Udaipur: District Judo Association Judo Competition

Class XI's Muskan got the gold medal in Under 16. While

Nilesh Khatik under 14, has bagged the silver medal.

Udaipur: Professor B.P.Sharma inaugurated University's Agricultural

College Jean Bank and Crop Museum by opening the knot of

Mauli., Sharma, President, Pacific University. The gene bank has

been displayed smoothly by preserving the seeds and fruits of

varieties of different crops grown in the country.

Earlier, the college's Dean Dr. S.R. Malu welcomed Professor

Sharma and made an observation of herbal gardens of various

medicinal and aromatic plants prepared by the students. While

attending the college for a month-long intensive tree plantation

program, he also planted a plant.

Professor B.P.Sharma appreciated the development of the Pacific

Agriculture College and the participation of the students in it. On

this occasion, he also observed the exhibition on the importance

of biodiversity and small food grains. While praising the "Register

of Biodiversity" of Southern Rajasthan created by the college, it required the need to make online so that more and more peo-

ple could get information from him..

Addressing students and faculty, Prof. While speaking to students, Sharma said about the economic up-liftment of the farmers

through sustainable farming, while telling the students about water conservation, different friend pests, environmental protec-

tion, organic farming and biodiversity, protection etc. By statistics and various agricultural activities, he explained how India can

become theleader in the world by increasing production in the country. In the end, Dr. AU Siddiqui thanked him. The program

was attended by Dr. GL Sharma, Dr. Monika Jain, Dr. Shipra Paliwal and other dignitaries.

& Much More

03UDAIPUR MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 2017

Udaipur: Chartered Accountant

Harshita Jain has found a mis-

sion very early in life. At the

age of twenty-two, she has

founded a social initiative Kala

Akshar to provide innovative

school education to children in

remote villages of Rajasthan.

The purpose of Kala Akshar is

to reduce school dropout rate

in Rajasthan.

Harshita, decided to start

Kalaakshaar NGO after multi-

ple visits to Rajasthan and dis-

covering high level of dropout

rates among school children.

"Apart from financial reasons,

children in remote villages also

drop out because of poor

engagement. I have observed

kids from interiors are very

smart, but are uncommunica-

tive and lose interest in tradi-

tional educational modules,"

said Harshita Jain.

She believes, even if govern-

ment and NGOs ensure infra-

structure support the kids need

to remain engaged so that

they themselves would look for-

ward to school each day.

Kala Akshar takes a game-

based creat ive learning

approach. It also partners with

community members and par-

ents of children and educates

them about financial inclusion,

nutritional requirements and

overall welfare of children. It

also installs smart digital boards

at schools for increased par-

ticipation.Kala Akshar has start-

ed its operations in Udaipur

District and has reached about

500 students so far. Its recent

camp in Kadechavas village,

which is about two hours from

Udaipur was a resounding suc-

cess. Kids were taught vari-

ous subjects through indoor

and outdoor games, paintings

etc. A doctor was also part of

the camp and explained kids

and their parents about the

importance of de-worming and

how it improves nutritional

intake and keeps them healthy.

Kala Akshar brings corporate

executives, senior students

from schools in large cities to

immerse in the programs and

impart their knowledge during

the engagements. School

teachers and community elders

are very positive about part-

nering with Kala Akshar.

"We have seen increased par-

ticipation from students and we

would try to partner and repli-

cate more such teaching meth-

ods across Rajasthan to reduce

school dropout," said Jain.

"I know it is an ambitious

thought but I strongly believe

it is possible through commu-

nity initiatives, smart and

engaging educational mod-

ules," said Jain. Rajasthan has

one of the highest school

dropout rates in India.

Kala Akshar has reached about

500 students so far in 2017 and

aims reach 5000 student in the

next two years.

Science students showed talent

Neglectivity towards safety

threatens life - Pawan Kaushik

Udaipur: Dena Bank is giving priority to agriculture, retail and

micro and small enterprises to archive targets under the,

Mudra Yogna Mr. Aishwani Kumar, Chairman and Chief

Managing Director, distributed loan of Rs 50 cores , to more

than four hundred customers, at Hotel Paras Mahal in cere-

mony organized.

Apress conference held on this occasion, interacting to media

MD said that the bank will cut the deposit rate on its savings

accounts soon as per RBI policies . He however clarified that

due to the merger of banks, there will be no impact on NPA but

it will reduce in bank cost. Working efficiency will increase..

He told that bank is charging very little or no amount on digital

transitions . Charges are very low compared to the facilities

offered by the bank.

He said that apart from this the charges taken on digital tran-

sitions are reviewed from time to time. Due to lack of network,

digital transitions have not been stopped at any small location.

Transaction in cash has been promoted.

Ashwani Kumar told that the bank is delivering banking facili-

ties to the public through 50 branches in the state. The bank

has been given the target of 23% of the loan grant in the entire

country under the Mudra Yogna . Before this, Ashwani Kumar

inaugurated a branch in Neemuch , Madhya Pradesh, and also

distributed the check of loans to the customers.. At the func-

tion, the Field General Manager BR Das of North India, wel-

comed the customers and informed about various banking

schemes being run by the banks. On this occasion, the Chief

Manager of the Jaipur Zone, Bhawanisingh Rathore delivered

the vote of thanks. Initially, the lamp was lit by the oldest cus-

tomer of bank.

CA Harshita Jain brings innovative educationaltools for children in villages

"Biodiversity Protection Today's Need":Professor Sharma

XIV Annual Conference ofRajasthan Association for

Studies in English

"Malhar" mesmerises audience at Shilpgram

Udaipur: XIV Annual Conference of Rajasthan Association for

Studies in English will be organized at Chartered Institute of

Technology, Abu Road. This was decided in a meeting at the

Institute with the director Mr. Tejas R.Sjah and the delegation

of RASE comprising Vice President Prof. H.S.Chandalia,

Treasurer Prof. Mukta Sharma, Joint secretary Dr.G.K.Sukhwal

and Dr. Mehzbeen Sadriwala. The conference will be held on

4th and 5th Nov. 2017. The organizing Secretary of the con-

ference id Dr. Rukhsana Saifee.

The conference will focus on 21st century English Language

and Literature. The idea is to bring centre stage the writings of

British authors who have published after the year 2000. There

will be special sessions of language teaching in Technical and

Professional Institutions, Karl Marx and Literature, Jane Austen,

research scholars interface with Professors and creative writ-

ing session. The conference will have participation from across

the country and also abroad.

The Association was founded in 2003 and since then every

year a conference is organized at some new place. So far thir-

teen conferences have been organized.

Udaipur: A group discussion

was held on the theme

"Important role of education for

establishing goodwill in the

world". on the occasion of

"Goodwill Day" in Ashwariya

Co l lege o f Educat iona l

Institution,College Deputy

Principal Raksha Sharma told

that in the program, the stu-

dents were divided into five

groups and each group was

motivated to express their

views in two rounds. The stu-

dents expressed excitement

with the skill of group dis-

course and expressed their

views.

Udaipur: On the auspicious

occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi,

the students of the College of

Public Science have made

eco-friendly Ganesh idol. 40

participants took part in this

competition. While launching

program, Prof. Shiv Singh

Dulawat gave information

about environmental protection

before enlight the the lamp.

Dist inguished Professor

Suresh Ameta told that the idols

of China contains deadly col-

ors and veils that pollute our

water bodies.

The program was designed by

Dr. Paras Tak, Dr. Gunjan and

Dr. Surabh i Ben jamin . ,

Dr.Garima Saxena, Dr. Dipti

Soni and Dr. Neetu Agrawal .

The role of the judge of this

was played by Dr. Neetu

Shorgar, Dr. Abhishek Saxena

and Dr.Rekha Mehta. The

winners of this eco-friendly

Ganesh competition were,

Suman Chauhan and Anil

Meghwal student of BSc.third

year at the first place.

Group Discussionon Goodwill Day

Pacific Dental stu-dents learn man-agement tricks

UCCI@cluster development

Gold to Muskan and Silver to Nilesh

Dena Bank delivers 50 crore

loan under the Mudra Yogna

Dinesh Verma: winner of Grand Finaleof Radio City Super Singer Season 9

Muthai player welcomed

Apply for new series of two-wheelers RJ-27-BH

Rotary Club Udaipur plansto invest 40 lakhs

Udaipur: Bajrang Sena Mewar welcomed the players, Adivir

Singh Talwar and Sadhiya Solki of pali being selected for

Muthai Youth Championship on Saturday,

District President Gopal Singh Titradi told that both of these

players have been selected in the martial arts championship

competition to be held in Bangkok, Thailand. Kapil Sahu, Mayur

Jain, Manoj Soni, Om Maharaj, Karmendra Singh Panwar and

Dr Ghanshyam Singh Bhinder were present.

Udaipur: "Malhar" the 2 day

program mesmerised the audi-

ence before bidding farewell.

The 2 day cultural program at

Shilpgram bid farewell but the

way it captivated the audience

with its classical dance and

music is beyond comparison.

Dr. Meeta Pandit from Delhi,

well known for her excellent grip

on classical music and Kathak

dancer Gauri Diwakar and her

group made everyone sway to

the beauty of their perfor-

mances.

Dr. Meeta fascinated the audi-

ence wi th "Khayal" and

"Thumri". The kathak dances

by Gauri and group had the

audiences dancing. What more

could have been asked for on

a wonderful monsoon evening!!

Dr. Meeta started with Vilambit

Khaya l "Gar jan aaye r i

badariya" based on Raag

Surdasi. Beats of tabla added

to the grace increasing the level

of music in the hearts of audi-

ence. After this she fascinat-

ed the audience with "Badarva

barsan ko aaye", "Saavan jhar

laage laa dheere dheere".

Gyan Singh on tabla and

Shishir Bhatt on harmonium

gave music to the beautiful

vocal of Dr. Meeta.

Gauri Diwakar ,a student of

Pandit Birju Maharaj, presented

dance based on the five ele-

ments. Gauri and her troupe

displayed the elements Earth

and Water in an absolutely

unique way. Audience were

thrilled by her presentation.

Shubhi Johari and Anukruti

Vishvas presented the origin

of Earth through Atharv Ved by

their splendid moves. The

choreographers were Rachna

Pathak and Ashutosh Dixit.

Gauri and her troupe also pre-

sented Tarana. Basic elements

of Kathak were brought forward

by the beats on Tabla and the

tapping of feet. Overall the co-

ordination was an unforgettable

experience for the audience.

The entire presentation with the

music of Shubha Mudgal and

Anish Prasad created an excel-

lent effect and the performance

was watched without dropping

an eyelid. The others who con-

tributed through their soulful

instruments were Yogesh

Gangani on Tabla, Paramveer

Gangani on Pakhavaj, Samiulla

on Harmonium, Amir Khan on

Sarangi and Uma Shankar on

Sitar.

The two-day program became

an unforgettable memory for

the classical music and dance

lovers.

Udaipur: India's largest singing talent, Hunt Loft Chocolates

breaked all records in terms of number of participant inRadio

City Super Singer Season 9.. This year, the highest number of

people participated in this competition in the country. Radio

City Super Singer Season 9 touches new heights once again

with its exciting musical Finale

Season 9 Finale was held at the Celebration Mall in Udaipur,

where the top five contestants were judged by Dr. Parmil Modi,

Dr. Surabhi Arya and Ashok Gandharva and finally Dinesh Verma

was elected as the winner. The winner was given a cash prize

of Rs. 50 thousand as a reward.

Radio City 91.9 FM Programming, National Head of Marketing

and Audacity and EVP Kartik Kalla said that Radio City Super

Singer is one of the many prominent event , which has made

remarkable progress in the last eight years. With this we make

a new record every time. The number of participants is increas-

ing year after year. This was the ninth season and this time we

got a huge response from six lakh participants from the whole

country which shows the effect and power of this medium. After

three weeks of fiery competition, five top contestants were elect-

ed. These contestants included Ankit Chauhan, Jitendra

Gandharva, Dinesh Verma, Abhishek Sharma and Pranjal Thakur.

They were chosen by the prestigious jury and later, Dr. Pamel

Modi, Dr. Surabhi Arya and Ashok Gandharva had judged them

and Dinesh Verma was declared the winner.

Udaipur: A new series of RJ-27-BH is being started for regis-

tration of two-wheeler vehicles in Udaipur by Regional Transport

Department.

Registration and District Transport Officer informed that for this,

interested persons who wish to register the vehicle in the new

series can submit the prescribed fee( by submitting the pre-

scribed fee) for the desired number.

He informed that for these advance registration numbers, the

departmental fee for No. 0001, 0009, 0789 and 9999 for 10

thousand rupees and for other numbers 5 thousand draft has

been prescribed.

Udaipur: The proposed budget expenditure of 40 lakh rupees

for public service works to be done during the year 2017-18

by Rotary Club Udaipur presented at the club assembly meet-

ing organized at Rotary Bajaj Bhawan.

Club chairman Dr NK Dhing told that in this proposed budget

will big project will be taken of public services so that the larg-

er sections may be benefited.

Udaipur: In the Faculty of Management of the Pacific University,

four day special orientation workshop for Dental College stu-

dents was completed. Dental students learn management skills

in different sessions in the workshop.

Dean of the Faculty of Management Prof. Mahima Birla said

that Dental College doctors should be aware of the special-

ties of management and their dedication to their business and

to develop their full confidence, independence, transparency

and excellence in their business

In this 4-day workshop this year 67 students participated. She

said that this Orientation Program has been launched in this

manners so that participants can become self-sufficient and

successfully establish themselves in the field of business, by

understanding the comprehensive scenario of management in

their area. In this Orientation program, participants learnt about

'Enhancing Interpersonal Behavior', 'Managing Self', 'Be the

Best', 'Leadership and Decision Making Skills', 'Art of Public

Speaking', Management Games, Collage Making on World 2030

etc were demonstrated . Program convener Dr. Subhash

Sharma informed that during the Orientation program several

sessions were organized on different subjects. Experts of var-

ious disciplines. Harvinder Soni, Shikha Behl, Dr. Shiv am Singh,

Dr. Pushpankat Shakdvipi, Dr. Dipin Mathur, Dr. Nidhi Nalwaya,

Hina Purohit, Dr. Kulwinder Kaur and Ashish Adolalia, told the

participants about the nuances of those subjects. In the con-

cluding session, Dr. Hemant Mathur, Inner Coordinator of Pacific

Dental College was also present. At the end of the program all

the participants were given certificates.

Udaipur: Being Safe Workshop organized on Thursday at

Rayan International Senior Secondary School in which More

than 80 children participated . Pawan Kaushik, the founder of

Being safe & Head Corporate Communication Hindustan Zinc,

reached Ryan International School to meet these children and

interact with them.

In this workshop, Pawan Kaushik said during the conversation

with the children that the risk of negligence towards safety rules

could be life threatening. Life is priceless; Safety rules should

not be overlooked. Dreams of parents are associated with your

dreams so that you need to be safe to realize their dreams.chil-

dren should obey their elders, teachers and family members,to

ensure the safety of traffic rules, wearing helmets, not running

a vehicle with out license , etc.. On this occasion, he also pre-

sented a story through dialogue to children On this occasion

the Principal and the teachers said that this workshop is ben-

eficial Pawan Kaushik, founder of Being Safe, said that the

purpose of this project is to be aware of safety at every place

on road, at home or workplace, safety rules are made for safe-

ty, all should follow the safety rules, in which the families and

children Commitment to safety in self is generated.

Udaipur: Udaipur Chamber of Commerce and Industry orga-

nized an interactive meeting on 'Incentive Schemes of Cluster

Development' for the small and medium enterprises in the Aravali

Auditorium of the UCCI. Mr. Dev Gupta, Deputy Inspector of

MSME Development Institute, share the views and told about

cluster management In the beginning of the meeting, Chairman,

Mr. Hansraj Chaudhary welcomed the invited guests and mem-

ber entrepreneurs associated with the MSME sector

Shri Chaudhary said that these small industries will be pro-

moted through the government-run incentive schemes. He

expressed the hope that through this interactive meeting, the

development of new clusters in the Udaipur division will be

accelerated.

Mr. Anil Mishra said that the UCCI has proved to be a great

platform for the development of small scale industries. After

implementing the GST tax system, the small industry account-

ing system is battling related problems. They should be pro-

vided guidance and support to solve the GST related prob-

lems of small scale industries. Mr. Mishra also said that the

employment of MSME sector should also be encouraged through

the development of cluster development.

Mr. V.Prathi ., the outgoing President of UCCI While address-

ing the gathering, emphasized on the development of cluster

for MSME and explained how it has been helpful in encour-

aging exports and reducing the waste . He also informed that

the scheme of development of two more clusters on behalf of

the UCCI. One of these two clusters is proposed for the clus-

ter Engineering field and the other for Marble Units.

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