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GHRIET students have attended the session where, they have watched a movie,"INVICTUS". But there were two students, who were different from the others. Their approach towards watching movie was analytical as they have observed all the important messages of the movie. An individual is different from others only if they think in a different manner. Different sort of thinking is developed by learning how to think in a creative manner. This creative thinking gives birth to innovation.

A trade mark is a visual symbol in the form of a word, a device, or a label applied to articles of trade or commerce with a view to indicate to the public that they are the goods manufactured or otherwise dealt in by a particular person as distinguished from similar goods manufactured or dealt in by any other persons. A person who sells his goods under a particular trade mark acquires a sort of limited exclusive right to the use of the mark in relation to those goods. Such a right acquired by use is recognized as a form of property in the trade mark, and it is protected under the law of Intellectual Property Rights. A person can also acquire a similar right over a trade mark, not so far used but only proposed to be used, by registering it under the Trade Marks Act 1999. Trade Marks Act 1999 states that; (1) Trade mark must be a mark which includes a device, brand, heading, label, ticket, name, signature, word, letter, numeral, shape of goods, packaging or combination of colors or combi...

Students of Diploma have shown immense enthusiasm in celebrating this year’s Teacher’s Day. But the main purpose of Teacher’s Day is not accomplished due to the speeches.Human beings have a habit to make every occasion as a formal celebration. This actually creates a chasm between the participants and guests. Any relationship grows in a natural process.  Due to several guests and their speeches, the joyful sessions become boring and tiring. The spectators are forced to listen to those repetitious monologues. But the enthusiasm of the students can be maintained with their own initiatives, that is their self-expression. Every individual is born with their own thought process. But we kill their spirit by forcing them to follow the defined rules of the institution.   With autocratic style, the INNOVATION is killed and with participative style, the INNOVATION is harnessed.The faculties are following the teaching pattern of X and Y generation, however the Z generation has started th...

For Start up's to be hit, it is really important that the Indian customers should have faith in Indian brands. Whether it is service or goods, all the Indian products actually maintain quality norms. But customers are really not sure about the quality of domestic industry. Indian industry will boom if the Indian customers will buy the Indian brands and it will make our economy stable. Thus finally it will lead to balance our economy and our Rupee will have the same weight age as other European currencies. The main aim to write this article is to list a few Indian brands, in order to spread consumer awareness. Those brands are following:- •             Money Transfer platform ·                                         RuPay •              Mobile Connections o   ...

How to decide the type of Business Ownership This is very challenging step. An entrepreneur should actually get registered for LLP. LLP means Limited Liability Partnership. Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 came into effect by way of notification dated 31st March 2009. Limited Liability Partnership in India is introduced as Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008. It combines the advantages of both the Company and Partnership into a single form of organization. Renowned and accepted form of business worldwide in comparison to Company. It has low cost of Formation. It is easy to establish. It is easy to manage & run. There is no requirement of any minimum capital contribution. There is no restrictions as to maximum number of partners. The liability is limited. LLP & its partners are distinct from each other. The partners are not liable for act of partners. The statutory compliance level is less. There is no exposure to personal assets of the partners except in case of frau...

How to prepare a Business Plan 1. Write an Executive Summary It is vital part of a business plan.This is an overview of the business and its plans. It should be of maximum two pages. 2. The Company Overview The company overview provides a quick review of the company’s structure and its location. It also provides some background of the company. 3. Description of Products and Services The emphasis should be on the products and services offered and how it will fulfill the customer needs. 4. Target Market The targeted customers should be focused as per marketing segmentation. 5. Marketing Plan The exact plan to reach the target market. Details related to marketing tactics. 6. Management Team The investors are always in search of a great team in addition to innovative ideas. Describe your current team, by focusing on their expertise. 7. Financial Plan Business plan will be complete with a financial planning. Financial data is the back bone of the business plan.

It is a skill which differentiates an individual from the other. But only skill full person with audacity can take it up. It needs a lot of patience just like the patience level of farmers who plant the Chinese bamboo. Young generation has potential but perseverance is missing. A dynamic individual with perseverance is a blessing to the society as he/ she creates job opportunities for others. But many times a startup fails due to poor planning. The major problem an entrepreneur faces is of yearning for quick returns. There is no short cut for success. In a startup there is no concept of small job and fixed job. Everyone in the team have to be proactive and should work in job rotation.