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Dastan-e-Yeshu, presented by our batch on the eve of Christmas, was an enchanting exploration of the story of Jesus Christ through the art of Dastangoi. Dastangoi, a traditional form of Urdu storytelling, added a unique and cultural touch to the narrative, transporting the audience to a world where the timeless tale of Jesus unfolded in a captivating manner. The performance skillfully combined musical elements with creative storytelling techniques, creating a mesmerizing tapestry that showcased the beauty of Dastangoi. This artistic rendition not only conveyed the religious essence of Christmas but also demonstrated the versatility of storytelling as a powerful medium. Dastan-e-Yeshu, with its blend of Dastangoi, music, and creativity, became a celebration of both the Christmas spirit and the rich cultural heritage embedded in the art of storytelling.

Isabella Thoburn College in collaboration with UCO Bank organized an Extempore competition for the students on the Topic "Financial Awareness and Women Empowerment" the reason being that Extempore speaking is crucial in financial awareness and women empowerment, allowing individuals, especially women, to spontaneously express their understanding of economic concepts. This skill is essential in financial literacy programs, enabling confident articulation of financial goals. It facilitates prompt responses to economic queries, fostering a deeper comprehension of personal finance. In professional contexts, particularly job interviews and business meetings, extemporaneous communication becomes a valuable asset for women seeking career advancement. Additionally, it contributes to inclusivity and gender equality by empowering women to actively participate in financial discussions and challenge stereotypes. This skill serves as a powerful tool for advocating women's financial rights and addressing issues such as wage gaps and financial planning, fostering a more empowered and informed society.

Achieving problem-solution fit and product-market fit are pivotal milestones for any entrepreneurial endeavor. Problem-solution fit entails identifying and understanding a specific pain point or need within the target market and developing a solution that effectively addresses it. Keeping this in mind, Isabella Thoburn College (Professional Studies) Organized a Guest Lecture Lead By Mr. Abid Zaidi. The session ensured to focus on the Choices, Critical Thinking, initial alignment that the product or service resonates with customers and genuinely solves a real problem. Subsequently, product-market fit involves validating the product's acceptance and scalability within the broader market. It signifies the optimal alignment between what the product offers and the demands of the market, resulting in widespread adoption and sustained growth. Both problem-solution fit and product-market fit are iterative processes, requiring constant feedback, adaptation, and a keen understanding of customer needs to create a sustainable and successful business model. The Interactive session ensured spark curiosity and interest of students wanting them to learn more.

Our industrial visit to Tata Motors was on 16.01.2024 , sprawling outlet in Lucknow, spanning an impressive 600 acres, was a remarkable experience marked by a strong emphasis on security and safety, given the nature of the manufacturing plant. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed and provided with refreshments before delving into an insightful introduction to the company's mission and vision. A comprehensive briefing on the manufacturing processes of Tata Motors followed, offering us valuable insights into the intricate assembly of vehicles. The tour inside the plant showcased the precision and dedication invested in the manufacturing and assembling of vehicles. Amidst these enlightening experiences, we were treated to a delicious lunch, highlighting Tata Motors' commitment to its employees' well-being. The visit left us awestruck by how a unicorn and Maharatna company could be so conscientious about every aspect, fostering an environment that prioritizes employee satisfaction and welfare. The knowledge gained during the visit has left an indelible mark, and we eagerly anticipate the possibility of being a part of such a distinguished institution in the future.

Workshop on enterpreneurship skill, attitude and behaviour development The event was organized on 21 December,2023 from 11am onwards in seminar hall of ITCPS. It was basically the workshop event on the basics of entrepreneurship skill, attitude and behavior development. The expert talk was provided by Professor Meera Singh (Head of Incubator and Entrepreneurship Cell, Amity University, Lucknow Campus). She has provided a deep insight on entrepreneurship skill, startups and idea generation. Students also get to clear their doubts regarding their mini project. She explained various terms relating to entrepreneurship in a very simplified language along with the examples of startups initiated under her cell.

Our college Christmas party was a dazzling spectacle, radiating with the warm glow of lights that adorned every corner. The atmosphere was filled with infectious joy as students gathered for a night of celebration, dancing, delectable food, and unwavering togetherness. The essence of fire, emanating from flickering candles and a crackling fireplace, not only provided physical warmth but also symbolized the spirit of Christmas that warms the hearts of all. A special acknowledgment goes to our esteemed President, who graciously organized the event upon our sincere request. The grandeur of the party was elevated by various competitions, with winners receiving well-deserved gifts. In alignment with our college motto, "We receive to give," the festive occasion seamlessly intertwined with the spirit of Christmas charity, reminding us of the joy in sharing and giving back to the community. [video width="480" height="448" mp4="https://itcollege.ac.in/itcps/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/WhatsApp-Video-2024-01-19-at-11.50.22-AM.mp4"][/video]