prabha N Kishore

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

#ExploreDMI | Look closely at the curriculum before you choose a programme.

A course structure shows how a programme organises learning, connects classroom concepts with practical application, and builds knowledge across semesters. It also reflects what an institution values most.

Explore DMI's PGDM course structure to see what you will study and how the programme is designed:https://t.co/jMPbpTPpeX

#CourseStructure #PGDM #DevelopmentManagement #HigherEducation

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

#DirectorSpeaks | What can Bihar teach a management student that a classroom cannot?

"Bihar is the place where one should be for a management education that is appropriate for the country, a management education with an attitude, as we call it."
-Prof. @DebiprasaMishra, Director, DMI

For Prof. Mishra, the attitude comes from the place itself. Bihar carries generations of experience in dealing with calamity, and its communities have built resilience and coping strategies that no classroom can teach on its own.

At DMI, this lived wisdom becomes part of the learning itself. Working within these realities gives management education in Bihar a character that theory alone cannot provide.

Learn more about DMI: https://t.co/JloFJlsiqs

#DMI #DirectorSpeaks #DevelopmentManagement #Bihar #ManagementEducation

[V.SHUKLA @Vshukla6666]

भारत की मशहूर टाटा चाय कंपनी के "ताजमहल" ब्रांड ने विजयवाड़ा में एक बड़ा होर्डिंग लगाया है। जहां काफी बारिश होती है। इस होर्डिंग पर बड़े बड़े चम्मच लगे हैं। जब बारिश होती है तो इन चम्मचों में पानी जमा हो जाता है, जिसके वजन से चम्मच मुड़ कर सर्किट बोर्ड से टकराते हैं। जिसके कारण "मेघ मल्हार" राग अपनी मधुर धुन बजाने लगता है।
इस अदभुत पर्यावरण अनुकूल प्रयास पर ध्यान देते हुए *"गिनीज बुक ऑफ वर्ल्ड रिकॉर्ड्स"* ने कंपनी को प्रशंसा प्रमाण पत्र दिया है। जिसमें इस होर्डिंग को दुनिया का सबसे बेहतरीन, सुंदर व "इको-फ्रेंडली होर्डिंग" घोषित किया गया है। है न भारत के लिए गर्व की बात, तो भारतीय 🇮🇳 होने के नाते आप भी इसे शेयर कीजिये।।

[Sonam Wangchuk @Wangchuk66]

I’m Not in good shape but not so bad either...
Rather than asking me to break my fast please join me on 20th July... Peaceful March to the Parliament.

#cockroachjanataparty #jantarmantar #cjpprotest #chalosansad

[Santosh Panda @santoshpanda]

Why is India so filthy?
What solutions?

Must watch! Bengaluru 💜

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

The team of Lucnica Ensemble sang Vande Mataram during the welcome in Bratislava.

This comes at a time when we are marking 150 years of Vande Mataram and recalling its glorious contribution to India’s history and freedom struggle.

[IADN @NewsIADN]

Indian Navy Contingent #RepublicDay

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

#DMI Mental well being is precious.

A nukkad naatak by students at the NIT Ghat, Patna.

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

An interactive session on "Prevention of Cervical Cancer and the Role of HPV Vaccines" was organised for all employees and students of the Institute. The session aimed to raise awareness about cervical cancer, its causes, and the preventive role of vaccination.
The Institute's Consultant Doctor, Dr. Rachna Jain, led the session, along with guest speakers from IGIMS—Dr. Ritu Singh, Associate Professor, Department of Critical Care Medicine, and Dr. Shivani Sinha, Lady Medical Officer, Department of Community Medicine.

Together, they provided insightful discussions on the human papillomavirus (HPV)—the primary cause of cervical cancer—its transmission and how timely vaccination can significantly reduce the risk. The speakers emphasized the efficacy and safety of HPV vaccines and addressed common myths and misconceptions associated with immunisation, encouraging informed and proactive healthcare decisions.

[Debiprasad Mishra @DebiprasaMishra]

@sardesairajdeep Utter sickness or rather unbounded idiocy on the part of Sinha.

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

#DMI #CoEDM #CEP Competency Enhancement Programme: A programme titled "Efficacy Building" was inaugurated on 18th February for the personnel of the State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC) and the District Emergency Operations Centre (DEOC) of the Disaster Management Department, Government of Bihar.

Contents of the programme include, inter alia, disaster management framework, SEOC operations, crisis communication, team-building,  psychological well-being and cyber disaster preparedness. The programme objective is to enable the efficacy of personnel, which, in turn, will strengthen effective disaster preparedness and emergency management.

The programme is conducted under the auspices of the Disaster Management Department, Government of Bihar, @BiharDMD and forms a part of the State's Policy on Training and Development.

Shir Chandan Kumar of the Centre of Excellence in Disaster Management @CoEDM_DMI is the course coordinator. Facilitators for the sessions include Prof. Amrita Dhiman @AmritaDhiman, Dr Vivek Kumar Singh, Ms Pankhuri Priyam, Mr Alok Kumar, Ms Komal Priya Singh @Singhkomalpriya and Mr Naveen Kumar. Dr Nidhi Singh, the Dept of Psychology at Patna University, and Shri PN Rai, the Honourable Member of BSDMA @BsdmaBihar, are Guest Faculty. Representatives of the Brahmakumaris will facilitate a session on Stress Management.

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

#GabarGhichor #BhikhariThakur #DMI #DMI_Foundation_Day

"The husband returns a decade and a half after learning that his son is growing up at home. He had deserted his wife and home in search of work in Kolkata. The wife is elated to see him back. But then, the billion-dollar question that is usually held as a sword to subdue women - whose child is it? is tossed. Two men, the husband and an apparent lover, lay their claims on the boy. Neither has a love for him; both see additional hands of labour. The Sarpanch enters the dispute. During the inquisition, the Sarpanch swings like a pendulum between the two men. It is subtly revealed that the lover is the father.

Both men bribe the Sarpanch to rule in their favour. He finally puts them to the test. Neither wins as the mother thwarts the side that is winning. She would not let the boy go to either. Finally, the Sarpanch proposes that the boy be cut into three pieces and divided among the three.

While the two men and the Sarpanch are working out the modalities, the mother, having delivered a soliloquy about the travails she endured in bringing the child to life, lapses into a trance with extreme sorrow. She is woken up by the Sarpanch, who asks her to pay her fees to the butcher who would cut the boy. She gets up with a start, grabs the boy, and puts her body in front of the butcher.

The sight of her reaction in contrast to that of the two men forces the dawning of wisdom on the Sarpanch. The men are driven away and the boy is delivered to the mother".

Enacted as a musical play in Bhojpuri. The storyline is narrated here by a spectator who has, at best, a fleeting familiarity with the language. Nuances are lost on him, so are some of the critical details. This is especially of those parts in which characters were taking recourse to poetic soliloquy in expressing themselves. Despite that, the gestalt of the visuals created a penetratingly memorable experience. Hidden in the story is a commentary on the contemporary society of Bhojpur in the early decades of the 20th century, of migration of labour, of broken homes, and of the perennial interrogation of paternity of a child holding down women to the altar!

The play was directed by Dr Jainendra Dost @JainendraDost with artists of Bhikhari Thakur Repository Training and Research Centre performing the roles. The total effect was mesmerizing for the audience.

Hosted as a part of the 11th Foundation Day Symposium of the Development Management Institute, Patna.

Some of the poignant moments from the play captured on amateur camera.

@suryabhushan @sritel39 @gaurmish @AmritaDhiman @subodhdairy @SamarReyaz @MANISH_DBG @akshaykamal86 @SwapnilRoy303 @ShashiS39953102 @AmanRaj60280585 @alok111194 @Cdvd1986Dwivedi @IPRDBihar @bihardevcollec @Bihar_se_hai @biharnews @bnnbihar @HappyHorizons @iSakshamWork

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

Few memorable moments from the musical play Gabarghichor by Bhikhari Thakur directed by @JainendraDost

#ViksitBiharkiParikalpana #FoundationDay_DMI

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

#ViksitBihar Learning from 1st Generation Entrepreneurs. Building the economy and spreading income and well-being.

#FoundationDaySymposium #DMI #DevelopmentManagementInstitute

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

Establishing an educational institution is an act of faith, faith in your people, your abilities, and the generations to come.

We revisit our foundational goals and values as we approach the 11th Foundation Day.

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

#ViksitBharat #ViksitBihar Eleventh Foundation Day Symposium - 13th & 14th February. Adhiveshan Bhavan. First technical session - learning from the 1st-generation Entrepreneurs building the economy and spreading well-being.

[Development Management Institute (DMI), Patna @DMI_Patna]

Celebrating 11 years of DMI! Join us for a two-day symposium on "Viksit Bihar ki Parikalpana" on February 13-14 at Adhiveshan Bhawan Patna. First Generation Entrepreneurs, Innovators, and thought leaders will explore key development challenges and opportunities. Let's shape the future of our state together.

[Debiprasad Mishra @DebiprasaMishra]

Age is just a number - here is a fantastic example

[prabha N Kishore @Prabha31Skumar]

@DebiprasaMishra Inspiring 😊

[prabha N Kishore @Prabha31Skumar]

@DebiprasaMishra Dil ke karib