New Delhi [India], March 26: IMS Ghaziabad University Campus (UCC) continues its commitment to holistic and experiential learning with the successful execution of the International Immersion Program 2025. The MIB Batch 2023-25 embarked on an extraordinary journey to Dubai, experiencing firsthand the cultural, economic, and corporate landscape of one of the world’s most dynamic business hubs.

This initiative reflects IMS UCC’s dedication to providing its students with a global perspective, equipping them with the necessary skills to navigate international markets, and fostering cross-cultural understanding—an essential component in today’s globalized business world.

A Transformational Learning Experience

Beyond academic and corporate exposure, the Dubai city tour was designed to enhance students’ understanding of international business environments, global heritage, and economic landscapes. Through this journey, students explored the intersection of tradition and modernity, gaining insights that will be invaluable in their careers as future global leaders.

Key Highlights of the Cultural Immersion:

• Dubai Mall: Students explored the world’s largest shopping and entertainment destination, experiencing the confluence of luxury retail, technology, and global consumer trends.

• Burj Khalifa: A visit to the world’s tallest building offered breathtaking skyline views and an appreciation for architectural marvels and engineering excellence.

• Gold Souk & Dubai Creek: Students delved into Dubai’s historical trade hubs, witnessing how traditional commerce coexists with modern economic developments.

• Za’abeel Palace: A glimpse into the heritage and leadership of Dubai provided insights into governance and visionary leadership.

• Jumeirah Beach: A time for relaxation by the pristine shores of the Arabian Gulf, showcasing Dubai’s lifestyle and tourism industry.

• Luxury Dinner Cruise: An elegant evening with stunning waterfront views, offering networking and socializing opportunities.

• Desert Safari & Dune Bashing: A thrilling adventure showcasing the beauty of the Arabian desert, followed by an authentic Arabian barbecue under the stars.

These immersive experiences went beyond sightseeing—they broadened perspectives, enhanced cultural intelligence, and fostered adaptability—key qualities for future global business leaders. By experiencing Dubai’s dynamic mix of tradition and innovation, students gained valuable lessons on how cultures and economies interact in the international marketplace.

IMS Ghaziabad UCC: A Legacy of Excellence in Education

This milestone reaffirms IMS Ghaziabad University Campus (UCC) as a leading institution dedicated to academic excellence, industry exposure, and global learning opportunities. UCC has recently been recognized as:

• The 4th Best BAJMC College in the state

• The Best BCA College (State Rank 1) by the Indian Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF) 2025

• The Best BBA College (State Rank 1) by IIRF 2025

These accolades reflect the institution’s unwavering commitment to quality education, innovative learning, and holistic development of its students. IMS UCC continues to set benchmarks in academic excellence and industry-aligned learning.

Bridging Global Learning with Career Success

The International Immersion Program is a testament to IMS UCC’s vision of nurturing well-rounded professionals who are not only academically proficient but also globally competent. The exposure to diverse cultures, economic policies, and business practices enhances students’ ability to work across borders and fosters their readiness for leadership roles in international business.

With initiatives like this, IMS UCC strengthens its reputation as a premier institution that blends academic rigor with real-world experiences, ensuring its students are prepared for the challenges and opportunities of a globalized economy.

About IMS Ghaziabad University Campus (UCC)

IMS Ghaziabad University Campus (UCC) is a premier educational institution known for its excellence in management, technology, and media education. With a strong emphasis on academic rigor, industry collaborations, and global exposure, IMS UCC has consistently been ranked among the top institutions in India. The institution’s mission is to provide students with a transformative learning experience that prepares them for leadership roles in their respective fields.

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New Delhi [India], March 25: Girl Effect India, the global non- profit working with and for girls and women, has launched Saccha Pyaar kya hai yaar – a groundbreaking digital campaign reshaping youth perspective on love, respect, consent and gender roles and expectations.Hosted on its youth-facing channel Chhaajaa,   and rooted in audience insights from young people, #SacchaPyaarKyaHaiYaar highlights how young people navigate expectations, equality and gender roles in relationships in modern India. The campaign aims to foster open, two-way conversations amongst boys and girls, challenging stereotypes and embracing healthier and more equitable relationship dynamics through a podcast, titled “Bol Bhai’ . Bol Bhai ‘s first episode features Hamza Syed, the Green Flag guy and Prashasti Singh, a well-known comedian who talks about modern love and relationships. Bol Bhai takes a bold step forward—exploring relationships through the lens of what women truly value and how men & women can be better partners. The digital campaign has reached 7.6M listeners and achieved 6.9M views and counting   across YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram since January 13, 2025.

Driving Change Through Engaging Content

The campaign has been generating quite a buzz on social media, with 200,000 + comments, shares, likes from young people across India. By blending entertainment with education, Saccha Pyaar aims to start a conversation amongst boys and girls on deeply ingrained gender stereotypes and promote healthier, more equal relationships.

A Movement for a ‘Green Flag’ Future

Kavita Ayyagari, Country Director, Girl Effect India, highlights “Love, relationships, and gender roles can feel like a maze for young people today, with so many mixed messages coming their way. With #SacchaPyaarKyaHaiYaar, we’re creating a space where they can talk with each other openly, challenge and figure out what a true partnership looks like. This campaign is all about nudging young women and men to build relationships based on trust, equality, and mutual respect—because true love should feel like a green flag, not a red one.”

In today’s world, where young people are navigating the complexities of love, relationships, and gender roles and trying to balance work and life together, it’s important to be able to discuss expectations with each other. With #SacchaPyaarKyaHaiYaar, we’re encouraging open conversations, where both women and men can challenge traditional roles and redefine what true love looks like. As women aspire for careers and financial freedom, it’s essential that men share the load at home—because equality in the relationship means less pressure for both sides. Men, too, deserve to break free from the pressure of always being the provider and protector, so they can experience love without feeling confined by stereotypes. True love should be about partnership, mutual respect, and shared responsibility, creating space for both individuals to thrive and grow together, that’s the thought behind this campaign.

About Girl Effect 

Girl Effect is an international non-profit that connects girls to the resources and support she needs to overcome barriers, see themselves differently and unleash their full potential. We believe that the most powerful force to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty is GIRLS. When you connect GIRLS to what they need, unleash the limits communities set for them, and change how girls see themselves- they change the world. That’s the Girl Effect. Visit https://www.girleffect.org/  for more information.

For media inquiries, interviews, or collaborations, please contact:
Anumegha Bhatnagar ( anumegha.bhatnagar@girleffect.org)

Communications & New Projects Lead, Girl Effect India

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New Delhi [India], March 24: India’s creative and educational landscape witnessed a defining moment as the Indian Institute of Creative Skills (IICS) hosted the three-day Delhi Creators Summit in the capital, celebrating the immense potential of youth in media, content creation, and digital storytelling. The summit underscored the urgent need for skill-based education aligned with global standards and industry relevance.

Oscar and BAFTA-winning sound designer and Padma Shri awardee Resul Pookutty, who made the nation proud with his Academy Award for Slumdog Millionaire, addressed the summit with heartfelt conviction. “When passion becomes profession, excellence is inevitable,” he declared, urging India’s youth to look inward, identify their true calling, and pursue it relentlessly. Pookutty, who has since worked on landmark films like 2.0, collaborated internationally, and contributed to immersive sound technologies, continues to mentor sound professionals and participate in global forums shaping the future of cinema.

He shared how every child possesses a unique skill but often lacks the opportunity or exposure to recognize and nurture it. Societal or familial pressures often dictate career choices, while true growth happens when one is trained in what they love. He acknowledged the role of the Government of India in recognizing the importance of skill development since 2012 and emphasized the significance of platforms like IICS in shaping a generation of self-aware, creative professionals.

Ved Mani Tiwari, CEO of the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and MD of NSDC International, echoed this vision and spoke of Indian Institute of Creative Skills as a key pillar of the Skill India Mission. He emphasized that the institute is committed to identifying and enhancing the capabilities of every student, offering world-class infrastructure, expert mentorship, and certifications that carry industry weight not only in India but globally.

Dr. (Hon) Mohit Soni, CEO of the Media & Entertainment Skills Council (MESC), elaborated on IICS’s capacity to serve as a global launchpad for India’s creative youth. He highlighted that students will receive industry-oriented training across several creative domains, ranging from performance, sound and music, media management, digital storytelling, communication, and experiential event creation. The institute is designed to ensure that creativity is met with commercial viability and global employability.

Filmmaker Ketaki Pandit added that every video creator today is essentially a filmmaker. The objective, she said, is to refine this raw talent into world-class content creators by providing them the right tools, training, and technical excellence. She stressed that creativity can be an economic engine, and Indian Institute of Creative Skills will ensure its students are empowered both artistically and financially.

Internationally acclaimed makeup artist Yasmin Rogers, who has worked across Bollywood and global cinema, addressed the increasing demand for skilled makeup professionals, especially for on-location shoots. As a mentor, she assured that students graduating from Indian Institute  of Creative Skills will be of high quality and ready to take on both Indian and international assignments, thanks to the institute’s stringent quality and placement standards.

Dr. Akhil Kumar, the driving force behind the Delhi Creators Summit, shared that the event was deliberately inclusive—featuring influencers with millions of followers alongside budding creators. The summit fostered an environment of mutual learning and growth, allowing content creators to evolve collectively. With over 80 creators in attendance and many more showing interest, he said the response was proof of how the content creation ecosystem is thriving. He also noted that government bodies are now recognizing and integrating social media creators into their mainstream campaigns and programs.

The Indian Institute of Creative Skills is not just a training center—it is a vision of modern India where creativity is nurtured, talent is certified, and dreams are transformed into careers with global credibility. As India steps confidently into the future of content, media, and digital storytelling, the institute stands as a beacon of excellence, ready to shape the creators of tomorrow.

Admissions are now open for limited seats in Delhi and Ahmedabad campus. For further details, check out https://www.iicsindia.org/

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New Delhi [India], March 25: As the world pivots towards a low-carbon future, Pan Oleo Energy stands as a key player in pioneering an ambitious and highly successful expansion of its low-carbon biofuel feedstock aggregation drive into global markets. With climate change posing an existential threat and fossil fuels reaching a tipping point of unsustainability, the spotlight has turned to renewable energy sources. Among these, biofuels have emerged as a critical factor, and Pan Oleo Energy is one of the players spearheading the effort by revolutionizing the global perspective on waste and biomass.

Biofuels, which are produced from organic matter such as agricultural debris, used cooking oils, and other biomass, provide a sustainable and cleaner alternative to conventional fossil fuels. Their advantages go far beyond emissions reduction– they promote energy security, reduce air pollution, and create localized economies built around green innovation. By focusing on low carbon intensity (LCI) feedstocks, Pan Oleo Energy is making significant strides toward reducing the overall carbon footprint of energy production.

Understanding the power of these fuels, the company has committed to scaling up production of biodiesel and actively pursue research on renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), and other biofuels — not just from conventional sources, but from non-traditional, underutilized waste streams that were previously overlooked.

The Infrastructure Behind the Vision

A key pillar of Pan Oleo Energy’s strategy is its sophisticated infrastructure for feedstock aggregation. From specialized biomass collection centers to decentralized processing hubs and logistics systems, the company has invested significantly in building a backbone that supports its biofuel ecosystem.

This infrastructure is the driving force behind its success in the aggregation of low-carbon feedstocks, such as agricultural residues, industrial food refuse, municipal solid waste, non-edible oil seeds, and used cooking oils. While simultaneously providing value to materials that would otherwise be discarded, each of these feedstocks contributes to a greener energy lifecycle.

Launched in phases to ensure long-term scalability and adaptability, the initiative allows Pan Oleo to pivot its sourcing strategy as per regional availability, policy developments, and market demand. It has stabilized the supply chain for its domestic biodiesel operations and also for its research on futuristic fuels including renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel.

The procurement infrastructure is distinguished not only by its aggregation mechanism but also by the community-driven model it advocates. The company actively collaborates with local entrepreneurs to enable them to construct small-scale, yet efficient, biomass collection networks as the aggregation drive scales regionally. This model provides individuals with the ability to:

• Training programs for the management, storage, and preprocessing of biomass
• Providing financial and infrastructure support to establish micro-collection centers 
• Access to logistics and aggregation centers to guarantee a seamless transition of feedstock to processing units.

This mutual relationship is a powerful catalyst for change — while Pan Oleo ensures a steady supply of quality feedstocks, local entrepreneurs are given the tools to build sustainable businesses, generating income and jobs in regions where economic opportunities are scarce.

Such partnerships strengthen the foundation of circular economies, turning agricultural and food waste into a dependable source of green fuel — and a source of revenue for rural and semi-urban populations. In effect, this procurement model is centered on inclusivity and sustainability.

Expansion and Strategic Adaptation

Pan Oleo Energy has expanded its aggregation model to emerging and developing markets in India, capitalizing on the success of its regional operations. A multifaceted strategy is employed to approach each market, which encompasses:

• Mapping regional biomass potential through data and local partnerships
• Adapting feedstock technology to match climatic and agricultural conditions
• Collaborating with Officials to integrate policies and support systems
• Establishing awareness camps and training centers to educate farmers, waste collectors, and the general public

By tailoring its model to the local socio-economic fabric, Pan Oleo ensures that the benefits of biofuel production are felt directly by the people living in those communities. The outcomes have been significant, including enhanced energy access, employment creation in logistics and processing, increased farmer incomes, and improved waste management.

Driving Awareness: From Education to Action

Recognizing the need to raise awareness and educate communities, Pan Oleo Energy has launched a series of Awareness and Educational Camps across multiple regions. These camps serve as platforms to:

• Teach communities about biofuel technologies and their environmental benefits 
• Promote the idea of waste-to-wealth, especially among youth and small farmers
• Highlight opportunities in the green energy economy 
• Demonstrate how waste materials — from crop stubble to used oils — can become valuable feedstocks

The campaign is also in accordance with the sustainability objectives of the government and assists in bridging the information divide that frequently impedes the adoption of biofuels. With interactive workshops, on-ground demonstrations, and multilingual outreach programs, these awareness initiatives are laying the foundation for behavioral change and societal buy-in for renewable fuels.

Pan Oleo Energy’s biofuel aggregation model is a living example of the circular economy in motion. It transforms linear waste streams into value chains that not only generate renewable energy but also promote environmental regeneration and economic prosperity.Every ton of feedstock collected represents a ton of carbon saved, and every liter of biofuel produced pushes the world a step closer to net-zero targets.

As the global demand for sustainable energy intensifies, Pan Oleo Energy is poised to scale even further. With plans underway to launch commercial-scale SAF production, expand renewable diesel exports, and invest in AI-powered feedstock traceability systems, the company is future-ready. Its ability to combine environmental stewardship with social enterprise ensures that its growth is not just profitable — but profoundly impactful.

Pan Oleo Energy’s global low-carbon feedstock aggregation initiative is not merely an industrial endeavor. It is a movement that is redefining the concept of sustainable energy by combining environmental purpose, innovation, and community. To learn more about Pan Oleo Energy’s initiatives, interested parties can visit www.panoleoenergy.com or reach out directly via email at mgmt@panoleoenergy.com.

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