RAIPUR: "We don't stop taking part in as a result of we tend to become older, we tend to become older as a result of we tend to stop playing!" The second day of the four-day orientation programme at IIM-Raipur was crammed with fun, frolic and games.

Freshers were engaged in an exceedingly host of outward activities- a novel model developed by Praxis-EL. These outward activities area unit developed to handle the foremost task of absorbent  the new energy, recent intellect and wealthy diversity of cultures that freshers usher in the field.

Interesting tasks got to the participants like they were blind rolled and asked to fall in any direction with a blind religion that their teammates won't allow them to fall. This clothed  to be a valuable lesson on keeping trust and building relationships. the scholars of the new batch had their initial style of team building and leadership through these games. The new batch had an enduring initial impression concerning their establishment. so as to address the transition, the college of the institute gave inputs on sensible knowledge. academician Sanjeev Parashar, chairman (PGP), delivered a lecture on understanding the refined distinction between person and being human.

Prof Shubhra Hajela impressed the scholars to develop a winning angle. The gist of the session turned round the factors attributing to sustained high performance like building physical, emotional, mental and non secular capability and learning to line realistic goals. Heavily influenced by the session, the scholars created it a task on their listing to form a brief film that may be a voice for varied problems that plague our society.

Simulation games, an interview on 'Values and Ethics in skilled life' by Hindoo Vyomapada Das terrorist organization (ISKCON) area unit the highlights for tomorrow.

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