Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 30: Rohini Mahajan of College for Engineering & Technology, bagged top honour by winning the First Prize in the Inter-Collegiate Debating Contest on the topic, In the opinion of the House, “Globalization has posted a threat to the co-operative sector in India.”
The competition was organized by the Department of students welfare, University of Jammu. Vandana Sharma and Pryati Sharma both from the Govt. College for Women College, Gandhi Nagar, bagged the second and Third Prize respectively. The lone consolation prize went to Tanvir Ahmed from the P.G Department of English, University of Jammu.
The particulars while expressing their views in favour of motion s aid that the Westerners are less in number and Globalization invites challenge of competitiveness. Indian Cooperative Sector with a Govt. backbone, is not still ready. Cooperative is a movement of solidarity and through this movement, we should have been able to provide a tougher competition to the world market but the Cooperative Movement in India, by itself being a failure, gets threatened due to Globalization.
Speaking against the motion the students were of the opinion that swimming into the current of traditions, is good but sinking into them is definitely suicide. The need of Cooperative is not to sink in tradition but to sail with the boat of Globalization. Through innovations and new vision people can turn their dreams into reality.
The prizes to the winners were awarded by Prof. J.S Tara, Dean Students Welfarew and P.K Koul, Joint Registrar, University of Jammu.
Prof. Jasbir Singh, Head, Department of Economic, Dr. Neetu Andotra, Prof. of Commerce and A.K Goswami, Managing Director, Citizen Cooperative Bank were the experts for assessing the performance of the participants.
The participants included Sophia Sharma, Priya Jot Johal, Shweta Sharma, Neha Atri, Akriti Sharma, Rabiyat Kour, Tarun Sharma, Abhimanyu Sharma, Sonal Gupta, Shuaib Yaqoob, Sapna Soodan, Kiran Choudhary, Pallavi Mangotra, Hashash Singh Ishar, Pallavi Kudyar, Ruby Jamwal and Supriya Sharma. The proceedings were ably conducted by Meenakshi Slathia.
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