JU Rhythm’ 17
JU defines the beat of Rhythm’ 17 On the first day, Music was on head and beats were on feet, even rain couldn’t stop the celebration
Even, Rain couldn’t stop the celebration Interrupted, but still motivated
Lakshika Mathur
Jaipur. JECRC University proudly inaugurated its National level Techno Cultural Fest “JU Rhythm’ 2017”, on 2nd March. It is the Mega fest being Organized each year. The participation is aimed to rise much higher than the previous year. During Inauguration, President Prof. D.P. Sharma appreciated the efforts of JU family. Director, Finance Mr. Vineet Agrawal said, ‘JU always did its best and this year as well, our team tried performing best’. Chief Coordinator thanked all the Delegates, Guests, Participants and Team members. On the first day, many students from different universities and colleges joined for various events. Teams and Students from all over India were ready for the competition. Students showed their skills and passion. This was
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the passion of Participants and Volunteers, even, rain couldn’t stop the Celebration. The events of first day were Solo
Songs, First round of Mr. and Mrs. Rhythm, Robo war, Robo race, Roadies and many more, which were very fascinating and
interesting. Being a part of JU Rhythm is fun. Everybody was enjoying and participating in every event.
‘Nothing is Meaningless’
Theatre
‘Drama sketched realities’
In Theatre Competition, Participant teams peformed on various Social issues Priyansh Nahar
Jaipur. On the first day of “JU Rhythm’17” students from different Universities from Jaipur, Ahmedabad and many more, performed very interesting drama performances based on various social issues. Faculty Coordinator, Dr. Sachin Gupta said, ‘Four teams participated in this event. All plays were very mind blowing and competitive, but at last GLF, Ahmedabad team was the winner and ICG, Jaipur stood Second. Both teams were awarded with cash prize of Rupees 6000. Their per-
Jaipur. In the evening of the Day 1, rain slowdowns the events, but the celebration wasn’t stopped. Volunteers and Coordinators have done a great job to manage everything. They really worked hard for the participants. Stage shows, which had to be held in the ground was efficiently and immediately shifted to the auditorium in an organized way.
Entrepreneur Chirag Mehta of Start-up ‘Thalagiri’ shares his creative ideas in JU Rhythm’ 17 Rani Joshi
Jaipur. ‘Nothing is Meaningless’.
We are not saying this, these are words of Mr. Chirag Mehta. An entrepreneur of a Creative Start up, Me. Chirag shared his creative tips in JU Rhythm’17. His creative ideas and startup was really beneficial for students. Students of Arts, Commerce and Science can join this company for their skills and passion. He said “I have started my company at very young age. My company’s name is Thalagiri in which, we
provide a platform to students from any field in which students, who have hidden talent of singing, painting, dancing, but didn’tt get chance, they can show their talent. We have started our company in Udaipur, but now we are also working in Jaipur.” He also said “Degree of B.tech in Rajasthan is not up to the mark. Students are choosing other fields after doing engineering, which is spoiling their own career. Students should do, what they love and accept.
Cartoon Corner Cartoon by: Priyansh Nahar
formance catched everyone’s heart and mind and every team had some educative theme. Students used very motivational issues, GLF, Ahmadabad’s act was ‘SAY NO to INTOXICATION’ and ICG’s
act was on ‘WOMEN EMPOWERMENT’. This event was judged by Dr. Aditi Khandelwal from ICG, Jaipur and she also guided the participants about their better performances
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Fashion, Voices, Robots and Colors, It’s Rhythm’17 Lakshika Mathur
Jaipur.
Tasks which were never seen before. JU-Rhythm fashion show mesmerized the audience with confident and stylish ramp walk of student models. On ther side, activity ‘Roadies’ for the students, showed their enthusiasm and courage. Antakshari was held in auditorium, many different colleges participated in this. In this questions were be based on Hindi movie songs
with some rules. A song sung by a team were carry a complete mukhra (always) and appropriate antra. Interesting slow ride of bikes was also there. Bikes and tracks were provided by the coordinators. The rules were that the body should not touch the ground, otherwise participant will be disqualified. In Robo Soccer activity, They played soccer by robots, which was really amazing.
Participants copying the sketches in ‘Copy Cat’ activity
Courtesy : JU Rhythm FB page
Student artists sketching the face in ‘Face Painting’
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