June 23, 2021 Vol 05, Issue 312 Department of Journalism & Mass Communication
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Ridhika Dayal Das Jaipur: Here is a success mantra for the budding journalists. To be a successful journalist first you must read the newspaper. Secondly, you should have the will to work hard. Next, you should acccept that struggles and hurdles are part of life. Lastly, you must be content-oriented. The budding Journalist of JECRC university Ridhika Dayal Das had a word with Mr Jagdish Chandra. Mr Jagdish Chandra aka ‘katil’ is Chief Managing Director of First India news. Mr. Chandra says that to be
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Hard work is the key to success successful in journalism one should follow these mantras. Firstly, Begin your day by going through the newspapers. Newspapers are the key weapon to gain knowledge. Secondly, you must work hard to achieve your goals. Once you work hard you will get the results or the rewards. Thirdly, you should have enough courage to face the struggles and hurdles. He says hurdles are part of life. You have to cross the hurdles to get the results. Lastly, he says that a journalist should be contentoriented and he should not go behind the TRP (Television
Rating Points). While talking about his journey he said he had to struggle to
achieve what he has achieved. The struggle was result-oriented. So I have no regrets about my
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decisions. Mr Jagdish Chandra was a former IAS officer in the Gujarat Government. He has worked in ETV Rajasthan. He used to handle its two channels ETV Madhya Pradesh and ETV Rajasthan as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in the beginning. Later, he used to head all the channels of the ETV Network. He was also a regional head at Zee TV Rajasthan. He was the CEO of Regional News Network, to three channels – Zee Rajasthan, Zee Hindustan and Zee Salam (Urdu) and DNA Jaipur. Now he is the CMD of First India News.
Wednesday, June 23, 2021
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Women Empowerment: Bihar model
The new reforms support women to stand shoulder by shoulder with men in all sectors.
Ghanistha Vyas and Ridhika Dayal Das
Jaipur. Women empowerment is the concept we have been hearing since the 1990s but this concept started taking shape after 2005 and actual results are showing up now after so many years. In Bihar, this concept has been unfolding since 2005 when Nitish Kumar ascended into tthe chief minister’s chair second time. Bihar government has been helping women to establish their careers in all sectors by providing them reservations and monetary help. Recently the Bihar government reserved 33 per cent seats for girls in medical and engineering colleges. The Nitish-led government had in 2006 reserved 50 per cent seats for girls in primary schools and 35 per cent in secondary schools at the panchayat levels. To encourage girls to pursue higher education, the state gives a cash incentive of Rs 50,000 to those who pass their graduation and Rs. 25,000 to those who clear senior secondary. Women-centric schemes such as bicycles and school uniforms for girls have been hugely popular in the state and have been extended to boys as well. The state has also reserved 35
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phase of the three-phase 2020 state assembly elections. Female literacy rate has gone up from 37% to 50% between 200506 and 2015-16 reveals National Family Health Survey 201516. In the job sector, according to a paper by Alakh N. Sharma published in the Economic and Political Weekly in December 2015, 86% of women in Bihar are not economically active. Of those engaged in any form of work, 71% work in the agriculture, livestock and fishing
Olympics Games: A backgrounder This is how India has marked its presence in the games. Muskan Khandal and Kanak Khandal The first Olympic games took place in 1896 in Athens in Greece . The aim of the Olympics was to bring together athletes from various countries in order to promote world peace . In 1920 , the first Olympics flag was Presented. The flag contains 5 interconnected rings upon a white background. Each of the rings stands for one of the five major continents . They are interconnected to symbolise that the world can work towards world peace through these international competitions. The rings are blue, yellow, black, green and red. India First participated at the Olympic Games in 1900 . Norman Pritchard won two silver medals in 1900. Abhinav Bindra brought first gold medal at the Olympics for India in 2008. Sushil kumar and Vijendar kumar won bronze medal in 2008. Vijay Kumar won silver in the year 2012. Till now 28 Summer Olympics games have been held in 23 cities, and 23 winter
INTERVIEW
To know more about women empowerment policies in Bihar budding journalist Ghanistha Vyas interacted with supply inspector who cleared BPSC CCE recently Ms. Divya Gautam, currently working as an Assistant Professor in Patna Womens’ college, Patna and pursuing Ph.D. from BITS PILANI. During the interaction she said that “The reservation provided by the Nitish Government is encouraging girls and as a result female participation in the government sector is increasing.” On asking about per cent jobs for women in the police and 33 per cent in other government jobs. Mr. Kumar has also given 50% reservation to women in the village level panchayat elections. The women-centric approach has had a huge impact on the female population of Bihar. On political front, the turnout among women voters has increased in Bihar though the overall participation of women in state politics continues to be low. This is reflected in the list of candidates for the first
During the interaction she said
what will be the impact of sports University opening Ms. Divya said that “It will motivate females to join sports , all the resources will be in easy approach, they will not have to go out of state to practice and learn their field of interest in sports, this will surely be beneficial for the country.” Therefore it is clear that women empowerment Bihar modal is taking shape and succeeding in it’s plans and policies which is not only beneficial for the state but also for the whole Country.
Information we can conclude that if given a chance women can do wonders in every sector. To know more about women empowerment policies in Bihar budding journalist Ghanistha Vyas interacted with Divya Gautam, a supply inspector who cleared Bihar Public Service Commission recently. Ms. Gautam currently works as an Assistant Professor in Patna Womens’ college and pursuing Ph.D. from Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani.
that “The reservation provided by the Nitish Government is encouraging girls and as a result female participation in the government sector is increasing.” On being asked about what will be the impact of proposed Sports University, Ms. Gautm said, “It will motivate females to join sports. All the resources will be easily accessible. They will not have to go out of the state to practice and join their fields of interest in sports. This will surely be beneficial for the country.”
Book Review
Six Of Crows
If one is not welcomed in the pack of Doves, one has to become a Crow. Akshita Singh
Olympic Games have been held in 20 cities. The last Olympic Games was held in India in 2010. India has only hosted a handful of multi- sports events - the Asian games in 1951 and 1982 and the Commonwealth Games in 2010 in New Delhi. India has been the most successful hockey team at the Olympics. The Indian field hockey team won the gold medal at the 1948 Summer Olympics by defeating Great Britain in the final. It was the first gold medal for India as an independent nation.
They sent their first ever hockey contingent to the Olympics during the 1928 Amsterdam games . The country has since won a total of 11 medals in the sport at the Olympics: 8 gold, 1 silver and two bronze. The Olympics gives athletes the opportunity to show off their strength and skills. The games are very popular because they bring together people from all nations of the world, not only to compete in true sportsmanship, but also to remind us of the quest for peace among all nations.
If you are a fan of money heists then you will definitely enjoy this heist by a bunch of brave teenagers. Six of Crows is the first book in american fantasy author Leigh Bardugo’s duology about a group of teenage boys and girls with abilities like no other. The book has Six crows, Six kids trying to survive in the cruel world by beating cruelty. The book takes place in the fictional city of Ketterdam, where the rich gets their way up while the poor turns to orphans, the story in this book may look unrealistic because of the magical elements present but it is just the same as real world, where poor never have it easy and everyone has to bend their morals or completely break them in order to survive. The story of an orphan betrayed by trust and left alone, a suli girl sold to a brothel, a shooter buried deep in gambling debt, a witch escaping the stake and a witch hunter who fell for the witch.
Now that the reality is weighing us down too hard, why not take a break from it and dive into the world of adventure. This book is 5 stars and totally worth giving the time.
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