MAHATMA GANDHI MISSSION

INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT (NAAC Accredited – Grade ‘A’)

(AICTE Approved & Affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University) MGM Campus, N-6, CIDCO, Aurangabad-431003

Tel. 0240-248305, 0240-2473889, Fax: 0240-2473890 Email: director@mgmiom.org, Web: www.mgmiom.org

1.3.1 Institution integrates cross cutting issues relevant to Gender, Environment and

Sustainability, Human Values and Professional Ethics into the Curriculum.

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Sr. No. Content Page No.

1 Guest Lecture of DCP Mrs. Dipali Ghatage 2

2 Women’s Anti harassment Workshop conducted by Mrs.

Archana Gondhalekar Ex Judge Bombay High Court.

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3 Cleanliness Drive 3

4 Gandhi Jayanti Celebrations 4

5 Women’s Day Celebrations 5

6 Varsha Mangal Festival 6

7 Paper Recycling Plant 8

8 No vehicle day 10

9 Kanyaratna Group 11

10 Sakshma Activity 12

11 Syllabus Environment Management 14

12 Solar Panel Layout Diagram 16

13 Savage treatment plant layout 17

14 Rain Water Harvesting Plant 18

15 Gandhian Thoughts Certification course by Mark Lindley 19

16 Gandhian Thoughts-Syllabus 20

17 Moral Ethical Values Syllabus 21

18 Green Audit Certifications 22

A Guest Lecture delieverd by DCM Ms. Dipali Ghatage on Issues of today’s youth and their behavior

towards society and women’s harassment conducted on 11 September 2018.

Women’s Anti harassment Workshop conducted by Mrs. Archana Gondhalekar Ex Judge Bombay High

Court.

Cleanliness drive for the contribution towards the nature on the adopted road by the Institute.

Gandhi Jayanti Celebrations to inculcate the Gandhian Values.

Product bidding competition organized by Sakshma on the occasion Women’s Day- 08th

March

2015.

Varsha Mangal Utsav celebrated on 15th June. Plantation is done on this occasion which contributes to

environment and sustainability.

Paper Recycling Plant in the campus-Implementation of the theoretical aspects taught in

Environment Management subject.

No vehicle day- a contribution to the environment and nature.

Kanyaratna Group of students and faculties along with a social worker doctor Dr. Bhosale for

creation of awareness about save child and gender sensitization.

MGM

Institute of Management (IOM)

N-6, CIDCO, Aurangabad-431003

(NAAC Grade – A)

28/02/2015

To

The Director / Principal

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Subject :- Sending enteries for “Product Bidding Competition” to be held on Tuesday,

3rd

March 2015

Respected Sir / Madam,

On occasion of the International Women’s Day MGM Sakshma is organizing variety of events from 2nd

to

7th March 2015. The Institute of Management is organizing “Product Bidding Competition”.

Date : Tuesday, 3rd

Mrach 2015

Time : 2:00 to 5:00 pm

Venue : Seminar Hall, MGM Institute of Management

We request you to send a team of three members from your Institute. The rules of the game are attached

herewith.

Kindly send in the registrations by 3:00 pm on Monday, 2nd

March 2015.

Thanking You.

Prof. Asmita Joshi Prof. Smita Khursale

9823620545 9021621831

MGM

Institute of Management (IOM)

N-6, CIDCO, Aurangabad-431003

(NAAC Grade – A)

Product Bidding

Name of the Institute : - ________________________________________________________

Sr. No. Name of the Participant Email id Contact no.

MGM

Institute of Management

(NAAC Grade – A)

Product Bidding Competition

General Rules

A team will consist of 3 members

Each team will have Rs. 10,00,000 as an initial balance (virtual)

A product will be shown on the screen along with its features

Teams have to orally bid to buy the product within stipulated limits

The product will be sold to the team bidding highest

The product’s actual price will be shown on the screen

The difference between bid price and actual price would be profit/loss

Teams will move to the next round on the basis of higher available balance

Teams having highest balance will be the winner and second highest will be runner up at the

end of the 4th

round

Other rules will be explained on the spot

Subject Title : Environment Management

Subject Ref. No. : MANB406 No. of Credits : 2

No. of Periods / Week : 2

Assignments /

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Semester

Examination

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Course Objective : UNs Resolution for 2010 & the World Millennium Goals have Environment

& Sustainable Development as the core objective. The course is designed to

make the budding managers sensitized to Environment along with

developing an understanding of inclusive & sustainable growth; thereby

creating Managers that cater to the societal demands along with the

organizational priorities.

Unit – I : Environment Management: Fundamentals-Sustainable Development,

Implications of human population growth, Limits to growth, Environment

and Business Schools.

Unit – II : Energy Management-Fossil Fuels use, Nuclear – Wind – Hydro Energy,

Bio-fuel; Recycling Industry; Ecosystem Concepts; Ecology: Industrial

Ecology, Agro-ecology.

Unit – III : Environment Management System; EMS Standards; Audit Scheme;

Clearance/Permissions for establishing industry; Carbon Credit.

Unit – IV : Environmental Management and Valuation: Environmental Accounting,

Green Funding, Green Banking; Environment Ethics; Environmental Health

& Protection; GATT/ WTO Provisions; Environmental Law.

Unit – V

: Pollution and Waste Management- Air, Water, Noise & Land Pollution;

Waste Management; Biodiversity Management; forest products and Trade;

Global-warming; Bharat Stage – II & Euro – II; Role of NGO’s.

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Ceritification Course conducted by Mark Kindley, International Gandhian Philosopher

MGM

Institute of Management N-6, CIDCO, Aurangabad

Syllabus for MBA I to IV SEMESTER

IS 118 and IS 218, IS 318 and IS 418 – GANDHIAN THOUGHTS

Semester Lecture No. Topics to be covered

I 1-5

Philosophical Foundation of Gandhian Thought - I Unit No. 1 Common

connecting factors or Harmony in Indian Philosophical schools (Samanvaya)

– Law of Karma, Moksha, Rebirth, Moral order.

Unit No. 2 Basic concepts underlying Gandhian Thought – Truth,

NonViolence, Purity of Ends and Means.

Unit No. 3 Evolution of Gandhian Thought based on Indian Tradition –

Upanishad, Bhagavat Gita, Yoga (Patanjali)

Unit No. 4 Evolution of Gandhian Thought based on Indian Tradition –

Buddhism, Jainism, Islam, Christianity (Sermon on the Mount)

II 1-3

Gandhian Economic Thought - I Unit No. 1 Fundamental Principles of

Gandhian Economic Thought- Non – Violence, Bread Labour, Simplicity,

Human Values.

Unit No. 2 Gandhi’s views regarding Industrial Civilisation of the West,

Large – scale Industries, Mechanisation, Concentration.

Unit No. 3 Gandhi’s views regarding use of Machinery and Power,

Technological advancement, Labour Capital relations, Theory of

Trusteeship.

Unit No. 4 Principles underlying Gandhian Plan, Village self- sufficiency,

Gandhian concept of Rural Reconstruction, Cow in Village economy

III 1-5

Political Thought of Mahatma Gandhi Unit No. 1 Emergence of Gandhi on

the Indian Political Scene, Gandhi’s concept of Morality in Politics, Theory

of Ends and means.

Unit No. 2 Gandhi’s views on the relationship between religion and politics,

Gandhi’s views on Equality, Liberty, Rights and Duties, Nationalism and

internationalism.

Unit No. 3 Gandhi’s views on Democracy, Ideal Society, State and

Government, Gramswaraj, Ramrajya.

Unit No. 4 Concept of Satyagraha, Satyagraha and Passive resistance,

Various techniques of Satyagraha, Main features and forms of Satyagraha.

IV 1-7

Gandhi and his Contemporaries - I Unit no. 1 Life and work of Gandhi and

Vinoba, Philosophical thought of Gandhi and Vinoba , Ethical thought of

Gandhi and Vinoba.

Unit No. 2 Political thought of Gandhi and Vinoba, Economic thought of

Gandhi and Vinoba, Educational thought of Gandhi and Vinoba

Unit No. 3 Life and work of Gandhi and Nehru, Religious thought of Gandhi

and Nehru, Leadership of Gandhi and Nehru

Unit No. 4 Political thought of Gandhi and Nehru, Economic thought of

Gandhi and Nehru, Contribution of Gandhi and Nehru towards national

development

Unit No. 5 Gandhiji and management thoughts- Gandhi as CEO.

MGM

Institute of Management N-6, CIDCO, Aurangabad

Syllabus for MBA I to IV SEMESTER

IS 119 and IS 219, IS 319 and IS 419 – Moral and Ethical Values

Semester Lecture No. Topics to be covered

I 1-5

1. Nature and scope of human values

2. Moral character building

2.a. Eastern Perspective M. K. Gandhi and Vivekananda

2.b. Western Perspective-Aristotle

3. Use of ethical values in social, personal and professional life.

II 1-3

4. Ethical Concepts

5. Virtues and Vice

6. Right and wrong

7. Justice and fairness

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8. Indian Value System

8. a.Dharma-Riteous way of living. Its meaning and classification

8. b. Yama-Five ethical disciplines. Satya-Truth, Ahinsa-Non

violence, astheya-non stealing, aparigraha-non possession,

brahmacharya- celibacy.

8. c. Niyama- Five rules of self discipline. Swachha-mental and

physical cleanliness, santosha-happiness, tapas- contolling senses and

mind, swadhyay- studying scriptures with self introspection,

ishwarpranidhana- surrender, worship of god.

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9. Great personalities

9.a. Socrates-Sacrificing one’s life for truth.

9. b. Budhha-Astana marg for rightful way of life.

9.c. Mother Teresa-Service to humanity

9. d. Ashoka- Living life for truth.

10. Practical ethics

10 a. Social ethics-Justification of civil disobedience in a democratic

state.

10.b. Business ethics-Moral and social responsibility of business

organization.

10. c. Personal ethics- Ethical values for the growth in personal life.

Note:

1. Teaching will be carried out as per course plan

2. Student groups will be asked to make presentations / cover topics

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