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Vivek Sharma, Greater Noida, April 18, 2026: The Army Institute of Management and Technology (AIMT), Greater Noida, successfully organized Marketinar 2026 on Saturday, centered around the theme “Understanding Customer Expectations: The Pathway to Customer Satisfaction.” The seminar brought together eminent marketing professionals, academicians, and industry leaders who shared valuable insights on evolving customer dynamics and strategies for achieving customer satisfaction.

The programme commenced with the traditional lighting of the ceremonial lamp, setting an auspicious tone for the event. Dr. Pallavi, Associate Professor and Area Chair—Marketing at AIMT, introduced the theme and highlighted the rapidly evolving landscape of modern marketing.

Welcoming the distinguished guests, Major General (Dr.) Rajendra Bana, Director, AIMT, emphasized the importance of aligning academic excellence with industry requirements.

The event was graced by Dr. (Hon.) Vipin Gaur, General Secretary of the Newspaper Association of India, as the Chief Guest, whose presence added great significance to the occasion.

During the seminar, speakers unanimously emphasized that true customer satisfaction can only be achieved by deeply understanding customer expectations.

Addressing the gathering, Chief Guest Dr. Vipin Gaur highlighted the critical role of media in bridging the gap between businesses and customers. He stated that in today’s fast-paced digital era, effective communication, credibility, and audience engagement are essential for understanding and meeting customer expectations.

Ms. Shweta Beri, CEO and Techno-Marketer at Mahanadaya Universal Consultancy Pvt. Ltd., spoke on the convergence of technology and marketing and its role in fulfilling customer expectations.

Mr. Sudhanshu Saumyan, Founder and Brand Strategist at Brandroid Consultancy, elaborated on branding strategies and emphasized the importance of trust and credibility in the market.

Mr. Gurneet Singh Punia, Senior Strategic Account Manager at Agoda.com, shared insights on understanding customer behavior in the digital ecosystem and stressed the importance of data-driven strategies.


The session also featured insights from Mr. Virender Kataria, President—Strategic Business Development at IAPL-KW Capital Advisors LLP, who discussed customer satisfaction from the perspective of business development and investment, highlighting the need for customer-centric growth models

The programme concluded with Dr. Anubhav Verma, Academic Head at AIMT, delivering the vote of thanks and expressing gratitude to all speakers and participants for making the event a grand success.

Marketinar 2026 emerged as a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, reinforcing the importance of understanding customer expectations as the cornerstone of sustainable business success.

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Vivek Sharma, New Delhi: Under the esteemed auspices of the High Commission of Cyprus, a grand and culturally enriching musical evening was held at the prestigious Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi, as part of the Cultural Programme of the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2026.

The event was graciously hosted by His Excellency Mr. Evagoras Vryonides, High Commissioner of Cyprus, who warmly welcomed dignitaries, diplomats, artists, and cultural enthusiasts. In his address, he highlighted Cyprus’s six-month Presidency of the EU Council and emphasized that the evening’s performance, themed “Love and Affection for Humanity and the Homeland,” reflects the shared heritage and cultural spirit of Cyprus and the Mediterranean region.

The highlight of the evening was a captivating performance by Mr. Evagoras Karageorgis, a distinguished Cypriot composer, music educator, and accomplished Laouto (Cypriot lute) player. He presented a unique musical journey titled “Love and Affection for Humanity and the Homeland,” featuring the evocative piece “Myrothkies Tou Yiasemiou (Scents of Jasmine)”.

With decades of experience, Karageorgis brought ancient poetic traditions to life through contemporary musical expression, creating a seamless blend of tradition and modernity.

He was joined by an exceptional ensemble of artists: Clio Papadia, an accomplished pianist, who beautifully blended Western classical traditions with Eastern musical textures; Alexia Yiangou, whose soulful cello performance added emotional depth and richness; and Paris Paraschos, whose powerful vocals brought out the essence of Cypriot culture and a universal message of peace.

Karageorgis, trained at the prestigious Aaron Copland School of Music under Allen Brings and Leo Kraft, has developed a distinctive compositional style combining contemporary techniques with traditional Cypriot folk elements. His work spans solo, chamber, orchestral, and electronic music, including the acclaimed piece “The Dream.”

As a founding member of the Centre of Cypriot Composers, he has played a significant role in promoting Cypriot music globally. His contributions to music education have also been instrumental in nurturing young talent and preserving cultural heritage.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Vipin Gaur, General Secretary of the Newspaper Association of India and Editor of Country and Politics, said, “Such cultural initiatives play a vital role in strengthening international relations and mutual understanding. Music is a universal language that transcends borders, and this evening beautifully showcased how art can connect nations like India and Cyprus.”

The evening witnessed the presence of diplomats, cultural personalities, media representatives, and art lovers, who appreciated the soulful and immersive performances.

The event not only showcased the rich artistic heritage of Cyprus but also strengthened cultural diplomacy and people-to-people ties between India and Cyprus, making it a memorable highlight of the EU Presidency cultural celebrations in India.

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Mohali: The Department of Journalism and Multimedia, CGC University Mohali successfully organized Media Conclave 2026 on the theme “Technology, Media and the Age of AI: Challenges, Opportunities and the Future of Careers.” The event served as an engaging platform where leading media professionals and academicians interacted with students and discussed the rapidly evolving media landscape and emerging career opportunities in the age of artificial intelligence.

The conclave witnessed the presence of several eminent media personalities including Aman Chopra (Senior Editor & Prime-Time News Anchor, News18 India), Vipin Gaur (International President, International Council for Journalists and General Secretary, Newspapers Association of India), Anjali Kumria (GM–Branch Head, The Times of India), Poornima Mishra (Associate Editor & Senior News Anchor, Bharat24), Aman Bhanot (Senior Character Animator & VFX Specialist), Pooja Verma (Reporter, Daily Post News), Anjali Yadav (Assistant Producer & News Anchor, Dainik Jagran), Irfan Khan (Cinematographer), and Bharat Banga (Film & Media Expert, Ravi Sarin Film Institute).

The session was moderated by RJ Megha, Radio Jockey at Red FM India, who facilitated an engaging and lively discussion between the panelists and the students.

Key Insights from Panelists

During the session, the experts shared valuable insights on the growing impact of artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and technological advancements in the media industry. Aman Chopra emphasized the need for journalists to embrace AI as a tool rather than a threat: “AI is reshaping newsrooms by automating routine tasks like transcription and data analysis, but human empathy, investigative grit, and storytelling will always define great journalism. Aspiring anchors must master tech to stay ahead—learn coding basics and AI ethics today for tomorrow’s prime time.”


Vipin Gaur highlighted adaptability and ethical standards: “In the AI era, media professionals must prioritize verifiable facts over viral content. Technology opens global doors for Indian journalists, but success lies in blending traditional values with digital skills like multimedia production and audience analytics. Our associations are pushing for training programs to equip the next generation.”

They emphasized that while technology is transforming journalism, the core values of ethical reporting, creativity, critical thinking, and adaptability remain essential for aspiring media professionals.

Students actively participated in the interaction and raised questions regarding career opportunities, the changing newsroom environment, and the skills required to succeed in the media industry today. Media Conclave 2026 proved to be a highly enriching and insightful experience, strengthening the bridge between academia and the professional media world.

The Founder Chancellor & Father of Education, Sardar Rashpal Singh Dhaliwal, expressed that such initiatives are crucial in preparing students for the dynamic media landscape shaped by emerging technologies like artificial intelligence. He emphasized the university’s commitment to fostering innovation, industry exposure, and skill-based learning among students.

The Managing Director (MD), Arsh Dhaliwal, highlighted that platforms like Media Conclave 2026 not only enhance students’ practical understanding but also inspire them to adapt to the rapidly changing demands of the media industry. He further encouraged students to focus on creativity, ethical journalism, and continuous learning to build successful careers.

On this occasion, Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Vinay Goyal, Academic Pro Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Anish Gupta, Pro Vice Chancellor (Examinations) Prof. (Dr.) Anupam Sharma, Pro Vice Chancellor (IQAC) Prof. (Dr.) Pradeep Reddy, Dean CSB/SMS Dr. Uma P. Jaidev, Head of the Department Ms. Jagriti, along with the faculty members of Journalism and Multimedia were also present.

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