Februrary 05, 2021 Vol 05, Issue 276 Department of Journalism & Mass Communication
Make your passion your Paycheck Sports Council and PE Dept. organize an E-Sports championship
Bhavika Nandwana
Jaipur. Sports Council and the Department of Physical Education organizes an E-sports championship in association with JU Eagles. An online tournament was organized by the association. E-Sports championship includes league matches one-on-one were organized on January 2, 2021, to January 4, 2021. Other than the winning team, six players, five main players and one substitute were selected based on individual scores. Jatin Assudani (student of B.Tech. CSE, 4th year), Shashank Choudhary (student of B.Tech Civil 3rd year), Harsh Verma (student of B.Tech CSE, 2nd year), Tilak
Raj Choudhary (student of B.Tech CSE, 2nd year), Anshul Sharma (student of B.Tech ECE) and Naman Sharma (student of B.Tech CSE) will be the official representing team members
of JECRC University and will be representing the university at central division E-Sports Championship 2021 (CSGO). Also, budding journalist interacted with the captain of the
team, Jatin Assudani. He tells that the team is practising daily for the national tournament. They play 4-5 pug matches and 2-3 scrims every day to improve the coordination.
If you are facing a good team, we feel the pressure, you can feel the stress rush if the audience comes to watch our matches. If we are playing on LAN the atmosphere of the playing platform is worth watching. Sadly we don’t have LANs now because of Covid. The matches might be in March. The exact dates are not out yet as of now and mostly we won’t have LANs for this national tournament. It will be held online. Recently, we played the tournament ‘JU Eagles Csgo qualifiers’. We won all of our matches giving only nine rounds in total. The teams were against played is Okayish. Most of them were new players, he added.
Making India Atma Nirbhar Continuous learning is the key to success
Mohini Ray
Kota. On 5th January, 2021 Prime Minister of India, initiated Toycathon 2021 (a Hackathon) under the ‘Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan’ for crowdsourcing of innovative ideas for development or creation Toys and Games that should be based on Bhartiya history civilisation, ethos and culture. This idea was launched by Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishika’ Minister of Education and Smriti Irani, Minister for Women and Child Development and Textiles. And this is for every college and university
of India. Tycathon 2021 is an inter-ministerial initiative which is organized by the ministry of education’s innovation cell with support from all India council for technical education, Ministry of Women and Child Development, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of MSME, Ministry of Textiles and Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Tycathon 2021 is come up with the idea of India’s innovative minds to make novel toy and games that should be based on the Indian history, civilisation, ethos, culture, it provides a great opportunity to students.
Student of JMC interacts with Dr. Aalok Pandya, Professor Physics
Akshit Bhatnagar
Jaipur. JECRC University has its specialities, one of them being the practical knowledge that is passed on to the students, said Dr. Aalok Pandya, Professor of Physics. He was interacting with THE MESSAGE. He added that continuous learning is the key to success. According to him, regularity in the classroom is of the utmost importance for a student. Knowledge can be gathered through the internet too but nothing beats being punctual and regular in the
classroom, The university provides a structured way of learning and that is where the university has the upper hand over internet learning. During his time, he has noticed many changes ranging from teaching essence to the
quality of student intake. From Blackboards to Projectors and even the way the attendance is being taken has changed. Everything has changed and technology has had a big role to play in those changes. According to him, learning can always happen but effective learning happens when a student is motivated and ready to learn and that is a teacher’s responsibility to keep a student always motivated to learn. He added that an average teacher teaches, a good teacher teaches better but a great teacher inspires.
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The promised land: Prem Niketan Ashram Biological Park: Conserving People wanting to give back to the society are invited Flora and Fauna Bhavika Nandwana
Shivam Batra
Jaipur. Prem Niketan Ashram can be said as heaven on earth. It is the place where people who want to give back something to society. The Ashram is run under a charitable trust Manav Seva Sang. This organization runs different welfare programs and has many branches. The old age homes, cowsheds, hospitals, patient services, library, schools, provides water everywhere and also ashrams, are under coordination. It was established by Maharaj Sharananand Ji in 1952 in Uttar Pradesh. It celebrates its foundation day on Moksha Ekadashi Geeta Jayanti, every year. It started providing services all over the nation. It is run by the learning and regulations given by Maharaj Ji at the time of establishment. People donate for this trust, it is a paid accommodation.When budding journalist Bhavika Nandwana interacted
Jaipur: Nahargarh Biological Park the only biological park you can find in Jaipur with its vast flora fauna the best part about this park that most people didn’t know that its main aim of this park is not earning profits there the main purpose is to conserve it. It also doubles up as a great place to educate people and conduct research on existing flora fauna. It is located just 12 kilometres from Jaipur on the Jaipur Delhi National Highway (NH) 8. It is a must-visit tourist attraction if you are on a trip to Jaipur. Overlooked by the Aravalli Range, it is spread across an area of 720 hectares. For bird lovers, this park is a haven, as there are more than 285 species of birds found inside it and most popular one is white-naped tit which only can be found here.
The Nahargarh Biological park remains open every day but Tuesday it is closed. And the opening time is 9 AM and closing time of the park is 5 PM. And it is suggested to visit there early in the morning because animals are active at that time and during day time they sleep mostly.
400-500 rupees daily. And now when the government granted permission for opening hotels and restaurants they are healing themselves from this problem. He applied some important things in their way of serving
temperature check, etc. General Manager of The Theme Hotel Vardhan Saxena tells that during the last four year time, he changed many things and added many more new things to his hotel for enhancing the economy. Before lockdown, he was making a good business and during the pandemic, he has not removed any of his employees and gave their salaries on time but as the time passed he has to remove some employees. As soon as the government granted for opening hotels and restaurants they recovered rapidly because of the enhancement of tourism culture in Rajasthan.
with the manager of this ashram Mr. Shekhar Garg. He told that this accommodation is for those people who want to pay back to society. People living there are 60+ years old, and they are living by their wish, he added. The
organization is a charitable trust and runs different programmes and people come and live there on their own.Nobody is living forcefully there. There are many things which a new generation can learn from.
PM talks to Hotel Industry suffered much, waiting for good days President of Akshat Tiwari Student of JMC interacts with the Managers of some hotels and restaurants such as sanitizing of hands regSouth Africa ularly, the mask is compulsory,
JU News (PIB)
Jaipur. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a telephone conversation with His Excellency Matemela Cyril Ramaphosa, President of South Africa. The two leaders discussed the continuing challenges posed by the COVID-19. This context the vaccination campaigns being undertaken in their respective countries. Prime Minister reiterated to the South African President. India's considerable productive capacity for pharmaceuticals and vaccines would continue to serve the needs of all countries, including those in Africa.
Jaipur. According to a survey of the year 2019, Rajasthan is the only state in India which has the largest number of hotels and restaurants in it. From the era when Rajasthan was known as Rajputana, it was very well known for its way of serving. Many hotels and restaurants are still famous for their way of serving such as Chokhi Dhani in Jaipur. Not only India but the whole world faced many problems during the pandemic (COVID-19).Budding Journalist of JU interacted with the owner of Dhanna’s Restaurant in Jaipur Praveen Sharma. He told that
from 2005 when the restaurant was started everything was going smoothly. Before lockdown, they were making the business of 10-15 thousands rupees daily. But due to the pandemic, their business was decreased to
Swami Vivekananda’s teachings lead to the light of knowledge
Arshita Kriplani
Journalism and Mass Communication department celebrates National Youth Day
Jaipur. The teachings of Swami Vivekananda lead us from the darkness of ignorance to the light of knowledge. Swami. These views were expressed by Pulkit Sharma, a third-year student of Journalism. He was speaking at a program organized by the Journalism and Mass Communication Department on the birthday of Swami Vivekananda on Tuesday. On the occasion of National Youth Day, the first, second and third year students of the department participated in this program which was organized
on the theme of Young India and Swami Vivekananda. During the program, Mohini Ray shared the information related to the life of Swami
Vivekananda. Ankit Katyayan talked important things about him in front of everyone in a very momentous way. Rishab Chaturvedi, Kanhaiya Kumar,
Kanan Aggarwal, Rahul Nambiar, Akash Sharma, Yash Sharma, Ankit Katyayan, Ashish Singh, Shaurya Chaudhary, Yash Shaktawat, Sudhanshu Shukla,
Pulkit Sharma and Divya Patni, students of JMC Department also expressed their views. The program was conducted by Tanishka Waghanani, a first year student. The welcome statement was made by the Head of the Department, Dr. Amit Sharma while the vote of thanks was given by Dr. Narendra Kaushik. Department teachers Brijesh Kumar Mishra and Manish Arya also spoke on the occasion. All students spoke very well on the topic ‘Young India and Swamivivekananda’. Faculty and staff members also shared their views with the students.
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