category Regional, chandigarh, , tags Regional, chandigarh, , DW BUREAU Chandigarh Haryana Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal expressed his delight upon learning that IIM Rohtak is establishing an extension campus in Gurugram, recognizing that this strategic initiative will not only enhance educational opportunities but also contribute significantly to the economic and intellectual growth of the state. While virtually speaking at the 15th foundation day of IIM Rohtak, Mr. Kaushal lauded IIM Rohtak s remarkable achievements, from pioneering Integrated Programmes to establishing unique ventures like the Sports Management PG programme, cementing the institute s role in shaping the future of management education. He said that the IIMs have been instrumental in promoting scientific management principles in government institutions. Through academic programs and research initiatives, these institutions have trained public servants in modern management techniques, empowering them to enhance efficiency, streamline processes, and make informed, data-driven decisions. IIMs collaboration with government agencies in research and consultancy has facilitated the integration of modern management methodologies into public administration, contributing to more effective and accountable governance practices beyond the corporate sector, he added. While congratulating the teaching community of IIM Rohtak on this occasion, Mr. Kaushal urged them to unite in a shared commitment to enhance both the technical expertise and emotional intelligence of students. This collective endeavor will equip them with the skills necessary to not only excel as proficient managers but also to emerge as empathetic leaders, well-prepared to navigate the intricacies of the global business landscape. Reaffirming the Haryana government s unwavering commitment to foster entrepreneurship and empowering women, Mr. Kaushal highlighted two initiatives the Mukhyamantri Yuva Udyamita Yojana (MYUY) and the Haryana Matrushakti Udyamita Yojana as emblematic of this dedication. The MYUY extends substantial financial support to young entrepreneurs, offering a 25 subsidy on new business setup costs, capped at Rs. 10 lakh. Beyond financial aid, MYUY facilitates mentorship and skill development opportunities, empowering emerging entrepreneurs to translate their visions into successful enterprises. Acknowledging the transformative impact of startups, he said that the state government has also launched the Haryana Startup Policy. This comprehensive framework is designed to propel startups forward by providing a range of incentives, including tax benefits, seed funding, and mentorship. The policy also streamlines regulatory processes, fostering an environment conducive to the growth and success of startups. (editor dailyworld.in)