

Where Knowledge Meets Ideas! ~ ETTLIS 2018

EVENTS @ LRC

ETTLIS 2018

To know more, visit LRC Website (9/12)

ETTLIS 2018 Group Photo

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BU received 133 research papers out of which 80 bests were selected by an International Review Committee, spe-cially formed for this job. The symposium proceedings were published in IEEE and indexed in Scopus Database and

Web of Science.

Best Paper Awardees include Ammisha Tiwari, BIT Mesra, Ranchi, India; Nancy Saxena, Department of Computer

Science and Engineering, JIIT; Alka Dwivedi, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies; Mayank Trivedi, Smt.

Hansa Mehta Library, M S University of Baroda; Shankar B. Chavan, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi; Neel

Patel, Computer Engineering, Shri Bhagubhai Mafatlal Polytechnic.

Book exhibitions are a way to celebrate reading and inculcate reading

habits among youngsters. The LRC at BU organizes book exhibitions

that aims the culmination of intellectuals and dignitaries in academics,

renowned publishers and authors under one roof.

A vast array of upcoming and trending books are displayed for recom-

mendation on such occasions.

The LRC at BU keeps it going! Periodical training programs are orga-

nized to upgrade the skills and capabilities of LRC team.

As LRC has initiated Research Support Services for the university,

LRC staff obtained training on Bibliometrics from Dr. K. C. Garg, for-

mer Chief Scientist, NISCAIR on November 11, 2018. Major output

of the workshop was the understanding of measure and analysis of re-

search trends globally.

Various in-house upskilling workshops are in pipeline.

“In the nonstop tsunami of global information, librarians provide us with floaties

and teach us to swim.”~ Linton Weeks

EVENTS @ LRC

BOOK EXHIBITION

To know more, visit LRC Website (10/12)

ETTLIS 2018 Staff Development Programs

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STUDENT CORNER

The God of Small Things .

In a tale of complicated relationships and inter-family emotions, Arundhati Roy takes us to the backwaters of

Kerala in her Man Booker Prize-winning novel, The God of Small Things. The story re-

volves around a set of twins Rahel and Esthappen who were separated at an early age and

switch from the past to the present when they were united after almost 20 years. The God of

Small Things teleports you to the Kottayam district of Kerala letting you breathe the damp

air of the land, feel the political unrest in the people, lets you swim in the backwaters of

Kottayam and see rural Kerala through the naïve yet inquisitive eyes of two, 8-year old chil-

dren. The story is beautifully written, and the characters masterfully woven. Everyone in the

story; from the protagonists to the side characters seem so real and authentic, one can’t help

but feel like a silent observer of the daily life of small-town Keralites. Arundhati Roy’s un-

derstanding of human behaviour and complex emotions is evident through the way she cre-

ates situations and characters.

One of the book’s most unique aspects is its own vocabulary. Roy loves to create her own

words which makes perfect sense in content to the story and gives us an insight to the way

language is customised or should I say “remixed” according to the way of speaking of that

region.

In conclusion, ‘The God of Small Things’ is a must read for those who want to escape, for

those who want to get better understanding of the interpersonal relationships, people who are

trying to create Montesquieu impressionist work through their

words or just people looking for some good literature. I recom-

mend everyone to dive into this oddly specific yet fantasy world,

hand woven by Arundhati Roy.

Rudra Pratap Singh

BAMC, Times School of Media. 2nd Year

To know more, visit LRC Website (11/12)

Testimonial

LRC in BU is a place where I spend most of my time when there is no class. Not only the

collections but also the cozy sitting arrangement and ambience of the library is what I like

most in Bennett. Everything seems to be in place here and the automated kiosks save a lot of

my time. Online resources and databases subscribed

by the library are an added advantage for research

scholars like me.

To inculcate reading habits amongst students and encourage them to express their genuine thoughts, here is this

LRC e-Newsletter with the Student's Corner Section! Trigger your adrenaline, indulge in creative plunge and

share your infotained ideas here!

Roma Pandey

PhD Scholar, Bio-Tech, 2nd Year

Book Review

For the next issue, we encourage BU Fraternity to send their testimonials, stories, write-ups, po-

ems, book-reviews, etc. at library@bennett.edu.in before July 30, 2019.

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GALLERY OF EVENTS

Central LRC Book Exhibition

First Book Exhibition ETTLIS 2018

LRC Team at Diwali Celebration

To know more, visit LRC Website (12/12)

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Library @ a Glance

To know more, visit LRC Website (13/12)

LRC Space: 2800 sq. mt.

Central LRC-1 : 480 sq. mt.

Central LRC-2 : 1,700 sq.mt

LRC - Law : 700 sq. mt.

Total Space

Volumes 14008

Titles 4699

Print Journals 8

Print Magazines 36

Newspapers 48

Back Volumes 42

E-Resources 9000+

Resources

3M RFID/EM Security System (Central Li-

brary & Law Library)

Self-Checkout

Book Drop Box

3M Security Gate

Heavy Duty Printers/Scanners 02

CCTVs 08

Computers 34

(CL-10 + Law-24)

Collaborative learning space 03

Group Discussion Rooms 03

Infrastructure

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WHAT’S NEW

The LRC is currently in the process of subscrib-

ing a wide-ranging national and international

databases / e-resources like J-STOR, and ab-

stracting and indexing database, SCOPUS.

LRC ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Prof R. S. Chauhan

Dean, Research & Consultancy

Professor & HOD - Biotech

Chairman

Dr. Palakh Jain

Assistant Professor - SOM Member

Ms. Bhumika Nanda

Assistant Professor - SOL Member

Dr. Manjeet Kumar

Assitant Professor - SEAS Member

Ms. Pallavi Bansal

Assistant Professor - TSOM Member

Dr. Nidhi Sinha

Assistant Professor - HSS Member

Mr. Manish

Finance Controller Member

Dr. Sanjay Kataria

University Librarian Member Secretary

CONTACT US

Browse through our well defined Tutorials, FAQs or reach

us in-person at the Ground Floor, Academic Block of the

University.

Dr. Sanjay Kataria

University Librarian

Email : library@bennett.edu.in,

sanjay.kataria@bennett.edu.in

LRC website: http://library.bennett.edu.in

DRS Website (Intranet): http://10.9.18.234:8081/jspui/

LRC TEAM

Dr. Sanjay Kataria, University Librarian

Mr. Jamil Ahmed, Assistant Librarian

Dr. Shiv Singh, Assistant Librarian

Ms. Priyanka C. Bhatt, Professional Assistant

Mr. Tarun Kumar Singh, Jr. Professional Assistant

Ms. Tulika Dey, Content Writer / Jr. Professional Assistant

Library Trainees: Ms. Babita, Mr. Sandeep, Mr. Anujesh

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Disclaimer: The information provided in this e-Newsletter is intended for internal circulation at Bennett University Campus only.