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“A Holistic Approach to Security Information and Event Management  (SIEM), Web Application Firewall (WAF), Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS), and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) in Threat Management: Building, Resilient Cyber Defense Strategies for Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, Oil & Gas, and Telecom”

Date: 25 th April 2025 10:30 to 12:30

Topic: A Holistic Approach to Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Web Application Firewall (WAF), Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS), and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) in Threat
Management: Building, Resilient Cyber Defense Strategies for Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, Oil & Gas, and Telecom Speaker: Ravi Shekharan General Manager - Cyber Intelligence at Vodafone Idea Limited
The Computer Science department has organized guest lecture on Cyber Security domain Ravi Shekharan General Manager - Cyber Intelligence at Vodafone Idea Limitedfacilitate an insightful session for our students at Vishwakarma University, Pune. His deep expertise in Cyber Security provided us with valuable perspectives and deeper understanding of a topic that is indispensable in the modern digital landscape.Students also showed enthusiasm and engagement in lecture.
The total 87 students have participated in this lecture. The guest lecturer interacted and explained different new horizons for SEIM, WAF, IPS, IDS topics with latest examples, so student found it interesting. Ravi sir guided on career paths in cyber intelligence in shaping the future of students. Dr. Madhuri Pant has organized the lecture.

Organized by: Yuva Tourism Club, Department of Travel and Tourism

Date: 12th March 2025

Event: Fieldvisit to Karla & Bhaja caves,Pune

Venue: Karla & Bhaja caves

Time: 06:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Participants: 13

Faculty Event Coordinators: Mr.Nishant Sutare and Dr.Harshada Satghare 

Student Event Coordinators: Mr.Varad Ashtikar, Rishi Venkat  & Vishi Jain

Objective: The Yuva Tourism Club, Department of Travel and Tourism, organized a field visit to Karla and Bhaja Caves to explore and learn about Indian heritage and Buddhist cave architecture. The objective of this visit was to provide students with a hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge of India's rich cultural and architectural history.

Introduction:

The Karla and Bhaja Caves are ancient Buddhist rock-cut temples located in the state of Maharashtra, India. These caves date back to the 2nd century BCE and are renowned for their intricate carvings, sculptures, and architectural excellence. The visit aimed to educate students about the significance of these caves, their historical importance, and the architectural techniques employed in their construction.

Observations and Findings:

During the visit, students observed and noted the following:

1. Architectural Style: The Karla and Bhaja Caves showcase a unique blend of Indian and Buddhist architectural styles, characterized by intricate carvings, sculptures, and ornate facades.

2. Cave Layout: The caves are laid out in a specific pattern, with the chaitya (prayer hall) and vihara (monastery) being the central features.

3. Sculptures and Carvings: The caves are adorned with intricate sculptures and carvings depicting Buddhist mythology, gods, and goddesses.

4. Historical Significance: The Karla and Bhaja Caves are significant historical landmarks, providing valuable insights into the lives of ancient Indian Buddhists.

Conclusion:

The field visit to Karla and Bhaja Caves was a resounding success, providing students with a unique and enriching learning experience. The visit achieved its objective of educating students about Indian heritage and Buddhist cave architecture, and we look forward to organizing similar field visits in the future.

A State Level Exhibition cum Competition scheduled on the 4th April 2025 accompanied by 28 students from Second Year Division D, BTech (as per the attached list).

The primary objective of this visit is to provide the students with practical exposure to innovative projects, technological advancements, and real-world applications of engineering concepts. DIPEX is a renowned platform that displays a wide range of technical exhibits from across the state, and this opportunity will significantly enhance the students' learning experience beyond classroom teaching.

Organized by: Department of Travel and Tourism, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Date: 26th - 28th March 2025

Event: three-day guest lecture series on "Emerging Trends in Tourism" 

Venue: Hybrid (Classroom No.4206)

Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Participants: 20

Faculty Event Coordinator: Dr Harshada Satghare 

Student Event Coordinators: Ms. Sarrah Pakawala and her team 

Objective: to provide students with insights into the latest developments in the tourism industry, delivered by esteemed resource persons from various fields.

Session Details:

Day 1 - 26th March 2025

Morning Session (11:00 AM - Online)

• Speaker: Mr. Chinmay Tiwari
• Topic: Spiritual Tourism: A Future of India
• Details: Mr. Tiwari highlighted the growing significance of spiritual tourism in India, emphasizing the role of cultural heritage, pilgrimage sites, and wellness retreats in attracting both domestic and international tourists. He discussed future trends and policy implications for sustainable spiritual tourism.

Afternoon Session (2:00 PM - Online)

• Speaker: Dr. Cecilie Smith-Christensen
• Topic: Sustainable Tourism
• Details: Dr. Christensen explained the importance of sustainable tourism practices, focusing on environmental conservation, local community engagement, and responsible tourism initiatives. She shared case studies on how destinations worldwide are integrating sustainability into their tourism strategies.

Day 2 - 27th March 2025

Morning Session (09:00 AM - Offline, Room 4206)

• Speaker: Ms. Zeba Razmi
• Topic: The Rise of Digital Nomads: How Remote Work Is Transforming Global Tourism
• Details: Ms. Razmi explored the growing phenomenon of digital nomadism and how it is reshaping tourism economies. She discussed the rise of work-from-anywhere culture, co-living spaces, and government initiatives to attract remote workers to tourist destinations.

Morning Session (11:00 AM - Offline, Room 4206)

• Speaker: Ms. Frances Rebello
• Topic: Event Management
• Details: Ms. Rebello provided a comprehensive overview of event planning and management in the tourism sector. She discussed key aspects such as budgeting, logistics, marketing, and the role of technology in creating successful tourism events.

Afternoon Session (2:15 PM - Online)

• Speaker: Dr. Pallavi Kamble
• Topic: Emerging Destinations and Changing Consumer Behaviour in Global Context
• Details: Dr. Kamble discussed how emerging destinations are gaining popularity among tourists due to changing consumer preferences. She analyzed trends in travel motivations, experiential tourism, and the impact of digital media on destination marketing.

Day 3 - 28th March 2025

Morning Session (10:15 AM - Offline, Room 4206)

• Speaker: Mr. Parag Magar
• Topic: Luxury Travel & Adventure Tourism
• Details: Mr. Magar elaborated on the growing demand for luxury travel experiences and adventure tourism. He covered topics such as exclusive travel packages, adventure tourism safety standards, and how these segments contribute to economic development in tourism destinations.

Outcome : The guest lecture series successfully fulfilled its objective of enhancing students' understanding of emerging trends in tourism. The interactive discussions and expert insights have equipped students with knowledge that will be beneficial for their academic growth and professional careers. The Department of Travel and Tourism extends its sincere gratitude to all the resource persons for their valuable contributions and to the students for their enthusiastic participation.