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He delivered talk on Innovation Development & Technology Transform, in which he explained the difference between Invention and Innovation, types of Innovation, Techniques for Innovation, and Principles for Successful Innovation Along with the case study about the story behind Nano. Further continuing his session he also explains Commercialization, Factors Influence Commercialization also the role of Government.

In the end, Er. Lovneesh Talwar thanks Dr. Sirajuddin Horginmani, Director HLE, institute for inviting him for giving him opportunity to deliver guest lecture. Overall the exposure knowledge and modern trends proved many folds beneficial for him who took to this opportunity in the fullest and motivate other faculty to participate in such events. He also mentions the immense gratitude for the management of YCET and for Er. Dinesh Gupta (I/C Director YCET).

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Plantation drive held at YCET, Jammu In a massive plantation program, taken up by the Civil engineering wing of the College, as many as 100 saplings were planted on the premises By the chairman (Jgei), Dean of academics, ChiefCoordinator, Head of various Departments, Faculty of Civil Engineering Department and students. Speaking on the occasion,  Er Rajnish Magotra,HOD,Civil Engineering said that in order to provide a better environment for the future generations, saplings should be planted wherever possible, adding that care must be taken to ensure that saplings survive and grow into big trees. “We must have unstoppable courage to preserve and protect our mother nature,” he stated, quoting that greenery and cleanliness would lead to better health and would make the environment pollution-free. While encouraging the students to generate awareness on how to safeguard nature for future generations, highlighted the importance of plantation of trees and asserted that instilling in them good habits could secure a better place to live in. He also extended his gratitude to the participating students,faculty for making the event successful.Er.Vidhi.S.Jamwal,Chairman(JGEI),Th.Shiv Dev Singh Jamwal,Vice- Chairman(JGEI) ,Er.Renu Bangroo,MD(JGEI) appreciated the kind efforts for saving Mother Earth and keeping the planet  earth worth living place.Er. Dinesh Gupta Dean (Academics) (ycet), appreciated the efforts of Civil Engg department for organizing such Event which was highly fruitful and successful. They planted various species of plants liken Neem, Ashwagandha, Areca palm ,Coleus, saga palm, bottle  palm etc.During the drive following officials also planted saplingsEr B R Verma ,chief coordinator ,faculty members, heads of other branches, Er Neeraj Pandita, Hod(Mech Engg),Er.Loveneesh Talwar,Hod(Electrical Engg) Er.Robin Kumar.,Hod(CSE) The Event was concluded with vote of thanks by ErEr.Shivam Sharma,.,Assistant Professor. The whole event was coordinated by Er.Mukesh Jamwal and Er.Nipun Bhardwaj.

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Yogananda College of Engineering and Technology organised a online webinar on “How to Plan for Start up & Legal Ethical steps” for all semesters of Electrical Engineering students here today. The session was started with the welcome address by Er. Loveneesh Talwar, H.O.D Electrical Department which was followed by the lecture of Er. M.Gunasekaran, presently working as Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineer in Karpagam Institute of Technology, Coimbatore (Innovation Ambassador-IIC) who delivered his lecture on start up and legal ethical steps. He started his presentation by talking about the importance of innovation in entrepreneurship. According to him, innovation is the most important word for an entrepreneur and society in general. He pushed everyone to bring out their innovative and creative ideas and shared his steps of taking the idea and making into reality.

He explained the basics of start-ups, including its initiation, raising funds, legal and ethical aspects of start-ups. The session was of great benefit for all the young innovators who were planning for their start-up and business. The session was able to boost their motivation to the next level. The key takeaway of the session was to instill in the students the mindset of more innovative ideas for problem solving rather than the traditional ones.

The students were fortunate that they have got the chance to attend this session for increasing their awareness and well being. The guests remained highly commemorative of the efforts of the organizing Electrical Department, YCET for getting the best out these opportunities, which are being provided under the well wishes of the YCET Management.

Er.Bodh Raj Verma, Chief coordinator YCET Jammu, Er.Dinesh Gupta (Dean Academic, YCET), and faculty members were also present there. The session ended with the Vote of thanks by Er. Azlee Anjum.

The students were fortunate that they have got the chance to attend this session for increasing their awareness and well being. The guests remained highly commemorative of the efforts of the organizing Electrical Department, YCET for getting the best out these opportunities, which are being provided under the well wishes of the YCET Management.

Er.Bodh Raj Verma, Chief coordinator YCET Jammu, Er.Dinesh Gupta (Dean Academic, YCET), and faculty members were also present there. The session ended with the Vote of thanks by Er.Azlee Anjum.

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Computer engineering department of YCET organized a Community Service Activity (Chabeel) on the occasion of Nirjala Ekadashi. In this community service activity the student volunteers of computer engineering department took active part along with the faculty members of the department and served cold water & eateries to the students and staff.

Chabeel” word meaning a cold, non-alcoholic sweet drink. It is a drink that is served to general public during the hot days of summer. It doesn’t only provide relief from the scorching sun and heat but also has a deeper meaning. It spreads the message of eternal optimism. Er. Vidhi S Jamwal Chairman,JGEI and Er. Renu Bangroo Managing Director,JGEI, said that this was an ideal initiative to create a sense of awareness among the students regarding humanity. Er. B.R Verma Chief Coordinator,YCET Er. Dinesh Gupta Dean Academics,YCET,  and Head of Departments appreciated the efforts of the students for sparing time for such a novel activity towards the community.

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The industrial visit was an amazing experience, provided the right exposure and proved to be a definite value addition in their professional knowledge. Industrial visit to an organization of repute is must for practical insight and understanding.The management of JGEI congratulated the department for such initiative and urged that such visit should be a continuous practice. Er.B.R.Verma, Chief co-ordinator YCET  & Er.Dinesh Gupta , Dean academics  also complimented the department for such visit. Er.Neeraj Pandita accompanied the students to the visit.

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Er. Neha Sakka is an Electrical Engineer in Jaipur Vidyut Vitran Nigam Ltd, Rajasthan. She is continuously supporting National Electric Mobility Mission Plan by spreading knowledge and awareness about Electric Vehicle Ecosystem so as to help faster adoption of Electric vehicles in the nation. With her big aims and small steps, she is also working towards accomplishing sustainable development goals of Quality Education, Gender Equality, Affordable and Clean Energy and Climate Actions.

The workshop trained young Engineers by laying a strong foundation of whole in Electric Vehicle Industry. 54 young engineers were trained on different concepts as CMS, E-MSP, E-roaming, OCPP, CAN, types and mode of charging, different connector guns, role and interconnection of different agencies as CNA, SNA, Land Owners, Power Utility, Implementation Agency, CPOs etc, in reference to FAME-II and MoP guidelines for Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure which led to awareness among student about present scenario of the EVs in the state and the nation. Er.Loveneesh Talwar, Head of the Electrical Engineering, YCET appreciated Electric Vehicles quoting “Electrical Vehicles are an essential strategy in the immediate term to reduce local emissions and help Improve local air quality” . This supported India’s high aim of “India 30@30” which pledged to have 30 % of vehicle as Electric Vehicle on road by 2030, various concepts as, etc were taught.
The students were fortunate that they have got the chance to attend this session for increasing their awareness and well being. The guests remained highly commemorative of the efforts of the organizing Electrical Department, YCET for getting the best out these opportunities, which are being provided under the well wishes of the YCET Management.
Er.Bodh Raj Verma, Chief coordinator YCET Jammu, Er.Dinesh Gupta (Dean Academic, YCET), Er. Robin Kumar (H.O.D, Computer and Science department) and faculty members were also present there. The session ended with the Vote of thanks by Er. Yuvraj Singh, Assistant Professor, Electrical Engg. Department.

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