JECRC University budding Journalists celebrated World Forestry Day with Government of Rajasthan
Student Journalists interviewed and interacted with Forest officials Jaipur. On the occasion of World
Forestry Day, Forestry Training Institute of Government of Rajasthan and Rajputana Society of Natural History (RSNH) organized a day-long Seminar on ‘“Environment and Energy” at its campus at JLN marg, Jaipur. The fourteen budding Journalists of Department of Journalism and Mass Communication of JECRC University participated enthusiastically in this Seminar. They did not only participated, but also They interviewed and interacted with the delegates of the Seminar, professionally. The JECRC University is the only Institute, which students participated in such a prestigious program of Government of Rajasthan.
JECRC University budding Journalists with Prof. K.K. Saxena, Deputy Forest Conservator at Forestry Training Institute, Jaipur
The Seminar started with the core “Environment and Energy”. The FTI and RSNH invited various Agri-Scientists, NGOs, Students and Other forest conservation
intellectuals. The intellectuals spoke on the core theme, which proved to be a fact based and productive session.The various NGOs representatives presented
Interview
‘We will involve University students for raising awareness about environment’
On the Occasion of World Forestry Day, Forestry Training Institute (FTI), Jaipur organized an One day workshop on ‘An Awareness Program for the Conservation of Forests and Forest animals’ Our budding Journalists of JECRC University participated in this workshop and talked to Mr. Kaushal Kumar Saxena, Deputy Forest Conservator about it’s objective and future vision of Forest Department. Here are his views; The Message Correspondent: Will you please explain objective of Forestry Training Institute? Mr. K.K. Saxena: After some decades of Independence, When Government realized its constraints for the conservation of the Forests, it established Forestry Training Institute (FTI) to increase people’s participation for this purpose. We are trying our best to bring
public together with some NGOs for saving our environment. The Message Correspondent: Will you share your experiences with NGOs for this purpose? Mr. K.K. Saxena: I am so much satisfied of NGOs participation
for this purpose. Here, today as well, NGOs from Jabalpur to Udaipur came to take this agenda forward. NGOs with our department are working efficiently in remote areas also. The Message Correspondent: What’s your planning to increase awareness among youngsters?
Mr. K.K. Saxena: This Financial year, we will organize some awareness programs in schools and colleges. By organizing some Quiz competitions, appreciating winners by certificates and awards, we will make it participatory. Our trained faculties will give lectures in rural area schools also. In this campaign, we will bring local elected representatives as well. The Message Correspondent: You organized productive sessions i.e. technical sessions and Success story sessions. But, what’s your plan to get Local universities’ students engaged with it? Mr. K.K. Saxena: We will do it in urban area also. As I told you in last answer, in this Financial year, we will some slide shows, Poster presentations and Lecture presentations to create an awareness in local university students also. We admit, Outreach programs in Universities will increase people’s participation.
their work, which they have done towards forest conservation as well as gave suggestions for more effective forest and Wildlife conservation while sticking to the
core theme “Environment and Energy”. During the occasion, Mr. K.K. Saxena, Deputy Forest Conservator, Mr. A.K. Saxena, Assistant Forest Conservator and Prof. K.K. Sharma, Former Vice Chancellor, MDS University, Ajmer chaired the various technical sessions and enlightened the audience with their experiences and recommendations. Along with this various other activities such as a postal stamp exhibition by Philately expert from Udaipur, Mrs. Pushpa Khamesra exhibited it with Non-timber forestry products. Prof. K.K. Sharma shared the deliberations with the audience and Mr. A.K. Saxena submitted the vote of thanks.
Victory by “JU Eagles”
Jaipur. Another rewarding vic- The game was introduced 3
tory in American Football by the girls full of zeal and enthusiasm in Rohtak, our team “JU Eagles” ranked second amongst 30 teams in the All India Inter University Championship and presented an exceptional game on the field!
Cartoon Corner
years back in the University and the girls took their interest last year and formed a strong team through regular practice. JECRC University congratulates the winners and hopes to get such victories in the near future. Cartoon by : Harshit Jha
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
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Editorial
Eisenhower, NATO and the supreme allied miser of all Europe Aditya Pareek
History is witness, how the stra-
tegic genius of Gen. Dwight .D. Eisenhower defeated the Formidable German Third Reich’s Prussian enforced War Machine and contained the evil of fascism which was arguably the single most ambitious totalitarian attempt at world domination outside of the Soviet Union’s shenanigans during the height of the cold war. Eisenhower after hanging up his uniform with the five star shoulder boards of a United states Army General ,later as President of the United States lead America and the west into an era where Explosively Violent Confrontation(perhaps even nuclear) with the USSR seemed an eventuality. The Downing of a U-2 Spy Aircraft piloted by Francis Garry Powers became the center of a controversy that cost President Eisenhower the status of being Commander in Chief of The US Armed Forces and the de-facto leadership of “The Free World”. Eisenhower’s insistence on supporting at any cost the Grand
Alliance of European Nations outside the Iron Curtain to the East ,against an inevitable bunch of adversaries which were lorded over by the Authoritarian Communist superpower and rival The Soviet Union, earned him the reverence of many. These Historical policies Stand in stark contrast to Current US President Donald. J. Trump’s unsubstantiated recent remark after a meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel ,that Germany (which is arguably the linchpin to European Balance of Power since even before “The Great War”) “Owes NATO Vast Sums”. President Trump has been known to stir the pot with his bombastic
“isolationist” rhetoric since the election campaign. Arguably The West Prevailed over the Soviet Tyranny and expansionist schemes only in the shadow of Men like Gen. Eisenhower and Ronald Regan who poured more into the development of free enterprise and uplifting the standard of living of their subjects right alongside the technological edge in mili-
tary hardware. Today when the world is a unipolar stage where only one power(USA) can claim absolute Hegemony over the globe, the severe lack of action outside of proxy wars and wars on an ideology(Terror!) has become cause for concern for the military Industrial Complex that accounts for a major slice of the bloated US Economy. The Problem with Big Business that has already penetrated virtually all markets in the world is well, the inherent nature of profit fueled policy agenda that is at its core. In short ,constant unrelenting war in the Arab world is good for all but is that enough? After all a profitable business enterprise and its dependents measure success only
in terms of ever growing dividends and revenue. A push towards a second coldwar after a few stagnant decades of adventureism in the desert seems like the perfect recipe for justifying the backbreaking parallel expenses that would become the norm if the west were to worry about a Russian threat to their new NATO allies which just so happen to be The Russian Federation’s Neighbors and Former Soviet States thus in a position to encircle it. Donald Trump’s Campaign Promise to make sure every NATO signatory pays their “fare” share of defense spending equivalent to 2% of their respective GDPs is finally materializing even if in just flamboyant bursts during the President’s speeches bent on disciplining the European states who according to him have taken American guarantees to their National Securities for granted. In the current US Administration’s case common sense would dictate that a populist is as good as his word.
Career in Hospitality Management makes the World your Workplace A vast, dynamic and growing industry provides tremendous opportunity for ambitious students
Somya Negi, Assistant Professor –II
Students of Department of Hotel Management in welcoming gesture
Jaipur. Do you have good communication skills, and like connecting with people? Can you be flexible with your working hours? Do you like dealing with food, and are you creative? Then the glamorous world of hospitality and tourism needs you. ‘Let your job be the passport to the world’. Sounds like your kind of deal?
Ever imagined yourself directing social events on a cruise? Or how about owning and managing your own luxurious chain of hotels and resorts nationally or internationally? Or how about running an ultra-modern club or spa? Ever pictured yourself creating the marketing campaign for national tourism campaign? Sounds exciting! Doesn’t it? Guess what does a waiter serving you a delicious sizzler, the concierge at your resort and a tour guide have in common? Basically they all work in the hospitality industry in some way or the other. Well, this is what careers in hospitality management look like. And this is just a tiny drop amidst the vast ocean of dynam-
ic opportunities that await you in the global hospitality industry. A career in this field could be personally fulfilling and professionally stimulating. Hospitality over the years continues to be one of the world’s fastest growing industries. It employs more than 256 million people worldwide. Hospitality and Tourism represents a broad range of career opportunities in industries that include: •Hotels and Resorts •Restaurants and Commercial Food Service •Meeting and Event Planning •Tourism Destinations and Attractions •Leisure, Recreation and Sports Man-
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agement •Airlines, Cruises and other Transportation •Environmentally Sustainable and Cultural Tourism Development •Spa and Wellness Management As a vast, dynamic and growing industry, hospitality and tourism provides tremendous opportunity for ambitious students who enjoy working with people. The hospitality and tourism industry operates in a highly competitive environment. It is important that those seeking careers as successful professionals develop a strong business foundation and customer service skills. Graduates of hospitality and tourism management programs
are well rounded with a combination of business and life skills that are in high demand with employers. While hospitality and tourism has traditionally been an industry that emphasized hands-on experience, the competitive nature of the business now requires a combination of experience and higher education to build a successful management career. There are no shortcuts for successful career in hospitality industry; particularly hotel management industry is only open for talented management professionals who can show their calibre and capibilities.The best way to get in this industry is to do a degree course. An internship with some good hotels helps a lot.
Afghanistan needs more troops from US Harshit Jha
Jaipur. Afghanistan asks US to send troops against the ISIS and the Taliban insurgents, the Nation’s top diplomat said on Tuesday. Trump government has not yet declared, if he will send troops to Afghanistan or not. Around 8,400 troops are currently deployed in Afghanistan who are performing counter terrorism operations in the region and are also training the Afghan army. Afghanistan also expresses confidence by saying ‘We stand confident that the US administration under President Trump will remain strategically engaged and
continue its support,’ he described Nicholson call as, ‘an appropriate decision considering the prevailing security challenges still facing us’. A sign of how major powers are competing for influence in the region, Rabbani said, Russia is planning a 12-nation conference on Afghanistan. The former Soviet Union engaged in a disastrous decade-long occupation of Afghanistan in the 1980s.Rabbani said, the US had been invited but didn’t know if it world attend. The State Department said, it hasn’t yet decided on its participation.
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