To be held atSmt. Madi Bai

MirdhaGovernment

Girls College,Nagaur 0nNov. 9-10,

2019Udaipur: The XVI Annual

Conference of Rajasthan

Association for Studies in

English on Widening Canvas,

Shrinking Spaces: Writer and

Society Today will be held at

S m t . M a d i B a i M i r d h a

Government Girls College,

Nagaur on Nov. 9-10, 2019.

Th e P r e s i d e n t o f t h e

Associat ion Prof . Raju l

Bhargava told that the theme

of this year’s conference is very

important in present scenario

of the world. Literature and

society which were integrally

related are being distanced by

market and other forces. The

spaces of literary expression

are shrinking in the present cir-

cumstances as the capital gov-

erns everything. General

Secretary of the Association

Dr. K.S.Kang said that schol-

ars from all over the cuntry are

likely to participate in the con-

ference. The journal of the

conference and the books writ-

ten by the members of the

Association will be released in

the conference. Dr. Devendra

Rankawat , convenor of the

organizing committee said that

noted poet and activist Dr.

Aidan Singh Bhati will be felicit-

ed in the conference. Talking

about the theme of the con-

ference Prof. H.S.Chandalia

told that writer and society are

integrally connected with each

other. No writer can write in

isolation and similarly no writer

can remain unaffected by the

society around. The socio-

political and economic envi-

ronment of a given time and

place molds a writer and his

approach to the world. The post

globalization world led to a

series of changes in literary per-

ceptions and analyses. It cre-

ated a new world order which

is governed by a new set of

values and novel aspirations

of the states and people. It is

a society of creation of wealth

as a primary value. Both at the

level of the individual and the

state it is being understood as

a sign of progress.The unipo-

lar world has created a world

order with the states becom-

ing more and more powerful

and the hard earned freedoms

of people seem to be shelved

in the name of national inter-

ests. Egalitarianism seems to

have taken a back seat in the

wake o f new economic

changes and challenges. In lit-

erary sphere post –modernity

has become a major phe-

nomenon spreading its wide

wings casting their dark shad-

ow over the world menacing-

ly. The reality is no more real

and falsehood is no more false.

What glitters is not gold and

what irks is not pain.

The truth is hidden behind

a mesh of pretensions and pro-

paganda prevails as truth. The

media has come forward in a

big way to define and present

the strains of life. The concept

of Post Truth is a new theo-

retical premise being used and

discussed widely to negotiate

between what is and what is

projected.

The new media has taken

over the traditional print medi-

um. This electronic and digi-

tal revolution has created a

world of virtual experience

which has replaced the real life

experiences and reached a

point where it seems more real

than the real one.

These and other issues

will be discussed in the con-

ference.

Udaipur News & More..

03UDAIPUR | MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2019

XVI Annual Conference of Rajasthan Association for Studies in English

on Widening Canvas, Shrinking Spaces: Writer and Society Today

Rajasthan becamechampion in Kudo

with 23 goldmedals

Udaipur: Team Kudo dominated the

international kudo world by winning 23

gold, 15 silver and 22 bronze medals in

Rajasthan in the 11th Akshay Kumar

In te r n a t i o n a l I n v i ta t i o n K u d o

Championships 2019 held in Mumbai.

R e n s h i R a j k u m a r M e n a r i a ,

International Kudo Instructor and

Chairman of Team Rajasthan told that

Ritika Sharma, Priyadarshani Kamble,

Yuvaditya Nagda,& Nidanyu Bhardwaj

Jodhpur and Laxita Pawar from Kudo

Udaipur, of Sensee Raj Academy in Mixed

Martial Arts, and 5 boys of Combat

Fitness, received the award from

Bollywood star Akshay Kumar and bright-

en the name of Mewar the world.

In this international championship held

under the leadership of Indian Kudo

Federation President Soshihan Mehul

Vora and Chairman Akshay Kumar, Team

Udaipur performed brilliantly by winning

12 gold, 10 silver, and 15 bronze medal-

ists out of 60 medals in Rajasthan, 3 gold

in other districts. With a total of 10

medals, including 2 silver and 5 bronze

medals, Jodhpur made second place in

the state. Bikaner captured a total of 6

medals, including 3 gold, 2 silver, and 1

bronze, Alwar-Bhiwandi captured 3 gold,

2 silver, and 5 bronze, Jalore with 2 gold

and 1 silver and Dholpur captured 1

medal.

Menaria said that more than 5 thou-

sand players from across the country par-

ticipated in this tournament and showed

their power. A team of over 100 referees

and adjudicators, including internation-

al trainer and national A grade referee

Renshi Rajkumar Menaria and Sensay

Vipash Menaria led more than 4 thou-

sand kudo matches under the leader-

s h i p o f t e c h n i c a l d i r e c to r o f

Championship, Hanshi Parsi Bahmani.

Menaria said that Kudo Team India

officially has broken 2 Guinness Book

of Records. 4 Guinness Book World

record holder Renshi Vispi Kharadi led

by Team India's Sanshi Mehul Vora

broke his nail bed record to set a new

record at 9 layers. In the personal record,

a minute was made by turning 21 iron

rods at 90 degrees in one minute.

Gold players of Udaipur - Shubhbala

Radhaswamy, Smt Priyadarshini Kamble,

Ritika Sharma, Mahi Maheshwari,

Udaipur's Jagpal Singh Rathore, Rishi

Raj Jain, Rohan Sharma, Yashansi

Menaria, Dhriti Mojawat and Lakshita

Panwar and children in the women's cat-

egory. Yuvaditya Nagda, Kunal Lohar won

gold medals.

Udaipur silver medalist players -

Bhavna Nagda, Bhavna Sahu, Harshita

Salvi, Pratibha Rathore, Ranvir Singh

Chauhan, Hitesh Kothari, Dinesh Sindal,

Dhruv Tank in the boy's category, Yuga

Swauparia, Manveer Mahato in the

women's category. Winner- Mahiraj

Mojawat, Yuvraj Tanak, Lakshya Nagda,

Yashraj Singh Naruka, Karthikeya Gurjar,

Mutyunjay Joshi, Lakshya Sharma,

Sobhansh Maheshwari, Girls Class

Rajnandini Menaria, Lvisha Rajput, Ritual

Menaria, Mehgl Yadav, Heer Sisodia won

bronze medal. Jodhpur gold medalists

- Sachin, Chestha Patel and Nimanyu

Bhardwaj, silver medalists - Kunal Solanki

and Bharat Borana, brounge medalists

- Riddesh, Aruna Patel, Priyanka, Rudrani

Patel and Gariman Patel won the medals.

Bikaner gold medalists - Devendra Singh

Rishiraj. Singh and Shorea Agarwal, Silver

Medal ists - Anmol Vishnai, and

Vasundhara Sharma, bronze Medalist

Robin Uppal, Alwar -Gold Medalists Neel

Kumar, Subhash Mandar, Mayank Singh,

Kasyan medalists - Nikita Tanwar, Abhay

Rana, Jalore gold medalists - Sanjay

Kumar, Manahil Khan,

The silver medalist from Dholpur was

Shorya Gupta.Parents greeted the

Rajasthan team with the best perfor-

mance so far at the international level.

11th Akshay Kumar InternationalInvite Kudo Championship

“Gandhi VicharManch” submitsa memorandum

to UP CM Mumbai:A sizable number of North

Indians reside in the commercial cap-

ital of India-Mumbai, who are engaged

in various trades like selling vegeta-

bles,milk, driving taxis, auto rickshaws,

handling security, building construc-

tion work and media etc.They toil day

and night and earn money, the major

share of which is spent towards wed-

dings, celebration of festivals and

family programmes in their native

place, giving economic stability to

Uttar Pradesh. However no attention

is paid towards their problems. As such

a memorandum highlighting woes of

UPites, was given to UP Chief Minister

Yogi Adityanath, by the President of

the social organisation-“Gandhi Vichar

Manch” Manmohan Gupta, during

Yogi Adityanath’s visit to Mumbai on

19 October 2019.Upites find it difficult

to get rail tickets while going to UP,

despite working for the years togeth-

er, the hawkers in Mumbai are being

driven away and no alternate employ-

ment is provided to them by the

Government. Besides, there is no

recognised Uttar Bharatiya leader who

could take up their causes. Also, the

land of the UPites in UP is being

encroached upon by local people,

Manmohan Gupta pointed out.

Manmohan Gupta demanded a cor-

rective action to solve these problems.

A publicity campaign for promotion of

religious and tourist places in UP, can

be undertaken in Mumbai and efforts

can be made to take UP on national

tourist map. This will ensure proper

development of UP, Manmohan Gupta

suggested.

Udaipur - Kota -Udaipur Special

Rail Service Udaipur: Western Railways have

gifted the Udaipru Kota circuit with a

special train for the festive season as

well as for the Winter Vacations -

North Western Railways have gift-

ed the Udaipur - Kota circuit with a

special service during the festive sea-

son, which will be under service till the

winter vacations. The service will ply

from 26 October till 31 December.

Abhay Sharma, PRO, North

Western Railway, informed that the spe-

cial train number 09679 will ply between

Udaipur and Kota from 26 October till

31 December 2019. This train will

depart from Udaipur at 0640hrs and

reach Kota at 12noon. The return train,

number 09680 will leave Kota at

1300hrs and reach Udaipur at 1840hrs.

The Train No 09679 will leave

Udaipur at 0640hrs, leave Rana Pratap

Station at 0651hrs, depart from Mavli

at 0737hrs, Chanderiya (Chittorgarh)

at 0905hrs, Mandalgarh at 0952hrs,

Bundi at 1050hrs and reach Kota at

12noon. The Train number 09680 will

depart from Kota at 1300hrs, Bundi at

1335hrs, Mandalgarh at 1437hrs,

Chanderiya (Chittorgarh) at 1605hrs,

Kapasan at 1702hrs, Mavli at 1740hrs

, Rana Pratap Nagar at 1824hrs and

reach Udaipur at 1840hrs.

OrganizedDhanvantari

pooja Udaipur: In Ayurveda Cell

Depar tment o f JRNU, Pand i t

Parameshwar Chaubisa offered

prayers with the law of Dhanvantari

and Lakshmi ji. VC SS Sarangadevot,

Kul pramukh Bhanwar Lal Gurjar,

Senior Accountant Dr. Harish Sharma,

Special Officer Dr. Hemashankar

Dadhich took part in the pooja

On t h i s o c c a s i o n , P r o f .

Sarangadevot said that the worship

of Dhanvantari and the scriptures and

the remembrance of them only destroy

all diseases. He said that the work of

editing Sanskrit texts should be speedy

in India, Western scholars get patent-

ed by acquiring superficial knowledge

of our texts, while we have the auton-

omy over our heritage. Traditional and

home remedies for prevention should

be emphasized rather than cure in the

disease. On this occasion, Krishnakant

Nahar, Dr. Ghanshyam Singh Bhinder,

Jitendra Singh Chauhan, Murtaza Ali,

Lahar Nath Yogi, Ashish Nandwana,

Rajendra Verma, Dr. Chandresh

Chhatlani, Rajni P., Dr. Dhamendra

Rajora, Dr. Om Pareek, Kalu Singh,

Many activists were among those4

who offered flowers to lord Dhanvantari

Rotary teachersaward

Udaipur: The Rotary Teachers and

Rotary Spouse Teachers were award-

ed the Rotary Teacher Award ceremony

held at the Golden Tulip Hotel under

the joint auspices of the Rotary Club

Uday and Badala Classes.

Club President Purushottam Dubey

said that this year the theme was to

honor those teachers who have been

honoring other teachers till now. The

chief guests of the ceremony were the

GSR of the club, Dr. Seema Singh and

Rahul Badala.These teachers were

honored - Shakuntala Porwal, Dr.

Sushma Arora, Sushila Menaria,

Nandin i Bakshi , A l i f ia Bohra,

Shakuntala Pagaria, Bharti Suhalka,Iti

Parikh, Rupali Gupta, Sharmila Jain,

Seema Jain, Monica Kothari, Neeta

Trivedi,Rekha Haran, Urmila Jain,

Hitu Sharma, Seema Gupta, Dr. Richa,

H a r s h a K u m a w a t , R a j e s h

Sharma,Meenu Jha, Shubhangi

Warangokar, Isha Sharma, Neetu

Sagar, Poonam Modi, Mukesh

Janwa,Gajendra Purohit, Deepak

Sharma, Shailendra Somani, Ritu

Bhatnagar, Sarita Dugad, Dr. Vanu

Bhatt, Indira Bhandari, Dilip Prajapat,

Dr. Ritu Vaishnav, Dr. Bharti Sharma

,Rajesh Chugh, K.C. Diwakar, Mohit

Rameja, Vipul Mohan, Ashok Linjara,

Sarita Sunaria andPradyuman Singh

honored by providing the above Shawl

and a memento.The program was con-

ducted by Dr. Ritu Vaishnav. &Shalini

Bhatnagar.

Fresher Partyorganized inCommerce

CollegeUdaipur: The Fresher Party of

Commerce College of Sukhadia

University was organized by the

Students 'Union Executive, according

to the Students' Union President

Shailesh Kataria Mr. Fresher Harsh

Vaishnav and Miss Fresher Janavi

Chaudhary was elected and along with

Nikhil Jarola and Rashmi Bilochi were

runners up. Ranjan Mehta in Solo Song,

Gunjan Wig in Solo Dance and Rahul

Raut in Group dance were first The

program was started with lighting the

lamp by College of Commerce dean

Renu Jethana and the Students' Union

President Shailesh Kataria

Deepawali with 11thousand lamps

Udaipur (Dinesh Gothwal): The

Diwali Snehamilan ceremony was

held at the Fiddle Club. In which all

the members together lit 11 thousand

earthen lamps Honorary Secretary

Yashwant Anchalia said that Deepawali

was illuminated with clay lamps with

a view to inspire local art while boy-

cotting artistic lamps in the field club.

Vice President Umesh Manwani

said that a colorful cultural ceremony

was organized on the occasion. In

which Riya Bhattacharya, Tosha

Sarkar, Deeksha Tor tied the sound in

their melodious voice. The hundreds

of members present there also added

their notes to their notes.

City's KtitiSaruparia

became Mrs.India Worldwide-

2019Udaipur:Lakesity's krtiti Saruparia,

has brought glory to herself and her

city, not only in India but across the

world, by winning the title of

International Peasant Hot Monds India

World Wide Element Space-2019 held

in Greece, Europe.

About 30 thousand contestants

from 15 different countries including

India participated in the auditions of

this competition for married women

and out of which 172 contestants were

selected for the finals of the competi-

tion. In the fiercely contested final, Kriti

Saruparia, a resident of Navratna

Complex of the city, defeated all the

other contestants and won the title.

PM unveils the book“Bridgital Nation”

Challenge of technology,

when converted into oppor-

tunity, transformed ‘Dakiya’

into ‘Bank Babu’: PM

Prime Minister Narendra

Modi today unveiled the book

“Bridgital Nation” and pre-

sented its first copy to Ratan

Tata in an event organized at

7, LokKalyan Marg, New Delhi

today. The book has been writ-

t e n b y N C h a n d r a s e k a r a n a n d

RoopaPurushottam.

Technology: The bridge to achieve

‘SabkaSaath, SabkaVikas’

Addressing the gathering, PM lauded

the authors for bringing out a visionary book

that is replete with positivity and optimism

and delves in depth about the importance

of technology. He added that the book is

coming out at a time when technology is

positively transforming the lives of millions

of Indians.

Prime Minister stressed on the need to

understand that technology is a bridge and

not a divider. He added that technology

builds bridge between aspirations and

achievement, demand and delivery, gov-

ernment and governance in order to achieve

‘SabkaSaath, SabkaVikas’. He said that

positivity, creativity and constructive mind-

set is essential for fast growing aspirational

India. He also emphasized on the need to

build bridge between artificial intelligence

and human intentions .

Governance through technology: The

journey of last five years

Prime Minister narrated how technolo-

gy has been a key component of govern-

ment schemes in order to reform, trans-

form and perform. He mentioned about the

use of data intelligence, digital mapping

and real time monitoring in UjjwalaYojana

which has transformed the lives of millions

of women. He also talked about how tech-

nology has helped in empowering people

through schemes like Jan DhanYojana and

Ayushman Bharat.

Prime Minister also outlined that his gov-

ernment has used technology to remove

silos amongst government departments and

build a bridge between supply systems and

demand, through innovative ideas like

Government e-market Place (GeM). He

explained how technology was used to cre-

ate a robust Start-Up system in the coun-

try, especially in tier-2 and tier 3 cities -

which has helped in the development of

an entirely new ecosystem of startups.

Talking about the need to convert chal-

lenges posed by technology into opportu-

nities, PM cited the example of the cre-

ation of India Post Payment Bank. He added

that the disruption caused by technology

to the entire postal organization was con-

verted into a technology intensive banking

system, benefitting millions through postal

bank which transformed ‘dakiya into a

Bank Babu’.Diplomatic Corp, Government

representatives & Media Personalities

attend

The event witnessed participation of

members of the diplomatic corps, includ-

ing the Ambassadors of USA, Great Britain

and the People's Republic of China.

Secretaries of several Ministries of

Government of India; representatives of

industry bodies including CII, FICCI and

NASSCOM; leading media personalities

including Rajat Sharma, Navika Kumar,

Rajkamal Jha, Sudhir Chaudhary, Smita

Prakash; and members of the Tata Group

were also present.

About the Book : The book presents

a powerful vision of the future where tech-

nology and human beings co-exist in a mutu-

ally beneficial ecosystem. It argues that

instead of accepting technology as replace-

ment of human labour, India can use it as

an aid to generate more jobs. The cutting

edge digital tools can act as a bridge

between aspirations and achievements -

hence the term ‘bridgital’.

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