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Spectrum 2015-2016 SPECTRUM 2015 - 2016 VOLUME 23 SIES COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & ECONOMICS Plot No. 71/72, T. V. Chidambaram Marg, Sion (East), Mumbai - 400 022 NAAC RE-ACCREDITATION ‘A’ GRADE Published by Dr. Kinnarry Thakkar Principal, SIES College of Commerce and Economics EDITORIAL BOARD Chairperson: Dr. Kinnarry Thakkar Editor: Dr. K. S. Usha Editorial Board: Ms. Sreelakshmi G. Mr. Abhijit Bhosale Ms. Vijaya Sunder Ms. Manasi Shah Student Editor: Aishwarya Iyer Layout: Aishwarya Iyer Cover Credits: Aishwarya Iyer Student Members: Aishwarya Pradeep Aishwarya R. Aishwarya Varrier Darshit Maru Divya Uppal Gaurav Javeri Govind Nair Madhav Vyas Nidhi Sawant Pooja Sawant Shiboni Iyer INDEX Message from Principal... “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams” - Eleanor Roosevelt. Our institution has consistently maintained an exemplary academic record with the incessant and tireless efforts of our highly motivated, vibrant and learned team. The inclination towards excellence in research is the greatest asset of our institution. Our focus is holistic development of students and motivating them to become a life- long learner. We at SIES are also committed to enhance and hone the potential of our human resources by encouraging them to participate in various training programmes organized within the institute as well as by other organisations. Conservation of available resources and sustainable development is the need of the hour. In this direction our college has planned to undertake an important initiative by adoption of green technology. The changing complexity of business environment has necessitated developing close links between industry and academia. Our institution through its placement cell is actively involved in building a strong workforce and continue to deliver the industry individuals who are ready to face all the challenges placed in front of them. All round development of student is of utmost importance for us as teachers and guides in our institution. Dr. Kinnarry Thakkar Letter from the Student Editor… “ Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway.” This is exactly what this issue of Spectrum is to us, the team. With the team handed over the responsibility of managing two years issue, delivering a variety to our readers was our primary concern. With only a few team meets and a complete revamp of the hierarchical structure, we had a strenuous task to come up with some brilliant ideas and suggestions. This year, the „College Press‟ activities grew leaps and bounds as we were able to cover all the extra-curricular activities, cultural activities and tests, the highlights of which is published in this issue. „Grapevine‟ and „Shout box‟ were discontinued, however, we have showcased the creativity of our students in this issue. Spectrum, this year does have a new look with regards to the layout and format compared to the previous issues. We hope that as reader you will be able to feel the breath of freshness as you commence reading. We hope that you love reading it as much as we loved putting it together for you. All this would not have been possible without the constant support and encouragement of our beloved teachers, especially Dr. K. S. Usha, Ms. Vijaya Sunder, Ms. Sreelakshmi G, Ms. Manasi Shah and Mr. Abhijit Bhosale. I would also take this opportunity to thank our principal, Dr. Kinnarry Thakkar for providing us with this opportunity to nurture our talent when we were in a cocoon, now that has transformed to a butterfly. We also express gratitude to all those, whose articles, sketches and photographs have bought life to this magazine. Last but not the least, we profusely thank each and every one who has helped us to bring out this edition. We sincerely hope that the magazine makes for a good read. HAPPY READING! Aishwarya Iyer (Student Editor) 5 FACULTY LIST 2015-2016 DEGREE COLLEGE JUNIOR COLLEGE NON TEACHING STAFF DR. KINNARRY THAKKAR DR. VANDANA PRADEEP MS. PREMA SURYANARAYANAN DR. NINA ROY CHOUDHURY MS. REKHA SASIDHARAN MR. ANKUSH SAWJI MS. S. SARASWATHY MS. KAMAKSHI MOHAN MS. MERLYN SALDANHA MS. SANGEETA KORE MR. S. P. ASHOK MR. RAJENDAR D. DR. NEELIMA DIWAKAR MS. MRINAL PHADKE MS. REKHA DIVAKARAN MS. KALAIVANI VENKATARAMAN MS. SHEELU BHATIA MR. SUHAS PARAB DR. SHANTI SURESH MS. CHITRA PATHARE MS. RAJESHWARI SWAMINATH DR. CA REETA B. SHAH MS. ANURADHA OBHAN MS. ABHIRUCHI A. PIMPARE CA PRASANNA M. TAMBE MS. ARCHANA TRIPATHI MS. PRASEETHA P. M. DR. K. S. USHA MS. CHETNA THAKKAR MR. SANTOSH C. BHOSALE CA ASHOK A. GUJAR MS. GRACE NESARAJ MS. NITA KENY MR. AMIT N. KHATRI MS. SOWMYA VILAS AIL MR. PRAVIN G. KADAM DR. SEETHALEKSHMY N. MS. MALATI SINGH MR. MANGESH KAVANKAR MS. ANUPRITA SARDESAI MS. SANA Y. SHAH MS. SONAL S. HATPALE CS CHARUL PATEL MS. HUMA KHAN MR. VAIBHAV KHAMBE MS. PRITI THAKKAR MR. SHESHDHAR SHUKLA MS. RUPA MEJARI MS. SWATI SURYANARAYANAN MS. VIJETA BANSAL MS. SHUBHANGI AWATE DR. HARINI C MS. SHAH AMEE MR. MARUTI PATIL DEGREE (SELF FINANCING) MR. PRAKASH RASAL MS. JINAL SAMEER SHAH MR. SANTOSH GAIKWAD MR. ANIKET MAHENDRA KAMBLE MR. ARJUN R. JARANGE MS. EMA GARG MS. SARITA KADAM MS. MANASI SHAH MR. MOHAN JADHAV MR. RINKESH CHHEDA MR. MAHENDRA GHADIGAONKAR MS. BHAVINI SAVLA MR. MANOHAR SALUNKHE MS. BAJI RAINA BANU MR. RAMKRISHNA LAD MS. DIPALI PATIL 6 DEGREE (SELF FINANCING) NON TEACHING STAFF MS. RUTA BHATKAR MR. SUDHAKAR BAGWE MR. AJAY GUPTA MR. SANJAY JOSHI MS. PAYAL SAMWANI MR. ASHOK MASAYE MR. CHANDRASHEKHAR A. SAWANT MR. MILIND BALLAL VAIDYA MR. DARSHAK G. DOSHI MR. ESHWAR KANNAN MS. SHAILASHRI PRASADKUMAR UCHIL MR. RAJESH GUDEKAR MS. VIJAYA SUNDER MR. R. RAJARAM MS. SUGANDHI GUPTA MR. JOGA BHUL MS. REEMA CASTELINO MR. JAYESH M. JADHAV MR. ABHIJIT BHOSALE MS. FALGUNI MATHEWS MS. SAJITHA NAIR MS. SREELAKSHMY GOPALAKRISHNAN MS. MAMTA PANDEY MS. FLEUR DSOUZA MS. REETA JAIN MS. NARMETA VANITA NARAHARI MS. VARSHA DHANAWADE MS. RANI S. MS. SAKSHI BAGWE MR. ESSAIKIMUTHU MADASWAMY KONAR MS. SUGANDHA GUPTA 7 COMMITTEES AND FORUMS 2015-2016 The following committees have been constituted for the academic year 2015-16. All are requested to co- operate in the smooth conduct of the various Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular activities. * Vice-principal Saraswathy S. - Overall In-charge. * Dr. Neelima Diwakar - In-charge, Extra Curricular Activities. * Vice-principal Dr. Vandana Mishra - In-charge, Junior College. 1. ADMISSION COMMITTEE a) Vice Prin. Mrs. S Saraswathy b) Mrs. Sangeeta Kore c) Dr. Neelima Diwakar d) Ms. Kalaivani Venkataraman e) Ms. Anuprita Sardesai f) Dr. K.S. Usha g) Ms. Bhavini Savla h) Mr. Aniket Kamble i) Ms. Prema Suryanarayanan 2. TIME TABLE COMMITTEE a) Dr. K.S. Usha - Chairperson b) Ms. Kalaivani Venkataraman - Member c) CS Charul Patel - Member d) Ms. Jinal Shah (BMS) - Member e) Ms. Dipali Patil (B.Sc.(IT) - Member f) Mr. Abhijeet Bhosale (Fin Mkt) - Member g) Ms. Sugandhi Gupta (B&I) - Member h) CA Darshak Doshi (A&F) - Member 3. TALLY COURSE & ROOM ALLOCATION a) CS Charul Patel b) Ms. Bhavini Savla c) Ms. Ema Garg 4. ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE a) CA Ashok Gujar - Chairperson b) Ms. Sangeeta Kore - Member c) CS. Charul Patel - Member d) Ms. Payal Samwani - Member e) Mr. Ajay Gupta - Member f) Ms. Falguni Mathews - Member g) Ms. Sugandhi Gupta - Member h) Ms. Ema Garg - Member 8 5. ANTI-RAGGING SQUAD a) Ms. Kalaivani Venkataraman - Chairperson b) Ms. Jinal Shah - Member c) Ms. Payal Samwami - Member d) Ms. Reema Castelino - Member e) Ms. Bhavini Savla - Member f) Ms. Shailashri Prasad - Member 6. GYMKHANA COMMITTEE a) Dr. Shanti Suresh - Chairperson b) CA Chandrashekhar Sawant - Member c) Mr. Aniket Kamble - Member d) Mr. Ajay Gupta - Member e) Ms. Chitra Pathare - Jr. College Sports 7. CULTURAL ASSOCIATION a) Mrs. Sangeeta Kore - Chairperson b) Ms. Ruta Bhatkar - Member c) Ms. Manasi Shah - Member d) Ms. Sugandhi Gupta - Member e) Ms. Sajita Nair - Member 8. SPEAKERS’ FORUM a) CS Charul Patel - Chairperson b) Ms. Sreelakshmi G - Member 9. COMMERCE FORUM a) Dr. Shanti Suresh - Chairperson b) Ms. Jinal Shah - Member c) Mr. Abhijit Bhosale - Member 10. LIBRARY COMMITTEE a) Ms. Kalaivani Venkataraman - Chairperson b) Dr. Neelima Diwakar - Member c) Dr. Seethalekshmy N - Member d) Ms. Anuprita Sardesai - Member 11. GREEN PEACE CLUB a) Ms. Priti Thakkar - Chairperson b) Mr. Aniket Kamble - Member 12. STUDENTS’ COUNSELLING COMMITTEE a) Ms. Jinal Shah b) Ms. Payal Samwani c) Ms. Sugandhi Gupta d) Ms. Bhavini Savla e) Ms. Reema Castelino 9 13. RESULT IMPROVEMENT & INTENSIVE COACHING & REMEDIAL a) Dr. CA Reeta Shah - Chairperson b) Dr. Seethalekshmy N - Member c) Ms. Reema Castelino (Fin Mkt) - Member d) Ms. Shailashri Prasad (B&I) - Member e) Ms. Ema Garg (BMS) - Member f) Ms. Payal Samwani (A&F) - Member g) Mr. Ajay R Gupta B.Sc.(IT) - Member 14. N.S.S. a) Ms. Priti Thakkar - Chairperson b) CA Ashok Gujar - Member c) CA Charul Patel - Member d) Ms. Falguni Mathews - Member e) CA Darshak Doshi - Member f) Ms. Sajitha Nair - Member g) Mr. Ajay Gupta - Member 15. STAFF ACADEMY a) Mr. Amit Khatri - Chairperson 16. RESEARCH CELL (For Staff & Students) a) Dr. Seethalekshmy N - Chairperson b) Mr. Rinkesh Chheda - Member 17. PLACEMENT CELL a) Ms. Kalaivani Venkatraman - Chairperson b) Ms. Rita Jain - Member c) Ms. Reema Castelino - Member d) CA Darshak Doshi - Member e) Ms. Baji Raina Banu - Member f) Ms. Kiran Dalmiya - Member g) Mr. Rinkesh Chheda - Member 18. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION & STUDENT PROGRESSION a) CA Prasanna Tambe - Chairperson b) CA Ashok Gujar - Member c) Ms. Jinal Shah - Member d) Mr. Rinkesh Chheda - Member e) Ms. Sugandhi Gupta - Member f) Ms. Reema Castelino - Member g) Mr. Abhijit Bhosale - Member h) Ms. Payal Samwani - Member i) CA. Chandrashekar Sawant - Member j) Ms. Bhavini Savla - Member k) Ms. Ruta Bhatkar - Member 10 19.
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