Meet Dr Priyanka PV who teaches management subjects artfully

Aysha Tanisha & Sabika Lobo
November 3, 2017

"Relentlessly chase your dreams. Think out of the box. Work in a way that success follows you through your actions. Work hard. Work silent."

Wording and trotting along these lines is Prof. Dr Priyanka P.V, who went on to become an icon in the area of teaching. Being a passionate educationist, professor, mentor and a guide, she set a mission to impart education to MBA students. In fact, it was her teaching technique that became the talk of the town. She revolutionized teaching the day she brought 'Candy Crush' and 'Temple Run' to the forefront in relation to management subjects.

What can be a better tool to teach the 21st century students other than the Smartphone? She has smartly converted this weakness of the impressionable minds into her weapon. This is her way of triggering her students’ creativity. Currently she is the Director of Philip Kotler Center for Advanced Marketing, UAE. She uses social media as a teaching pedagogy tool. You may find her use YouTube in the class for playing the number 'Jhoota Hai Japani', just to find out later that it was her way of teaching globalization. Her capability of delivering lectures with innovation and a pinch of love is what makes it effective. In fact, it’s the simple, easy to understand, remember and utilize approach that brings out the best in students.

Passion, commitment, dedication and hard work is descriptive of Prof. Dr Priyanka P.V . She has set her soul into shaping students irrespective of their diverse background. She is all ears to her students.

She has a weightage of 30 research papers to date in leading institutions both in India and abroad to her credibility. She is a reviewer and editorial board member for leading journals across the globe. She has authorized a book titled 'Social Media And Marketing  Strategy In The Indian Retail Industry.' Books on Social Media Marketing for Business Expert Press and Product and Brand Management for Pearson Publishers are her works in progress.

She draws her ideologies from author Robin Sharma on success, life and ambition which she profusely shares with her students.  She also keeps social service very close to her heart. She is sponsoring two children for education to World Vision India. She does fund raising activities for an orphanage which has specially challenged students.

Awards

Dr Priyanka has been recognized with many awards for her outstanding contribution to the field of education and research. She has received 8 awards so far. A few awards include Jain University-Distinguished Alunmni Award-2017, AIMS-Outstanding Young Woman Management Teacher Award,  Outstanding Contribution For Education Excellence in Karnataka, Prime Time Media, New Delhi, 2016, Oustanding Academic Scholar, Alliance University Alumini Association, 2015 Indian Achievers Award in the field of Education and Research, New Delhi – 2014 Global Achievers Awards for Excellence in Education, Dubai - 2014 Pride of India Award In Education, Bangalore, 2014 MTC Global Award of Excellence in Innovative Teaching Pedagogy, Bangalore- September,2014 Young Educator and Researcher Award, Coimbatore - September, 2014.

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Nirupama Aiyer
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Thursday, 8 Mar 2018

Priyanka mam, my mentor, my support system, my lifeline. Today whatever I am is because of her. I am Nirupama, Priyanka mam's student. She has achieved so much and I feel proud to say I am her student. I love you mam. Miss you so much.  To the team of coastal digest, you should write more articles on Priyanka Mam for she has used innovative teaching and done a lot in the field of education. 

 

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June 9,2020

With the steep hike in excise duty in the past couple of months, an average consumer of petrol now pays over 275% in taxes to centre and states on a litre of the fuel.  The base price of petrol is just about Rs 18. The taxes are close to Rs 50 and the pump price is over Rs 72.

India imports 85% of all its crude oil demand.  After a steep hike in excise duty in the past two months despite a hold on daily price revisions by the oil public sector undertakings (PSUs), Indian consumers now pay 275% collectively in excise duty to state and centre. 

The central government hiked excise on petrol and diesel by Rs 10 and Rs 13 respectively last month. The excise duty on petrol is taxed around Rs 33-a-litre while the same on diesel it is Rs 32.

The Value-Added Tax (VAT) on both petrol and diesel is Rs 16.44 and Rs 16.26 respectively. Both the taxes together are around Rs 49 while it is sold at petrol pumps at 73-per-litre.

These two taxes cumulatively account for 69% of tax which is higher than anywhere else in the world. The same is taxed at 19% in the US, 47% in Japan, UK 62% and 63% in France. The government does not pass on the benefit of lower crude oil prices to the customer.

It is to be noted that Indian consumers continued to pay Rs 70-a-litre even when crude oil prices hit a paltry US $ 20-a-barrel on April 12.

Former finance minister and Congress leader recently took a jab at the Centre over rising prices stating, “Fuel selling prices raised twice in two days, following tax hikes two weeks ago. This time to benefit oil companies. Government is poor, it needs more taxes. Oil companies are poor, they need better prices. Only the poor and middle class are not poor, so they will pay”.

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Lovely indian
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Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020

Acche din for modi bakth....lets enjoy

 

you need only ram mandir and NRC

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February 14,2020

Mangaluru, Feb 14: In a unique initiative, students of a government school in Dakshina Kannada have made a food stop in the campus to provide water and food to birds and squirrels.

The students have hung coconut shells on trees in the school premises with food and water in it for birds and squirrels.

Speaking about the same, the Principal of the school said: "Students are taking a lot of interest in the activity. Various types of birds visit the school campus, making the ambience very nice."

He added that he wants children to become socially and environmentally conscious. "The one area where children need to be given exposure is the protection of the environment, the upkeep of the campus and the greenery in and around their homes as well as in their schools."

Commenting on the recent initiative of the school's eco-club, he said, "Using this small idea, we can have a great beginning towards taking up bigger initiatives to take care of the environment."

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March 29,2020

New Delhi, Mar 29: "What corona? My children are hungry, they have walked from Gurugram with me do you think corona is what I fear?," Yogesh Gangwar who is salesman in a cloth showroom said as he wiped his tears.

Many others regret for not leaving the city early on.

"God knows when we will reach our hometown. My family was telling me to leave work early in March and get back, but I avoided suggestions and now I am stranded here," Babu Ram who hails from Rampur and works at a plastic recycling factory here in Mundka told media.

Migrant labourers were forced to walk as the public transport were closed and borders were sealed due to the lockdown.

"There is no food to eat, I cannot pay rent of room without my daily wages so I decided to walk with my family from Narela to here. I just hope I get a bus soon," Revati, who works as construction labour said as she fed her three-year-old with pieces of bread that one of the policemen at Anand Vihar gave her.

However, when Yogi Adityanath-led BJP government in Uttar Pradesh decided to deploy around 1,000 buses to help these workers reach their respective hometowns, thousands of them reached Anand Vihar ISBT with a hope to catch one of these buses.

The Delhi government also announced that 100 buses have been deployed to help those trying to reach to their homes in other states on foot.

In order to avoid the spread of the virus, the police asked the people to stand in three queues and also asked the people to de-board the overcrowded buses.

Earlier, budget passenger carrier SpiceJet had offered its aircraft to operate few flights from Delhi and Mumbai to Patna to take migrant labourers, particularly from Bihar, who have got stuck in various parts of the country due to COVID-19 related lockdown.

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