JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)

Bengaluru, 20th July 2026: Demonstrating exceptional discipline and sharp marksmanship, Cadet ITI Pisupati of JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) has been selected to represent the Karnataka and Goa Directorate at the upcoming Inter Directorate Sports Shooting Championship Camp (IDSSC) in Trichy. Operating under the 1COY / 9 KAR BN NCC unit, her national selection comes on the heels of a standout performance at the state level, where she secured the Silver Medal in the competitive Senior Wing Open 3-Position (3P) event.

Pisupati’s journey to the national stage highlights the intense focus and technical precision required in competitive rifle shooting. Moving through rigorous qualification rounds, she mastered the 3-Position discipline which tests a shooter's stability, breathing control, and adaptability across kneeling, prone, and standing positions. The achievement reflects months of systematic practice, balancing academic responsibilities with the demanding physical and mental conditioning needed to compete at an elite level.

Her progression through the ranks has been guided by the steady mentorship of Associate NCC Officer Major Dr Rekha Sinha, whose coaching has helped cadets translate military discipline into athletic excellence. Beyond individual skill, the milestone underscores the university’s commitment to providing a supportive environment where students can compete at the highest levels of national sports.

As Pisupati prepares to join the Karnataka and Goa Directorate contingent in Trichy, her achievement serves as an inspiring benchmark for fellow cadets across the institution. The upcoming IDSSC will bring together the finest student marksmen from across the country, offering a platform to showcase poise and competitive rigor under national scrutiny. Her selection not only marks a significant personal milestone in her NCC journey but also reinforces the vital role of structured co-curricular pathways in building resilience, focus, and leadership in young achievers.

Bengaluru, 14th July 2026 - Expanding its ongoing enterprise training alliance, the Centre of Management Development & Consultancy (CMDC) conducted a two-day Managerial Development Program for Geberit India. Held on 13 and 14 July 2026 at the JAIN Global Campus, the intensive residential workshop focused on upgrading the operational capacity, execution habits, and team management skills of the company's mid-level management tier.

The programme was formally opened by Dr Jitendra Kumar Mishra, Vice Chancellor (i/c) and Registrar, who stressed that long-term corporate output relies directly on cultivating a result-oriented mindset and responsible team oversight. Rather than focusing on abstract corporate theories, the curriculum was highly application-driven, moving the managers through sequential modules that addressed basic people management, daily prioritization, and techniques for maximising workplace productivity.

Throughout the residency, the corporate cohort engaged in structured integration exercises designed to turn conceptual frameworks into practical office tools. Participants mapped out personal and team accountability structures, dissecting real-world case studies to isolate methods for reducing operational friction and improving collaborative workflows. The interactive sessions forced managers to evaluate their current leadership styles against performance data, creating a transparent environment for self-reflection.

The workshop concluded with a final valedictory session led by Mr Ravindra Bhandary, Vice President of the JAIN Group. In his closing address, he challenged the participants to immediately implement their customized action plans to drive measurable efficiency gains within their corporate divisions. By delivering this targeted, high-impact executive education, CMDC has further solidified its strategic capability-building partnership with Geberit India, ensuring the organization's frontline leaders are equipped to navigate modern industrial challenges with confidence and discipline.

Bengaluru, 13th July 2026 - Moving beyond conventional clinical training, students at the School of Allied Healthcare and Sciences explored the world of business at the Healthcare Entrepreneurship Event 2026. Organised as part of the annual Academic Fest on 13 July 2026, the campus grounds transformed into a bustling marketplace. The initiative was designed to introduce future healthcare professionals to financial literacy and real-world business dynamics, helping them bridge the gap between academic theory and practical enterprise.

The event took participants on an entrepreneurial journey, challenging them to conceptualise, fund, and manage their own micro-ventures. Rather than working in isolation, students from different healthcare disciplines collaborated in teams to set up nine unique food and lifestyle stalls. From cultural culinary stands like the Nepali Veg Momo Stall to wellness-focused ventures such as 'Fit Foodies' and 'Stethos Snacks', the teams managed everything from inventory and pricing to active customer engagement with visiting peers and faculty.

This hands-on exposure allowed the cohort to experience the immediate pressures and rewards of running a business. Under the guidance of Director Dr Srividya Shivakumar and Academic Fest Convenor Dr Arti Parab, students learned crucial lessons in teamwork, resource allocation, and risk management. The competitive element of the day culminated with 'Fit Foodies' securing the top spot as the highest profit-earning stall, proving that nutritional health and commercial viability can successfully align.

Ultimately, the initiative highlighted the broader societal value of versatile healthcare education. By stepping outside their typical laboratory and clinical routines, the students developed critical soft skills such as public communication, adaptability, and strategic thinking that are essential for the modern medical landscape. As healthcare increasingly intersects with technology and independent practice, experiences like these ensure that graduates are not only clinically competent but are also self-reliant, innovative leaders prepared to navigate the evolving industry.