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Dayanand Munjal Award for DAVIET principal

JALANDHAR: Dr Manoj Kumar, principal, DAV Institute of Engineering & Technology (DAVIET), has been awarded with the LMA-Dayanand Munjal Award for the manager of the year 2017, at the 40th anniversary and annual award distribution ceremony.

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, December 10

Dr Manoj Kumar, principal, DAV Institute of Engineering & Technology (DAVIET), has been awarded with the LMA-Dayanand Munjal Award for the manager of the year 2017, at the 40th anniversary and annual award distribution ceremony.

The award was established with the aim to promote and develop management education and encourage young managers and entrepreneurs for their contribution in the field of academia and industry.

The principal said, he desired to keep on working in the development of technology and means of communication, so that the budding technocrats and managers of the region do not lag behind in their journey of information superhighway.

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