MOTTO:” Empowering Economic Vistas”
Estd: 2003
The motto suggests providing opportunities and perspectives that enable individuals or communities to advance economically. Vistas here refer to expansive views or prospects and so the phrase implies offering insights and initiatives that empower people to explore and engage with various economic opportunities, thereby expanding their horizons and possibilities for growth and success.
The motto encapsulates the idea of providing students with the knowledge and tools to understand and engage with various economic opportunities, ultimately empowering them to navigate and shape their futures.
The BOOK in the logo symbolizes education, knowledge, and learning. Empowering Economic Vistas often involves providing individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate economic landscapes effectively. Education is a fundamental aspect of empowering individuals and communities economically, enabling them to make informed decisions and pursue opportunities.
The QUILL PEN represents creativity, innovation, and the power of ideas. In the context of economic empowerment, innovation plays a crucial role in driving growth and creating economic opportunities. The quill pen symbolizes the generation of new ideas, strategies, and solutions that can lead to economic advancement.
Together they represent creativity, innovation, and the power of ideas and signify communication and expression. Effective communication is essential for disseminating knowledge, sharing ideas, and collaborating to address economic challenges.
A Brief Project Report
Selected students from the Departments of Economics & Commerce along with Assistant Professor Ms. Mhabeni Kikon visited a medical and surgical wholesale outlet, ‘Yhome Surgicals’ in Kohima on 18th September 2023. The primary objective of the survey was to understand the wholesale and retail market process in detail.
The company was established in 2013 and was developed by collaborating with some medical companies in Guwahati and Dimapur. Initially, the products were distributed to hospitals and pharmacies in and around Kohima town. But over the years the company has expanded its business to other parts namely, Phek and Senapati districts and beyond. First aid and surgical tools are the most demanded items. The store also restocks medicines and surgical materials regularly. The overall assessment indicates that the company is making considerable profits. It is contributing to the development of the state economy by engaging in the timely storing and distribution of medicines and surgical tools to hospitals and medical institutions. Furthermore, it is empowering the
Educated youths by gainfully employing them in various capacities.
Sojimon Thomas, HoD
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics