In today’s cutthroat competition era it is mandatory for the children to maintain complete physical fitness too. Keeping this in mind, a Guragon based company, Fitness 365 is organising a summer fitness camp for young children in Udaipur.
“We received a huge response from Udaipur in aspects of making children socially active. Udaipur is well alert regarding sports and fitness of students. We strongly felt that a well organised summer programme will encourage more and more students for fitness. Fitness 365, in coming years, will be organising national level sport talent hunts from schools all around India”
-Mr. Sujeet Panigrahi, CEO, Fitness 365.
Ms. Preeti Sogani, Director, Witty International School said that the summer sports camp will be organised in Witty International School from 23rd of May. Dr. Hitesh Rawal, Asst. Prof. (P.E.), B.N. College said that parents must realise that sports and physical fitness are an integral part of child’s life, and must encourage them to participate in sports activities from the school level itself.
One fine Monday morning. Everyone on their routine business. No one could ever imagine that by the evening, intense clouds would be covering up the entire heated up sky. It was about 6 p.m. when the almighty was a bit merciful on the climate of Udaipur and showered his blessings on us in form of rains, beginning with small showers to continuous rain for more than an hour, followed by strong winds and thunders in the sky. Here are few photos showing few of the scenes of the city of Lakes enjoying the first rains in the burning summer. This rain can be a signal for good hope in the coming monsoon season of Udaipur, lets hope we can see Fatehsagar Overflowing again in 2011.
However, few exterior parts of the city faced power cuts which spoilt the mood of both the public and RSEB workers. Reportedly, power supply in few areas was restarted about near midnight, and few areas are still waiting in candle light for the electricity, as assured will be supplied the next morning.
It has been a stressful while of the exam season and loads of books covered. To remove even the last traces of stress and cheer up the youngsters for the vacations, The Yuvaz and OMG are coming up with a thrilling Dance party in Udaipur on 18th of May, 2011 at R.K. Mall, Udaipur.
This event BURN IT UP will be having conceptual dancing themes, gifts, awards, refreshments and many more. Entry in the party is strictly via passes. OMG will be providing 20% discount vouchers along with each pass. Other details for the event are as follows.
Passes:
Single entry pass: Rs 150/-
Couple entry pass: Rs.200/-
Shocked and incensed by the steepest rise in petrol prices in India’s history. Oil Companies jacked up the price of petrol by Rs 5 per litre on Saturday, the sharpest one-time increase ever. The hiked price of petrol was applied from Saturday night.
Oil ministry official, pointing to the rising price of crude internationally (a barrel has touched $110). By allowing the oil companies to hike petrol prices, the government has made the “rich man’s fuel” costlier by Rs 15 a litre over the last 11 months.
The hike needed to make domestic rates at par with international prices was Rs 10.50 per litre but oil companies chose to hike rates by less than half of that, indicating that another price hike in petrol coming soon.
The petrol will now cost Rs. 67.14 per litre in Udaipur up from Rs. 62.14 per litre. This price also includes the taxes like Exercise Duty – Rs.14.35, Custom Duty – Rs.2.65, VAT – Rs.7.05 and Miscellaneous Charges – Rs.4.08 when totaled we get Rs.28.13 which forms the part of the total cost i.e. Rs.67.14.
The government should cut off the taxes imposed on local public and to cooperate with the rise in price and provide them with some relief says Mr. Rajesh Kumar, a businessman.
On the other side the youth discuss about finding the alternate source of energy. In this chain Mr. Karan from shikshantar talks about the old scenario and urge the Udaipurites to use cycle in place of the vehicles for healthy and safe environment.
Mr. Hussain Chachuliya, Student raises the idea of power alcohol. He says the power alcohol can be used as good fuel source and can reduce our foreign dependency on oil.
India possesses an agriculture economy where over 50% of the people is dependent on agriculture for their basic necessities. One should practice develop ‘Ratanjot’(a special type of commercial crop) which further help to develop ‘Ratanjot’ Diesel in place of diesel extracted from crude oil. This will also increase the employment opportunities and will also reduce the current monopoly scenario of the oil companies who are not letting the alternate sources of energy to be used or either to enter in the market, adds Mr. Rohit Jain from Volunteer Udaipur.
Citizens from all walks of life demanded a reduction in the exorbitant taxes levied on petrol, a move that could bring costs down to Rs 25-30 per litre. Also with the advancement of the technology people emphasized on using the alternate sources of energy.
The “WORLD THALASSEMIA DAY” falls on 8th of May all over.
a picture showing the 2010 Thalassemia day Celebration
Thalassemia is a blood disorder passed down through families (inherited) in which the body makes an abnormal form of haemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen. The disorder results in excessive destruction of red blood cells, which leads to anemia.
The Raven Charitable Trust is a foundation which is working with Thalassemic babies past 2 years. This year too, the foundation will be celebrating it with the kids suffering from this dreadful disese. These kids cannot survive if they are not transfused with blood every 20-25 days and because of so much transfusion their kidneys, liver and heart get affected and they ultimately die by the age of 13-14 years unless they are properly taken care of.
On this day the foundation is conducting a blood donation camp at Lake city hospital, Fatehpura, Udaipur from 9 AM to 1 PM with the help of Saral Blood bank and then is organizing a picnic for these small children by the Courtesy of Lal Bagh, Sardarpura from 2-6 PM where we would try to make the kids forget their pain and just enjoy.
a picture showing the 2010 Thalassemia day Celebration
This is a humble request to all of you to join this event and help these kids by donating blood for these kids and may be giving them small gifts which they will remember for ever.
For more details about the event you can contact Mr. Deepak Babel on +91-9828142100 or Mr Hetal Amin on +91-9829042999
Fret Beats School of Guitar, a venture by Green Vision, is situated at 3-C, Mahaveer Colony, Ashok Nagar Road, Udaipur. After three successful years of journey at Jaipur Fret Beats has come up to the beautiful destination of Rajasthan i.e. Udaipur.
There are various courses available at Fret Beats School of Guitar with varied duration which includes C Major (3 months), B Major (4 months) and A Major (6 months). Recently Fret Beats has launched kidarist, a unique guitar curriculum for kids for age group 10 to 16 years.
Kidarist has been specially designed for kids and it will certainly equip them with the basic knowledge of the beautiful sounding instrument. The duration of the course has been kept 45 days. The course material has also been designed in such a way that it would interact with kids. The language of the material has been kept pretty simple, interesting and interactive and also it is supported with lot of illustrations, which would enable them to understand things easier and better.
Fret Beats is confident enough that their guitar courses would prove very effective and it would ignite everyone’s interest in music. For details or inquiries you can contact Mr.Ashwini on +91-97848-05670 or visit www.fretbeats.com.
If you are a dance enthusiast and love experimenting learning dance forms then here is something really fascinating and valuable for you this summer.
“ Dancing is a poetry written with foot, expressed with body and felt with heart ” says Choreographer Bharat verma the Owner and Founder of Heart Beators Dance Institute at Udaipur. Let me introduce everyone to Choreographer Bharat Verma- the Dance Maniac of Udaipur. Bharat at an early of age 7-8 years started participating in dance activities of school and regional level resulting in wonderful results. This inspired him to learn dance astonishingly. Later on at age of 14-15, he started taking classes to earn some extra money while studying and with the increase in number of students decided to form a Dance troupe uniting some of his students and in 2004 he found the most Spectacular dance Troupe of Udaipur renowned as “HEART BEATORS”. Choreographer Bharat is professionally trained and has learnt various dance forms from many famous dance institutes including Terence Lewis Dance Academy with masters in Salsa, Hip Hop, Western/Bollywood, Contemporary , Indian Semi classical, Locking & Popping etc.
Choreographer Bharat Verma
Bharat Verma with Sabras Musrani (Laughter Challenge comedian)Bharat Verma with Jay chaniyara (Laughter Challenge comedian)
Choreographer Bharat Verma performing with Dance India Dance Contestant Dharmesh Sir :
Heart Beators did many fabulous shows across all over India including Udaipur, Jaipur , Delhi, Ahmadabad , Mumbai , Pune etc. and has received more than 15 state, Regional and national level awards including a prize from the Honorable President “Smt. Pratibha patil” (when she was Governor of Rajasthan) for the first Position at national College dance Competition for “Ghavri”(a Rajasthani Dance Form). After that they there was no looking back and Hear Beators got invitations from many Organizations to Perform Professionally as a Dance Troupe in Different Events. This lead to the formation of Heart Beators Dance Institute at Udaipur. Choreographer Bharat Verma started the institute with 10 students in 2004 and has so far taught more than 25,000 students across 12 cities in India. Today Heart Beators Institute teaches all dance forms preliminary from basic to Salsa, Hip Hop, Western/Bollywood, Contemporary, Indian Semi classical, Locking & Popping etc.
Heart Beators Gropu performing in a local event ‘Pratigya’ :
Heart Beators Group Performing :
‘Heart Beators Dance Institute’ has been organizing workshops to train the local students from last Two Years. This Year again they had organized a Summer Dance Workshop known as ‘Dancz Fever 2011’ commencing from 5th of May at three most centrally located Venues of Udaipur.
Choreographer Bharat Verma Teaching Students :
The Venues are:
1. R. Kay Mall, Panchwati
2. Rust Health Club, Sardarpura
3. Satkar Bhawan, Ambamata
It’ll be a 1 month workshop from which will end with a Mega Show performance of Dance India Dance Season two performer Kamlesh Patel. Registrations are open for all the interested participants.
For Registrations Contact : 09928544563, 09829777201
A series of session were held in last 5 days which acknowledged students to all those areas of technology which were jargons to them.
The session began with an INTRODUCTION TO FUMDAMENTALS OF RF CIRCUITS AND DESIGNS, which was delivered by Dr. MITHILESH KUMAR, associate Prof., RTU Kota. Various areas such as microwave devices, RF applications, technology trends of wireless communications, etc were explained in detail by him.
In series to it a lecture on FUMDAMENTALS OF NETWORK ANALYSIS was also given by him. Since he involved a number of numerical during the session hence it widened the approach towards network analysis. A last session on FILTER DESIGN lead to end of the first day of the workshop.
After the first day session INAUGRAL FUNCTION FOR IEEE student chapter was held and cultural event was being organized for one of our special guest Prof. Sorel Reisman, President IEEE COMPUTER SOCEITY, USA and many more eminent dignitaries, where the IEEE chapter was declared open.
The second day commenced with the lecture on THEORY AND PROCESS ON MICRO STRIP COMPONENTS AND DESIGN by Dr. Madhur Deo Upadhyay, research scholar, at CARE IIT DELHI.
A practical session on puff and serenade at Madhuban City centre was held under the guidance of S.P.CHKARBORTY.Another part began on 25th April- Monday, which included the introduction to MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical System) and COMSOL. Simultaneously practical sessions were held.
Under the guidance of Mr. Jitendra Singh Rathore, Rwitjeet Majumdar (faculty : mechanical department BITS PILANI), Rahul Ramchamdran ,Research Scholar, BITS, Pilani, and Deepak Krisnamurty, student NNMDC, BITS Pilani, the students studied the stimulation of a bus bar. The last day session included many more practical examples on the same.
The session signed off with the valedictory function where the dignitaries from BITS PILANI addressed the students and distribution of Certificates was also held up. The event marked an edge and understanding to new technologies as a carrier prospect. With the hard work of all, the event was a great success.
The Technical sessions were held on schedule from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. where the invited speaker Dr. Sunil Joshi from MPUAT, Udaipur discussed about the future research issues and challenges in the field of wireless broadband. He said that there is a great gap between the broadband standards of USA, Japan, and the standards of India. In India the speed above 256 Kbps is treated as broadband whereas in USA 100Mbps standard is treated as the broadband. The reason being that we are highly dependent on the wired technologies and networks.
presentation by Dr. Sunil Joshi
He discussed various wired to wireless issues, and alternatives for the present scenario, and presented designs to expect a bandwidth of 1Gbps.
The valedictory session was held from 1:00 p.m. in the AVP Hall. The closing ceremony witnessed the presence of Chief Guest Prof. S.S. Chahal (Vice Chancellor MPUAT), Presiding Guest Prof. Sorel Reisman (President IEEE Computer Society USA), Guest of honor Mr. Sanjay Singhal (Group CEO, Secure Meters), Dr. Dharm Singh (Organizing Secretary and HOD Computer Science, CTAE), Er. R.S. Vyas (Director, Techno India NJR Institute of Technology), Dr. R.C. Purohit (Dean, CTAE), Dr. S.S. Rathore (Chairman, Udaipur local centre, IE (I)), Dr. Y.C. Bhatt (honorary secretary, IE(I)).
Students Welcoming Prof. S.S. Chahal at the entrance
The welcome address was given by Dr. S.S. Rathore where he welcomed all the delegates and praised the spirit of organizing committee for organizing such a great event. Dr. DharmSingh gave the report and recommendation of the international conference. He told that during the 3 days and 17 technical sessions of the conference, about 517 entries were received, out of which 157 research papers were presented, and about 135 papers were accepted and sent to the IEEE digital library.
Er. Rakesh Sehgal, the director of department of Cyber Security from CDAC, Mohali expressed his kind gratitude and presented a few words of appreciation for the ETNCC. Er. R.S. Vyas expressed his dream of establishing Udaipur as the leading quality education hub. He said that the IEEE-CS students’ chapter was inaugurated in Techno India NJR on 22nd April at Udaipur, with registration of 80+ members. He re-declared his commitment to keep running more such programs and events in the near future.
Dr. R.C. Purohit welcomed all the delegates and participants. He said that taking MPUAT to the international scenario was not at all possible without the eminent guidance of Dr. Chahal. He also praised Er. R.S. Vyas, saying that his 3 years of efforts in Udaipur was greatly comparable to over 25 years of Mr. Purohit’s works.
Mr. Sanjay Singhal presented his views about the role of engineers as the key element in every society. He said that people have huge misconceptions about risks from any cause. Only an engineer is taught to and knows about all risks in his sphere of works. It is thus, an engineer’s duty to engage himself in analyzing the risks and conveying it to the society. He also said that the media is an important platform, and must not put all sort of nonsense to misguide people.
Prof. Sorel Reisman appreciated the conference, saying that the selection of more than 100 papers for the IEEE library shows that quality of the papers presented here were unquestionable. He said that India is a leading software producer in the world, and will soon come up as a leading technology exporter in the world. He was greatly impressed by the rich culture of Udaipur, the traditional food, visit to lakes and the Ranakpur temple. He said that this is not the end. Soon he will be holding online webinars with IEEE Udaipur students in the coming times.
Dr. S.S. Chahal said that computers in all forms have become an indispensable part of life. He also said that 70-75% of the population in India comes from villages. Therefore the modern technologies must also penetrate to the rural masses. Vote of thanks was given by Dr. Y.C. Bhatt.
Few glimpses of such a great brainstorming event are given below.
Guests of honor at ETNCC 2011Welcoming Prof Chahal at ETNCC 2011Dr. Bhatt Welcoming Prof Sorel at ETNCC 2011Dr. Dharm Singh giving the report and recommendations at ETNCC 2011Er. Rakesh Sehgal, Director, Cyber Security department, CDAC MohaliEr. R.S. Vyas, Director, Techno India NJRDr. R.C. Purohit, Dean, CTAEMr. Sanjay Singhal, Group CEO, Secure MetersProf. Sorel Reisman, President, IEEE Computer Society, USAProf. S.S. Chahal, MPUAT, UdaipurDr. Dharm Singh presenting a souvenir to Prof. S.S. ChahalMr. Naveen Choudhary presenting a souvenir to Prof. Sorel ReismanEr. R.S. Vyas presenting a souvenir to Mr. Sanjay SinghalVote of Thanks by Dr. Y.C. BhattProf. Sorel with Team of Volunteers and Participants from Techno India NJR Institute of TechnologyProf. Sorel with Team of Volunteers and Participants from CTAE
Book Launch by the honourable guests at ETNCC-2011
The International Conference on emerging trends in networks and computer communications (ETNCC-2011) started on 22nd April 2011. The chief guest Prof. Sorel Reisman, President IEEE (USA) inaugurated the conference and in his keynote speech he emphasized on commercial usability of modern communication systems, discussed the establishment and needs for setting up of cloud computing standards. He also discussed the role and the activities of the IEEE Computer Society USA., and wished for connecting more and more emerging scientists and students with this network so that the public can be more and more benefited from it.
Er. G. Prabhakar, President, Institution of Engineers (India) (IEI) Kolkata discussed about the development made by the communication and mobile networks in past few decades. He said that to benefit the tribal section of south Rajasthan area, AMIE examination will soon be started in Udaipur.
Dr. V.R. Singh discussed the importance of such conferences and meetings, and encouraged the establishment of industries, and hence entrepreneurship instead of finding jobs, but to provide jobs to the young engineers. On the first day of conference, about 36 research papers were presented on various topics such as VLSI technology, Security Systems, wireless transmission media, etc. The conference will continue on 23rd and 24th April 2011 too.
Here are a few glimpses of the event that happened today. For the entire time table, click here
Inaugral Ceremony of ETNCC-2011
The Chief Guest Mr. Sorel addressing the Conference at ETNCC-2011
Emerging intellectuals presenting their research papers at ETNCC 2011
