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04 UDAIPUR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 07, 2015

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Udaipur : Manikyalal

Verma Shramjeevi College,

J a n a r d h a n R a i N a g a r

R a j a s th a n V i d y a p e e th

University, organized a rainbow

o f c u l t u r a l p r o g r a m m e

‘Sargam’. The opening speech

was delivered by Registrar,

Prof.C.P.Agarawal, which

made its captivating impact on

the students.

The Cultural programme

head Dr. Hemendra Chaudhari,

Manikyalal Verma Shramjeevi

College, gave the details of the

function. The theme for the pro-

gramme was ‘Patriotic’ which

included patriotic songs and

patriotic poems. The Guest of

Honour for the programme

was Dean and Registrar, Prof.

C.P.Agarwal and the Chief

Guest Dean, Social Sciences

a n d H u m a n i t i e s , P r o f .

P.K.Punjabi.

Introductory speech was

delivered by Dr. Hemendra

Chaudhari, who briefed about

theme and details of the pro-

gramme. The flower distribu-

tion for guests were been done

by Dr. Pankaj Rawal, Dr. Mamta

Paneri, Dr. Kusumlata Taylor,

Nardev Singh and by Girish

Purohit. Opening of the pro-

gramme was held with ‘Solo

Song’ in which many partici-

pants showed their excellent

talent, following the series the

second was ‘Group Song’ and

the last was ‘Poetry Recitation’.

With galaxy of numerous pro-

grammes along with the stu-

dents passion there was a

complete environment of true

patriotism.

Esteemed Judges for the

programme were Prof.Suman

Pamecha, Prof. Mukta Sharma

and Prof. Malay Paneri. The

Gu e s t o f H o n o u r w a s

Prof.C.P.Agarwal he elaborat-

ed his views on the intensity

of such programme and

assured his full support for

any such programme in near

future. The Chief Guest for

P r o g r a m m e w a s P r o f .

P.K.Punjabi he declared that

such motivational programmes

will be organized timely in the

college and he assured that

such programmes will be held

at university level too.

Beautiful and soulful per-

formances on theme of patri-

otism were been given by the

‘Sangam Members’ of college

like Prof. Sunita Singh, Dr.

Mamta Paneri, Dr. Mehzbeen

Sadriwala, Dr. Nirmala Purohit

a n d b y D r. H e m e n d r a

Chaudhary which evocated

lively and joyful environment

among audience.

In the last Prof.P.K.Punjabi

announced the result which is

as per following: Winners for

Solo Song Competition were

First Deepanshu Suhalka,

Second Rameela and Third

Narayan lal. Winners for Group

Song were first Rekha Meena

and Group, Second Neelam

Tak and Group and Third Jyoti

Devra and Group. Winners for

Poetry Recitation were First

Kanak Dharmawat, Second

Irfan Khan and Third Nandlal

Gyari. Anchors for the pro-

gramme were Dr. Mehzbeen

Sadriwala and Dr. Nirmala

Purohit. Vote of thanks was

given by Dr. Pankaj Rawal.

Commencement of CulturalProgramme ‘SARGAM’

Udaipur : SAB TV one of the lead-

ing entertainment channels in the

country launched its most awaited

comedy reality show ‘Comedy

Superstar’. Sudeepa Singh visited

Rajasthan with the contestants from

the state to meet and greet with their

fans in Rajasthan. The show has

judges like diva Sushmita Sen, the

handsome Sonu Sood and the bril-

liant Shekhar Suman, who will be

responsible to find the next best com-

edy idol in India. Comedy Superstars

airs every Saturday and Sunday, 10

PM exclusively on SAB TV.

Sudeepa Singh along with the con-

testants from Rajasthan – Chirag

Wadhwani from Udaipur, Mishkka

from Jaipur and Himanshu Bawandar

from nearby Ujjain will be touring four

cities in Rajasthan- Ajmer, Jaipur,

Jodhpur and Udaipur. A promotional

activity of meet and greet with fans

is also planned in the four cities. The

contestants along with Jay Soni and

Sudeepa Singh also be visited the

Ajmer Dargah to pray for the success

of their show.

The show being hosted by the

suave Jay Soni and the gorgeous

Sudeepa Singh, Comedy Superstar

will see aspiring comedians from dif-

ferent segments of the society bat-

tle it out to win the title of the coun-

try’s first ever ‘Comedy Superstar’.

Produced by Pyramid Films, Comedy

Superstar will identify the ultimate

entertainer who possesses the X fac-

tor. The twelve contestants will be

judged on five main attributes of a

comedian through various parame-

ters of comedy. The ultimate come-

dy superstar will need to possess cer-

tain attributes such good humor, the

ability to entertain audiences and with

an exceptional personality. The for-

mat of Comedy Superstar is integrated

in terms of stages, elimination, selec-

tion process and scoring.

Sushmita Sen will be adding to

the glamour and oomph factor on the

show along with the very handsome

Sonu Sood who is making his debut

on the small screen. Veteran actor

Shekhar Suman completes the trilo-

gy and will be looking at the contes-

tants’ capabilities to think on their feet

and deliver a power packed perfor-

mance. Together the trio will present

to the world India’s first ever ‘Comedy

Superstar’.

A total package of entertainment

and laughter coupled with the charm

and sassiness if the judges, ‘Comedy

Superstar’ are all set to rule the roost

in the comedy genre on the small

screen Comedy Superstar airs every

Saturday and Sunday, 10 pm only on

SAB TV!.

SAB TV’s ‘Comedy Superstar’ bringsSudeepa Singh to Rajasthan!

Sushmita Sen, Sonu Sood & Shekhar Suman are on a lookout for the country’s 1st ever entertainer!

Happy Teacher’s DayUdaipur : Our former President, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam has

beautifully said, “If you are a teacher in whatever capacity,

you have a very special role to play because more than any-

body else it is you who are shaping the future generation”.

Indeed, these words aptly highlight the significant role

bestowed upon a teacher to play in students’ life. Today, we

see the world changing day by day and our society is not

the same. There are paradigm changes in the segment of

education worldwide and these changes have also drasti-

cally influenced changes in the role of a teacher. Teaching

and learning process is also evolving and therefore teach-

ers cannot afford to remain attached to their old-fashioned

methods. Today, the teacher is called to be a facilitator and

a guide in the entire teaching-learning process.

With technology pervading the present education sys-

tem, teachers today are left with no other options other than

to equip themselves adequately. Teachers have to be vision-

aries, information and technology savvy to cope up with high

expectations of the students, with multiple tasks of teaching,

researching and being the resource persons in consonance

with the changing times. However, in this context, it is rel-

evant to remember what Bill Gates has beautifully stated,

“Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids work-

ing together and motivating them, the teacher is the most

important.” It is a teacher who can prepare our youth to face

the future with confidence, purpose and responsibility. I strong-

ly believe that while technology does its bit, teachers as facil-

itators add the desired human touch and instill values for

holistic development and uplift the essence of education.

September 5th, the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli

Radhakrishnan, is a special day that is dedicated to all our

beloved teachers to remember and thank them for their sac-

rifice for the humanity. On this day, one can look back, admire

and get inspired by the lives of teachers that have influenced

thousands of minds. In the present globalized world, the

youngsters are faced with lots of challenges. They need to

be instructed and inspired in order to reach their potential

growth and development. Today’s teacher has a tremen-

dous responsibility to reinvent her/himself to be able to assist

carefully every child helping them integrate their social, emo-

tional, and intellectual growth arousing their natural curios-

ity to develop a love for learning. On this teachers’ day, I

would like to leave you with what Dalai Lama has wonder-

fully said, “When educating the minds of our youth, we must

not forget to educate their hearts.”Wishing you a very Happy Teachers’ Day!

Teachers are God’s giftto Children

Pooja Bhandari : A teacher is one of the most wonderful

gifts from god to a child. S(he) is the representation of god.

Teacher is the one who trains people for democracy. The

teachers create the future lead-

ers and the rulers of the coun-

try. They are the backbone of

the nation. They are very hon-

est toward their duties. They are

much disciplined. They firmly

believe that hard work, sinceri-

ty, honesty, punctuality and con-

fidence are the key ingredients

for success. They can help build

up a country in several ways.

They can work in the villages to

root out social evils & superstations prevalent there. They

may educate the illiterate masses in the villages and make

them conscious of their rights and duties in a democratic set

up. Thus, they may inspire them to be good citizens.

If I were the teacher

The progress and smooth running of a school depends upon

its head.His job is very important and full of responsibility. He

has to seek the co-operation of the staff. He has to work for

the welfare of students. It I were a teacher I’d try my best to

make my school a model. If I were a teacher I’d prepare an

annual plan of teaching and written work for my class. I’d fre-

quently assess my teaching method and correct work of my

students. I would give them suggestions for the improvement.

I would arrange special coaching class for weak students.

The students do not make proper use of library and reading

room. I’d try to create reading habits among the students .

There is lack of morality among the citizens these day. I’d see

that the students of my class are morally sound. I would try to

teach them to be honest and truthful. I would encourage the

habits of punctuality and hard work. I’d pay special attention

to discipline and good behavior. I’d inspire the students to read

patriotic poems, stories and autobiographies of great men. I’d

see that the students have strong health. My class would not

lag behind in any literary and cultural activities. I hope I’d do

more for my class if I really were a teacher.

Adarsh Senior SecondarySchool Chansda listened PM

Udaipur : Following the instructions from Education

Department Government of Rajasthan, the students were

facilitated to listen to the Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra

Modi who addressed students nationwide at the eve of Teachers

day. Principal from Adarsh Senior secondary Chansda Tahsil

Girva told to the newsmen that 455 Students from class 1st

to class 11th were benefitted by watching TV. “Along with

students, elderly village people and parents were also pre-

sent to listen to Mr. Modi. People were enthusiastic to listen

to the PM and in the end, everyone had something as take-

away,” said Mrs. Sulekha Shrivastava, the principal.

Udaipur : Caterers known for

serving best food items at wed-

ding functions, birthday parties

or engagement ceremonies

came forward on Thursday

with a demand of limiting the

working hours of the catering

staff till 11 PM as against work-

ing for late hours.

On the occasion, Virendra

Bapna, Chief Convener of

Udaipur Catering Dealer’s

informed that media that a deci-

sion was made with the asso-

ciation that no catering staff will

work after 11 PM from 1st

November onward as working

late hours is affecting their

social lives. At times, they are

faced with police interrogation

as well while returning to their

houses at wee hours of the night.

Bapna while addressing

media about the major chal-

lenges faced by catering staff

highlighted that usually the

food for any social function is

prepared till 5 in the evening

and it is a difficult task to keep

it fresh till late hours. In few

cases the tastes change and

the organizers shout at the

catering staff for no reason. It

is also seen in many wedding

parties and functions that the

entire staff has to starve until

the family members have their

food. Moreover, the con-

veyance facility is also absent

in many cases.

The invitation to criminal

activities at late hours was also

a concern highlighted by Bapna

along with noise pollution prob-

lems created by loud noises and

fuel generators. Bapna at end

urged the city people to coop-

erate with the changes the

association is about to make

and be a part to make Udaipur

more beautiful and a peaceful

place to live.

Udaipur : The 83rd Diksha

Jayanti of Saint Keshu Lal Ji

Maharaj celebrated in a unique

way on 6th September by the

Keshav Dham Seva Sansthan.

On this occasion, Mahesh

Bamb of the Santhan informed

the press that various follow-

ers of the Saint gathered. Fateh

Sagar Lake and spend their day

with 700 handicapped and dif-

ferently abled kids with a motive

to share their life experiences.

The Sansthan and few

social workers of the city had

made arrangements for boat

rides, visit to Nehru Garden and

Moti Magri, singing, Bajhan

recitation and other programs,

informed Dr. B.S Bamb of the

Keshav Dham Seva Sansthan.

The coordinator of the

Sansthan, Sampat Bapna

while talking to the media

informed that the idea of spend-

ing the day with the handi-

capped kids came up during

the meeting of the members

of the Sansthan. Every year

on the eve of the Diksha Jyanti

of the Saint Kesulal ji Maharaj

they use to serve food to the

specially challenged and hand-

icapped kids and this year they

came up with something new

to do, hence the celebration.

Home Minister Gulab

Chand Kataria was the chief

guest of the program and

accompanied by Mayor

Chandra Singh Kothar i ,

Surendra Singh, Regional

Association head of Hindu

Jagran Manch and many

prominent personalities of the

city were present.

Sunil Bapna and Lalit

Bhandari of the Sansthan

added that the kids from Blind

School and Deaf and Dumb

school etc. are the part of the

celebration.

Udaipur : To commemorate

the 59th anniversary of LIC,

'Insurance Week' is being cel-

ebrated with enthusiasm.

Udaipur Divisional Senior

Divisional Manager Mr BS

Sharma said that under

Insurance Week, rangoli and

salad competition was held on

3rd September for LIC family’s

women, men and younsters. A

large number of employees

participated in these events

with their family members and

the event was quite a success.

Rangoli competition in the senior

section, Mrs. Rajul Singhvi and

Mrs. Pramila Suwawatwere

first, Mrs. Vinita Mehta second

and Mrs. Veena Yadav earned

third place. Ms. IshitaTaylor

was first in the junior section,

Ms AkshitaSinghvisecond and

MsVijishtaDodiya earned the

third spot. In salad competition,

Mrs. PramilaSuwawattook the

first place in women’s section,

Mrs. XSeemaSahni second

and Kiran Janway earned the

third spot. Mr. In men’s cate-

gory, Mr Deepak Arya and

MsIshita Taylor from the junior

category earned first place.

The winners will be awarded

on the closing ceremony of

Insurance Week dated 13

September 2015. An essay

competition was also organised

for the employees on 4th

September.

Rangoli & Salad competition organized forinsurance week on LIC’s 59th anniversary

Catering services to beshut down after 11 PM

Handicapped Children participated in 83rd Diksha

Jayanti celebration

Udaipur : The helicopter joy

ride a concept brought to

Udaipur to encourage its

tourism was inaugurated on

Tuesday morning by the Home

minister Gulab Chand Kataria.

But the fate of this service will

depend on its popularity as the

high fare and restriction on

Photo Cameras are raised

objections by the tourists even

on its first day. The joy ride ser-

vice has been started by the

Mewar Helicopter Services on

Tuesday morning. Their six-

seater helicopter on its 15

minute ride will fly above all the

prominent tourist destinations

as well as lakes of the city.

At this occasion Home

Minister Kataria announced

the names of duo that won a

lucky draw that were later

awarded with a free of cost 15

minute ride in the helicopter.

Home Minister Gulab Chand

Kataria, Mayor Chandra Singh

Kothari, Prince Lakhshyaraj

Singh Mewar also enjoyed the

inaugural ride of the helicopter.

Mewar Helicopter services

have already booked 460 joy

rides till now but on the other

hand people are losing inter-

est as they say that the head

office, situated at Surajpol has

allegedly displayed Rs. 1900

on the board outside as the

fare whereas the company is

charging Rs. 4200 which is a

huge amount.

Udaipur Tourism gets new wings,Helicopter Joy Ride begins

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