Second Issue Vol. II : 2017-2018

PRAGATI

A STEP TOWARDS EXCELLENCE

Mahaveer College of Commerce

(Affiliated to the University of Rajasthan)

From the Editor's Desk

othing is done. Everything in the world remains to be done or done

over. The greatest picture is not yet painted, the greatest play is not

yet written and the greatest poem is unsung. "

So keep going.......

This newsletter was one such cherished work that had its roots in the

persuasion.

I am glad to introduce the second issue of 'Pragati', a newsletter of

Mahaveer college of commerce. We intend to make it regular and

valuable for readers.

On the part of the editorial desk, we have tried to provide you an

inside look at all aspects of growth in the form of success stories of

our students in academics, sport & cultural event, and achievements.

We bring you campus news and experiences of our students by

recording the major as well as minor events and achievements.

I express my sincere gratitude towards our Management Dignitaries

and Principal for their continous support and guidance. I appreciate

the work of editorial board and student representative for their co-

ordination. I also thank the faculty members for their support to this

newsletter.

In all the journey for completion of the newsletter was full of activity

and new experiences filled with learning.

Happy reading!

Dr. Neelima Pareek

(HOD, English)

Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief Executive Editors Student Editors

Sumatt Kaur

Dr. Neelima Pareek Literary Club

Girish Vasnani

From the Desk of...

The world today is an oyster embalmed within manifold mysteries and

possibilities beyond one‟s imagination. The youth today is more than ever acquiring a strong footing over issues that

debilitate global stability.

Mahaveer College of Commerce, has borne the mantle of excellence,

committed to ensure the students have their space to learn, grow and

broaden the horizons of knowledge by delving into diverse spheres of

learning.

Congratulations to the editorial board on publishing the second edition of

the college newsletter PRAGATI.

I am happy to know that Mahaveer College of Commerce, is publishing the

second edition of it‟s College Newsletter “PRAGATI”.

The college has successfully created a conductive environment, for the

budding talent of it‟s students to prosper and would continue to commit

itself to be a role model in providing quality education while focusing on

the overall development of each and every student.

With the increasing improvements and rapid changes in the economy

and field of commerce, the college is doing the best on it‟s part to bring

awareness amongst the students and contribute towards the

development and progress of Rajasthan.

From the Desk of...

CA Pramod Patni

Convener

Dr. Ravi Sharma

Principal

I am happy to note that the theme of college‟s newsletter is „PRAGATI- a step towards excellence‟. This publication is thus not just to

show case the varied activities of/ by the faculty and the students but also to provide an opportunity to each one of them to sharpen their writing skills which has no boundaries for improvement and can be excelled to an

infinite limit. Good and effective communication skills, verbal or written, have enabled people scaling great heights in whatever occupation/ vocation

they may have been and in achieving success in their respective goals. Knowledge and performance without effective communication skills does not yield success for most in life. Effective communication is thus vital for

converting your performance into success and thus plays an indispensable role in all walks of life.

In this new issue of your newsletter, I wish to appeal to one and all to

consciously attempt further in the direction of improving both oral/verbal

and written communication skills, which in my experience and perception

would ensure success and excellence for each one of us in this

competitive world. I wish all of you my good wishes for the same and

also vow myself to effectively contribute for the same.

In the year 2011, Shri Mahaveer Digamber Jain Shiksha Parishad sprang

its wings to provide an education in character building leadership, extra and co-curricular activities along with academics along with a very strong

,dedicated and capable team of educators who became the driving force in the growth of the college.

The college has the privilege of having a healthy, harmonious ambience

and rich values which have played pivotal role in shaping the future of

innumerable students.

Our mission is to transform students into rational thinkers, competant

workers, law abiding citizens and spritually enlightened individuals.

This is my firm belief that the rich values and traditions imbibed here

would carry you to greater heights.

It is rightly said that "a dream becomes a goal when action is taken

towards its achievements "and we are committed in taking constructive

and purposeful actions to produce optimistic, independent,

compassionate, life long learners and leaders who will bring glory to the

college, state and Nation.

Events at a Glance

Orientation Day

Orientation Day was celebrated on 10th July, for welcoming the

new batch of students. The program was started with lightning of

lamp in front of Maa Saraswati and Lord Mahaveer by the Chief

Guest, Professor Anshu Dandiya, University Of Rajasthan,

Management Dignitaries and the Principal. During the program the

new students were briefed about the college, it‟s faculty members, rules and regulations.

Investiture Ceremony

On the fine day of August 2nd, 2017, deserving young talents of

college were bestowed with the responsibility of class

representative, vice class representative and club representatives.

This inculcates the feeling of commitment, confidence and

competence.

Independence Day Celebration

Independence Day was celebrated by Mahaveer Shiksha Parishad

with great enthusiasm, Mahaveer College of Commerce students

performed a group dance on a patriotic song with great spirit and

energy.

Freshers Party

Freshers party was organized on 23rd September, 2017 in order to welcome newcomers in a friendly

atmosphere. Mr. and Ms. Fresher contest was organized in three

rounds. Cultural activities were performed by the seniors. At the

end Hitesh Tirthani and Nandini Sharma were declared Mr. and

Ms. Fresher.

Picnic

Our College organized a picnic for all the students and the staff

members on 9th September, 2017, in Rajwadi Resort. The picnic

was for the entire day and all the students enjoyed a lot and had

great memories to take back with them.

Teacher’s Day

On the occasion of teachers day, all working and non-working staff

members were gathered for the celebration. Various activities were

conducted and teachers took part enthusiastically.

Republic Day

Every year 26th January – Republic day is being celebrated in Shri

Mahaveer Digamber Jain Shiksha Parishad premises with the flag

hoisting. The students of the college presented a dance on

patriotic theme.

Placement Drive

Corporate Resource Cell (CRC) CRC every year organizes Mahaveer Placement Drive. The recruiters

of MPD are Wonder Cement Ltd., Genpact, L.I.C., Just Dial Ltd., Aask

Education, Kirana King, Vipul Motors (P) Ltd., Jaipur, IDEA, Dainik

Bhaskar, Vkalp Outsourcing Pvt. Ltd., Symbiosis E-Services Pvt. Ltd,

ICICI prudential, Teleperformance, E-Vite Franchise & Brand

Developers Pvt. Ltd., Z-Values HR Solutions, ICICI Skill Academy and Tejays Dynamic Ltd. Recruiters of MPD-2017 offered package from 1.5

LPA to 4.2 LPA. This year we are expecting more foot falls and companies.

Annual Function

Kaleidoscope (Annual Function): 'Mudras' (the various dance

forms) was the theme for the Annual Function which was

organized on 10th February'2017. The event had dance

performances, skit and prize distribution ceremony.

Aashirvachan

Farewell Party: Bidding adieu is the norm for the final year

students. For the same a farewell party was organized on 10th

February'2017. The event encapsulated the love of juniors for

students and wishing them luck for future endeavors.

WINNERS

of

MYF (Mahaveer Youth Fest) & JEUX

(6th

Inter-Collegiate TT and Badminton Tournament)

Badminton (Team) WOMEN

Table Tennis (Team & Individual) MEN

13th

– 15th

December, 2017

Chakravyuh Halla Bol

(Business Quiz)

Natak)

of (Nukkad

Mahaveer College

IIS University

Commerce

Let’s Talk (Debate) Rangrez (Face Painting

Ratnawat

Laxmi Rathore Priti Ojha & Kamakshi

PG Mahila

Kanoria

PG Mahila

Kanoria

Jaipur

Jaipur

Mahavidyalaya, Mahavidyalaya,

tual Trading)

Rock the Stock (Vir t

Digvijay Rajawat & Mind Kraf

Show)

(Ad Mad

Agnihotri

Vasvi

Jaipur

College,

Maharaja

of Commerce

Mahaveer College

Mind Spark (Code –Jam)

Mehta

Vaibhav

Arts and

S S Jain Subodh

Jaipur

College,

Commerce

-Taal (Solo Song

Sur

Competition)

Titiksh Kumar

Jaipur

Parishar College,

College

Parishar

-Up (Group Dance

Step Competition )

of

Mahaveer College

Commerce

Badminton (Team & Individual) MEN

College

Commerce

University

Shishu pal Bishnoi - University

Commerce College

Badminton (Team & Individual) WOMEN

College, Jaipur

Girls

St. Soldiers

Girls

. Soldiers

wal – St

Sadhana Sikar

Jaipur

College,

Table Tennis (Team & Individual) MEN

Table Tennis (Team & Individual) WOMEN

St. Xaviers College IIS University

Deepak Jangid- St. Xaviers College

Vimla Meena –

St. Soldiers Girls College, Jaipur

Achievements

Academics

College Toppers in UOR Examination (2016-17)

Prajwal Gupta Navi Goyal Vaibhav Heda

B.Com. Part-I B.Com. Part-II B.Com. Part-III

Nihar Agarwal Jatin Rajvanshi Pooja Karamchandani Ashish Sharma

B.Com. Part-I(Hons.) B.Com. Part-II(Hons.) B.Com. Part-III(Hons.) BBA Part-I

Akshita Soni Sawan Badaya

Shruti Garg

Shubham Goyal

BBA Part-II BBA Part-III

BCA Part-I

BCA Part-II

Non-Academics

• On the spot folk dance presentation was given by 20 students of Mahaveer College of

Commerce at Rajasthan Film Festival Promotional Activity on 12th August 2017. • Our college student Krishna Choudhary participated in 63-66 kg weight category

championship and won silver medal at National Pencak Sailent Championship, 2017

organised on 18th-22th August, 2017. • 20 students gave a group dance presentation on Rajasthani theme at Rajasthan Film Festival

on 14th September, 2017.

• Our College student Ayush Bhatt participated and won the silver medal in 66 kgs weight

category, in judo tournament organized by University Of Rajasthan on 28th September 2017 • Manan Saini won the silver medal in 85 kgs weight category , in judo tournament organized by

University Of Rajasthan on 28th September 2017 • Our college student Manvendra Singh B.Com Part 2 participated in athletics shot put

competition and won gold medal organized by Singhania University on 15th October, 2017 • Our college student Varun Godwal participated in inter college solo song competition and

stood third organized by ICG college on 28th October, 2017. • Our college student Krishna Choudhary, BBA Part 1 participated in 63 weight category and

won the gold medal, in the event organized by international Hosaharafu fighting championship

organized in New Delhi on 29th October, 2017. • Vasvi Agnihotri, participated and she got best speaker prize in debate organized by IILM

University, Gurgaon on 01st October, 2017. • Gaurav Taparia and Mehul Saxena participated in Vendesto, Business quiz and got the third

prize, in the event organized by St. Xaviers college, Jaipur on 5th October, 2017. • Our college student Vipul Saini participated in 88 kg weight category and won the silver medal

in 90 kg snatch and 115 kg clean and jerk in the event organized by University of Rajasthan

inter college weight lifting and best physique man tournament 2017 at Shree Bhawani Niketan

PG college on 9th November, 2017. • Our college student Amit Choudhary participated and stood 3rd in Inter College Fest GOONJ

and he also got a cash prize of Rs. 250 on 22nd November 2017 in LBS PG College. • Krishna Choudhary participated and won the gold medal at Kick and Boxing National

Tournament, Bombay on 30th November, 2017. • Isha Singh participated and won the 3rd prize in Solo Dance, in the SPECTRUM, Biyani Girls

College on 01st December, 2017. • 5 students participated in group dance in Glitterz, St. Soldiers College Girls, on 19th December

2017 and stood 3rd and got cash prize of Rs. 500. • Isha Singh participated and stood 1st in the solo dance competition, in the Cultural Fest, of St.

Wilfred College for Girls on 20th December, 2017. • 5 students participated in group dance and secured the 2nd position in the cultural fest, of St.

Wilfred College for Girls on 20th December, 2017. • 4 students, participated in the COMMATHON, Inter College Commerce Fest at SS Jain

Subodh PG Mahila Mahavidyalaya and secured the 2nd position organized on 8th December,

2017. • Aditi Khandelwal participated in poetry competition and secured 3rd position on 21st December,

2017. • 2 students participated in Inter College quiz competition at Kasturi, Kanoria PG Mahila

Mahavidyalaya and secured the 3rd position on 18th January, 2018. • 2 students participated in Best Out of Waste, at Kasturi, Kanoria PG Mahila Mahavidyalaya

and secured the 3rd position on 18th January, 2018. • Aditi Khandelwal participated in PPT competition at Rubaroo, Khandelwal College and

secured 3rd position organized on 11th January, 2018.

Club Activities

The student activities provide support to students so as to develop leadership skills. Its goal is to

create a comfortable environment to share and implement their own ideas. Following activities

were conducted by the students under the guidance and support of faculties.

SYNERGY (Team Building )

College organized „Synergy‟ team building activity at college campus on 22nd July, 2017. The

objective of this activity is to develop team spirit between the members of a team and provide

experience about working together and more involvement of students for a common objective in

this event. Total Eighteen teams participated in this activity and the event consisted of three

rounds:

1. Tug of War 2. Three leg race 3. Dog and the bone

(BBA I) won the first position. TREASURE HUNT

This activity was organized on 2nd August in the college campus. The objective of this activity was

to develop team spirit and understand the analytical skills of the students. 37 teams participated in

this activity. Treasure hunt was conducted in three rounds:

I. Elimination Round. II. Qualifying Round. III. Final Round.

BCA I won the first position.

CRICKET MATCH

This match was played between Seniors vs Juniors on 12th October, 2017 At college play ground. This match was won by Juniors Team. Man of the match award was given to Kuldeep Singh.

POWER POINT PRESENTATION

Power Point Presentation activity on 19th August. Organized in the Audio Visual Room. This activity

taught the importance of Information Technology in the present scenario.

13 teams participated In this activity and Aditi Khandelwal, Gaurav Somani and Bharat Nebhwani

grabbed the first position, the topic chosen by them was Black Money.

BUSINESS QUIZ

Business Quiz was organized on 7th October, 2017 at auditorium to achieve excellence and

increase the awareness about the business world among the students. In this activity, 23 teams

participated. The quiz was organized in 6 rounds.

1. Written test

2. Logo Identification

3. Tag Lines

4. Brands and Products 5. Rapid Fire

TECHNICAL QUIZ

A technical quiz was organised on 27th October, 2017 by the techno club. The quiz was based on

elementary knowledge of Information Technology. Amit Agarwal stood 1st, Parth Chaturvedi stood

2nd, and Ravi Jhalani stood 3 rd of BCA Part III.

1st RAJASTHAN STATE OPEN MIX MARSHAL ARTS

On 15th July, 2017, Our College student, Krishna Choudhary participated in the Mix Marshal Arts,

and he won a Gold Medal and he got selected for National Level Mix Marshal Arts Championship.

TREE PLANTATION

On 17th July, 2017, on the commencement of academic session 2017-18. Social Awareness club

organized the Tree Plantation program. Students and faculties participated in the activity

enthusiastically under the guidance of Principal Dr. Ravi Sharma.

INTRA COLLEGE TT & BADMINTON TOURNAMENT

The Intra College TT and Badminton matches were organized on 29th July, 2017, in the TT Room

and Vardhaman Sabha Bhawan. The winners were the Boys Senior Team who won by 4-1 (TT)

The winners were the Girls Senior Team who won by 3-0 (TT)

The Senior Boys Team won by 5-0 (BADMINTON)

The Senior Girls Team won by 3-2 (BADMINTON)

MINI MILITIA

Mini Militia was organised by techno club on 6th November, 2017. This competition was based on

mobile game application (Mini militia). In this competition 20 teams participated. Ashutosh Pareek ,

Rishabh Swami , Aryan Gupta(BCA Part II) stood 1 st and Ayush Rao, Tarun Patni, Raghav

Singhal of (B.Com Part III) stood 2nd.

INTRA COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL MATCH

A volleyball match was played between Juniors and Seniors team on 19th August, 2017. The

winners of the match were the seniors team with a score of 3-1.

Special Guest Lectures

• Ms. Soumya Pandey, AIR-4, CSE 2016, Chanakya Academy delivered a lecture on Civil

Services an Ideal Career Option for Undergraduates and graduates on 11th August, 2017. • Dr. Shiv Gautam delivered a lecture on stress management and Ill effects of drugs in the life of

youth on 28th September, 2017. • HR manager from ITC gave the details about the examination, pattern of selection and training

on job opportunities in ITC companies on 25th October, 2017. • Prof. Shashi Sahai delivered a lecture on Media effects on society on 17th November, 2017.

Student's Council (2017-2018)

Name of the Club President Vice-President Secretary Joint Secretary

Literary Vasvi Agnihotri Radhika Agarwal Apoorv Goyal Girish Vasnani

Cultural Sameer Avtar Mridu Lakhotia Sagar Sarna Rohit Panjwani

Techno Manvendra Singh Shubham Goyal Aditi Khandelwal Heenal Sharma

Social Awareness Vaibhav Khatri Mitushi Udaiwal Anjali Ajmera Riya Gupta

Sports Digvijay Rajawat Shaurya Jain Tanmay Khunteta Danish Khan

Corporate

Resource Cell Tarun Patni Javed Ahmed Gaurav Somani Karmishtha Chhabra

S.No. Class Class Representatives Vice - Class Representatives

1. B.Com I (A) Akshay Kumar Mohd. Asim

2. B.Com I (B) Yaman Kumar Nisha Tilokchandani

3. B.Com II(A) Akash Rai Disha Sharma

4. B.Com II (B) Vibhav Sharma Muskan Sharma

5. B.Com III Deepesh Varandani Fozia Ashraf

6. B.Com(H) I Mohd.Bilal Urmila Rathi

7. B.Com (H) II Harneet Singh Parul Kumari

8. B.Com(H) III Prachi Pareek Prachi Yadav

9. BBA I(A) Deepak Ajwani Dhruv Singhal

10. BBA I(B) Ripudaman Singh Yash Machiwal

11. BBA II Akshay Dusad Bhavna Punjabi

12. BBA III Deepak Jangid Rupal Soni

13. BCA I Abhishek Pareek Tejendra Singh

14. BCA II Nishant Gupta Gaurav Sharma

15. BCA III Jai Prakash Adwani Ravi Jhalani

16. M.Com(HR) Dipendra Singh Rathore Harshita Patni

17. M.Com (ABST) Rohit Arora Vismita Bhardwaj

The Power of Contribution

Let me begin by telling you, "What we give

determines what we receive". Human beings with, a natural tendency to amass more

and more, forget that giving is the key to receiving. Making a

contribution, of any kind, is equal to making one's existence

useful, and get appreciated in the huge cosmos of living beings.

After all, the world is surviving because of certain contributions

from every entity, be it natural or manmade. The sun contributes

energy, and flora contributes oxygen and food, the fauna

contributes the balance of the eco system and human beings,

above all, collectively contribute towards the maintenance and

sustenance of society.

The most important thing to remember is that the

contribution can be of any kind. It need not necessarily be

monetary in nature. One can contribute knowledge, services,

time, energy, ideas or even one's old books. There is no

dearth of people seeking help in some or the other way, but

unfortunately, there is an appalling dearth of people, who

despite being self sufficient, do not contribute.

The power of contribution emerges from the

changes it creates. The illiterate could learn to read and

write if knowledge is contributed, a start-up could scale

new heights if money is contributed, a disaster wrecked

country could stand again if assistance and supplies are

contributed and a better world can always be realized if

peace, love, humanity are continuously contributed.

One must do it simply by the virtue of being

a human. This is not a trade, rather a tradition

which promotes overall development. The only pleasure one should seek to

experience by contributing is of satisfaction-the

satisfaction of having made a

difference in the large and

complex world in one's own

little, yet significant way. You too can do it. Contribute and experience

the joy of selfless giving.

Girish Vasnani

Smile

Wear the simplest and the strongest expression - SMILE

SMILE-A Five letter word enclosing the most craved

human feeling -'happiness' ,a word which makes you look

more beautiful and an expression ,simplest yet the strongest. Smiling, like all other things we do, is an act, and we

must do it as often as possible. It not only shows that we feel

good, the act of smiling in itself helps us feel better. The more

we smile, the better we feel. Smile is one such expression

which has a universal meaning. Regardless of any other

physical features of a human being a smile has the natural

effect of making one look good. The contagious nature of

smiling spreads it like a healthy infection. It throws out

positive vibes, instantly making the person likeable.

Science itself has admitted to the powerful effects of

smiling through its numerous researches. Unfortunately,

adults do not realize it. While a toddler smiles approximately

400 times a day, an average adult smiles only 20 times or

even less. As administrators, teachers, principals, parents,

alumni and students, we all stand at various stages in our

lives. Our experiences have shaped us in many ways. But

being bitter or hard should not be one of them. Smiling is a

way of building and exhibiting a congenial personality. Most

importantly, smiling can strengthen our relationships, both

inside and outside the confines of the educational institutions.

A greeting with a smile, a start to the presentation

with a smile, an address to the audience with a smile- smile

has a little place to occupy everywhere in our daily lives. Do not mistake smiling for flippancy or lack of

seriousness. It is indeed a sign of strength and acceptance.

People who smile the most learn to accept the world for what

it is and do not let its harshness affect them. They are

confident and mentally strong. They believe in approaching everybody with well-

meaning kindness. They choose

happiness as a state of mind, and

the first step to that state is smile! A stretch on your face can

simply change a lot of things.

Try it for yourself. Smile

Sumatt Kaur

THE LAST YEAR

Time passes by rather too fast. It seems as it was just yesterday that i stepped first into this esteem institution and

now its almost the time to bid adieu. Over the past three years it has practically became the integral part of my life, my

second home. The more I think of it, the more it hurts to acknowledge the truth. Despite knowing the fact there is no way I

can go back and relive these golden days. I get a strange feeling I realised that I will not only miss my friends or the people

around but also miss this person that I am at this very moment , because in near future I will never be

the same. So I decided to pendown my thoughts and express my love and gratitude towards the

teachers who are more like friends in disguise, towards those idiotic people who are my partners in

crimes and I call them as my friends and last but not the least towards helpful and friendly batch of

juniors, they say you realise the value of something only when you are on the verge of loosing it and I

am no different So here I am now with a heavy heart and lots of beautiful memories to cherish and

preparing myself for moving ahead in life . just wanted to thank each and every one of you who made

my college life a memorable one. In end I would like to conclude by apologizing to everyone of you if I

ever made a mistake and hurt you in any way possible. Good luck and love you all !!

Manvendra Pratap

In childhood, they taught us 1 face, 2 hands, 2 eyes, 2 ears, but... They were wrong about the face, they are 2. People are good at one face and will stab you at the other. This is Hypocrisy. Traditional is the gap between saree and blouse of 6 inch,

and same is sluttish between jeans and top of 1 inch! Women, who fight for gender equality, will also be

pleased to hear, “Ladies First please”! “We are friends” you said, when I was your need, but you are not I need you, such a poor deed! This is life, one big hypocrite. In school, when we were young, we learned to respect

others and treat everyone equal,

but those who taught us this are the ones who choose

favorite students! In classroom, by the teachers, maybe some of us are not equal! They are hypocrites! Yes, I am a hypocrite… I tell people to live, to have self

worth, to never give up, to be happy,

but, I cannot even do it myself!

So, I am a pretender or a liar?? No, I am not a hypocrite, I am just

paradoxical.

Hypocrisy is in our blood, false virtues, dishonesty, duplicity,

and no signs of sincerity!

L I F E

Life is an opportunity, benefit from it . Life is beauty, admire it Life is a dream, realize it Life is a challenge, meet it Life is a duty, complete it Life is gamer, play it Life is a promise , fulfill it Life is a sorrow, overcome it. Life is a song , sing it Life is adventure , dare it Life is a luck, make it Life is life , fight for it

Ravi Jhalani Pragati Gurbani

Vo din yaad hai mujhe...

College ka vo pehla din yaad hai mujhe, mann mein udasee ki lehrein, chaaron

taraf anjaan chehrein,

unme vo muskurata chehra yaad hai mujhe!

9:00 baje ke college me 9:30 baje

jana, maths ki class ko bunk karna,

Physics k period me masti karna,

Computer ki vo coding yaad h mujhe!!

Har year ke baad result ka vo din.... jab First division aane vaalon ke chehre khil

jate the aur kuch humare doston ke back lgne

se naseeb tut ke bikhar jaate the.... jab agli bar padhne ki kasme khaayein jaati

thi...vo din yaad h mujhe!!!

meri file na bnane ki kamzori aur doston ka bhi late

submission dosti ki misaal hoti thee... class me piche bethkar mini militia khelna yaad hai muje.

Dosto Ke saath bitaye jo maine kal

Yaad hai mujhe har ek lamha har ek pal

Woh lamhe ab dhudhli yaad ban kar reh

jayenge Ham to khoob krenge yaad par vo

ek yaadgaar kitab bankar reh jayenge Yaaro ke sang bitaye lamhe kuch ajeeb hote h Jinme ham haste bi h or rote bhi h Jo na ab kabhi vapas aayenge. Sirf humare dilo me yaade ban krr reh jayenge

Ab yeh college ke din na kabhi vapas aayenge

Hum sab apni busy life me aur busy ho jaynge.

ye din itni jaldi aaya kaise college ka akhri

din gujra, doston se aakhri mulakat,

teacher ki vo aakhri baat yaad hai mujhe!!

College ka har pal ase bitana jaise ki

zindigi ka aakhiri din ho or keh sake "College ke vo din yaad hai mujhe"

Parth Chaturvedi

„HOPE‟ is the thing with feathers

That perches in the soul

and sings the tune without the words

and never stops at all

and sweetest in the Gale is heard

and sore must be storm

That could abash the little bird

That kept so many warm

I‟ve heard in the chilliest land

and on the strangest sea

Yet, never, in Extremity,

It asked a crumb-of ME Radhika Agarwal

I GROW OLDER……..

The book that I keep by my bed, are full of your stories

and the memories of my life. I read them when it grows

warm. Each page has a face and a stone with a

memory attached to cast at me while I read but cannot

keep me away. I grow older everyday

while the world younger, and the

stories never change. In them exists

an eternity of sharp crinkles and worn

spines, lost pages and stained ink.

They keep my hand company as I

wait for the peace of the cold.

Niharika Sharma

Freedom of Speech

54 attacks on journalists, 3 news channels banned,

45 internet shutdowns and 45 sedition cases in 2016.

This is the sad state of freedom of speech in India.

Growing up I was taught that India is the world‟s

largest democracy and that our constitution gives its

citizen the freedom of speech; I thought that was

wonderful, what could be better than a country giving

its people the right to express themselves however they

want. But as I dove deeper into this subject, I realised

that the reality was far gloomier. Even on paper,

provisions such as IPC Section 124a handicap our

freedom to speak freely with the threat of life in prison.

Let‟s consider a popular counterargument, which

says that free speech should not offend others

feelings and beliefs. The problem with this argument

is that feeling offense is something so subjective that

it defeats the possibility of creating a clear and

unabgious legal standard. Any law to curtail absolute

freedom of speech will lead to its misuse.

In a world where people will go out of their way to be

offended by anything and everything, where do we draw

the line and more importantly, who should be responsible

for making that decision. The question that arises is who

in this entire world should be assigned the responsibility of

deciding what we can or can not hear, what we can or can

not say to express our individuality.

Social reforms such as putting an end to slavery

and giving women the right to vote were offensive ideas

to the masses when they were first proposed but they

are considered as hallmarks of social progress today.

And as I mentioned earlier, we already have laws

that censor and suppress people and to what effect?

India is one of the “least free” countries on the 2017

World Press Freedom Index, 136 out of 180 to be

exact. To put that into perspective, India ranks

behind countries like Nigeria and Afghanistan.

One may wonder - What about the people who say

obviously false and misleading statements, should they be

allowed to speak about their ideas in public as well? I

would say yes, because them saying such things in public

gives us the opportunity to dissect their argument and

show the world how wrong they are but If we censor them,

not only will we fail to expose the people who

hold such beliefs but we also end up isolating

the world from the existence such ideas. We

maybe able to control what people can say but

it's impossible to control what they think.

In a diverse and multicultural world such as ours, it is of paramount importance to discuss, criticize and open our mind to new opinions and ideas

because when we try to end

intolerance by censoring those

who we don‟t agree with, we end

up becoming intolerant ourselves.

To summarize, the famous quote by

Evelyn Hall comes to mind -- “I do not

agree of what you say, but I will defend

to the death your right to say it.”

DON’T GIVE UP

When the water is above your

head and there is no one to help,

When the trouble comes all the

way, and there are problems all

day. Don‟t give up.

Because, success comes to

those, a hard way, which

chase Rivers may dry

but you have to still go by.

Autumn may knock on your

door but you have to travel

more. Waves may run off

shore and can take away the

humanity you wave

But still don‟t give up.

Winners are the one who know their path

Losers are the one who lose them apart

Try and try until you reach.

The door of success beneath

your feet, sun may set in the sky,

Tears may come as a sigh

But don‟t give up…

Until you have something to give

Riya Gupta

Apoorv Goyal

Before starting B.COM (Hons.) at Mahaveer

College of Commerce, the thought of beginning life

at college in a completely new environment had

always made us very apprehensive. We started

with mixed emotions of excitement & anxiety.

While meeting new people was very exciting. Our

three years at MCC have been a transformational

journey from a „trainee into a gentleman‟. We feel such

change in ourselves & this is only because of MCC.

Each & every faculty of Mahaveer College of

Commerce is co-operative. They not only helped us in

study but also moulded our personality & clarified our

vision of future. All the experiences in MCC has

inculcated in us to become an independent leader. The

diversity in the MCC has also improved our social skills,

teaching us how to work efficiently in a diverse team &

get along with people from all works of life.

Our journey at Mahaveer College of Commerce

(MCC) has been a memorable one & we are grateful

to it for giving us memories,we will cherish for life.

We are proud to be a Mahaveerian !!

Prachi Pareek Abhishek Aggarwal

Health

is

wealth

Health is wealth in the sense that all the wealth of any

sort that one wants to possess can be achieved only if

one is healthy! Suppose a man wishes to enjoy his life to

the maximum. For this he requires abundant supply of

resources such as, money, luxuries, company of like-

minded friends, etc. Suppose he has all of these except

health. Do you think he will be able to enjoy life? No, not

at all! Life's luxuries can only be enjoyed only when one is

healthy. A diseased millionaire will not be able to enjoy

half as much as healthy labourer who just manages to

make both ends meet. As life's delicacies can only be

relished in pure health; not in abundant resources. So

ensure your health first, before you go on a wild goose

chase of any other sort of wealth. Some decades ago,

people were strong and healthy because they were used

to walk for long distance and they have to perform every

house hold chores own. In the recent decades, the growth

of technologies in very fast manner has decreased the

man efforts in every walk of life. Earlier, the life of our

grandparents was good and their livelihood was very

healthy because of the hunting, farming, ploughing,

walking, running, etc. Now-a-days, almost every people of

any age group suffer from one or more diseases (like high

blood pressure, heart attack, stress-related disease, etc)

from the starting of life..

EAT WELL

SLEEP WELL

LAUGH MORE

STAY HAPPY

Shubhi Jain

“Don’t judge a book by its cover”

Is an old saying that no longer seems to apply. On one hand, we consider ourselves to be a more open and inclusive

society, but on the other, we have an unhealthy obsession with judging others. Through social media we interact with

7.442 billion people . We talk to them chat with them without actually knowing who‟s the person. We stalk them actually it‟s a human nature we stalk their profile and we judge them so easily by looking at their facebook or

instagram profile only. It seems to be the most popular thing to do on social media platforms next to sharing

videos of cute animals. We all know, humans are social creatures who need to blend in. Yes, even if that

means saying and doing things we don‟t actually agree with. Social media itself is to blame.

DON‟T JUDGE ANYONE IN THE WORLD IF YOU DO SO, YOU ARE INSULTING YOURS.

Prachi Agarwal

Journey of MCC

The journey of Mahaveer College of Commerce begins in the year 2011, by Shri Mahaveer Digamber Jain Shiksha Parishad with a vision of providing

higher education to the society. Therefore , it took a path breaking initiative by establishing Mahaveer

college of commerce, a co-educational English medium college, affiliated to the University of Rajasthan.

43 students and 6 faculty members and two courses (B.Com & BBA) were the humble beginning of today‟s

proud college. The college is now in the seventh year of imparting higher education with B.Com(P), B.Com

(Hons), BBA and BCA. This year our college became a post graduate college with M.Com (ABST) and

M.Com (HR). The institution always emphasizes on providing best of the resources to its students. The performance of our students

in the university examinations is consistently well and is improving with every passing year. The facilities and quality

education provided by

the college has thus led to the significant increase in the strength of the students. Today our

college stands tall with over 650 students and 16 experienced faculty members.

My Experience @ MCC

MAHAVEER COLLEGE OF COMMERCE is much beyond just an “Institution”…It actually denotes a

“Culture”…Culture of excellence, empowerment, and enrichment. Being a part of MCC, I felt

blessed. The college has molded my personality and clarified my vision of the future. That day is not

far when people will recognize me with the name of MCC and I am very grateful to the Institute for

providing guidelines and motivation to inspire me to achieve my goals. Raghav Gattani

My College days are unforgettable and in fact those days are the most happiest & fruitful days

in my life. I proudly feel that I cherished every moments of my college. Being a”Mccian” make

me feel proud. My experience in MCC was just amazing. I got infinite love & lessons from my

teachers, there teachers made me do “Work Hard” for the way to success. Miss those days of

MCC. Just want to thank to the wonderful faculty of MCC….I am proud to be a Mahaveerian…

Fozia Ashraf

Attending College for the first time has been a trying but great experience for me. The way in

which I have grown up, mature, and found out who really I am, is something that I couldn‟t

accomplish without going to college. The feelings of being home sick, the loneliness of not

knowing anyone, the pressure of playing in the college, living with someone you have never

met before, are just some of the struggles of being at college for the first time. Jai Advani

Achievements-applauds, opportunities-thoughts, this is what I gained from Mahaveer College of

Commerce.MCC gave me a platform that I will cherish always. Someday I won and some days I

learned. Right from my winning from Kanoria College to IILM, Gurgaon, MCC always held my back,

from inspiring words of our Principal Sir to petty sweet scolding of our beloved teachers, my life in

Mahaveer College of Commerce was and will be the best experience. I can ever get from my life.

This college let us fall by our own but made us climb on the ladder to success. Vasvi Agnihotri

Firstly, Mahaveer College of Commerce is not a college, it is a brand. It is unique in its

field. Discipline is like in the air of its environment. I am so grateful to be a part of this

college. There are so many opportunities to develop one‟s personality in any field like,

cultural, literature and many more. It was very precious and golden phase of my life. The

entire faculty and other members of this institution are very cooperative. I got a lot of love

and support from my teachers & colleague and it made my 3yrs. memorable for me. Pulkit Sharma

One of the most interesting stages in life that gives you an opportunity to explore is the „college

phase.‟ My experience at MCC has taught me one fundamental thing – life is unpredictable. It

might be good, it might be bad, it might be weird, and it might not interest you, but expect

anything to happen. . It is a perfect blend of joy and hardships. You meet different people, you

interact with them, you learn about their cultures and grow as a person.

Sameer Avtar Alhuwalia

Mahaveer College of Commerce

(Affiliated to the University of Rajasthan)

+91 89556 79799

mahaveercollegeofcommerce@gmail.com