February 10, 2021 Vol 05, Issue 280 Department of Journalism & Mass Communication
Young Genius: No age to set a world record
Learning through creative ways Budding Journalist interacted with world record holder Akshat Khandal
Special Interview
Dayansh Jain Jaipur: In the competitive world, when academic pressures is increasing on the students and they are trying to focus on everything, there is Akshat Khandal, 17-year-old boy who made two world records. The idea of making world record came to his head from a search of a very silly question “how to be famous?” His first world record was in 9th grade, where Akshat recited Euler’s formula 10000 decimals of “E” term in 1 hour 38 minutes with 100% accuracy. Akshat made his 2nd world record recently on 8th January 2021 where again here recited the
thousand decimals reversed after the value of pie which is 3.14 in just 14 minutes and 10 seconds. Akshat does not only focus on making the world records. He is a brilliant student. In 10th grade Akshat got 93% in his board exams and he choose science as his stream. After 10thgrade Akshat decided to do a start-up called as Akshat Transforming lifes, a memory training course. Akshat meet Rohan Chaubey who impacted a major part of his life. Rohan Chaubey is a top growth hacker; he published a book called “growth hacking book” edition two were there was a chapter dedicated to Akshat Khandal.
This was one of the major achievements for Akshat because there were 100 authors from more than 20+ countries and he got to be a part of it. Another major incident of his life was when he got the news that Unacademy app has taken his record’s news as current affair question. His life story inspires a lot of youngsters to reach at their goals. Akshat is a two times world record holder, memory trainer, entrepreneur, inspirational speaker and an international best-selling author at just the age of 17 years. (Budding Journalist Dayansh Jain interacted with Akshat Khandal on Google Meet)
Keep opinion out of news reports
M. Rajendran Editor of Outlook Group addressed ‘Changing nature of budget coverage in media’
Ghanistha Vyas
Jaipur: Former Editor-Outlook, Former Business Editor- The New Indian Express and Former associate editor-Outlook Money Rajendran Manoharan has given an expert lecture on 6th February 2021. He was putting his view in an event organize by the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, JECRC University Jaipur. Rajendran Manoharan explained various parts of Indian budget. During the whole session he,
kept adding that a journalist should never include his\her opinions about any news may it be budget or any other news. He said that we should not be judging any part of budget and should never favour any group of the society. He informed the
students about the old ways of budget coverage, in today`s era we have a lot of ways to reach and understand budget but earlier the reports and also the general public had to wait for the proper news or explanation of the budget. Earlier when the budget
was announced, reports had to record the whole speech or they were given a printed copy of that speech which reached them after four to six hours, they got printed form of budgetary information and then they had to understand it, interpret it and then explain it to general public through news. It was a tedious task for journalists and analysts few years ago but now due to the introduction of several ways it is quiet easy for every single person to go through the budget and it also saves a lot of time.
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Dimple and Shivam win literary competition School of Humanities organizes the event Litjam: Sangat Shabdon Ki
Ridhika Dayal Das Jaipur: School of Humanities conducted an activity “LITJAM: SANGAT SHABDO KI” on 06 Feb 2021. This activity encourage the creativity in the students, in terms of literary skills and fine and creative Arts. This activity was a collaboration of Creativity Cell. The first round had all the 11 participants. Only six students qualified for the second round out of 11. After the Second round, only four students qualified for the 3rd final round. Shivam Pathak and Shivam Kumar were paired up in one
team, and Shubhank and Dimple were paired up in another. They fought the battle of words, against each other, and the best were announced as winners. Participant Dimple from CU Raj, stood at the rank 1, and the second position was a tie between the two participants, Shubhank, a B.Tech. 1st year student from JU and Shivam from CU, Raj. Eleven enthusiastic participants participated, who were the budding poets. There were some guest participants from Central University, Ajmer. The activity had three exciting rounds first one was express and impress,
where all the participant had to recite their creative (poetry or stories). And had to try to impress the judges through their expressions. Second one was power of imagination, where the six qualified participants were given random/unique words,
on which they had to frame 2-4 lines, on the spot and the last one was word war, where four participants paired up and asked to do Jugal bandi. The Activity was conducted with the Coordination of Creativity Cell of the School of Humanities, under the guidance of Dr.
Abhilasha Kaushik (Convener & Head Dept. of Humanities). Judged by Mr. Shailendra Pratap Bhati (Assistance Prof. JMC) Round 1, Ms. Shivani Singh (Assistant Prof. MBA) for round two and Mr. Vikas Goswami, renowned slam poet for round three. During this event, the faculty coordinators were Sristy Sharma (Faculty, Humanities) Mr. Rohitashv Yadav (Faculty, Humanities) were present. Along with this, student coordinators from School of Humanities Riya Nagar, Ishika Batra, Vaishali Kotanala and student coordinators, Ankit Katyayan and Bhavik Jain were present.
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The teacher talks a record JMC student interacted with the world record holder Guru Saurabh Jain Ankush Sharma Jaipur: Whenever we speak of a personality development coach and motivational speaker in Rajasthan, Saurabh Jain is the one name that stands out among others. He is the owner of Pragya institute personality development with the tagline “Kingdom of Wisdom”; affiliated by Rajasthan ILD Skill University which provides courses for comprehensive personality grooming, leadership training, sales training, English speaking, Job interviews preparation, digital marketing and many more. Saurabh Jain shares his journey of becoming a world record holder for longest non-stop motivational speech on the topic personality development for the duration of 16 hours and 18 minutes continuously at Indralok Auditorium Jaipur on 24th April, 2018. He ended his speech at night A am witnessed by the mass audience of more than 300 listeners also including Jaipur MP - Ramcharan Bohra, BJP President of Jaipur - Satish Poonia, Airport Director- Jaideep Balhara, some of the IAS and RAS officials and other higher
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Book Review Think and Grow Rich
This book offers mantra to be rich
Do not underestimate the power of imagination Ankush Sharma
Budding Journalist interacted with Saurabh Jain dignitaries gave their presence on the venue. Being unstoppable, Jain commits to break his own record on 18th April 2021 by giving a speech on personality development and life skill management for more than 24 hours nonstop. The event will be organized by Rotary club Jaipur and Pragya institute at Mahaveer Public School (Auditorium) Jaipur. Saurabh Jain has served as a corporate trainer of many national, multinational and
public sector organizations and keynote speaker in many national conferences by taking more than 2000 sessions pan India. He’s also a global career counselor from the university of California L.A. He initiated a movement to change the life of millions of Indians by creating awareness about the need of developing interpersonal skills in every individual, so decided to celebrate a personality development day on the 29th of April w.e.f. 2019.
Jaipur: The Book ‘Think and Grow Rich’, with the tagline “This book could be worth million dollars for you” was written by Napoleon Hill who was an American author and journalist who once got a chance to interview Andrew Carnage; the richest person of his time, from where the author got an inspiration to meet the top 500 successful people in the world in order to know the universal principles of success. After 20 yrs. of research and interviewing hundreds of successful people across the globe about their success secrets and mind-sets; he published the book “Think and Grow Rich”. This book has claimed to have helped millions of people and has been important in the lives of many successful people as of now. Describing the five crucial principles of success if you want to be rich and successful in life. According to this book,
do not underestimate the power of imagination ever in life, with the burning desire in heart and persistence towards your goal nothing is impossible. People belonging with any age group can read it but it is preferred for youngsters since they’re in the early phase of their career. Just as a road map is used before starting the journey, afterwards it loses its worth.
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