Trump’s stunt goes on!
US President announced to not attend the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner
Bhumika Dhingra
Jaipur.
US President Donald Trump announced yesterday that he will not attend the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner, a high-profile event that draws Celebrities, Politicians and Journalists. He said ‘I will not be attending the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner this year. Please wish everyone well and have a great evening!’, Trump wrote on Twitter. Trump has had a strained relationship with the press, calling Journalists “the enemy of the people” and frequently criticizing outlets and individual reporters whose coverage he does not like. The President’s decision comes a day after Bloom-berg L.P. announced, it would not hold its planned after party for the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner.‘We surveyed some of the past attendees and didn’t get as
much interest in a party this year as we’ve had in the past, so we decided to focus on the dinner and the WHCA’, a Bloom-berg
several other outlets who have been critical of the administration from a briefing. The Star-studded dinner and
spokesperson said in a statement. The tense relationship between the Press and Trump escalated on Friday, when White House Press Secretary Sean Spicier caused an uproar by taking the highly unusual step of barring The New York Times, CNN, Politico and
Party-filled weekend has been criticized in the past for creating an overly chummy relationship between the White House Press corps and the administration they cover, but it has become the subject of controversy, since President Trump, who has been
openly antagonistic towards the press, took office in January. Vanity Fair, which has co-hosted the after party with Bloom-berg L.P. in past years, pulled out earlier this month. Vanity Fair editor in Chief Gray don Carter, a longtime foe of Trump’s, cited the new President as a reason for canceling in an e-mail to The New York Times. Fellow Condo Nat title The New York also decided against throwing its annual kickoff party at the French ambassador’s house. According to a report in Buzz Feed, CNN, a recent target of the President’s ire, is still considering whether to attend. Other media organizations, including Time magazine and sibling publication People, MSNBC and other outlets are still mulling their plans for White House Correspondents’ Dinner festivities. The annual dinner will be held on April 29 in Washington.
Interview
Our University focuses on Activity-Based Learning We believe in ‘Learning while doing’ concept
Registrar, JECRC University, Prof. S.L. Agrawal discusses about reasons and vision to be a renowned university of India. Mohitinder & Rimjhim
Prof. S.L. Agrawal, Registrar
Jaipur.
JECRC Guys! Our university is a prestigious university in India. But, there are some pillars behind it. One of those is our Registrar, Mr. S.L. Agrawal. Here, we brought his words through an Interview. Mohitinder: JECRC is a renowned university in academic fraternity of India. Please explain
something more about JECRC University. Prof. S.L. Agrawal : Our university is one of the leading university in India .We have the most qualified teachers for the students. Also, our students are also disciplined and talented. A good university is always made by the good teachers and students. Our University focuses on activity-based learning. This is why every event is organized and managed by students only. We believe in ‘Learning while doing concept’. One of the important part of the university is our creative activities i.e. ‘Jaipur Marathon’, ‘JU Rhythm’ and many more. ‘JU Rhythm’ is the most important part of the University and it is a kind of National event, Best colleges and universities will take part in it. The most unique part
of the University and the event is its Prize money. Winners of all the events will get prices worth Lacs of rupees. Rimjhim: Our University is very serious about attendance. Some of our students are not aware of its importance. Would you like to explain the importance of it? Prof. S.L. Agrawal: We appreciate the disciplined environment of our University. We have an Official team to maintain discipline. Although, every student is Self-disciplined, but our Discipline team is also pro-active in every event. As far as importance of 75% attendance is concerned, we are very strict about it. If any student don’t have 75% attendance, he or she will be detained in the exam. If he or she doesn’t take his classes seriously, how will he or she make his world as our motto says
i.e. ‘Build your world’. Mohitinder: Would you like to say something about infrastructure of our University? Prof. S.L. Agrawal: We have an eco-friendly Campus, well equipped Labs, Libraries , ‘Just like Home’ hostels facilities, Indoor games infrastructure. This make us different from other university . Rimjhim: At last, it will be our pleasure to pursue a message from your side, Sir. Prof. S.L. Agrawal: At last, I just want to say that, we are trying our best to provide everything required for students in terms of Quality education to State of the art Infrastructure. So, all of you also, keep working best for ourselves and for the betterment of JECRC University.
Upcoming Campus event
National Science day Festival Chirag Sharma Jaipur. JECRC University is going to organize a whole day worth of indulging activities for the Specially abled people of society on the National Science Day, i.e. February 28, 2017. The series of activities such as Feature and Documentary film screenings, Drawing Competition, Tree Plantation and other such events are planned for boosting the sense of Self-esteem and to cultivate a sense of normalcy in the Specially abled people. This program will be honoured with the presence of Sh. S.S. Bissa, CEO, Jaipur Foot as Chief Guest of the program. It will be held at Moot Court, Science Block at 10 am. National science day is celebrated as one of the main Science festivals in India every year, during which students of the schools and colleges demonstrate various Science Projects and National and State Science institutions demonstrate their latest researches. So all you are invited to grace the occasion.
Fun Facts Rimjhim Sharma
•Beards can slow the aging process by stopping the water from leaving the skin, keeping it moisturized. •Two tablespoons of honey would be enough to fuel a Bee’s entire flight around the World.
Student Corner
MADHUBANI ART By Sonali Singla B.Sc. Interior Design (1st year)
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Monday, February 27, 2017
Fiction
One accident, Three Surgeries and thousand hopes Rimjhim Sharma
A Story narrates tragedies and hopes in the life of a girl
Glass
pieces still there in her body. She has a rod in her leg. Even after 3 surgeries, not 100% vision in one eye, but her life? September 23, 2015. Midnight. She was on her way back home from the office. She was sitting in a taxi and listening to music and reviewing her posts on Social Media. She had no clue that her taxi driver was falling asleep in the wheels. When, they reached Navgharr, the driver hit a dumper. Before they would realize what had happened, from the back seat, she flew to the front, breaking the shield against the wind. What followed was a nightmare. She still remembers that people had gathered around the taxi. But no one approached to help her. She saw some of them taking pictures on the phone and also heard someone saying: ‘Did the driver rape you?”
Some guys came forward and helped her out. ‘They found a Police van through and she was put in a Truck. She could not feel her left leg at all, when she kept in the van just fell from one side was in excruciating pain. She yelled and asked them hold her leg. Meanwhile, someone in van, called her mom. In the Civil Hospital Mulund, the staff was not in the mood to help her. Her right eye was bleeding, too. She could not see with that. But she could hear them laughing, making jokes around her. Fortunately, her father and his friends came and moved me to Fortis. While all this was happening, she was constantly thinking what? Her job requires her to travel. She loved Photography. She asked her father ‘Will I be able to walk again? At that moment, She realized that She did not care what it seemed, She just wanted her life. She just
wanted to stay alive. Her leg was hurting badly, but the doctors at Fortis told them that there is no fracture. Strangely, after the eye surgery, they were told that she had a fracture in her leg. Her parents felt, they were only interested in making money with them. So, she was moved to Saboo Siddiqui Hospital, because her father knew the doctors there. They operated her leg and a rod was put inside. Then, She was shifted to Hinduja. This was her fourth hospital, because Dr. Pritam Samant was in Hinduja and he is one of the best eye specialist around. All this while She was in great pain. To add to her misery, She was unsure about her future. That’s when She met Dr. Savari Desai. When he saw her, he gave her an appealing smile to make her comfortable. That same moment, She liked her.
Tricolor flag, Creative gestures and a Nationalistic message Mime performance of ‘Abhivyakti’ club was appreciated during ‘Pre JU Rhythm-Zarurat’ Jaipur. To give a mes-
sage wrapped with entertainment is a creative way of ‘Abhivyakti’ club. It was showcased during ‘Pre JU Rhythm-Zarurat’. With a Mime, Devoted performers sketched a Nationalistic environment in JECRC Campus. By unfurling tricolour flag and creative gestures, performers communicated nonverbally with an impact. Audience applaud was the result of powerful message given by theatre art. Convener Sachin Gupta said ,
Abhivyakti, Theatre club organises various events like acting, dancing, singing, story writing, skit, street play, Nukkad Natak, stand-up comedy etc. These all activities come under abhivyakti- The Theatre club,
JECRC University. Abhivyakti Club creates opportunities for social and educational development through participation in the theatre acts. Its main aim is to introduce students to new and innovative elements of performing arts as well as embracing more traditional performance practices. Abhivyakti Club enables students to develop interpersonal skills such as confidence, social interaction, responsibility sharing, planning, decision making and team-work.
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Her face had been badly beaten. She was in a mess. No one was allowing her to see the mirror. Everyone was frightened that She could enter the depression, but She insisted on her mother that She need a mirror that used to look at her in the mirror and slowly helped her to accept her reality in acceptance, She found new strength and began a recovery. On the day of departure, Dr. Savari gave her a beautiful letter in which, he told me that when he looks at her, he sees a silent and resilient fighting spirit. And that is why, even in the dark, She will always find light. Today, that letter travels with her everywhere. There were many people around her parents, her boyfriend and friends, who wanted to see her living, laughing, having fun and having fun. That gave her the fuel to fight. Recovered com-
pletely because of these people. They behaved as if nothing had happened. Just after 25 days, She was discharged from Hinduja, She went back to work, of course with a walking stick. Dr. Savari had told her to make a list of the things she used to do, which she could do after the accident, and she would like to do it. He asked her to put them on a piece of paper. When, She actually sat down and wrote them down, She realized that there was nothing to be left out, even with one eye. That changed her perspective. Glass pieces still there in her body. She has a rod in her leg. Even after 3 surgeries, not 100% vision in one eye, but her life? It’s 100%. She is still with a sense of hope. Its her Doctor’s smile, which gives us a sense of enthusiasm and to keep living the Life with joy.
‘Pen is mightier than the sword’ Power of Journalism
Mohitinder Singh Maan
Jaipur.
Even today in the age of information, everyone wants to be aware about what is happening around then in the world. It is the media that is the source of all the information. In the digital environment in which journalists now work, new facts are being unearthed daily, more audience feedback is being integrated, more voices are being heard; more diverse perspectives on the same news stories are being presented, more stories are available, archived and searchable for Longer periods of time, more men and women of power are being watched more closely and more people are engaged more actively with the changes in the world by taking photos or making videos of key moments, by commenting on blogs, or
by sharing the stories that matter to them. Journalism is broadly divided into two categories – Print and Electronic journalism in the print media consist of Newspaper, journals, magazine and news agencies. On the other hands, Journalism through the electronic medium consists of Television, radio and the internet. If we journalists are in the business of gathering information, interpreting it, and spreading it, we certainly have more means than ever to do so. We are also getting more help, and for free, than we Ever could have imagined. In an unstable and risky world, the public demand for information, analysis, and interpretation seems to be greater than ever.
Review: ‘Iron Throne’. Glory, Gory, Bloodshed and Dragons- this show has it all. Rimjhim Sharma
Jaipur. ‘Game of Thrones’, anyone who’s seen this show gets excited by just listening about this. Images of Jon Snow in black clothes and Sansa Stark, tortured but still strong flashes into one’s mind. The show filmed in the backdrop of a fictional world of kingdoms is a thrilling game of highborn sons and kings fighting for the ‘Iron Throne’. Gory, Bloodshed and Dragons- this show has it all. The show basically has four main houses; Stark, Lannister, Targaryan and Baratheon. The plot revolves
around these houses fighting to not just to win the ‘Iron Throne’, but also surviving the various battles that come their way. Along with a strong male cast there is a series of female actors, who play an exceptional role. Lena Heady, Masie Williams and Sophie Turner deliver awe inspiring performances. The show also features inhuman characters or as they call it ‘The White Walkers’ or ‘The Dead People’, who live on the other side of the ‘Wall’ and wants to end every soul that breaths.
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