January 30, 2021 February 06,272 2021 Vol 05, Issue Vol 05, Issue of277 Department Department Journalism & Mass of Journalism& C o m m u n i c a t i oMass n
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India to reach a level up in education Budding journalist interacts with Founder Director of Lawrence And Mayo Education Group Pradeep Singh
Yashika Talreja Kota: Budding Journalist from JECRC University recently interviewed Er.Pradeep Singh Gour where he shared his exemplary journey. Being a technocrat his commitment towards work, foresighted leadership, concern for the children and social concern for the country and the society has brought this institution as a temple of learning where education is life and developing leader a mission. Having worked in Corporate culture from 1984 to 1997, he has a vast experience of Indian Industrial culture with special managerial skills. After completing B.Tech from NIT Surathkal, he completed Management course from IIM Ahmedabad (promoted by Entrepreneur). An eminent educationist who has been successful in creating an unbelievable environment
Budding journalist Yashika Talreja interacting with Pradeep Singh Gour
for school education in Kota. Founder Trustee KG Charitable Trust. Member of CBSE District Level Examination Committee.City coordinator - JEEMain, NEET, CTET, UGCNET exams. Member District Education Policy Committee under NSEM. You name it and he has it all. What are the challenges you faced in the initial period of your struggle? The main challenge was to face
the competitors who already existed in the market as my main motive was to give quality education along with feasibility and as it was a totally new field for me, getting clearances from the government and licensing was a bit challenging. What has been your journey and experience as the Director of Lawrence & Mayo Public School? Being an Engineer, I was quite comfortable in the cooperate
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JU is first university in the state gka th eSa gw¡ v[kckj! to sign up with NASSCOM gk¡ th eSa gw¡ v[kckj Divyaditya Singh Jaipur. JECRC University becomes the first educational institute in Rajasthan to enter into an MoU with NASSCOM for their “Futureskills Prime” initiative. NASSCOMM along with the Ministry of Electronics and IT (Meit), has come up with the initiative which is is an e-learning platform for emerging technologies and professional skills like Artificial
Intelligence, Blockchain, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Design Thinking, Continuous Learning etc. this is the only skilling ecosystem to be backed by the IT industry, NASSCOMM and the Govt.
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sector but then I thought something should be done for the society and it's welfare and do not limit my self just in the Engineering field. So the journey started in 1994, keeping in mind that I have to and want to serve quality education considering the economic cost and best infrastructural facilities. In the initial five years, I have to face a lot of struggle but since my aim was clear I was
working in unidirection and after that things were pretty good as I believe whatever you do,you should do it with you heart with full dedication and try not to repeat the mistake if occured. During this journey, my work was recognised by Central Board of Secondary Education, Ministry of Human Resource, The office of President of India in 2013 and Rotary. In September,2020 I was honoured with "The Exemplary Academic Leader of the year" by institution of Engineers. What is your opinion about the New Education Policy that has been recently launched by the government?w So I think that NEP will certainly take the country to the level no one has ever dreamt of. "In the coming years, there will not be a single person who is uneducated",this is our main motive and target in respect to implementation of NEP.
PM addresses event marking Diamond Jubilee of Gujarat High Court JU News JaipurThe Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi addressed an event marking the Diamond Jubilee of the High Court of Gujarat today via video conferencing. He also released a Commemorative Postage Stamp marking the completion of sixty years of the establishment of the High Court. Union Minister of Law & Justice, Judges of Supreme Court and High Court of Gujarat, and Chief Minister of Gujarat and members of the law fraternity were present on the occasion. Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister praised the Bench and the Bar of the High Court for their erudite contribution for strengthening Indian judicial system and Indian
democracy over the period of 60 years. The Prime Minister asserted that the judiciary has fulfilled its responsibility as the life force of the Constitution. Judiciary has always strengthened the Constitution by creatively and positively interpreting it. It has served the Rule of Law by meeting its role in the fields of rights and freedom of the citizens. The Prime Minister said this notion of Rule of Law has been the basis of our civilization and social fabric. It has been the basis of good governance. This infused moral courage in our freedom struggle. This was kept supreme by the makers of Indian Constitution and Preamble of the Constitution is the manifestation of this pledge.
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Saturday, February 06, 2021
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A selfless step to brighten the future Prem pathshala educates BPL students for free
Divyaditya and Saksham Jaipur: Budding journalists from JECRC University had a visit to Prem Pathshala in Jhag, 14 kilometres away from the Bagru city. The school provides free education to the children who come under BPL and also who cannot afford school fees, uniforms, books and all. Our reporters talked to various faculties, staff and founder of the school, here is a glimpse of it. Subhash Sharma, Principal “We do door to door survey in the nearby areas to identify the children who really are in need, we look at their actual financial condition, then we talk to their parents and convince them that education is very important for their child”
Fazal Mohammad, Music teacher
Sachin Goswami, PT teacher “Our students have played on district level and got various medals and certificates which will help them in the future”. Kishan Bhairwa, Volunteer “In our survey, every teacher bring out the information from their areas. We provide uniforms, books and transport facilities to students. Even if some students couldn’t get their lunch, we also provide meal to them. After 12th, we also help students for the admission in a good colleges. We make students regular to school”.
“Students here are very much interested in music, they show much passion in learning music. I was so influenced with the voice children in the village. Our students also compete with the students of international schools”. Vishnu Sharma, Admin “We teach our students stiching, computer, we open their bank accounts. We also hire women who do, stiching, gardening which help them to earn a living. Many famous personalities like Preity Zinta and Shane Watson have visited here”.
Centre asks states to act against fake vaccine rumours
Budding journalist Divyaditya Singh interacted with the founder and owner of the schhol
Shri Prabhakar Goswami , Founder and owner “ I was doing research on street children for Unicef, I teached students from the rural areas of Jaipur, there I realised that these students must get a shelter to stay and study, then I got the idea of this project. Before that, I was a professor at government college. Initially it was bit difficult to convince children and make them realise that education is important for them, they used to run away from the school, indulge smoking, drinking, etc. Later, students themselves realised what is right for them, we build self confidence in them and many students here are gearing up towards a bright future”.
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Divyaditya Singh Jaipur: In letter to chief secretaries of all states, Union home secretary Ajay Bhalla said that states must direct all the concerned authorities under the State Government to take appropriate measures to counter false information about covid 19 vaccines. The letter comes in the backdrop of a degree of hesitancy among health workers during the initial phase of vaccination.The letter emphasizes the safety of both vaccines. “The National Regulatory Authority in the country has found that the two vaccines, Covishield manufactured by the Serum Institute of India and Covaxin, developed and manufactured by the Bharat
Biotech Linited were safe and immunogenic,”it said. “It has been reported that unfounded and misleading rumours are circulating on social and other media, creating doubt about the safety and efficacy of these vaccines. Such kind of rumour mongering, particularly by vested interests, can create unwarranted doubts among at large, and there is, therefore a need to check all kinds of unfounded scare
mongering relating to the safety and immunogenicity of the vaccines,” wrote Bhalla. Bhalla asked the chief secretaries to direct all the authorities to disseminate factual messages, adding that penal action may be taken against the person or organization who is found to have indulged in such activities, under the relevant provisions of the Disaster Management Act,2005 and the Indian Penal Code, 1860
Rights of a prisoner
Gaurank Singh
Jaipur: This article deals with the rights of arrested person mentioned in the various sections of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, rights of an arrested person guaranteed under the Constitution of India and human rights violation of prisoners in India and how they are treated in the jails and the steps taken by judiciary and state to curb the human rights violation of the prisoners. Conditions of prisoners in India is very serious. They are treated like animals. Treatment of prisoners in India is grim and secretly violative of fundamental as well as statutory
rights of an individual. We need to understand that Jails are not merely for punishment but they are for rehabilitation of the prisoners. Prisoners don’t cease to be human beings and Supreme Court has reiterated this position in many cases and have recognized rights of the prisoners, so that they do not suffer and a better rehabilitative surrounding be given to them to improve and become better human being during the course of jail term. Under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, and the Constitution of India, the rights of the convicted person are to grant the accused person certain
basic rights for protection and living. The violations of Human rights of prisoners are a very problematic in a democratic country like India because prisoners are also human and they deserve basic human decency even though they might have committed some inhumane crimes. The laws which are there to protect them are not sufficient and there is no proper implementation of the already existing laws. The concept of prison punishment in India is very pagan and does not adhere to the existing mindsets about human rights.
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Prince Dadhich
Whatever the situation is, just smile. Things will definitely turn around
Printed and Published by: JECRC University, Ramchandrapura, Sitapura, Jaipur. Reporter & Sub Editor: Yashika Talreja, Divyaditya Singh, Gaurank Singh, Saksham Goswami, Prince Dadhich, Khushi Chauhan and Oshil Chawada. Layout Designer: Divyaditya Singh. News Editor: Brijesh Kumar Mishra. News Editor: Ashutosh Kumar Pandey. Associate Editor- Narendra Kaushik. Editor: Dr. Amit Sharma. DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this paper are author(s) own. Facts reported by them have been verified to the extent possible and the publisher are not liable for the same. This publication is for internal circulation only. Please send your valuable suggestions and feedback on ; themessage@jecrcu.edu.in