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[Pictures] PRASHANTAM – 2012 {Annual Function at Pacific Institute of Technology}

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“PRASHANTAM-12” was organised by the Pacific Institute of Technology during 12th to 16th March, 2012.

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The heart throbbing varied performances thrilled the audience. The Programmes like Technical Seminar, Quiz, Junkyard,  Best of Waste, Nirmaan, Band Baza Barat were there the centre of attraction and students took part in them with utmost zeal and enthusiasm.

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The closing ceremony of “PRASHANTAM-12” was organised on 16th March, which was graced  by the chief guest Prof. N.S. Rathore, Dean CTAE, Udaipur. In his inspirational speech he motivated the students for achieving their goal in life by hard work, proper planning and time management.

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Apart from this many vibrant, mirthful and ear soothing performances like solo and group dance, solo and group songs, fashion show, etc. lead it to the peak of enjoyment.

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Slideshow of PRASHANTAM 2012

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In the esteemed presence of Mr. Rahul Agarwal, Mr. Ashish Agarwal , Mr. Sharad Kothari and Directors of all the institution of PAHER Group. Prof.R.K. Aeron was honoured by the life time achievement award named “Architect of the Technical Education” for establishing more than five engineering colleges, his immense and worth mentioning valuable contribution to the society and education.

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Dr. Ritu Vyas was the co-ordinator of the programme and with the dynamic team of PIT’s faculty members she made it a great success.

 

Some Videos of PRASHANTAM 2012:

http://youtu.be/8jr-_ev_Tbc

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Commencement of New Year 2069

2006 : In this year, a record was created in Limca book which announces that 3 lakh marbles were used in potraying God Jhulelal.

Commencement of New Year 2069
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God Jhulelal with 501Kg fruits, vegetables & pulses.

You are Invited

To join us on the auspicious occasion of “Cheti Chand” on 24th March at Sanatan Mandir, Shakti Nagar starting from 8 pm.
Cheti Chand is the Sindhi New Year Day celebrated on the second day of Cheti month (Chaitra month). This year  Cheti Chand falls on April 5, 2011. This festival is similar to other Hindu New Year festivals. Cheti Chand is celebrated as a commemoration of birthday of Sindhi patron saint Jhulelal. This festival is to give honor the birth of Water God (Varun Devta) popularly known as Jhulelal. The Sindhi community is seen wishing each other in the native Sindhi Language “Cheti Chand jyon Lakh Lakh Wadayun Athav”, which means lacs of wishes for Happy Cheti Chand. Historically Cheti Chand is the birthday of Lal Sain Amarlal hence this is the most important day for the sindhi community and celebrated with that high spirit and emotions.

Apna Sangathan, a group that has been renowned in presenting various innovative and creative procession (Jhanki) from last eight years, is once again back with the message of “हरित उदयपुर” [ Green Udaipur ] through the portrait of Bhagwan Jhulelal in rainbow which would be made up by various pulses, fruits & vegetables.

Various achievements of Apna Sangathan, displaying artistic and aesthetic values.

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2004 : Wrote “Jai Jhulelal” with 11000 earthen lamps.
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2005 : A potrait made with 1 lakh coins. [one rupee coins
2006 : In this year, a record was created in Limca book which announces that 3 lakh marbles were used in potraying God Jhulelal.

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2007: A statue was created with 5 lakh straws.
2007: A statue was created with 5 lakh straws.
2008 : With 101 all different swings swaying around.
2009 : An ambience of disney land was created using thirty thousand balloons.
2009 : An ambience of disney land was created using thirty thousand balloons.
2010 : A temple of diyas was created which brightened the surroundings.
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2011 : Taj Mahal was created using 400 litres of milk and god jhulelal was made with kheer. This was the commendable job done.

Mr. Surendra Arora said, ” As me and my friend Virendra Khabrani wanted to unite people of different religions. An idea clicks my mind every year to make something beyond imagination & the supporting person behind this imagination are my wife and my kith and kins.”

Article by : Sakshi Arora

Cheti Chand: New Year eve for the Sindhi Community

 

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दशामाता पूजन आज – जानिए इसकी पूजन विधि

उदयपुर में आज के दिन दशामाता पूजन काफी हर्षोल्लास के साथ मनाया जाता है। हो सकता है आज आपने सुबह सुबह कई महिलाओं को साज-श्रृंगार कर हाथ में पूजा की थाली लेकर जाते हुए देखा होगा, पर्व है दशामाता पूजन का। चैत्र माह के कृष्ण पक्ष की दशमी यानी होली के दसवें दिन किया जाने वाला दशामाता व्रत एक ऐसा व्रत माना जाता है जो बिगड़े ग्रहों की दशा सुधारकर सुख-समृद्धि, सौभाग्य और धन संपत्ति की पूर्ति करवाता है। ऐसा माना जाता है की अपने नाम के अनुरूप यह व्रत-पूजा परिवार की दशा को सुधार देती है।

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आज के दिन भगवान विष्णु के स्वरूप पीपल वृक्ष की पूजा की जाती है। सौभाग्यवती महिलाएं कच्चे सूत का 10 तार का डोरा बनाकर उसमें 10 गांठ लगाती हैं और पीपल वृक्ष की प्रदक्षिणा करते उसकी पूजा करती हैं। पूजा करने के बाद वृक्ष के नीचे बैठकर नल दमयंती की कथा सुनती हैं और परिवार के सुख-समृद्धि की कामना करते हुए डोरा गले में बांधती हैं। घर आकर द्वार के दोनों ओर हल्दी कुमकुम के छापे लगाती है। पीपल छाल को “स्वर्ण” समझकर घर लाया जाता है और तिजोरी में सुरक्षित रखा जाता है।

व्रत करने वाली महिलाएँ आज के दिन एक ही वक्त खाना खाती हैं। भोजन में नमक का प्रयोग वर्जित रहता है।

इस दिन सुबह जल्दी उठकर घर की साफ-सफाई करके सारा कचरा बाहर फेंक दिया जाता है। आटे से माता पूजन के लिए विभिन्न गहने और विविध सामग्री बनायीं जाती है। नव-विवाहिताओं के लिए आज के दिन शादी का जोड़ा पहनना अनिवार्य माना गया है।

मान्यता के अनुसार आज की दिन किसी को पैसा उधार नहीं दिए जाते।

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Maharana Mewar Foundation 31st Annual Awards Distribution Ceremony 2012

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Today The Maharana Mewar Foundation 31st Annual Award Distribution Ceremony was held at The Manek Chowk, The City Palace Complex, Udaipur.

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On this occasion, the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation honoured not only eminent
personalities but also citizens from all over the country. The ceremony started with the presentation of
certificates to students from schools and universities in Udaipur and across the State of Rajasthan. This was followed by the main Ceremony when the awardees gathered on the dais to receive their awards from Shriji
Arvind Singh Mewar of Udaipur, Chairman and Managing Trustee of Maharana of Mewar Charitable
Foundation, Udaipur.

Here are some Photos of the Royal Evening ,
Colonel James Tod Award- Dr.Andrew Topsfield
Haldi Ghati Award – Ms. Harinder Baweja
Haldi Ghati Award – Dr. Gulab Khotari

 

Hakim Khan Sur Award – Mr. Rahul Bose

 

Maharana Udai Singh Award – Dr. Parth Sarathi Roy

 

Panna Dhai Award – Dr. Mandakini Amte & Dr. Prakash Amte

 

Maharana Mewar Award – Mrs. Aruna Singhania Dalmia

 

Maharana Mewar Award – Dr. Kirti kumar Jain

 

Maharana Kumbha Award – Dr. Nand Kishore Acharya

 

Maharana Sajjan Singh Award – Mr. Gopal SainiDagar Gharana Award – Pt. Chiranji Lal Tanwar
Dagar Gharana Award – Mr. Kesari Chand Maloo

 

Rana Punja Award – Mr. Masru Lal Khair

 

Aravali Award – Ms. Deepa Malik

 

Aravali Award – Mr. Ashok Menaria

“I am in love with Udaipur” – Rahul Bose

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One Day Training Workshop for CWBC (Child well Being committee) Kolyari

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A one day training workshop for CWBC (Child well being committee) Kolyari block was held at Kalyani Samagra Vikas Parishad – Kolyari. The objective of this training programme was to make the participations to understand to deal with children and to understand team behaviour & characters, motivate co-workers’ improve listening skills particularly in remote area. Mr. Gopal Bhatt, Coordinator-Education, welcomed the participants.

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Mr. R.S. Dhakar, member, Child Welfare Committee, Udaipur was the resourse person. Mr. Dhakar explained the pre-primary teaching methodology which is entirely through play way methods through songs and rhymes, colourful pictorial handmade story charts. Further, he said that children are wealth of any nation, and also future of Indian growth story. Every citizen needs to ensure their childhood is healthy and well nourished and they get proper education. Mr. Dhakar also explained about the Right to Education, and role of Children Welfare Committee to the participants.
There were about thirty participants from different villages. Most of the participants appreciated the vision of such activities conducted by Kalyani Samagra Vikas Parishad which is financially supported by Child Fund India. Mr. Lalit Shukla, Education Coordinator proposed the vote of thanks.

Courtesy: Press Release

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Techno NJR to host NJineeRs 2012: an Inter College Fest

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Techno India NJR, one of the most reputed institutes of the city, is all geared up to host an inter college technical fest ‘N-JineeRs 2012’, the first ever of its kind, among the different engineering colleges of Udaipur. This will be a two day fest commencing from Feb 28 to Feb 29, 2012. The fest is organized by the IEEE-Computer Society Student Chapter of Techno India NJR. The fest includes various Technical and Fun events which are followed up by exciting prizes. It’s not over yet; the fest has more to deliver with a powerful performance by the rock band ‘Devine Legacy’, and an inter college cultural event consisting of solo and group dance competitions and many more performances by the students of TINJRIT and other colleges.

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The chief organizers of this event, Jeseeka Mehta and Ajay Porwal, in a short conversation informed that there are 10 main events, out of which some are Technical and some Fun events. Technical events include Elektro (Robotics), Paradox (Technical Quiz), Utopia (Graphic Designing), JCDB (Java and C Debugging), Tangle (Aptitude Skills) and N-Web (Web Designing). Events like Artistry (Poster Making), Spunky (e-Gaming), Scrap-up (Best out of Waste) and Megapixel (Photography) are categorized under Fun events.

Other on the spot events like Rangoli Making, Soap Smith, Face Painting, Sketching, Ad Making and JAM are also included.

Piyush Javeria, the faculty co-ordinator said that the highlight of this event will be the performance by Udaipur’s Rock Band, ‘Devine Legacy’. The band has already gained appreciable fame in a short span of time and is currently, the talk of the town. There will be other cultural performances as well, including the inter college dance competitions, for which applications and enquiries are invited at the college campus. Students can take part in multiple events with a one time fee of just Rs. 100/- per head.

Participants can register for the event at www.njineers.org and can also find more information regarding the event. On the spot registration facility also available for students on 28th of February. For real time updates, you can follow ‘N-JineeRs’ on facebook and twitter. You can see a glimpse of the promotional video of the fest below

 

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UdaipurBazaar.com : The Complete Market for Udaipur

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UdaipurBazaar.com is a new venture from Udaipur, established with the noble thought of providing a one stop solution to remove the complications involved in selling, buying, trading, discussing, organizing and meeting people near you. Specially targeted for the average middle class people of Udaipur who have aspirations that can’t keep pace with incomes or whose needs have multiplied but income hasn’t, UdaipurBazaar  is a classified site exclusively for the people of Udaipur, where you can log in for FREE and post your free classified advertisement. This is one place where you can get it all from real estate to vehicles to electronics to collectibles to books and clothing.

Here’s a list of facilities that UdaipurBazaar aims to provide to all the Udaipurites:

  1. You can BUY/SELL goods by just a click of a mouse.
  2. Being a website dedicated just for Udaipur, you can trade with your own people.
  3. Create a forum for buyers and sellers online.
  4. Control your selling buying and community activity in the “MY UB” section
  5. With internet connections growing at 20% a year, it will provide a huge market in the coming times.
  6. Easily design rich colourful ads with pictures and videos.
  7. Display YOUR ADS on SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES.
  8. Posting your advertisement on just a CALL.

The team of Udaipur Bazaar consists of three young entrepreneurs, Shakti Vardhan Saxena, Mohit Upadhyay, and Dipanshu Khardia, who began UDAIPUR BAZAAR as the next generation of free online classifieds that aims to provide a simple solution to the complications involved in selling, buying, trading, and many more business problems near you where ever you may reside in Udaipur. Their vast range of directories include products such as Real Estate, Vehicles, Electronics, Classes, Services, and many more for better convenience of classification. 🙂

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Two day Workshop on writing Effective Conference Papers at Techno India NJR

Techno India NJR Institute of Technology, Udaipur is conducting a two day workshop titled “Writing Effective Conference Papers,” on 18th and 19th Feb 2012 as a part of the series of ISTE-IITB workshops, sponsored by MHRD, Govt. of India, under the National Mission on Education through ICT (NMEICT). There are no Registration fees at all, and it is funded by MHRD. There was even the facility of On the Spot registration on the first day, i-e 18th February at the Remote Center.

“There has been immense response from the participants across the Rajasthan making Techno India NJR Institute of Technology, third highest remote center in the country among 35 remote centers. TINJR always promotes enhancement of Knowledge of faculty members and this is third type of workshop that we are organizing in this series. Workshop will target to enhance the quality of papers being produced at conferences.”

– Piyush Javeria, Workshop and Remote Center Coordinator

 

The first day of the Workshop was dedicated to introduction to general technical writing, alongwith the contours and details of a technical conference paper, writing styles, alongwith some practical exercises.

The workshop will continue today also, where the topics dealt will be focusing with plagiarism, avoiding it and instead paraphrasing the technical works, as well as advanced elements of writing style.

This workshop is likely to benefit faculty members and students in academic institutions who plan to write research papers for conferences. Experienced researchers as well as those in the initial stages of research, such as M.E. and Ph.D students, have been encouraged to participate in this workshop. Excluding the on the spot registrations, 150 participants including 20 Research scholars and M-Tech students have enrolled so far and TINJRIT is proudly, the only remote center in whole of Rajasthan for the workshop.

 

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A visit to Child Care Centers run by Vedanta Foundation and Hindustan Zinc Limited

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A team of 35 person from various NGOs of Jhadol, Kotda block with their Bal Vadi workers under the leadership of Mr. C.R. Joy, Senior Program Coordinator ChildFund India, Jhadol Cluster visited the Child Care Centre run by Hindustan Zinc Limited and Vedanta Foundation on 10th Feb 2012. Ms Sushma Sharma, Head, CSR, Hindustan Zinc Limited, Zawar Mines welcomed the team at CCC Zawar Mata.
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She explained about the VBCP and CCC to the team members. Mr. Gulab Singh Sisodia of VBCP was also present with team and visited the ICDS Anganvadi of TIDI which is supported by Hindustan Zinc.
Mr. Joy said in speech that he has been working in rural areas, particularly Child activities but the way Vedanta Foundation and Hindustan Zinc Limited is doing work for the children of age between 30-60 months in rural areas is incomparable.

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As a member CWC, Udaipur, Mr. R.S. Dhakar explained about Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000 and also Right to Education Rules 2010 and proposed vote of thanks on behalf of Children and staff of Vedanta Foundation.

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Article and Pictures by: Mr. R.S. Dhakar

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Traditional Dressing Tips for women for the Party Season

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This is the season of marriages and parties. Every lady loves going to the parties, and want themselves to look different and attractive from the rest of the crowd. It could be monotonous to every time pull on the pants and struggle into a short top. One can look different as well as attractive with the traditional dressing, that adds an aesthetic value to your charm and definitely takes you a class apart. So, be the talk of the party with these Tips on traditional dressing.

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1. Go for plain sarees in colours like blues, reds, blacks, with borders in metallic hues such as silver, bronze or burnished gold. You could even team it up with a stylish blouse, low backs, preferably in metallic hues.

2. Go for black velvet straight cut churidar kurtas with low back or an elegant Chinese neck – both can be carried with as grace and ease as a slit backless gown or a fur lines short jacket.

3. Go for a beautiful Kashmiri designed silk kaftan or a revel knee-length kaftan,

4. Go minimalistic on neckwear if sporting long chandelier earrings. If you just love your colorful beady neck strings or that funky neckwear, try teaming it with stunning simplistic or flower power studs.

5. Choose comfortable, smart footwear to party all night, small or no heels can help you party the night away while giving minimal stress to your back and feet.

6. To protect yourself from the winter chill, get an elegant stole in single colour with a little glitter on the end corners. Throw it casually over a saree see the change in your appearance.

7. Go for light make-up and play with your hair. Don some hair Accessories to create magic.

 

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Model: Sonika Jain

Article By: Subastou Daksh Pandey – Fashion Desinger, Udaipur

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About the Author: After his basic education from Udaipur, Subastou received his B.A.Honor’s in fashion merchandising and production management form New Delhi (Nottingham University, London). He is an Artisan certified from Ministry of Textiles , Government of India as well as a Faculty in National Centre for Design and Product Development, set up by the Ministry of Textile, Government of India. He has won several awards, including Best creative designer award from Designer Jatin Kocchar, New Delhi.