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PAGE 2 : And Actress PritikaChoudhary felicitated with 'Humlog

Awards'

PAGE 3 :Sexual OffencesAwareness Program organized

in Udaipur

45th National SafetyWeek celebrated in WCL

Udaipur.The closing ceremony of the 45th NationalSafety Day was held at Wonder Cement Limited RKNagar, Nimbahera. On this occasion, President (Works)SM Joshi welcomed chief guest Deputy Chief Inspector(factory and boilers), Chittorgarh J.R. Gautam. Staff,officials, workers, contractors and workers participat-ed in the event. Electrical Engineer Nilesh Mishra swornemployees and workers to safety and security. ChiefSecurity Officer Ashish Mukherjee informed everyoneabout the work done by Wonder Cement Ltd in thefield of safety in the year 2015. On this occasion,JRGautam detailed various aspects of security andall employees in the past year is not any reportableaccidents and zero accidents also congratulated theproject in time. The scope of the misuse of mobilephones informing the government about it shortly, hewill take steps to ban the practice in the field of mobile.SM Joshi said that if we do our work safely, whichsaves time in 16 months that we will follow the rulesof safety to build a new plant to be certified. He saidthat security is the responsibility of every person. JointPresident, P& D CS Sharma also urged to follow safe-ty rules. Safety Week slogan contest, poster contest,quiz, debate and all the participants were awarded.Chief Financial Officer Jaideep Shah gave vote of thanksand the program was conducted by Narendra Bhatt.

Eye check-up camporganized at UCCI

Udaipur.Udaipur Chamber of Commerce andIndustries (UCCI) conducted an eye check-up campin association with ASG Eye Hospital. A total of 200people were benefitted in the camp by getting theircomplete eye check up by expert doctors of ASG EyeHospital, in which the expert team of doctors exam-ined cataract, eye obliquity,pediatric&oculopastythrough modern machines.

President Shri VP Rathi said that due to today's-busy lifestyles, most working individuals do not go tohospitals for eye check-up. The objective of the campwas to provide medical advice to such individuals.

The song of'Brahmotsavam' filmedUdaipur. South Indian film superstar Mahesh

Babu and popular actress Samantha starrer filmBrahmotsavamwas shot in the Lake City on Tuesday.A song was filmed on Lake Pichola on Tuesday. Thefilm will be shot for two days in various idyllic loca-tions of the city. According to the reports, the unit ofthe film being directed by Srikanth arrived in Udaipuron Tuesday and the song was shot on the new bridgeof Lake Pichola. The shooting saw superstar MaheshBabu and actress Samantha. The crowd of admirerssprang on the shore of the lake.

English Language Teachingin India :Problems and

InnovationsEnglish has a status

of associate language,but in fact it is the mostimportant language ofIndia. After Hindi it is themost commonly spokenlanguage in India andprobably the most readand written language inIndia. English in India isused not only for com-municating with the out-side world, but also forinter-state and intrastatecommunication. Keepingin view this use of English

Language Dr Pankaj Vyas,Associate Prof. inS.S.College of Engineering, Udaipur and Dr MehzbeenSadriwala, Assistant Prof. in J.R.N.Rajasthan University,Udaipur come out with a book under the title : EnglishLanguage Teaching in India, Problems and Innovations.This book is sure going to serve all the students ofEnglish Language and open the new door of learningeven to non -English students.English is progressivelybeing deemed as a 'must-know' language in India. Itis rather intriguing to observe that in a multilingualcountry, regardless of official language policiesdesigned to support the use of regional languages ineducational contexts, English is in fact used in all theareas of everyday living in the country. It is the lan-guage of administration and education, and further-more jobs in India continue to require fluency in English.

Vatika Owners meeting held Udaipur.The Vatika Owners Association of Udaipur

held a meeting on last Sunday to discuss severalissues related to taxes and regulations.All vatika own-ers demanded that Municipal Corporation should notlevy city development tax from the vatikas developedon agricultural lands. More than 50 people attendedthe meeting.

Rajkumar Taya, president of the association saidthat there is no where mention of obtaining develop-ment tax on the properties developed on agriculturalland. Secretary Devnarayan Dhabai has said VatikaOwners are paying heavy annual fees as a licensefee to Municipal Corporation. He said that Vatika onagricultural land are permitted to register in UMC, soit is not correct to ask for city development tax.

Other topics discussed in the meeting include park-ing and cleanliness.

Book Launched

Udaipur : MukhyamantriJal Swawlamban campaignthese days is being heardeverywhere. This campaign ismaking things better in allmarked villages across the dis-trict. The implementation of thecampaign is being done at aswift pace taking all the agen-cies and help groups into con-sideration. Each of the agen-cies and people involved aretargeting to complete all thewater storage and related tasksby June 30 which is the dateset. This will ensure that all themeasures being taken to con-serve the rainwater in comingseason become successful.

From ground level workerto top officials, all are con-stantly monitoring and workinground the clock for the successof this mission. The project notonly is an ambitious attempt bythe government to provide

enough water for all needs butit also aims at improving livesof people. Earlier in the Baaravillage of Girva circle, a naakawas constructed with dimen-sions of 140 x 8 x 12. It usedto collect the rainy water froma 14 kilometer square of area.The capacity of the naaka wasabout 5.5 lacs of liters but nowthis naaka has been filled withthe soil that used to flow in withthe water.

Now after all the hard workfrom volunteers and govern-ment suppor, the dam is nowgetting a good shape andincreased capacity. Now thisNaaka of Baara which standsrennovated and upgraded withcapacity is all set to quench thethirst of not only adjoining areasbut also of nearby places. asmall canal of 900 meters willhelp along. 600 meters of thecanal is already concreted while

the remaiing 300 meters ofcanal will be cemented soonafter the crops are cut. Now thisNaaka will have additionalcapacity of 500 cubic feet whichcould not only be possible dueto consolidation of the dam andconstruction of the canal. Thegreenery around will furtherensure that people come herefor tourism as well.Tribal peo-ple are very pleased to see thisdam in function. They now will

have water round the year andall their needs besides farm-ing will be met with ease. Suchscenario is Rajasthan is verypromising of course. The mainreason why such examples aremaking history is because peo-ple have taken things in theirhands. The public participationhas been unprecedented.Earlier where people used tostay away from public works,now they are taking full inter-

est and taking charge of theirthings. Home minister in arev iew meet ing recent lyacquired the feedback of thecampaign while secretary inc h a r g e R a v i s h a n k a rShrivastava stressed uponpushing the activeness towardsthe campaign. District collec-tor Rohit Gupta further instruct-ed officials to imnspire morepeople for more participation.

Rajkumar Rinvas has alsoasked to expedite other waterconservation projects in forestsfor more water storage. Withgeneral public, even army isparticipating in water conser-vation activities which is furthermotivational to the people.

The success of the Baaradam (Naaka) is an example ofhow aware public can bring inthe difference and with the helpof administration can bring thesea change in life.

People make things possible

Bindar questions workmethod of officials

Udaipur : Questioning the workingmethod of officers, MLA Randheer SinghBhindar said that as soon as a question israised in the assembly, the officers start work-ing for release of payments. He asked if foreach of the matters, people will have to waitfor the assembly session. The MLA fromVallabhnagar actually had raised the issue

of balance amount of construction of toilets under the SwachhBharat Mission. Countering Bhindar, the Panchayati Rajminister Surendra Goyal informed the assembly that thereis no money pending to be paid for the Bhindar area. Bhindaragain asked if for each payment, the assembly session isneeded. He added that as soon as the question is raised,the payment is done. Assuring the MLA, Mr. Goyal said thatnow this will be taken care of in future.

Udaipur : In GeetanjaliUniversity a two day 2ndInternational Astrology andHealth Seminar - 2016 wasinaugurated on 12th march withJoint Collaboration of Dev VarunShodh Sansthan and publicSociety alongwith GeetanjaliUniversity. The Chief Guest ofthe programme was KiranMaheshwari The CabinetMinister Phed Government OfRajasthan Dr. R. K. Nahar haspresided the ceremony. TheProgarmme Began by a song'Padharo Mahare Desh' SungBy Kopal Sharma. Later ChiragTrivedi and Hitesh Sharmac h a n t e d s o m e m a n t r a s .Samrika was Inaugurated anthere by the guest present onstage. The president PanditBhatt in his speech said thatthere in a great role of overthought in Diabetes, cancerand heart disease. Astrologyresearch is needed in this mat-ter. We are so mush dependenton materialism that we by touchscreen, new car but we do nottake care of our meal henceinvite diseases. This will not be

done by analysing one kundlibut many kundlies will be need-ed to analyse to know that somespecific disease enters becausesome speci f ic p lanets inChaktra.

Chief guest Pandit RatanVashishath said that measure-ment of cosmic rays and thetruth of Planets is necessary tobe know. Vice Chancellar saidthat various changes could bebrought by joining new aspects,technologies and new experi-ments with astrology and med-ical science. In 1st technicalsession of the ProgrammeSurendra kumar , Mamta,Goutam, Pankaj Nalwa and

chetan Sharma spoke on thepredications of diseases on thebasis of astrology. Surendrakumar mohanti told the processeof forecasting diseases by theeffect of harmful rays. MamtaGoutam told details of Chakras.Pankaj Nalwa spoke on yog byplanets position and diseasesupcoming. Chetan SharmaFrom Delhi Told That There Are3 Types Of Diseases Physicalmental & Spritual. Ultra SharmaPresided this Session. ThenOlga Capalco From Mascospoke about acute situation Inmedical Astrology . They toldabout all the planets By Energy.

In the 2nd Session Aditya

Kumar Shastri fom Kota, RajdevForm Ahamdabad, SumanSharma Form Al lahabad,Namita Nigam, Sheela Prasad,Keval Prasad Rajgor formDwarka, Rashmi Devlase andRohit Sharma presented paperson the impact of Astrology oncancer.In the third seasonRakesh Soni from Jaipur, AnilGupta, Amit golambe, Dr.Suryakant from Mumbai andBahrat sardana from Delhispoke on the subject astrologyand mental disability. In the 4thseason Rajesh shrivastava,A.K. Verma and Puja jain readpapers on Diseases causingthrough vastu.

International Astrologyand health seminar held

17th mass wedding onMahavir Jayanti

Udaipur : The sixth Mahakumbh of Sakal Jain Samaj will beorganized by Shri MahavirYuvaManch on 18th and 19th April onthe occasion of Mahavir Jayanti. The Institute's main patronRajkumarFattawat said the upcoming Mahavir Jayanti April 19Sakal Jain SamajMahakumbh will be held in which 1 million peo-ple of Jain faiths would attend and along with this, on April 18,the 17th mass wedding ceremony will be held at the society inwhich more than 25 couples will tie the knot. The two-day eventon April 18 at the grand procession where the groom and bridesseparately trestle astride the wedding site will go. After the grandarchway and varmal collective devotion evening ceremony willbe held. At midnight, the first freestanding pavilion will be com-pleted in the marriage ceremony. JanamkalyanMahotsav on April19 grand procession of Lord Mahavira and the entire societyunder one roof SwamiVatsalya ceremony will be held to honorspecific individuals and society.

Himesh Reshammiya visit-ed Ajmer sharif with Farah kari-maee to offer prayers for suc-cess of Teraa Surroor .Himeshvisited Ajmer sharif last time topray for the success of Aap KaaSurroor and was surrounded byfans who made his entry to theDargah impossible and he hadworn a burkha and took bless-ings which had created a hugecontroversy , this time again alsoHimesh visited Ajmer sharifDargah with Farah karimaee topray for the success of TeraaSurroor but has decided that hewill not commit the mistake hedid last time , Aap Kaa Surroorbecame a huge hit and Himeshwants to get blessings for Ajmersharif Dargah again for the suc-cess of his latest film teraa sur-roor which releases this Friday, The producers T series andHR musik have already coveredthe cost of the movie and arein profits through sales of musicrights , satellite rights , Indiantheatrical rights , overseas rights, dvd and Internet and otherrights but Himesh wants the filmto be loved by the audience aswell and we are are very happywith the way the movie has

shaped up said an excitedShawn arranha who directs thefilm ,Himesh who has givenmusic for 120 films and 650super hit songs as a compos-er is on a high with the releaseof teraa surroor as this this ishis 10 th film as an actor and

100th film with t series .saidShawn who is very confident ofthe product . Teraa suroor starsHimesh Reshammiya, Farahkarimaee , Naseeruddin shah ,Shekhar Kapur , Kabir Bedi ,Monica Dogra , shernaz Pateland releases on 11th March.

Himesh Reshammiya visited Ajmer sharif

Udaipur : P ro fessorUmashanka r Sha rma ,assumed office in traditionalway as VC of MPUAT,all topofficials of MPUAT were pre-sent atthis juncture.ProfSharma wh i le thank ingGovernor of the state andchancellor of University saidthat his priority is to developfinancial condition of farmersof Mewar. Vice Chancellor saidthat he will avail all newresearches and information tothe farmers as early as possi-ble. While discussing about uni-versity's issues VC said thatthere are several vacant postswhich in university which needto be fill. He also talked aboutthe problems of pensioners andsaid that he will resolve it. Heassured pensioners that the for-mality of loan from Bank of India

is on its last stage and hope-fully state government will alsoprovide guarantee.Dr Sharmawas former professor of ento-mology; he studied in MPUATand later served there.

Dr Umashankar Sharmawas also honored FellowshipAward from Common Wealth

Education and Managementadministration. He was alsohonored by Governor ofGujarat, Dr Sharma exten-sively contributed in numberof national and internationalevents related to research andeducat ion represent ingMPUAT.

New Vice Chancellor ofMPUT : Prof Sharma

The two-day camp on Women's Day concludedUdaipur. A two-day camp was organized

by Maheshwari Mahila Gaurav at OrientalPalace Resort to teach the tricks of stayinghealthy. President of the society,SaritaNyatiinformed that the camp wasorganized in the leadership ofKaushalyaGattani, andneurotherapist DrKaran Singh informed the women to stayhealthy in the body to be given about the

pressure point in the detail, so that the pres-sure of those women at home through hispoint can prevent diseases.Shiva temple on the occasion of the musi-

cal evening was organized worship. Alldevotees who come to the evening drinks,fruit-fruit and water were distributed. Themembers concluded the camp by donatingblood.

From reporting news as it is to delivering verdict, media has come a longway. There was a time when news used to be very important part of the dayand people would spend that one hour in front of TV or beside a radio setto know what was happening across the world. Now we have 24 hours run-ning channels. There are hundreds of such channels which serve you news

in various colors and tastes. The reporting,unlike earlier, today is very biased and as abalanced listener, you will get a clear ideawhat exactly the anchor is trying to make youbelieve. The conviction with which the news

is delivered has a strong impact on the listener and they begin to believethe idea being floated. But now these days so many channels are beingaired and most coming with one side or other of the issue, people have start-ed labelling channels with political parties. And this is done by the peoplewho find news opposing their party. One news against your political partyand people start a campaign to label the news channel as biased. Well, allthis is not good at all for the healthy social and political environs of the coun-ty. A news channel is generally aired across the world and entire world seeswhat's happening in a country. And when it's India, people take plenty ofinterest. If one channel is laying a positive growth story of the governmentanother is questioning it, it does not help the cause of India that needs invest-ment and for which a positive framework of trust and sustainable growth isneeded.True, that media must highlight all the wrongdoings, corruptions,and exploitation in as it is color but the same time, the same media alsomust showcase a growth story of the country. Media is a very powerful toolto keep people informed and aware. It must understand that if they keep onpainting one-sided story of the matter, soon people will start ignoring it. Eachstory should be a balanced one. All important questions must be asked andanswers must be presented without any coloring. Today the youth is verysmart. Any lie would nose-dive in no time. Also the analysis that these chan-nels present cannot fool people for a long time. So anyways the truth willcome out and then the channel that doctored the image of any incident willlose all the credibility.In the wake of recent JNU developments, it has beenproved that media can be important tool but at the same time some chan-nels that allegedly played fake videos have lost their credibility. There couldbe a bunch of people who would have liked these doctored videos but peo-ple at large felt cheated. Its time media takes the responsibility and stop con-ducting media trials. Reporting should be clean and simple without any col-oring. Let the people see and decide what exactly should be the takeaway.

Entertainment, Tech & Business

02 UDAIPUR MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2016

Being a fair Media

Editorial

Vodafone India, one of India's leading telecommunication services provider,today announced the expansion of its next generation, high speed 4G networkin Mumbai to the residential and business corridors of Thane and Kalyan dis-trict. On Feb 10, Vodafone had commenced the roll-out of its 4G services inMumbai and since then has been gradually expanding its coverage across theentire city in a phased manner. The roll-out will be completed across all partsof Mumbai including the Eastern suburbs & New Mumbai license areas by endMarch 2016. Besides Mumbai, Vodafone 4G services are already present in

Kerala, Karnataka, Kolkata and Delhi &NCR. Built on the efficient 1800 MHzband, this state-of-the-art network willenable Vodafone 4G customers toaccess internet via mobile with speedsacross a range of smart devices includ-ing Mobile Wi-Fi& dongles. Vodafone4Gservices can be readily accessed from4G enabled handsets. Vodafone 4G willsignificantly enhance the mobile inter-net experience for customers with fasterdownload/upload of videos and music,

seamless video chats and will also facilitate greater ease in using their favoriteapps. Customers will also adore features like high definition video streaming,mobile gaming and two-way video calling.Vodafone's 4G service in Thane andKalyan district of Mumbai is built on a strong fibre backhaul of 100G, and is sup-ported by its superfast 3G services on a new and modern network. With thislaunch, Vodafone is now uniquely positioned to offer in Mumbai,2G/3G/4Gserviceson its own state of the art, convergent radio technology. Leveraging its globalnetwork and experience, Vodafone is also the first and only telecom serviceprovider to currently offer international roaming on 4G to its India customersvisiting Ireland, New Zealand , Czech Republic, Greece, South Africa, Albania,Hungary, Italy, Portugal, UK, Germany, Romania, Spain and Netherlands withmany more countries to be launched in coming weeks. Vodafone 4G servicesare present in 5 circles of Kerala, Karnataka, Mumbai, Delhi& NCR and Kolkata,which today contribute close to 50% of Vodafone India data revenues.

Bollywood is the sobriquet for the hindilanguage film industry, based in Mumbai.The term is used as to refer to the wholeof Indian cinema. Raja harishchandra(1913) is known as the first silent featurefilm made in india but the first sound filmwas alam ara which was released in 1931.

And then, a need was felt to honourthe people for their excellence in cinematicachievements, as a result 'the timesgroup' started filmfare awards in 1954 tohonour both artistic and technical excel-lence of professionals in the hindi languagefilm industry , which is one of the oldestfilm events in india, In which only 5 awardswere presented at the starting. But withtime, the categories had grown upto to 37.With time, a total of 9 award functions arebeing held now, which are as follows : -Screen Awards, Stardust awards, Apsaraawards, v shantaram awards, Global Indianfilm awards, Zee cine awards, internationalIndian film academy (IIFA), Times india filmawards (Toifa) including filmfare.

All the technical persons, are being hon-ored during all the award functions, but till

now, the category for best hair and make-up artist had not been introduced in anyof the award functions inspite of "IIFA"awards which has only make-up catego-ry.

Like other technical people, hair and

make-up artist had also played on impor-tant role since the first Indian film had beenmade. Their contribution to create a beau-tiful and screen appealing face can't beignored and till now, many make-up andhair artists had created stunning and beau-

tiful looks Indian for the whole film frater-nity .

On the other hand, Oscar award whichis the oldest and biggest film award func-tion had been honoring hair and make-upartist since 1981 for their outstanding con-tribution in cinemas.

Why till now, hair and make-up artistare not being given their due for their hardwork and passion which they put on mak-ing a hero and heroine like fairy tale char-acters.

Their contribution is also as importantas any other technical teams. A movie isincomplete without them, they makes anormal looking person a superstar , anold person, an ugly person etc. so, we nowdemand that with the padma awards, ahair and make- up artist should be hon-oured for their contribution in film frater-nity awards too.

And we congratulate the team of hairand make-up artist (Damian martin, Lesleyvarderwalt and elka wardega) for best hairand make-up design for 'mad max- furyroad' at Oscar awards 2016.

FOR BEAUTY MAGAZINES

New Delhi: Steelbird Hi-TechIndia Ltd reckoned as one of the topclass helmet manufacturer compa-ny across globe with various appre-ciation and achievements recentlyparticipated in CSR activity to moti-vate women safety on 8th March,2016 . On t he occas i on o fInternational Womens day, Steelbirdhelmet India distributed a bulk ofexclusively designed women hel-mets to women riders. The compa-ny has always been in a buzz ofstriving ahead to boost women safe-ty and always indulging in activitiesassociated with safety of men andwomen riders.Mr. Shailendra Jain,Group Head-Sales & Marketing(Steelbird) Said: "It is an initiativetaken by the company. As a lead-ing manufacturer of ISI helmets, it'sour social responsibility to createawareness amongst two-wheeler rid-ers especially that of the female rid-ers who are majorly neglected whenit comes to safety. We want peopleto give first priority to their safety

specially the young girls & boys thuswe distributed helmets to women rid-ers who ride without helmet or feelsthat it is not mandatory for thembecause they are women. Oneshould always wear quality helmetsbearing ISI mark, a standard setupby the ministry of Road transport &highways."

This initiative started from theSteelbird's Head Office and later onextended to other areas of Delhi com-prising various lady riders. The hel-

mets were given to the Lady Policeof Ashoka Nagar Thana, TrafficPolice for their Wife/daughter/sis-ter. The helmets were then also des-persed at India Gate focussing onthe common ladies driving twowheelers unescorted by an ISI hel-met or any safety gear.

Steelbird Helmets is a pioneerin the field of quality helmets whichprovides extra safety features sur-passing the standards set up by theBIS for ISI Helmets.

STEELBIRD DISTRIBUTED WOMEN HELMETS ON THE IWDAY Krushna Abhishekshoots for Jhunjhunaa

Ni l kan th Regmi ,Vanshmani Sharma andKamal Kishor Mishra of RockMountain Productions keptthe shoot of their debut filmJhunjhunaa at Filmcity,Mumbai .Krushna Abhishekwho is busy in comedy showshas signed this film as main

lead .H iman i Sh ivpur i ,Mushtaq Khan,Mukesh Tiwariand Rakesh Shrivastava camefor the shoot.Songs are writ-ten and composed by PraveenBhardwaj.Manoj Sharma isthe director of film .KrushnaAbhishek and other cast wereshooting for a court scene.

TCS Recognized as a Leaderin Manufacturing

Mumbai, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), (BSE: 532540,NSE: TCS) a leading global IT services, consulting and busi-ness solutions organization, today announced it has been rec-ognized as a 'Leader' in the IDC MarketScape report,"WorldwideManufacturing PLM Strategic Consulting 2015 VendorAssessment." IDC MarketScape assessed ten vendors withannual revenue of at least $1 billion that offer strategic con-sulting for a portfolio of PLM processesat customer sites.Thereports highlights TCS' strategic consulting experience andcapabilities encompassing PLM process design, product cost-ing and engineering, manufacturing collaboration, and PLMtraining and enablement.

Achievers from variousfields including Cinema,Television & Media were recent-ly felicitated with the GOLDENACHIEVER AWARDS & theAIAC Awards for Excellence (invarious categories) at a glit-tering gala organized by seniorjournalist turned entrepreneurAbhishek Bachchan at THECLUB, Mumbai. The agendaof the conference on "IndividualAchievements & Nat ionBuilding" was to honour men& women from varied fieldssuch as Real Estate, Industry,Education, Entrepreneurship,Healthcare, Social Work,Philanthropy, Creative Arts,Service, Astrology, Media andPerforming Arts et el with theAIAC Awards for Excellence intheir chosen vocation. The Jurycomprising of Anil Dhawan,Dheeraj Kumar,MukeshRishi,Anil Murarka,BaldevSingh Bedi,Kanwaljit Singh andRakesh Bedi jointly felicitatedthe award winners. Prominentamongst those who were con-ferred with the GOLDENACHIEVER AWARDS(Contribution to Cinema and

Television category ) wereDheera j Kumar, VarshaUsgoankar, Kanwaljit Singh,Ravi Kishan,Tina Dutta,Rashami Desai, NandishSandhu, Sunil Pal, IndiraKrishnan, Surendra Pal, SureshMenon,Tinaa Ghaai, ShilpaRaizada, Tanisha Singh,Meghna Singh, Reeni Dhyani,Jaswir Kaur, Maushmi Udeshi, Rashmi Pitre, Kanchi Singh,Baldev Singh Bedi, Rajiv Ruia,Shadab Fa r i d i , An i lNagrath,Kamya Punjabi,Prachee Shah Pandya, GauriTonk , Su lagnaChatterjee,Yogesh Lakhani ofBright Outdoor and SaundaryaGarg. Other achievers whowere felicitated with the AIAC

AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCEin their chosen vocation includ-ed Dr. Minnie Bodhanwala(Health Care), Mayank Shroff(Cinepolis Cinemas), WaseemAkhtar (India News), GauravDubey (Mid Day), VikasRadheshyam (NewsNat ion),Ranvir Gehlot (Mahanagar Mail), RajniPanwar (Namaskar Duniya),Krishen Tiwari (Zoom Delhi),Dr. K.K. Kapoor (Cardiologist),D r. P raveen Gup ta(Neurologist), Pt. Jai PrakashSharma (Astrologer), AmanVerma ( Business ) Vinu Shetty(Social Entrepreneur), SanjeevGupta (Outdoor Media - GlobalAdvertisers) and Bhaskar Jha(HPCL).

Glitz and Glomour atGolden Achiever Awards

VODAFONE INDIAEXPANDS ITS 4G SERVICES

Mumbai.'Humlog', a social insti-tution, initiated by Mirachandaniorganized an award function atRadio Club,Colaba, Mumbai.On theoccasion, the Actor,Singer produc-er, director, Music Director SantoshSawant and actress PritikaChaudhary were awardedfor their upcoming filmJhamela. Jhamela isscheduled forrelease on 8thApril 2016.

SantoshSawant a.k.a.'Pawa' asknown in thefilm industryhails fromKolisare inRatnagiri.Mumbai beckonedhim to try his luck inthe tinsel town. Havinghis love for music he cut hisfirst music album titled 'Voice ofArt', which was released by T-Series. This bolstered his spiritsand went ahead to make a Hindifeature film Jhamela. The film is acultural biography and the life of anindividual associated with folkmusic base on true events. Themain protagonist is played bySantosh Sawant alias 'Pawa' and

Pritika Chaudhary in the lead roles.The film has travelled to variousfestivals like Cannes Film Festival,Toronto International Film Festival,Melbourne Film Festival, etc. Thefilm had a special screening there

and was appreciated andapplauded too.

On receivingthe award

from asocialinstitu-tion,HumLog,film-maker

SantoshSawant

said, "Thisis a special

moment of hap-piness for me. I

have been honoured at allplaces for my film. The film is slat-ed to release on 8 April 2016. Iwould want the audience all over tolike the thought of a guy comingfrom a small village on the silverscreen and appreciate the film andits stars so it will bolster our spiritsand strengthen us to do better worktoo."

And Actress Pritika Choudharyfelicitated with 'Humlog Awards'

Udaipur : On the occasionof World Plumbing Day, FinolexIndustries Limited with a par-ticipation of approximately 3000plumbers organ ized 60Plumber Meets across theNation. These meets were con-ducted in 26 states and 58 citiesacross the country. During theevent, FILappreciated the con-tribution of senior plumbers fortheir effort and dedicationtowards maintaining health andsanitation in the country. Inkeeping with the Prime MinisterNarendra Modiji's agenda onskill development, the plumbermeet focused on the impor-tance of skilled plumbers in thecountry. Plumbers actively par-ticipated in these plumbermeets and expressed their

sentiments towards this initia-tive taken by Finolex IndustriesLimited. In order to support theplumbing community, FinolexIndustries Limited will contin-ue to plan and organize suchmeets in the near future. It isan endeavour of the companyto provide support and betterlives to plumbers.In Rajasthan,the company organized these

meets in Jodhpur, Udaipur andSikar which was attended by180 plumbers. The companyexpressed its gratitude for thework done by these plumbersand organized giveaways andgames for them. Elaboratingabout the company's motiveand plan on this occasion,Executive Chairman, Mr.Prakash Chhabria sent a video

message to all 60 plumbermeets where he expressed hisgratitude and thanked theplumber community for play-ing an important role in ourP r ime M in i s te rMrNarendraModiji's initiative ofSwacch Bharat Abhiyaan.Speaking on this occasion, Mr.Prakash Chhabria, ExecutiveChairman of Finolex IndustriesLtd. commented, "I am veryhappy to be standing here aswe in partnership with KushalCREDAI Pune Metro start ourfirst batch today and releasethe training material. This dayis significant considering thattoday is World Plumbing Dayand being able to reach out toso many members of our plumb-ing community is heartfelt.

Finolex Industries held a record 60 Plumber Meetsacross the nation

Udaipur : Vedanta Limited, India'sonly diversified natural resources com-pany observed the '45th National SafetyWeek' across its operations. The week-long activity, from 4 - 10th March, 2016highlighted Vedanta's priority towardsthe safety of the employees and incul-cating a zero harm culture.

"Safety is an imperative to Vedanta'svision of long-term sustainable devel-opment as well as crucial to maintainthe 'Licence to Operate'. The impor-tance of a zero harm workplace frombusiness, leadership and human per-spective is critical and the company fol-lows global benchmarking standardsin terms of adhering to safety proce-dures, work environment and safetyinfrastructure. Every business leadermust be passionately committed to theirworkforce's safety," says Tom Albanese,CEO, Vedanta.

Safety is a core value and a part ofthe company's long-term businessgoals. In FY15, the company impart-ed over 750,000 hours of safety train-ing to employees and contractors. TheLost Time Injury Frequency Rate(LTIFR), a unit of measuring produc-tive time lost as a result of worker injury,reduced substantially from 0.54 to 0.46in FY15(YoY).

All Vedanta's companies haveadopted a robust approach to hazardidentification and risk assessment stud-ies, which is conducted phase-by-phase. In terms of certification, 45/52

sites of the company are OHSAS 18001approved.

Key Highlights of the NationalSafety Week: The company's alu-minium operations in Lanjigarh(Odisha)organiseda 'safety march' andurged all the workers to make safetya habit. Around 1,300 students in thearea participated in Safety-themedcompetitions, promoting the practiceamong the country's future leaders.Atthe operations in Jharsuguda (Odisha),employees participated in safety-themed quiz competitions to highlightits importance.

At its aluminium operations in Korba(Chhattisgarh), BALCO, organized amarathon or a 'Run for Safety' to markthe event. Aspecial workshop on safe-ty for women was also conducted. Streettheatre, safety themed quiz and infor-mative seminars were organized tospread the message among the work-ers and their families. Cairn India, inRajasthan, marked the National SafetyWeek by stressing on the importanceof 'Strengthening safety movement toachieve zero harm' through variouscompeti t ions and screening off i lms . Vedan ta ' s Sus ta i nab leDevelopment Framework guides siteteams to consider employees and con-tractors when developing their man-agement systems. When it comes toworkforce safety, there is no differencebetween a contract worker and anemployee.

Awareness on inculcating a Zero HarmCulture, during National Safety Week

Aircel launches 720 secondsof talk time for just Rs.5/day

Udaipur : Keeping in line with its com-mitment of 'doing a little extra', Aircel, one ofIndia's most innovative telecom brand,launched a unique market-first Rs.5 rechargepack that would enable customers in Rajasthanenjoy 720 seconds of talk time every day inlocal and STD. Aircelcustomers in Rajasthancan now recharge Rs. 5 pack through paperrecharge, ETOP or through USSD Dial*121*555# and enjoyunmatched and themost affordable voice calling rates across thestate. With Aircel'sRs.5 pack, the first of itskind in the industry, customers now need notworry too much about STD bills and can con-nect easily with their friends and relativesacross the country. Arvind Singh Shekhawat,Business Head - West, Aircel, said, "At Aircelwe always believe in 'doing a little extra' forour valued customers and we're confidentthat this product will appeal to a large num-ber of our users since they can now enjoy720 seconds of talk time at just Rs. 5/day.

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MLSU VC caught a studentwhile cheating

Udaipur : OMG-A student caught red handed by MLSUVice Chancellor while doing inspecting a college atDhariawad. Udaipur. In addition to it three more studentswere caught cheating at centers where annual examina-tions are going on.

MLSU spokesperson Dr Kunjan Acharya has informedthat Vice Chancellor Prof I.V Trivedi is very concerned andstrict for the discipline during exams, so he himself joinedthe team of Checking Squad and conducted sudden inspec-tion at Dhariawad Examination Center where he caught onestudent.

The flying team caught one student from Chittorgarh,one from Kushalgarh while one student was caught fromBN PG College center while doing cheating.

Eye Check up camp by UCCIUdaipur. UCCI had conducted an eye check up camp

in association with ASG Eye Hospital.200 people were benefitted in the camp by getting their

complete eye check up by expert doctors of ASG Eye Hospital.V.P Rathi, president of UCCI has informed that the camp

was conducted specially for businessmen, industrialists andskill workers who are most of the time occupied in their workand unable to go for eye check up.

CSR @Wonder Cement Wonder Cement Ltd. has organized a meeting on 9th

March 16 to develop smart villages located near their plantin Nimbahera. Sarpanch of Panchayat Phalwa, Lasrawan,Facher Ahiran, Badoli Madhosingh, and DevelopmentOfficer, AEn. Nimbahera were present in the meeting.

Shyam Sunder Paliwal who has developed smart vil-lage Piplantri in Rajsamand has shared his experience withall members. with the help of R K Marble and MNREGAscheme, the community has constructed toilets in everyhome, large scale greenbelt , watershed , waste disposalsystem in Piplantri. Awareness Program was organized byMotilalPaliwal and H S Jhala of WCL. Hemender Nagar,SDM, Nimbahera has advised all village Sarpanch to makemodel village like Piplantri. Health camp was also orga-nized in village Lasravan, Nimbahera by Wonder CementLtd (WCL) in association with District Health Departmenton 12th March, 2016..99patients were benefitted in thecamp. Dr. Sushil Rathore of Health Department and Dr.Vishwas Jain, Medical Officer- WCL have given servicesto the community.

10 crores for potable drinking waterUdaipur : The Municipal

Corporation has made a bud-get of 10 crores for the provi-sion of potable drinking waterin the city. Corporation's WaterSupply Committee meeting onFriday, Mayor ChandrasinghKothari said that if the city has

water, the residents must also get the water for drinking.Thecorporation has allocated 10 crores in the name of potabledrinking water. The water resource department plans to cre-ate a demand for them will be at the ward level. They willtry to get back to work. If the department doesn't work, thecorporation will work on a priority basis.

The corporation has taken this step at the suggestionof Home Minister Gulab Chand Kataria. Committee chair-man RehanaGermanwala said that several meetings havebeen held with the department, but not provided for in wardshave been improved. CommissionerSidharthSihag said thatthe work associated with Smart City and AmritYojana willbe done on priority. Before that, the work would be doneusingthe corporation funds. Mohsin Khan, GarimaPathan,AshaBordiya, Pramila Chaudhry and Ex EnMukeshPujari werealso present.

Full diet @Rs 5 at Krishi Upaz MandiUdaipur : Poor farmers specially those arriving every-

day from remote tribal areas to the Udaipur Mandi to selltheir crops are benefitting at large by the subsidized lunchunder the Kisan Kalewa scheme. Villagers can avail a fulldiet consisting of 8 chapattis, Dal and a vegetable curryalong with a glass of buttermilk in summers while 50 gramsof Gur (jaggery) in winters. The Krishi Upaj Mandi Samiti isproviding the diet at subsidized rate of rs 5 per plate whichoriginally costs them rupees 40 a plate." Large number ofvillagers arrive at the mandi premises daily to sell their pro-duce. Manytimes women come with their little children andthey have to wait for hours at the yard for their tractor orcarts to get unloaded" said Bhagwan Sahay Jatav, the mandisecretary. "These are people who may not afford to eat athotels or dhabas and therefore to benefit them the samitistarted the Kisan Kalewa scheme to provide nutritious foodat cheap rate" he added. The scheme has been much appre-ciated by the farming community and so far more than 29thousand farmers have been benefitted of it. " We havespent 5.48 Lakh rupees to provide the food at the subsi-dized price. We are also trying to rope in donors from amongthe merchants for the smooth running of the sheme" Jatavsaid. Udaipur MP Arjunlal Meena who visited the Mandirecently supervised the quality of food and even had lunchwith the farmers.

Home Minister Kataria inaugu-rates wrestling hall

Udaipur. Gulab Chand Kataria inaugurated a wrestlinghall at Luv Kush Stadium The hall is situated at the first floorof the stadium. MLA Phool Singh Meena, Mayor ChandraSingh Kothari, social worker Dinesh Bhatt, Hemant Chajed,Dinesh Gupta etc were also present on the occasion.

Dance competition concludedUdaipur:On the occasion of International Women's Day,

a t h ree day even t was o rgan i zed by SwamiSharanamShikshanSansthan at SS College of Education,Jhamar-Kotda Road, Umarda. Various competitions wereheld under this event. The chief guest of the program wasInstitute director SubhashRajak, special guest was secre-tary of the Institute Smt. Ina Rajakwhile the program wasconducted by Principal Dr Smt. VatsalaPadliya. The cere-mony was attended enthusiastically by local women andthey challenged all the teachers of the college. On the firstday of competition, solo dance and group dance was held.Subhash dance on the occasion said that the way to expressthe rhythm, rhythm and balance is required in every sec-tion of society in the same way women should proceed tohold its own with the men.

This Women's day .i.e. 8thMar 2016, Archana Shaktawat& Saroj Patel had organizedan Open forum Discussion -"Pursuit of Equality" at SwamiVivekanand Garden FatehSaga r. The o rgan i ze rs(Archana & Saroj) run aVoluntary Mission of educat-ing and creating awarenessamong women about SexualOffences. They conduct freesessions in various schoolsand col leges on SexualOffences, laws related to it andprecautionary measures thatcan be taken. Their motto isto make sure that every womanis aware about her rights sothat she can raise her voiceagainst any discrimination.They have been workingtowards this cause for 18months and their vision is tomake Udaipur a womenFriendly and Safe city.

On this event, renownedand successful women of thecity were invited to this eventto share their success storieswith the audience which includ-ed students from Faculty ofManagement Studies (FMS),L a w C o l l e g e , M L S U ,

Geetanjali Medical College(GMC), and CommerceCollege MLSU and from dif-ferent professional back-grounds.

The guest speakers were:P r e e ta B h a r g a v a ,Superintendent of Jail, spokeabout her achievements. Shehails from a small city Dhaulpurand after 12th standard herfather told her to discontinueher education. But, she refusedto accept this and completedher graduation and post grad-uation through distance learn-ing. After which, she volun-

teered to join Jail Services andnow she is at this post. Sheencouraged girls not to givetheir dreams and work hardtowards it. She also men-tioned that she tries to moti-vate all prisoners to let go oftheir past and start life afresh.

Ragini Sharma, RenownedLawyer - she imparted a lot ofLaw related information ondomestic violence, Dowry andFamily Disputes. She alsospoke the amendments inSexual Offences Laws postN i r b h a y a C a s e . S h eaddressed the youth in the

audience that they are thestrength of the nation and ifthey want they change any-thing and everything. She moti-vated people to supportwomen in all circumstances.She also mentioned thatwomen need to get out of theircocoon, break barriers andsucceed like how she and oth-ers guest speakers have done.

Dr. Madhulika Singh - Sheshared her story about herstruggle to reach where sheis now. She experienced hard-ship in terms of traditionalrestrictions of the Royal Rajput

Family but yet set a benchmarkfor her. She completed hermedical studies from the USApost marriage and became asuccessful doctor. It alwaysperturbed her that she wasknown as somebody's wife,mother or daughter. It was thiscompassion to have her ownidentity that made her excelin her field. She inspiredwomen to have their own iden-tity and encouraged girls toexplore their strengths andoutshine in that.

Nanda Chopra, Manager,SSBJ Bank, Udaipur - She'sproud mother of three daugh-ters and mentioned they areher strengths. She addressedthe issue of Finance and howimportant it is for women to befinancially independent. Sheimparted knowledge on whywomen need to have bankaccounts and how they shouldinvest their money.

Jyoti Chauhan - runs anNGO which creates aware-ness among women on Breastand Cervical Cancer. Shespoke on lack of awarenessamong women about cancer.She mentioned that even

women in their 20s need toknow about this and shouldknow how to self examinethemselves. She spoke abouthow breast and cervical can-cer are leading cause of deathamong women and the rea-son is late detection, lack ofawareness and it is taboo. Shesaid there is a cure for cancerprovided women go for thecure. She motivated the youthto stop shunning these topicsand start creating awarenessabout it.

People from the audiencegave speech on WomenRelated Issues like EmotionalManipulation, Gender dis-crimination, Gender Equality,Measures for Women's Safetyand Feminism. Various

thought provoking ideasand suggestions were put for-ward Students from variouscolleges got an opportunity toquestion the guest speakers.There were a few students whonarrated poems on Feminismand sang songs on issue ofFemale Infanticides. We alsohad a Nukkad Natak on HonorKilling done by students ofFMS.

Sexual Offences AwarenessProgram organized in Udaipur

Udaipur @ RHGirls Athletic Events At AITS

Udaipur : International Women's Day to give themessage of Women empowerment, AITS success-fully organized "Girls Athletic Events 2016" at GulabBag. In the athletic events various sports i.e. 200meter Race, 3 Leg Race, Shot put, Discuss Throw,Spoon race were organized. Rohini got first positionin the 200 meter race and Divya got second. In 3 legRace Radha and Krishna got first place. Rohini Stoodfirst in the shot put and in Disc throw lalita got first.Sh. Om Prakash Agrawal, Honorable Patron, AravaliGroup of Colleges congratulate all the women fac-ulty member's, staff and students on the occasion ofthe Women's Day and congratulated all the winnersand participants.

Solar Power Plant to comeup at Rana Pratap Nagar

StationUdaipur.Rana Pratap Nagar station along with

3 other stations of Ajmer division will soon use greenenergy for their electricity needs as Indian Railwayswill be installing Solar power plants there.

Indian Railway Finance Corporation Ltd (IRFC)signed a memorandum of understanding with Ajmerdivision of North Western Railway for installation ofeco-friendly solar panels on Tuesday.

Solar power plant of 280 KWp would be installedat Ranapratap Nagar, Marwar, Rani and Falna tocater to electricity needs of the rail premise with eachstation getting 70KWp Solar PV plant.

Rs 3.29 Cr, the cost of green project, will be borne

by IRFC under its CSR funds.It may be noted that Udaipur station is already

covered under the solar plant and was also devel-oped using the CSR funds.

Program on women empowerment held

Udaipur. A cultural program on empowermentof women was organized at Aishwarya PrimaryTeacher's Training School.

The chief guests of the program were RJ Ankitand TV actress Neetu Kachhara. The guests werewelcomed by the principal Dr Qayyum AliBohra.Students of Aishwarya Education Institute pre-sented various cultural programs focusing on thetheme of women empowerment.

AITS organizes GirlsAthletic Meet

Udaipur.On the occasion of InternationalWomen's Day, Aravali Institute of Technical Studies(AITS) organized "Girls Athletic Events 2016" at GulabBagh. The event was intended to promote the mes-sage of Women empowerment on the day special-ly meant for women. In the athletic events varioussports including 200 meter Race, 3 Leg Race, Shotput, Discuss Throw, Spoon race were organized.OmPrakash Agrawal, Honorable Patron, Aravali Groupof Colleges congratulate all the women faculty mem-ber's, staff and students on the occasion of the Women'sDay and congratulated all the winners and partici-pants.

A Sanctuary for street animalsUdaipur : Animal Aid is a vital rescue

center, hospital and sanctuary for injured andill animals too fragile for the streets. Situatedat Badi road, some 15 kilometers away fromthe city, it is presently home for around 150animals including dogs, cows, bulls, don-keys and pigs. The inmates are loved hereas 'angels' and have more than 3 acres ofland to roam, play, doze in and investigatethroughout the day. An American family-Erika,Jim and Claire Abrams Myers are thefounders and managing directors of AnimalAid. Serving animals is their life's passionand absorbs their attention full-time. Inspiredby their selflessness, animal lovers fromaround the globe come here throughout theyear as volunteers to render love and ser-vice to their mute friends. Entire expensesare met by donations received from kind soulsfar and wide. Journey from Seattle to Udaipur

Enamored by the Indian culture and val-ues, in 1995, the Myers decided to gradu-ally try to shift their lives from Seattle (UnitedStates) to live full time in India. Claire wasjust 6-year-old then. They came to Udaipurin intervals of 2- 3 months in a year, stayedin guest houses and made friends with thelocal people. In 1999 the family decided tomake a permanent home outside the city, ina small village called Chhota hawala nearShilpgram. " We saw injured animals on the

roads and realized that there were no vet-erinary services for them. The govt hospitalfor the animals focused on dairy cows andgoats and had neither facility nor desire torescue un-owned street animals" Erika andJim said. Animal Aid Unlimited was official-ly set up in 2002 and the first operating the-atre, hospital and kennels were opened in2003 with a staff of 7 including a vet, nurse,three rescuers, watch man and a cleaner.Animal Aid's vehicle moved around the citywith the staff inquiring with the people if theyhave seen any suffering animal in their streets.Slowly awareness increased and peoplebegan calling at the helpline number to reportabout ailing animals. Claire started makingclassroom presentations in various schoolsto generate awareness among childrenabout the importance of rescuing street ani-mals. By 2013, she had addressed 100,000kids. 50,000 animals rescued Animal Aid grewrapidly. Since 2003, their animal treatmentshave grown exponentially and by 2015, morethan 50,000 animals have been treated. Theyhave shifted from the original site which wasvery small to a rented 4-acres where 400animals-250 who are under treatment andthe rest in sanctuary, are housed each dayand where 50 full-time staff members andvolunteers from around the world take careof them. Animal Aid is growing speedily.

Maharaja College sur-rounded in allegations

Udaipur.Serious charges are being made on MaharajaCollegebecause of predominance. Operations are claimingChatarsinghRathore Maharaja College Education CommitteeOfficer Dr Satish Sharma, Nagendra Singh and Ashish Harkawatcollege operations against the alleged multi-crore fraud.Chatarsingh said in a press conference on Friday that till June30, 2015, Dr Satish Sharma was handling college manage-ment. According to the committee, the management wasentrusted to us. We had given 4.5 crores out of 6 crores to DrSatish, and the rest was to be given by March 31. Yet Dr Satishgot us attacked by some goons. After complaining to the police,the police, instead of arresting them, hit me and my colleaguesand relatives. Several people were injured.

Leveled serious chargesOther party Dr Satish Sharma said in press conference soon

after that ChatarsinghRathore did not deposited the affiliationfees due to which recognition of the college was dented. Hedid not follow the terms of the MOU. To give as a wedding heldin the campus without permission. Was attacked with anti-socialelements. He also got the name of the college changed.

Aravali Cultural Week

Udaipur : Today was the closing of a Fantastic Cultural Week2016 organized at Aravali Institute of Technical Studies.

Students participated in the cultural week on different themewith huge energy and entho. The poster competition was orga-nized at Rajiv Gandhi Udhayan on the topic "Our Smart City,Udaipur" to float the message of the responsibility of each cit-izen to contribute in the direction. Sh. Om Prakash Agrawal,Honorable Patron, Aravali Group of Colleges congratulate allthe winners and participants.

The prestigious and muchawaited Tata Crucible CampusQuiz is back with its intelligentformat and stimulating ques-tions to challenge college stu-dents across the country. Thewinner was from NLU institutein Jodhpur defeated 180teams to win the Udaipurregional round of Tata CrucibleCampus Quiz 2016 held at IIMUdaipur, MLSU campus. Thewinners will now battle againstthe champions from 8 citiesat the Zonal level. The 12thedit ion of Tata CrucibleCampus Quiz is a unique 20-20 game to be played on thebasis of a 20 question Prelimfollowed by a T20 format final.The quiz that has now expand-

ed to 36 cities has numerousexciting rounds in the T20 for-mat . These rounds aredesigned to test the contes-tants' speed of thought andendurance for them to battleout their way to the top of theleader board.The winnerswere awarded prize money ofRs. 75,000 followed by Rs.

35,000 for the runners-uprespectively. The winners ofthe national finals will receivea grand prize of Rs. 5, 00,000/- along with the coveted TataCrucible Trophy. The quiz washosted by ace quizmasterGiriBalasubramaniam, betterknown as 'Pickbrain' whothrough his questions kept the

contestants and the audienceconstantly engaged.

The students of IIM Udaipurfacilitated the quiz in the city.Four teams from the institutesecured a place in the secondround of the tournament. Therunners up, Sanish Samueland Anand Desai were alsofrom the institute but unfortu-nately the top prize eluded theinstitute in this edition. The cityshowed a bumper turnout ofabout 180 teams - one of thehighest number in the coun-try where the event is beingheld for the first time. The Tatacrucible organizers havevouched to make this city apart of their itinerary in the sub-sequent edition as well.

Gurgaon, With an objective to raisethe standards of Clinical Legal Educationin India, the GD Goenka University(GDGU), School of Law is hosting the firstedition of GDGU Moot Court Competitionscheduled from 11-13, March 2016 in theUniversity premises. 132 law students from44 colleges across 16 states of the coun-try are participating in the 3-day compe-tition which will be adjudged by promi-nent legal luminaries. Hon'ble Mr. JusticeA.P.Shah, Former Chief Justice, Madrasand De lh i H igh Cour t & fo rmerChairperson, Law Commission of Indiawill inaugurate the competition in thepresence of Prof. Dr. Raj Singh, Vice-

Chancellor, GD Goenka University(GDGU), Mr Lalit Bhasin, Senior Advocate,Supreme Court & President, Society ofIndian Law Firms, Mr. S Prabhakaran, Co-Chairman, Bar Council of India and Prof.Dr. S Shantha Kumar, Dean, School ofLaw. Moot Court Competitions, which area mandatory part of law curriculum in alllaw schools today, offer a practical andapplication-based approach to learningof law. Participating institutions in the firstedition of the GDGU Moot CourtCompetition dealing with the internation-al law regime include leading colleges likeNational Law School Bangalore, NationalLaw University Delhi, other National Law

Universities from Raipur, Gujarat, Assam,Kerala, and others. The competition isdivided in four rounds in which the stu-dents presented their arguments on var-ious cases before legal experts/judges fromcompanies like AZB Partners BMR Legal,Deloitte, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan,NGT& Supreme Court, SREI Infrastructure(Ko lka ta ) , Sha rdu l Amarchand ,Mangaldas, Khaitan & Co., Zeus Law andothers. Speaking on the occasion, Dr.RajSingh, Vice Chancellor, GD GoenkaUniversity, said "We at GD GoenkaUniversity believe in imparting practicalknowledge to our students which will pre-pare them for the real life situations.

Tata crucible's maiden voyage to Udaipur - A mega success

G D Goenka University Hosts First Edition of Inter -College Moot Court Competition for Law Students

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Lost ParadiseWe have run out of colours,

Our ears thirst for the sound of feathers,All around we see a dull shade of brown and grey,

All green and blue has become it's prey,A dullness untouched by the bright wings of the butter-

fly,A silence unbroken by the humming of the bees we no

longer spy,Let's get our colours back,Let's get our music back,

We have to wake up and rise to regain our paradise.Prof. Mukta Sharma

Healthy HairBeauty secretes

vilas janveUdaipur :Organized by Rajasthan

Tourism and District Administration,Rajsamand and curated by BanyanTree, Kumbhalgarh Festival(4th to 6thMarch,2016) was indeed a memo-rable Festival in terms of innovations.Recently Rajasthan Tourism hasadopted the new symbol with newpunch line "JAANE KYA DIKHJAAYE!" and this was realized dur-ing this during this Festival.

Since morning till night the cam-pus of Kumbhalgarh Fort was fizzywith action imbibing a variety of inter-esting cultural activities.

Meditative Musical Morningsbrought three different genre of Music,Folk Nirgun Bhajan by Shri MaheshaRam Meghwal and his clan fromBarmer, Haveli Sangeet by PanditChandra Prakash from Ajmer andDrupad-Dhamar Gayan by Shri JyotiSwarup Pandey from Udaipur. All thethree mornings from Friday to Sundaybecame very special with renderingof Devine music. Yoga sessions ofMs.Divya Naithani,Yoga Teacher fromMumbai were another treat for healthlovers. Foreign and domestic touristsas well as local residents enjoyed prac-ticing various Yogasans and alsoclarified their doubts. Both the activ-ities took place in the courtyard ofYagya Vedi in befitting ambiance.

The Chief Guest of inaugural cer-emony Shri Pravesh Kumar Salvi, ZilaPramukh, Rajsamand garlanded thePicture of Maharana Kumbha on 4March morning which was followedby Lamp lighting and beating theDrum. The other dignitaries presentin colorful Safas were Shri ArvindSengva,SDM,Kumbhalgarh,ShriBabuSingh,Pradhan, Shri MandhataSingh,Distt. Social Welfare Officer,ShriGoverdhan Singh Jhala,Secretary,Hotel Association, Shri Bishan SinghRanawa t ,Sa rpanch , Gava r,Smt.Kamla Joshi,Ex.Pradhan,ShriKuber Singh Solanki, SecretaryKumbhalgarh Heritage Society ,PrithviSingh Jhala and Shri PremsukhSharma besides Miss Sumita Saroch,Dy. Director, Rajasthan Tourism .

The visitors had Musical recep-tion on Ram Pol by Dhanraj and hisclan on Bankiya, Dhol and Thali. Thosewho climbed and saw the Fort Palacealso experienced soothing music ofRawan Hatta by Ramniwas Bhopaat Bhairav Pol. This was a refresh-ing treatment for the climbers whoset for a while listening to music. OnNimbu Pol it was again a surprisingperformance of Algoza by RamnathChaudhari who is also famous for his6 feet long moustache. People notonly enjoyed his performance but alsohad Selfy Sessions on cameras and

mobiles. Day time performances included

vibrant folk and tribal music, dancesand indigenous performance to allurevisitors.

Gavari Tribal Dance Drama fromMewar region had attraction ofElephant which moved forward andbackward on the beat of Madal andThali. Teratal from Gogunda dis-played high degree of grace and skill.The Angee Ger from Balotara wascentre of attraction for their huge sizeRed angees and vibrant dance to thebeat of Dhol and Thali setting moodfor Holi,the festival of colors. Garasiatribal artistes showcased triumph inValar dance through energetic danceaccompanied by Dhol,Thali Kundi andBansuri. Bhavai dancer DimpleAthwal received grand applaud forher mesmerizing performance.Ghumar dance form Udaipur had ele-gant gestures. Master musician IsmailKhan Langa and his group fromBarmer rendered melodious folksongs while Kailash Solanki fromPushkar displayed high skill onNagada. Stalwart artiste JummeKhan Mewati from Alwar was at hisbest with Bhapang vadan and Mewatifolk songs. International PuppeteerKherati Ram Bhat from Jaisalmer notonly entertained children and elderswith his scintillating traditional pup-

pet shows but also offered his ser-vices to teach puppet manipulatingpuppets. Pappu Bhat astonishedviewers with his extinguishing art of"CHHATAR KOTALI".

Tourists, students and profes-sional artistes actively took part inPainting and Photography competi-tions curated by Dr. Vishnu Mali andShri Rakseh Sharma Rajdeep.Winners got attractive prizes. Safaexpert Shri Mahendra Singh Parihargave demonstration of Safa tying toforeign and domestic tourist whichwas followed by interesting turbantying competition. In all nine touristsinc lud ing four fema les f romCanada,Austrelia,Dubai,Izrail andIndia received prizes and all the fiftyparticipants were gifted Safas by theo r g a n i z e r s . We l l c u r a t e dKumbhalgarh Festival had choicestmelodious music and debonair danceconcerts in the evenings to allure theaudiences from 4th to 6th March.

Taal Mewar , a choreographedperformance included dhol,khad-tal,bhapang,nagada,cholak,changetc percussions. Famous artist ShriRahul Sharma and his Band dis-played highly melodious musicalcompositions and also had fusion withpopular folk singer Shri KacharaKhan Mangainar.Shri RakeshChaurasia on flute and Shri Purbayan

Chatttarjee on Sitar had sweet jugal-bandi on raga Hansdhwani. Theyw e r e a c c o m pa n i e d b y S h r iRamkumar Mishra on Tabla. Thisgroup had melodious fusion withinternationally acclaimed folk musi-cian Shri Mehardeen Langa. LokChhanda productions presentedMAHARAS (blending Kathak andChau) directed by Smt. MaitryeiPahari from Delhi. Smt. ArchanaSingh, Collector ,Rajsamand honoredartistes. The concluding evening sawwonderful presentation of Odissi per-formance by Padmashri MadhaviMudgal and her disciples. GangaS t a v a n , T e e v r aMadhyam,Madhurasthkam andMoksh were highly appreciated. Thepopular Band performance ofSushimit Sen Chronicles from Delhiattracted youth present and energizedthem to swing and dance.

Kumbhalgarh festival was curat-ed by Banyan Tree an event com-pany from Mumbai who brought inno-vations with quality. The period of fes-tival needs to be revised with appro-priate advance publicity to make thisFestival on tourism map of the world.Inclusion of traditional cuisine andgames may attract more tourists infuture. Long live Rajsthan Tourismand its new punch line 'JAANE KYADIKH JAAYE'.

Kumbhalgarh Festival celebrated with innovations

Indian women are known for their beautiful and long hair.Many women complain of falling hair these days. Hair careis important if you want healthy hair. Pollution and wrongfood habits can damage your hair. Always have high pro-tein diet and zinc in young age to avoid hair problems inlater ages.

I have seen that many people use oil daily to nourishtheir hair. But this is a wrong habit. Apply oil twice a weekand at night only. Massage gently. Use lukewarm olive oilto massage your scalp. Steam your hair with hot towel inthe morning.

Wash with mild shampoo if you have virgin hair. Alwaysuse good quality shampoo and hair mask for chemicallytreated hair.

If you colour regularly, use shampoo and conditionerwhich is made for coloured hair only. Take hair spa in aweek.

Antiseptic hair oil: 100ml olive oil, 50ml coconut oil, 50ml mustard oil, mint leaves 10, been leaves 10, basil leaves12.Boil these in an iron pan. Use a strainer to strain this oilwhen it is cool. Apply if you are suffering from itchy scalp,flaking or dandruff.

Hair mask: Egg 1, coconut oil 2 tbsp, henna one tsp,honey 1 tsp, coffee powder 1 tsp, mashed banana 1.

Mix everything. Apply all over and leave for 30 minutes.Wash with Luke warm water. Avoid henna powder if youuse color. Every woman dreams to have healthy and silkyhair. I hope this article will surely help to solve your hairproblems.

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Be organic with Kashish

Hi readers. Quinoa is asuper good which givesyou energy and it ishigh in protein. TodayI am sharing a veryhealthy and tastyrec ipe of qu inoa.Kebabs are my all timefavorite.

Ingredients: BoiledQueen's Quinoa 200gm,boiled kidney beans or rajma200gm, oats 100gm, greenchillies 2 finely cut, ginger1 piece finely cut, degi mirch

powder 1 tsp, kitchen Kingmasala 1 tsp, salt accordingto taste, refined oil 3 to 4 tbsp.

Method: Take a big bowl.Add boiled quinoa, boiledand mashed rajma, greenchillies and other ingredi-ents. Mash properly. Add

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Shallow fry in a nonstick pan on mediumflame in refined oil.Enjoy with coriander

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Udaipur. His hearing abil-ity disappear causing mentalinfection when he was just of5 , later he lost his parents. Noone to take care off . There aftersunil from village Hathai DistrictDungerpur was brought up bypatidar Society in the vil-lage.society took pains toresolve his deaf problem.Theyvisited various hospitals andconsulted doctors thy toldexpenses of 12 to 15 lacks fortreatment. At last Dr. PrakashDangi from patidar society con-tacted Dr. Chagan, the ENTspecialist, to operate kindly. Dr.Chagan operated the ear ofsunil on 12th march suc-cessfully in mewar hospital atBedla Udaipur.Dr. Manish cha-parwal director of mewar hos-pital helped said Cochlearimplants aim to provide use-ful hearing to children who getlittle or no benefit from hear-ing aids. Implants consist of anexternal speech processor andan internal component.Tounderstand how a cochlearimplant works it is first neces-sary to understand how hear-ing ears hear and process

sound. In hearing ears, soundwaves cause changes in airpressure in the canal, whichmake the eardrum vibrate.These vibrations pass into theinner ear, or cochlear, whichis filled with fluid.The cochlearis like a snail in shape. If youimagine it rolled out, it resem-bles a piano keyboard in thatit has low notes at one end andhigh notes at the other. All alongthe cochlear there are thou-sands of very sensitive cellscalled hair cells.When a soundis made the fluid in the cochlearmoves and stimulates thesehair cells to send a small elec-trical charge to the auditory(hearing) nerve. This smallelectrical current passes along

the nerve to the brain where itis understood as sound.If thecochlear has damaged haircells it will not be able to effec-tively change sound vibrationsinto an electrical current. Acochlear implant makes up forthe lack of intact hair cells byplacing an electrode array (withseveral electrode contacts)within the cochlear. This deliv-ers sound and speech infor-mation directly to the auditorynerve by way of small electri-cal currents.Unlike hearingaids, which make sound loud-er, a cochlear implant bypass-es the non-functional parts ofthe ear and delivers small elec-trical signals directly to theauditory nerve.

Cochlear implant operation @mewar hospital Udaipur

By the way: I am a womanBy the way, I am a woman, Woman of

today. Woman who knows no boundaries.I don't have fears in my mind. I am ready totake risks. I have a family but I can walkalone. I am working to earn not only breadand butter but also luxurious items.

By the way I am a womanwho is a fighter.I was con-sidered as soft hearted andloving creature who canonly take care of her fam-ily. But I never knew thatI had wings ,with them Ican fly high in the sky ofhopes.

One day I woke up andfound myself all alone, strug-gling in the battle field of life. Iwas a daughter, sister, wife andmother but I forgot the truth that first of allI am a human being who is made of fleshand blood. I am a woman who was cursedfor everything. I was cursed to take birth. Iwas cursed to be born as a woman. I washumiliated several times for being born asa woman. I was scolded. My heart was bro-ken when I started my journey. Wounds werenot healed properly and blood was shed-ding whenever I took a step forward to go.Males raped my soul and females tried tokill me when I was unborn. Everyday becomea new struggle for me.

Was this my fault to be born as a woman?

From the very first day when I was born, Iwas struggling to find a way to be secure inlife. I was not at all safe in all ages.

I was told not to go outside at nights, Iwas told to cover myself from tip to toe.

It was not my mistake to takebirth as a woman. I was not

wished to take birth. But bythe way I am born and bythe way I am a womannow.

I want to fly high, Iwant to change this world.I have that potential. I

have that power to makea better world.

I am a home maker, I ama creator. God has created me

to spread happiness. I can createlife on earth. I am the ray of hope for todayand future generation. Give me hope, giveme power to think. Don't snatch away myhappiness by your remarks. Wisdom is mybest friend and I believe in humanity. Makemy journey smooth or I will make a road ofdreams where everything is possible. Befeminity my weapon. Let me breath in freshair of freedom. I want to be a woman, awoman of today. By the way , let me dowhatever I want to do. Create a world forme which is comfortable, safe and free fromworries. Let me live peacefully and let medie safely.

MMPS Orchestra enthrallsaudience at MMFAA

Udaipur.125 students of Maharana Mewar Public Schoolswayed the audience on the Cultural Eve of Maharana MewarFoundation 34th Annual Awards Distribution Ceremony -2016at The Manek Chowk on March 5, 2016. The kaleidoscopicmusical presentation incorporated pieces of Raag Bhopali,Yaman and Khamaj along with small bit of popular Hindi FilmMusic Om Namah Shivaay, John Newton's Amazing Grace,Tarana - E - Hind of Allama Iqbal and Mozart.The MusicalTroupe consisted of 10 Vilionists, 1 Celloist, 5 Flutists, 3Keyboard Players, 1Guitarist, 14 Sitarists, 4 Harmonists, 1Santoor Player, 1 Mohan Veena Player, 10 Tabla Players, 1Drummer and School Choir of 30 students.

Udaipur : Former I.A.S.Sumiti Lal Bohara, while pre-senting the awards to the stu-dents of GSS public Schoolstress the need to give edu-cation of global standard so thatthey may able to cope up withglobal challenges.

In a function organized atGSS good wishes to outgoingstudents from school weredelivered by president sharadchand purohit at founder laxminarayan pandya. At this junc-ture various culture programmewere displayed by students. Ina grand ceremony ex-studentslike Yogesh Salvi and VinodTrivedi were felicitated.

Vote of thanks were deliv-ered by HM Khushi Pandya.

The cultural event were basedby theme Rainbow.

Annual Day Celebratedat GSS Public School

Activites @ The JuniorStudy school

The.Junior Study School was filled with laughter andalso tears as it was time to bid farewell to 5th grade stu-dents. The 4th graders had prepared a lovely party for theirfriends. The day was started with poems followed by choirsinging and dance performances. As a memory of the unfor-gettable years at The Junior Study the pupils were givenmementoes. Also the o end the day, the children and teach-ers danced with big grins on their faces and enjoyed love-ly food. Also a few tears were shed both by the studentsand teachers, as the whole event was very touching andsurely never to be forgotten. pupils of the 5th grade hadprepared certificates for their teachers.Above all The JuniorStudy pupils did a marvelous job in the 6th InternationalEnglish Olympiad.Maitreya Chaturvedi (class 1) was num-ber 4 in the state and 4th in international ranking. For hisexcellent performance he received gifts worth Rs. 1,000, aZonal Gold Medal, a Merit Certificate and a ParticipationCertificate.Harshith Reddy (class 1) was 12th in the stateand 14th internationally. Harshith got gifts worth Rs. 1,000,a Gold Medal of Excellence, a Certificate of Excellence anda Merit Certificate. Shaurya Mehta (class 2) was 11th in thestate and 11th internationally.

LX and VX inscooter range for

the first timeUdaipur. Hero MotoCorp

launched a new scooter Duetat city's authorized dealer VSSHero. On this occasion, thecompany's official VishrantSingh, director of VSS heroSatpa l S ingh , Na t iona lInsurance Company branchm a n a g e r D i l i p Ta l r e j a ,Mohammed Sahib were pre-sent. Two vehicles were deliv-ered on this occasion.

Director Satpal Singhexplained that the new Duetcosts Rs 48,900. The compa-ny has provided it with the exter-nal fuel filling, mobile charg-ing points, boot light, multi-func-tional locking system and tele-scopic suspension. Themileage is 63.8 km per litre. Itis available in six colours.