April 12, 2021 Vol 05, Issue 293 Department of Journalism & Mass Communication
Restrictions on imports lead to inflation Reporter of The Message visited Raisar Plaza to know the ground realities
Sanyam Jain Jaipur: As we all have seen that last year was not so good or we can say it wasn’t good for most of the people in every sector. To know the difficulties of traders associated with electronic items, the reporter visited to Raisar Plaza, the most popular place to fix mobiles, repair electronic item and get mobile parts at lowest prices. The shopkeepers told that they already had great loss due to lockdown and after that people were trying to save money and stop unnecessary expenses such as changing mobile screens and repairing electronic items as everyone’s income was reduced
Raisar Plaza building located near ajmeri gate, M.I. Road, Jaipur. and affected. Then the things were getting better till the year end and they told us that they
Thappad wins the best film award at Filmfare
had a good sale and income till February. Everything was going well and good but suddenly the
Umpire's call to remain same
Aditya Singh Jaipur: One of the biggest award event of Indian cinema industry, “The Flimfare Awards” has been announced, despite the difficulties the Indian cinema industry faced during this corona phase. This mega show was organised by The Times Group. The 66th Filmfare awards show took place in the film capital of India, Mumbai, on 27th march 2021.Here is the list of the films and celebrities who have received this award for their work. Best Film: Thappad. Best Film (Critics): Prateek Vats (Eeb Allay Ooo!) Best Director: Om Raut (Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior) Best Actor in a Lead Role (MALE): Irrfan Khan (Angrezi Medium) Best Actor (Critics): Amitabh Bachchan (Gulabo Sitabo) Best Actor in a Lead Role (Female): Taapsee Pannu (Thappad) Best Actress (Critics): Tillotama Shome (SIR) Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Male): Saif Ali Khan (Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior) Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female): Farrokh Jaffar (Gulabo Sitabo) Best Story: Anubhav Sushila Sinha and Mrunamayee Lagoo Waikul (Thappad) Best Screenplay: Rohena Gera (SIR) Best Dialogue: Juhi Chaturvedi (Gulabo Sitabo) Best Debut Director: Rajesh Krishnan (Lootcase) Best Debut Female: Alaya F (Jawaani Jaaneman) Best Music Album: Pritam (Ludo) Best Lyrics: Gulzar (Chhappak) Best Playback Singer (male): Raghav Chaitanya – Ek Tukda Dhoop (Thappad) Best Playback Singer (Female): Asees Kaur (Malang) Lifetime Achievement Award: Irrfan Khan
prices of the equipment’s were increased. The combies of smart phones such as Samsung galaxy
J7 were increased from 800 to 1500 which about just double of the earlier price. They told us the reason behind it. They said, “Until the import from china will not be started the prices will remain high”. They also told us that people will not come to them till the prices are high as they believe that it is the cheapest market and if they are having high price then people would get it done somewhere else why they would come so far. Then we talked to customer who were present there, they also told the same thing that if prices are high in the particular market then they would get it done in their nearby market only why they would come to Raisar Plaza.
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Rahul Nambiar Jaipur. ICC Cricket Committee under the leadership of former Indian cricketer Anil Kumble decided to proceed some changes in the decision review system (DRS) Protocols but backed the system of umpires call. In this new decision, ICC decided to agree to increase the height of the 'Wicket Zone' - the area of the stumps, the tracking technology should show the balls to hit it out to change the on-field Umpire's decision- to top of the bails. Previously, the area was only limited to only the bottom part of the bails, so in response of it, the outcome prevails as an Umpire's Call. The third umpire can also now check the decisions of all short runs and can correct any decisions before any delivery bowled.
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Monday, April 12, 2021
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Open mics: Giving voice to local artists Jaipur is having several open mic platforms to encourage new young talented artists
Tanishka Waghnani Jaipur: Human beings by nature likes to express their art. Open mics is one such platform. It is an entertainment event where artists can express any kind of art form whether it is poem, a song or a piece of comedy. Open mics does not only entertain the audience but also gives a platform to new aspiring artists to showcase their talent, and address some serious social issues. Jaipur being one of the most youthful cities has several open mics organisations like “Give me mic, Awaaz, Kala, Qalam, Chingaaari, and so on”. The youth generally like to spend their weekend evenings in open mic events listening to songs, poems, stories, laughing
Live event by Chingaaari at Clarks Amer. on jokes. Even the pandemic couldn’t stop the artist to express. Many or-
Photo: Sanyam Jain
ganisations planned online open mics for the artists on Zoom video app with huge audience.
In conversation with Muskaan Bansal, the founder of Chingaari, an organisation that plans regular
open mics in cafes round Jaipur, told us that the audience generally likes comedy and listening to light songs. She also added that most of the time, events do not have a fixed amount ticket, the shows are mostly “pay as you like” so they audience could pay according to them or as per they like the show. Open mics are a good platform for local comedians, poets, musician or any other artist because they provide a platform to express their art, build up confidence for the stage and remove their stage fear. We all should be promoting such kind of events. Chingaaari is the only one organisation which is organising shows on ‘pay as you like basis’ in Jaipur.
Box Cricket: The new era of the game All round performance helps KKR win its first match
Nishant Bharatiya Jaipur: Cricket, a sport that enjoys the status of being a religion in India, has evolved with time. It has evolved so much that there is a new form of cricket. This new form of cricket is known by the name of box cricket which is played at playspace sports complex Nirman nagar Jaipur. It was introduced in the city three years ago though this trend was not spreading at the beginning of its settlement but with time it grew and people became a little aware of it. Box cricket is basically cricket played in a small area covered by nets. It doesn’t have a particular dimension of the field or the rules for the game. People can come and bend the rules according to them but not all of them.
Rahul Nambiar
Budding Journalist interacted with owner of Playspace. Playspace basically provides a platform for corporate employees to get together and play. It is not just for competition, it is also a platform for socializing. The hourly cost for using the field is 2000 INR. Playspace opens up at 6 in the morning till 10 in the morning and then again from 4 in the evening
to around 10 in the night. Playspace is easily available during week days but it gets pre booked on weekends. Mostly working professionals are more focused on box cricket as it is cheaper than a ground and needs less maintenance and they can play here after their office hours.
The Test
Web Series Review
A magnificent insider of a team culture
Rahul Nambiar
Jaipur: Very seldom we see the web series coming with the concept of sport as a nonfiction with more of the players themselves in the screen and yes, “The Test “is all like that. The Test is a documentary web series. This series is all about the insights and the behind the scenes of Australian cricket team which will tell you more about the dressing room culture, players perspectives, Coach’s views, their struggle of reviving their team spirit from the Sandpaper controversy of Capetown 2018
to retaining their prestigious urn of Ashes series in England against England in 2019. This
series consists of 8 episodes which will give you some amazing stories of the Cricket their resilience by winning the series in India against India in 2019, their world cup campaign and the penultimate how they gripped their prestige by retaining the ashes against England. The players like Aaron Finch, Steve Smith, Head Coach Justin Langer and many other players and staff will tell you more about their struggles and scenes of Australian dressing room. Ultimately, if you are an ardent fan of cricket, definitely it can come in the watch list section.
Jaipur: Kolkata knight riders beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 10 runs in the third game of the IPL 2021. Hyderabad won the Toss in Chennai and elected to bowl first. Kolkata started their Innings on a steady note and scored 53 runs in their powerplay before Opener Shubman Gill being dismissed by Leg spinner Rashid Khan on 15 runs. Nitish Rana's 80 runs, Rahul Tripathi's 53 runs and Dinesh Karthik's Cameo of 22 runs helped KKR to get a formidable total of 187 runs with the loss of 6 wickets in their 20 Overs. Rashid Khan and Mohammad Nabi were the highest wicket takers for Hyderabad, both took 2-2 Wicket each. SRH's innings
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didn't start well as they lost both the openers David Warner and Wridhiman Saha early in the innings. Afterwards Jonny Bairstow and Manish Pandey started the recovery mode for Hyderabad and in then Bairstow scored 55 runs but didn't able to help Hyderabad to cross the line. Manish Pandey scored 61 runs*, but SRH went short of 10 Runs. Nitish Rana for its blazing knock of 80 runs been adjudged as the Man of the match.
Sanyam Jain
People have become so much addicted to cricket that they are now booking the grounds for playing box cricket.
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