A controversy erupted after the Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Ghaziabad displayed an incorrect map of the country in their convocation magazine. According to an Instagram post shared by the handle @mbasocial, the magazine showed incorrect map of India. The post further says that it is a blunder made by the institute, "I'm pretty sure it wasn't intentional, but a few alums are upset", reads the caption.
Institute cites printing mistake
Meanwhile the Free Press Journal spoke to the Management Institute, which informed that it was a printing mistake and was not done on purpose. The PR executive said that the educational institute has utmost respect for the nations' boundary.
IMT Ghaziabad on October 8 hosted a convocation ceremony for its PGDM Batch, PGDM Part Time batch and PGDM ExP Batch of 2023.
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A post by the Institute on X says, "IMT Ghaziabad’s graduating class of 2023 was awarded their prestigious degrees. Alumni were jubilant to come together once again, parents were filled with pride and faculty was revered."
More than 480 students from PGDM, PGDM Executive and PGDM Part-Time were awarded their degrees as well as academic and alumni awards in the convocation ceremony. The Institute presented 13 Gold and Silver Medals to the excellent performers from the Batch of 2023 in this grand event.
Recently the All India Football Federation (AIFF) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Management Institute. The partnership aims to foster and cultivate a football culture in India. Under the MoU, the two entities will collaborate on research initiatives and jointly recommend and execute strategies to enhance football awareness and knowledge in the country. Additionally, this alliance will focus on various facets of football development within India, the release stated.
