June 19, 2021 Vol 05, Issue 309 Department of Journalism & Mass Communication
Conversation is the key to well being Personal tragedy does not mean you should stop trying
Campus Event Suyash Khanna Jabalpur. Confiding your hurt, and your pain into your loved ones mitigates it and helps you overcome it. This is what Rashi thakran, a Mental Health advocate, believes in. Thakran, also a changemaker with change.org & a Mental Health Council member of Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WICCI), addressed a session in the JECRC University. The mind opening session headlined ‘Empowerment through Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention.’ was organised by Pratidhvani- Samaj Ki Awaaz. Losing your loved one is definitely a grief that truly never goes away but that does not mean we should stop trying. Ms. Thakran is an inspiration for people in grief and agony as after losing her brother in suicide, it made her introspect about how important it is to amplify the
need of mental healthcare. Thakran quoted her experience in Egypt where she worked with refugees hailing from Tanzania, Syria, Oman, Saudi Arabia etc. She worked with less than 15 year olds who were deprived of basic education. A three-yearold girl had lost her siblings and entire family in a Syrian bombing. She recalled how sad her eyes looked and in that moment she forgot the pain of losing her brother and realised how grateful she should be of having someone at least in comparison to that little girl.She said that, “Conversation is the key to well being and it starts at home. So please if anyone has any negative thoughts so they must speak it to their family members or friends. They may take some time, but they would definitely understand.” She emphasised to the audience that being grateful, acknowledging pain, active listening, shattering mental heath taboo, facilitating funding of mental healthcare infrastructure, addressing the gender gap in families and coex-
The collage of the screenshots during the session. isting in an environment which is a Conversation starter than a mere judgment would help to mitigate preventable deaths. Thakran is the enabler for the petition to launch KIRAN National Mental Health Helpline number (1800-599-0019) where she got more than 3.9 lakh signatures.
Her unravelling story was also featured on various news portals. The session was moderated by Dr. Harshika Pareek, Faculty School of Humanities, JECRC University. In the end, Ms Komal Joshi- Head Alumni Association delivered a vote of thanks. The meaning of Mental Health as
“JIC SHE TALKS”: Let’s talk women empowerment
JU celebrates women empowerment
JECRC University organizes JIC SHE TALKS to empower women Campus Event Bhavika Nandwana Jaipur. JECRC University celebrated She Talks with JIC on June 12, 2021 on an online platform Zoom. JECEC Incubation Centre organized the motivating session “SHE TALKS” to celebrate empowerment of women in the society and their rights in the society. Natasha Joshi, took the responsibility of the moderation of the event. She first read out all the rules and regulations to the audience. Then she headed towards further discussions on entrepreneurship, women empowerment and everything revolving around it. She warmly welcomed all the women faculties and management and every girl student from the JU. She further moved forward with the statement, “As it is correctly said, “No country
can ever truly flourish if it stifles the potential of its women and deprives itself of the contributions of half of its citizens”. Women must not accept; they must challenge in every phase of life. She must not be awed by that which has been built up around her; she must regard that woman in her who struggles for expression”. With these motivating lines she introduced the honourable guest Ms Annie Mathew, and Ms. Kanchan Bhonde to one and all pres-
ent there. She gave the token of respect to Ms. Komal Joshi, to give honour to the guest. Ms Annie Mathew is a headstrong woman, who firmly believes that there is no job a woman cannot do and there is no role a woman cannot play. A personality that embodies the fact that the empowered woman is a power beyond measure and beautiful beyond description. Ms. Kanchan Bhonde, Director Developer Relations at Mi-
crosoft Asia Pacific, is herself a motivation to other women who want to do something for themselves. The guests enlightened everyone with their motivating and inspiring words. They made everyone understand women empowerment. They inspired every women to be independent. They made everyone realize that no women are weak, they should be mentally strong, and no one can defeat them. They should be mentally and emotionally strong enough to do everything independently and walk with everyone. Mr. Arpit Agarwal, also shared his views on this. Natasha Joshi later, urged the guests of honour to share their experiences as they set a very good example of leadership and empowerment. Ms Mathew and Ms Bhonde answered the questions. Also, there was a Rapid-fire round in the session. Ms. Shivani Kaushik, presented a vote of thanks.
defined by the World Health Organization, is a state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to his or her community.
A letter to Father A special message for my father on Father’s Day Bhavika Nandwana One day is not enough to honour how special a father truly is. Becuase he is amazing every day of the year. Thank you for all you do Papa. You are the backbone of our family. You have given your life to the family. Appreciation of what you do is the best thing one could do. Thanks for making our life. You are a symbol of strength to our family. You have always been supportive of our choices. You fill our lives with colours and beautiful memories like a book is created with fond memories. Thanks for loving us. Thank you for all that you do for us. We love you PAPA.
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JIC Accelerator 4.o launch
JU launches 4th Incubation Centre
JECRC Incubation Centre launches 4th accelerator on June 4, 2021 Muskan Khandal and Kanak Khandal Jaipur. JU has launched its 4th incubation centre. The launch event of the JECRC Incubation centre (JIC) Accelerator 4.0 took place on June 4. The session was moderated by Dheemant Agarwal (CEO) and Komal Joshi (Incubation Manager) very successfully. It was technically supported by Sachin Sharma (JIC team), Kritika Jajoo – B.Tech CSE (IInd year), and Krishna Bhatt- B.Tech CSE (IInd year) . Mr.Arpit Agarwal, JECRC Vice Chairperson addressed the participants and
the audience by explaining to them the opportunities about the Incubation. The guest for the event was Dr. VK Chandna, Principal of JECRC College. Dr Chandna said you work today to have comfort tomorrow (“Aaj mehnat kar lo toh kala aram milaega”). Mr. Dilnawaz khan, Incubation Advisor, shared a video on the journey of JECRC Incubation Centre. One Incubated Startup Testimonial was given by Keshav Jangid (ED apply). Kiranpurohit and Mohit Sajwan Associate, talked of Startup support. JIC assists start-ups in converting their early stage companies into
highly scalable, commercially viable businesses. JIC envisions
fostering an entrepreneur-friendly culture around academics and research. JIC Achievements are 20+ IncubatedStartups, Funds of Rs.50 Lakh disbursed, Dedicated Startup Policy, Advisory Board, Industry Tie-ups and Partnership, 100+Industry leaders, and Experienced and dedicated JIC Team. It also has achieved 150+ Alumni startups, One of the only twenty group 2 centre (G2C), 50+ Events and Activities, “Most Promising Academic Incubator”. JIC has been running for the last two years. There are around 600 contestants. Komal Joshi ended up delivering the vote of thanks.
PM congratulates Speaker Shri Om Birla for completing two years in office PIB News: PM, Shri Narendra Modi has congratulated, Lok Sabha Speaker Shri Om Birla for completing two years in office. "Over the last two years, Shri @ ombirlakota Ji has ushered in a series of steps that have enriched our Parliamentary democracy and enhanced productivity, leading to the passage of many historic as well as pro-people legislations. Congratulations to him! It is worth noting that Shri @ ombirlakota Ji has placed special emphasis on giving first time MPs, young MPs and women MPs the opportunity to speak on the floor of the House. He has also strengthened the various Committees, whose role in our democracy is vital.", he twetted
A Self-taught musician
Dogs are true companion who loves you selflessly
Akshit Bhatnagar
Mohini Ray
Jaipur. Sir James Paul Mccartney (MBE) is an english songwriter, musician, born on 18th June 1942 in the Walton area of Liverpool, England. At the age of 15 Paul met John Lennon and joined ‘The Quarrymen’ who played Rock and roll, Jazz and several types of music. Later on in August 1960 they adopted the name ‘The Beatles’ and had legendary successes during the 10 (1960-1970) years they were together. Considered a high point in the Beatles catalogue both Lennon and McCartney said they had written the music for the song "In My Life". As the Beatles were breaking up in 1969-1970, Paul went into depression when his wife had to jump in and help him through the
Kota. Our dogs are a part of our families. They provide love and laughter, and comfort, and they share our homes and our lives. We wouldn't have it any other way! But they are also so much more, to so many people. Dogs are truly amazing creatures. There are many ways in which dogs help us. An example is service dogs, There are many types of service dogs. Here are a few of the more common: hearing dogs, guide dogs, mobility dogs, medical alert/response dogs, detection or sniffer dog, pet assisted therapy, emotional support animals (ESA). Many dogs also served in times of war, alongside the soldiers. Dogs, often hailed as humans’ best friends, have been the topic
Paul Mccartney
tough phase by encouraging him to write singles of his own as music was the only thing that could help him through the depression. Later that year, ex-Moody Blues guitarist Denny Laine joined the McCartneys and Seiwell to form the band Wings.
How do dogs help humanity?
of many scientific studies looking into how they might boost our well-being. Most pet owners are clear about the immediate joys that come with sharing their lives with animals. However, many of us remain unaware of the physical and mental health benefits that can
also accompany the pleasure of snuggling up to a furry friend. It is only recently that studies have begun to scientifically explore the benefits of the human-animal bond. Many studies have suggested that having dogs as pets is associated with better physical health.
The Cristiano Ronaldo Effect
A win against Hungary in their Euros opener
Akshit Bhatnagar
Jaipur. After scoring twice against Hungary, Cristiano Ronaldo is the highest Goalscorer in Euros History surpassing Platini and now has 11 goals in what is now his 5th European Championship. After a nail biting first half, frustrations were beginning to pile up for the Portuguese National side as they failed to find the net against Hungary when Guerreiro finally scored in the 84th minute followed by two goals by Cristiano Ronaldo which sealed the deal for the european champions. The Juventus star who made his
22nd Euro appearance yesterday has now scored 11 goals which takes him even closer to Germany’s Miroslav Klose’s record of (19) goals for the most goals scored by an European player in
World cup and the Euros. Scoring a penalty and a superb finish in a classic one-two resulted in Portugal’s win against their opponents. He did very well to hold them till the 84th minute.
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