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Opportunity to get job in Power Corporation with GATE score, selection will be done without exam, salary is 1.60 lakh
16 March 2023
North Eastern Electric Power Corporation Limited (NEEPCO) has released the latest notification for the recruitment of Executive Trainee. NEEPCO has sought applications to fill 41 vacant posts of Executive Trainee (NEEPCO Recruitment 2023). Interested and eligible candidates who have BE, B.Tech, Engineering, Graduate, Law, MBA and Post Graduate degree in any discipline from a recognized institute, they should apply before the last date of application. The last date to apply for these posts is 04 April 2023. Candidates who want to do a job (Sarkari Naukri) for these posts can apply online by visiting the official website of NEEPCO at neepco.co.in. Along with qualification, age limit, selection process, application fee and other details can be checked here. Eligibility Criteria for NEEPCO Bharti Candidates who are applying for Executive Trainee Posts, They should have BE, B.Tech, Engineering, Graduation, Law, MBA or Post Graduate degree from a recognized Institute/University. Number of posts to be filled Total number of posts- 41 Age limit for NEEPCO Bharti All the candidates who are willing and eligible to apply for these posts, their age limit as on January 01, 2023, the minimum age limit is 18 years and the maximum age limit is 30 years. Must be year. Salary will be given on selection The candidates who will be given Rs. Application Fee for NEEPCO Bharti Application Fee for General, EWS, OBC Category Candidates – Rs.560 Application Fee for SC, ST, PWD Category Candidates – No Fee Check Here Application Link & Notification Important Dates to Remember NEEPCO Bharti Starting date to apply for:

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Recruitment on 3824 posts of Home Guard in Rajasthan
15 Feb 2023
There is good news for the unemployed desirous of home guard jobs in Rajasthan. The Home Defense Department of the State Government has extended the date of application for the recruitment of 3824 posts of Home Guards. Earlier, where February 11 was declared as the last date for this, it has now been extended to February 28. Candidates desirous of applying for Home Guard and volunteers in various companies of various district training centres, sub-centres and battalions of Border Home Defense Force can now apply till February 28. The Home Defense Department of the Government of Rajasthan had issued a notification on January 9 last month. Under this, a notification was issued for the recruitment of a total of 3,824 vacant posts of Home Guard and volunteers in the district training centers, sub-centres and Border Home Guards of the state. Notification was issued under Rajsthan Home Guard Bharti 2023. In this recruitment, 30 percent posts are reserved for women candidates. The last date of application for this recruitment was fixed on February 11, which has now been extended to February 28. A fee of Rs 250 will have to be paid for this recruitment of Home Defense Department of Rajasthan Government, detailed information can be obtained from the official portal or website of the government. For the candidates who have not yet applied for the posts of home guard and volunteer, this is a golden opportunity for them. Interested candidates for this post can get detailed information on sso.rajsthan.gov.in or home.rajsthan.gov.in. By 28 February 2023, candidates can apply online by paying a fee of Rs 250. For the candidates who have not yet applied for the posts of home guard and volunteer, this is a golden opportunity for them. Interested candidates for this post can get detailed information on sso.rajsthan.gov.in or home.rajsthan.gov.in. By 28 February 2023, candidates can apply online by paying a fee of Rs 250. For the candidates who have not yet applied for the posts of home guard and volunteer, this is a golden opportunity for them. Interested candidates for this post can get detailed information on sso.rajsthan.gov.in or home.rajsthan.gov.in. By 28 February 2023, candidates can apply online by paying a fee of Rs 250.

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World Environment Day,2018 celebrated at Manipal University Jaipur
5 Jun 2018
To celebrate in spirit the World Environment Day, the day at MUJ began with the tree plantation by all the Senior University Officials. Further, to mark this occasion, CUTS International joined hands with Manipal University Jaipur to make its campus plastic free by 2021 and administered an oath to all faculty and staff members. CUTS conducted an awareness drive amongst the officials & staff of Manipal University Jaipur on the harmful effects of plastic. In the beginning of the programme team members from CUTS International including Mr. Shantanu Srivastava, Associate Director, Heads Grassroots initiatives and Fund Raising for the Organization, Mr. Samir Bhattachrayya, Regional Coordinator for Organization’s Operations and designs sustainable, Mr. Amar Deep Singh, Head Urban Governance Interventions and sustainable development, Mr. Sheikh Zuber, Head communication and Media Relations created awareness on reduced use of plastics and recycling. The drive was successfully conducted through speeches, powerful presentation, videos on the said theme, quiz and question-answer session. On this occasion Chairperson, MUJ, Prof. K. Ram Narayan, Registrar, Prof. Vandana Suhag, Dean Faculty of Art and Law, Prof. Mridul Srivastava extended a warm welcome to all CUTS team members and presented mementos to them as a token of appreciation. This event was planned on the lines of United Nations' Global Theme for 2018 - "Beat Plastic Pollution". Enthusiastic MUJ fraternity spanning from senior university officials to housekeeping staff members in massive numbers attended the event. CUTS has already initiated a drive to sensitize faculty members on 26th May. Speaking on behalf of CUTS International, Mr. Shantanu apprised that relevant efforts are planned to make MUJ plastic free by 2021. A strategic roadmap is being designed and deliberated upon to help MUJ to reduce, reuse, recycle plastic and gradually replace them with more environment friendly products. As concluding remarks, Prof. N. D. Mathur and Prof. M. L.Vedhara expressed their views with insightful anecdotes.

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Now youths to get job as per their qualification
21 May 2018
Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan launched 'My MP Rojgar Portal' in 'Ham Chhu Lenge Asman' 'Mukhyamantri Career Counselling programme 'Pahal' in Model School of Bhopal. This portal is equipped with providing jobs to youths as per their educational qualification, skills and interest and ensuring availability of able candidates to employers as per need of their business. This portal has been prepared by Madhya Pradesh Skill Development and Employment Generation Board under youth empowerment mission. On this portal, youth can get opened employment account by registering his profile as per qualification. He can choose place of employment, job sector, sector and job role through the portal. On searching in profile account, he could know the number of jobs and posts and employers as per this interest and ability. On line applications can be submitted for jobs in the companies. Information given in employment account can be updated online and employment account can be used even after getting job. Employer company can also open account without any charge. The employer will put information regarding necessary qualification, training etc. in the account. As employer updates job role/skill set, the portal will avail list of job seekers and their profile on the portal before him. Employer can seek application and can call applicant for interview through the portal. Portal features For youth: Youth will get facility for self registration, update job preference, information regarding employers, sector and online application on the basis of sector and job role. Information regarding interview and job fair can be obtained on registered email and mobile. For Employer: Employers will get facility like self registration, update sector and job roles and upload demand on portal on the basis of this. List of abled candidates can be available on the basis of demand. Endeavour has been made to bring close the employer companies and youths seeking jobs in match making system through 'My MP Rojgar Portal'.

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Students should select career according to their basic inclination and interest
21 May 2018
Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan today showed the way of living a successful, meaningful and happy life to students at the inauguration of the 'Hum chhoo lenge aasman' career counselling initiative at the Model School auditorium here today. Shri Chouhan said that there are several opportunities for better career. Students must choose their career as per their basic inclination, interest and expertise. They must discuss with known persons and relatives. Determine the goals and create a roadmap for detailed and advance action plan and be determined to succeed. The Chief Minister said that no work or goal in the world is impossible. There are infinite powers in every person. We become what we think. The Chief Minister shared the experiences of his life, studies and related incidents with the students. CM Shri Chouhan said that he wanted to see that children should always smile. If children move ahead the state will also move ahead. Every child must make his life successful. The state will definitely get the benefit of the child's success and capacity. In order to make Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's concept of building New India a success, we have to create a new Madhya Pradesh. He said that the state government has made arrangements for the payment of higher education fees of the children. Career counseling has been arranged with this intention so that children are able to move forward in the right direction. Shri Chouhan said that higher education is not compulsory for success. There are several people in the world who are not highly educated but have touched the peaks of success. They have established several new and big establishments and have created new records. He cited his own example that his family wanted that he should become a doctor but the nature of work did not match his basic inclination. He was more attracted towards philosophy and he started moving towards this direction. The Chief Minister urged parents not to put pressure on their children. He urged them to support their children to choose a career of their interest and inclination. Referring to the happiness that a poet attains from reciting poetry, he told that happiness can be attained only by working according to one's basic inclination. The happiness of a poet by his poetry and a painter by his painting is invaluable. Shri Chouhan said that the initiative to support students in choosing a career comes from the core of his heart. He wishes to see the youth move fast in the right direction. He said that meaningless education is a waste. The objective of education is to provide knowledge, culture and skill. Employment-oriented education is also must. Expressing happiness over the fact that 1 lakh 12 thousand 625 children have secured more than 70 percent marks by appearing in the Board of Secondary Education this year, Shri Chouhan said that until last year students securing more than 75 percent marks were being given benefits under Mukhya Mantri Medhavi Vidyarthi Protsahan Yojana. On the demand of children, this score limit has been reduced to 70 percent. He told that the state government is paying the fees of the bright students under the scheme. Last year the state government has paid the fees of more than 750 medical students. Up to Rs 40 lakh medical fees is being paid by the state government. He said that he will not allow the dreams of the children to shatter. For this schemes right from distribution of free books, uniforms, cycles to fee payment of higher education have been implemented. At the outset, the Chief Minister dedicated the Employment Department's "My MP Rozgar' portal. This portal will be a strong platform for establishing contact with the planner and the unemployed. There are as many as 180 job roles in 38 sectors. Chairman of Board of Secondary Education Shri S. R. Mohanty told that the free career counselling has been organized in three phases. In the first phase from May 21 to May 31, counselling will be given to Class XIIth students who acquire more than 70 percent, in the second phase from June 4 to June 14 students securing less than 70 percent and in the third phase from June 18 to June 28, students failing in Class XIIth and passed in Class XIth will be counselled. As many as 500 trained counsellors have been arranged for counselling. The information of counselling is being given through SMS. As many as 112 centres have been set up for counselling. A career exhibition has been organized. A guidance brochure will also be distributed. Commissioner Public Instructions Smt. Jaishree Kiyawat welcomed the guests at the programme. He invited queries and suggestions of students on the portal of the department. Higher Education Minister Shri Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya, School Education Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah, Chairman of Employment Board Shri Hemant Deshmukh, Additional Chief Secretary Higher Education Shri B.R. Naidu and Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Shri Ashok Vernawal were present on the occasion.

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Editor in chief of METROMIRROR meets Sh. Jagdish Upasane VC of MCNUJC
27 March 2018
Today met Sh. Jagdish Upasane ji who took charge as VC of MCNUJC Bhopal.He is very Intelligent, Practical and believes in Simple living & HighThinking.Discussed about quality of Media Training, importance of Digital Media, and Media principles. He said "sense of responsibility for all and Digital Media would be the focus area" Photo: www.MetroMirror.com

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Students should pursue 2-year ITI, 2-year Polytechnic and 4-year Engineering
22 January 2018
A proposal that students must pursue 2-year ITI, 2-year Polytechnic and 4-year Engineering after Class 8 for skills in work has been sent to the Centre. This was told by Minister of State for Technical Education (Independent Charge), School Education and Labour Shri Deepak Joshi at the public dedication of girls hostel of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Polytechnic College, Bhopal. Shri Joshi said that the hostel starting on the occasion of Basant Panchami will provide accommodation to students from far-flung areas. He said that the hostel should be the best in state. Rs 15,000 and badminton kit to Gauranshi Sharma Shri Joshi announced to grant Rs 15,000 to Disabled badminton player Gauranshi Sharma who won silver medal in National Games of the Deaf. He also presented Sushri Sharma with shield and certificate. Shri Mayank Sharma of Swami Ambrish Chaitanya Seva Samiti said that he will gift her with the badminton kit today itself. Shri Joshi said that we wish to see Sushri Gauranshi win medal at the Olympics. For this she will be provided with all possible assistance. Director Technical Education Dr. Virendra Kumar also expressed his views. Principal Dr. Ashish Dongre told that the hostel has 50 beds

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Efforts for national level recognition of higher education institutes should be made
15 January 2018
Higher Education Minister Shri Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya said that efforts should be made to improve quality of higher education institutions and get them national level recognition. He said that there is need also to launch a special campaign to improve the library and lab of these educational institutions. Shri Pawaiya was addressing the fifth meeting of State Higher Education Council at the Mantralaya today. Works of Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) were reviewed in the meeting. ACS Higher Education Shri Deepak Khandekar and educationists were present at the meeting. The Minister said that the work in the language lab should not be restricted to English only, instead it should focus on development of knowledge of other languages including Hindi also. He issued instructions to make use of financial assistance fund provided by the centre and the state government in higher education institutions. It was told that 311 government colleges and 447 non-government colleges in year 2003 rose to 469 and 914 respectively in year 2017 in the state. Efforts are being made to open colleges to ensure the reach of higher education in rural areas also. It was told that Rs 269 crore was approved in various components in RUSA Project. After being assessed by the NAAC financial assistance was approved for 33 colleges and 3 universities of B grade. It was told that Rs 55 crore grant has been released for Pt. SN Shukla University Shahdol. All work approved from the fund will be completed by October 2018. Educationists suggested that a workshop should be organised on national level specific subject in atleast one educational institution of the division. The suggestions given at the workshop should be used for improvement of quality of education. Commissioner Higher Education Shri Neeraj Mandloi told that recruitment process of 3000 assistant professors will be completed by June 2018 to remove the dearth of teaching staff in Department of Higher Education. Educationists Dr. Devendra Deepak, Dr. Prakash Bartuniya, Dr. Chitralekha Chouhan, Dr. Shashi Rai and S.N. Shukla University Vice Chancellor Shri Mukesh Tiwari were present during the meeting

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Media incubation centre to be set up at Makhanlal University
9 January 2018
A media incubation centre will be established in Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism to promote start-ups in the media sector. NITI Ayog has granted approval for this. The university will conduct detailed study on factors of socio- economic heterogeneity in society and their redressal. These decisions were taken at a meeting of the managment committee and Maharparishad of the university chaired by CM Shri Chouhan today. CM Shri Chouhan said that research and study will also be conducted on Adwait Vedanta at the University. The new posts should be filled under Higher Education and UGC norms. It was told at the meeting that the Language Study Centre an Cultural Study Centre have begun functioning in the University. A foreign media study centre will be set up at the university in which news published in Pakistan, China and Nepal media will be analysed. The University has conducted BCA examination online. As many as 210 new study centres have been recognized in the last one year by the university. The number of students has increased during this period by 12 percent. The University has published the first Sanskrit News Magazine Atulya Bharatam. A social media research centre has been set up in the university. Finance Minister Shri Jayant Malaiya, Public Relations and Water Resources Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra, MP Shri Alok Sanjar, Vice-Chancellor Dr. B.K Kuthiyala besides government and non-government members of the Mahaparishad were present during the meeting.

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Private Universities should Encourage Vocational Courses
25 October 2017
Minister for Higher Education Shri Jaibhan Singh Pawayya said that private universities have multi-dimensional responsibility. Private universities must encourage vocational courses in this era of competition. They should also provide employment opportunities by adopting few villages or settlements. Shri Pawayya was addressing the 9th foundation day programme of Madhya Pradesh Private University Regulatory Commission today. Discussions on the subject 'Shiksha ki Gunvatta mein Manak Sansthaaon ki Bhoomika evam Dayitva' were held on this occasion. Shri Pawayya mentioned that the students of many institutions achieve excellence by participating in other creative activities besides academic competitions. A reflection of personality development also flashes on the faces of these students and they are full of self confidence. He further mentioned that keeping in view the population, more private universities are needed. Madhya Pradesh requires such prestigious institutions which undertake good works. Additional Chief Secretary Higher Education Shri B.R. Naidu said that expansion is needed in education sector besides quality. Efforts will be made to apply suggestions being received in the workshop. Vice Chancellor Jagran Lake City University Dr. Anoop Swaroop stated that 70 percent children of the state are pursuing studies in the private universities and colleges. Madhya Pradesh could become an educational hub in future. Chairman of the Commission Dr. Akhilesh Pandey informed about the activities of the commission. Member of the Commission Dr. Swaraj Puri was also present on the occasion. The programme begun with lighting a lamp before Maa Sarasvati and recital of Sarasvati Vandana and Vande Matram was conducted by Sushri Anjali Dubey and Shri Sandeep Dubey. Guests were welcomed with bouquet and shawl-shreephals. Mementoes were also presented to the guests at the end of the programme.

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Dr. Sangeeta Shukla Becomes Vice Chancellor of Jiwaji University
25 October 2017
Chancellor and Governor Shri Om Prakash Kohli has appointed Dr. Sangeeta Shukla as the Vice Chancellor of Jiwaji University,
Gwalior again after the end of her present tenure as the Vice Chancellor of the Jiwaji University, Gwalior.
She has been appointed for a period of 4 years from the date of her joining

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Certificate Distributed to Participants on the occasion of Closing Ceremony of SIN-2017 at MUJ
16 October 2017
National Cyber ??Security Coordinator, PMO, India, Dr. Gulshan Rai was the Chief Gust of the Programme
MUJ, President, Prof. Sandeep Sancheti welcomed the Chief Guest, Dr. Gulshan Kumar and presented a memento to him
Around 100 participants came from USA, France, Australia, Sydney, Italy, Russia and Turkey
The three-day 10 th International conference on the Security of Information and Networks (SIN-2017) closing ceremony organized at Manipal University Jaipur. Chief Guest of the closing ceremony and National Cyber ??Security Coordinator, PMO, India, Dr. Gulshan Rai, President, Manipal University Jaipur, Prof. Sandeep Sancheti, Director School of Commuting and IT, Prof. Rajveer Singh Shekhawat, Director, IIT, Jammu, Prof. Manoj Singh Gaur, Chairman, Aksaray University, Turkey, Prof. Atilla Elci distributed certificates to the participants. Dr. V.S. Dhaka told that about 100 participants from USA, France, Australia, Sydney, Italy, Russia and Turkey participated in this three-days international conference. Prof. Rajveer Singh Shekhawat, Dr. Priyadarsi Nanda, Dr. Sushmita and many speakers express their views on the theme of the conference in the various technical sessions of the conference. MUJ, President, Prof. Sandeep Sancheti welcomed the Chief Guest, Dr. Gulshan Kumar and presented a memento to him. In the end of the programme vote of thanks given by Dr. Manoj Bohra

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Prof. Manoj Srivastava made the fourth Limca Book of World Records at Manipal University Jaiput with 387 Kg “Sahai Tukada”
7 October 2017
Prof. Manoj Srivastava again achieved a new mile stone made 4th Limka World record at Manipal University Jaipur. He made the world’s biggest 8feet long and 4 feet wide and heaviest with 387 Kg “Sahai Tukada”. He made it with the help of 7 faculty members and 120 students of School of Hotel Management. The President of MUJ, Prof. Sandeep Sancheti congratulated to Prof. Manoj Srivastava and his team members for the same. This is his 9 th world record of Prof. Manoj Srivastava. Prof. Srivastava told that this is a Mughali Pakistani-Awadhi Sweet Dish. Its weight is 387 kg. The cook & Roost technique used to make the product. It took 8 hours to prepare it. Before attempting for the world record research work has been done for one year by him and his team members. He told to press that the ingredients used in it are 150 kg of bread, 160 kg milk, 18 kg of mawa, 60 kg of sugar, 20 KG Desi ghee, 20 KG Dry fruit, 6 Kg. chironji, and 20 grams of saffron has been used to prepare this dish. Self-invented flame gun technology has been used to make it. To make this, a specially Fabricated Tray was used, 06 Industrial burner, Palta and flame gun has been used. The team members are Prof. Dr. Gaurav Bhattacharya, Amit Datta, Arvind Roy, Shweta Upmanyu, Dr. Sonal, Mukesh, Deepak Pokhariyal and 120 students have played important role for prepare it under guidance of Prof. Manoj Shrivastav. Prof. Manoj Shrivastav said that due to its cost and expensive nature, only the emperors and rich people could afford this dish in mughel era. The method of making it, is also very unique. This is a combination of hard and soft product. It has to be made very careful . First of all, the double roti is well-cooked. After this, the dish is prepared on a big iron tray. On this tray set two layers of double roti. On these layers spread milk, mawa, ghee, drifruits. After spread this layers it is wait for about two hours until the double roti does not absorb the all spread things. After absorb than cooked with the help of flame gun technology.After absorbing, start again same process with the help of flamed gun. After about half an hour, spread layer of milk, mawa, ghee, drifrute etc. This process is adopted 3 to 4 times. So that all the ingredients absorbing in the double roti and “Sahai Tukda” dish can prepare in royal pickup becomes the royal test. After making this royal piece of “Sahai Tukada” its inaugurated & cutting ceremony done by President, Prof. Sandeep Sancheti, Prof. President, Prof. N. N. Sharma, Registrar, Prof. Vandana Suhag. On this occasion, Dean, Faculty of Art and Law, Prof. Mridul Shrivastav, Dean, Faculty of Research and Innovation, Prof. B. K. Sharma, Dean, Faculty of Management, Prof. Nilanja n Chattopadhyay, Dean, Faculty of Science, Prof. G. C. Tikkiwal, Director, School of Hotel Management, Prof. Amit Jain, Prof. N. D. Mathur, various schools directors, Departments HoD, faculty member, employees and students were present.

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Law is the oldest, glorious and best profession: Justice R.C. Lahoti
1 October 2017
“Law is the oldest, glorious and best profession”. These words were said by former Chief Justice of India Hon'ble Justice R. C. Lahoti on the occasion of inaugural function of the 3rd Manipal Ranka National Moot Court Competition organized jointly by Manipal University Jaipur and Ranka Public Charitable Trust at MUJ campus, on October 1, 2017. He advised students to read many books including Gita. He asked them to take inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi and Albert Einstein. He also explained the importance of black coat, and he said that every lawyer and judge should follow spirituality in their work. He discussed about all the qualities of an advocate. In the inaugural session, the Honorable Justice R. K. Agrawal of the Supreme Court of India asked the students to develop writing skills. He also highlighted the morality of law profession and the duties of advocates. He described the hard work as the basic mantra of success. During the programme Honorable Justice K. S. Zaveri senior most judge of the Rajasthan High Court highlighted the history, importance and utility of Moot Court. At the same time, he said that Moot Court works in skill development of law professionals and students. In this connection Chairperson of the MUJ, Prof. K. Ramnarayan asked the students to show their talent through Moot Court. At the same time, he called upon the students to consciously and subconsciously concentrate. President of the MUJ Prof. Sandeep Sancheti said about Manipal Education Group and Manipal University Jaipur's educational activities, facilities, infrastructure, faculty, schools, departments and courses. Chairman of Ranka Public Charitable Trust N. M. Ranka highlighted the life of Gandhi Ji and introduced all the distinguished guests. The Dean Faculty of Arts and Law Prof. Mridul Shrivastava welcomed all the guests and in the end of the programme Sambhav Ranka thanked everyone. In the beginning of the program, all guests were welcomed with a bouquet and finally all were presented with mementos. Prior to the inauguration program the guests unveiled the statue of Mahatma Gandhi outside the New Auditorium and planted plants in MUJ campus. The Dean Faculty of Arts and Law Prof. Mridul Shrivastav said that in this third moot court competition, 86 teams from entire India, including Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bengal, Bihar, and Odisha, Jammu and Kashmir are participating. The winners of competition will be rewarded in the closing ceremony to be held on October 3 and the certificates will be distributed to all the participants also. The program was started with lighting of the lamp by the guests and students of the university presented saraswati vandana on this occasion. Urmila Ranka, Justice J. K. Ranka, Additional Solicitor General, S. P Gupta, Rotorian Pradeep Kothari, O. P. Agrawal, Nilesh Mehta, Lata Todarwal, Pro-President of MUJ, Prof. N. N. Sharma, Dean, Research and Innovation, Prof. B. K. Sharma, Dean, Faculty Affairs and Pro- Vost, Prof. Awdhesh Kumar, Dr. Vijay Laxmi Sharma, Dr. Anil Mehta, Dr. N. D. Mathur, Senior Advocates, Dean, Directors, faculty members, employees, students and dignitaries were present in the programme. At the same time, guests from India, Japan, Australia and the US were also welcomed.

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CAMPIONITE 78 BATCH ASSOCIATIONS
11 September 2017
Campoionite 78 Batch Assocition officials met today for their monthly meeteing.In the meeteing the officials and members discussed about the programs been taken up by association for the society.
Spokesperson Shailendra Ojha informed that our association would be focusing on latest development in the IT sector. Member Sunil Lingayat residing in Washington US in his next visit to Bhopal in November would be making aware to the students about the same.
He added that our association under the expertise of Rajeev Athotra would also be working making the farmers aware about the latest technology in the farming to make farming more cost effective and productive.They also would be made aware of the business module for farmers and young enterpreneur in food processing sector alongwith cold chain management solution which is need of today.
Rajeev Athotra,Sanjay Gadkari,Parag Mehta,Bharat Bhatia,Saurabh Shrivastava,Deepak Sharma,Niraj Bhargava,Shailendra Ojha attended the meeting,Campionite 78 Batch Association would be focusing on bringing latest technology in every segment.

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Rajasthan Govt to establish multiple skill training centres
26 Aug. 2016
The Rajasthan Government has signed an agreement with strategic investment firm Rise India, to set up large state-of-the-art driving training centres in the state.
According to the MoU, the organisation will also provide skill training in sectors such as agriculture, horticulture, and animal husbandry.
Rajasthan government with the Department of Skills, Employment and Entrepreneurship (DSEE) will extend support to Rise India in setting up skill centres at major cities including Jaipur, Bikaner, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Sikar, Bharatpur and Jhalawar.
Rise India, through its entity RVS Rise, would set up centres of excellence to impart training in Agriculture, Horticulture, Dairy Technology and Animal Husbandry across the state in partnership with DSEE.
At the centres, candidates would go through training in soft skills, IT skills and basic financial skills to help them become independent and earn a livelihood for themselves. "Rajasthan has a pulsating industry with a huge demand for skilled workforce.
Together with the state Government, Rise India will be developing a strong network of skill centres, equipped with cutting-edge technology, to provide employable skilled youth to the industry," Ajay Chhanagni, CEO, Rise India said.

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Lecture series inaugurated at Sanchi University
MMNN:2 Mar. 2016
"Bhagavadagita can help a person to understand the self and realize the universe in true sense of words. The teachings of Bhagavadagita are eternal and can uplift our souls. It is very difficult to be extraordinary but matter of fact only ordinary people can do extraordinary things. Ordinary people need to acknowledge their hidden traits and potentials." said by Swami Sukhbodhanand in his inaugural speech on the topic "Form Ordinary to Extraordinary" during inaugural ceremony of Sanchi University of Buddhist-Indic Studies Lecture Series-Tattvabodhani. Swami Sukhbodhanand is the Head of Prassana Trust and a renowned author of more than 100 books related to religion and spirituality. This lecture series is being organised under the aegis of SUBIS at RCVP Noronha Academy of Administration & Management in the city from 1stto 9th March.

Welcome speech was delivered by Vice Chancellor of the University Prof. Shashiprabha Kumar. She highlighted the objective behind organising this lecture series and stated that lecturing is an age old tradition and art that involves the intelligent interpretation of thoughts, arrangement of words and skilful presentation before the gathering when it fused with knowledge; it becomes a treasure house for the seekers of knowledge. The first inaugural session was chaired by Sri Rakesh Aggrawal, Additional Chief Secretary of Government of MP. He emphasised need of spiritual awakening in the society. Registrar of the University, Sri Rajesh Gupta also graced the occasion. Scholars from various walks of life, retired officers and common people were present in large number to listen to the speakers.
On the second day of the lecture series, the noted Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dr. Shashibhushan Mishra will be delivering his lecture on the topic "Dhyan Ke Veghyanik Pahlu". The eminent Yoga Guru Shri Ramesh Kumar Dhanoriya will chair the session. On 3rd March the topic is the universal message of Upanishada which will be delivered by Vice Chancellor of SUBIS Prof. Dr. ShashiPrabha Kumar. Vipashyana & personality development is the topic on 4th March and the speaker will be Bhadant VimalKirti. Noted Former police commissioner .

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Rajasthan to regulate private school fees
Jaipur:MMNN:2 Mar. 2016
Rajasthan state education department is likely to replace the existing Rajasthan Fee Act (regulation of the collection of fees) 2013 with Maharashtra Fee Act-2014 to regulate the fees of 35,500 private unaided schools in Rajasthan.
Education minister Vasudev Devnani will introduce the bill in the state assembly next week.
The existing act here is empowered to determine only academic fees whereas, the Maharashtra model determine all kinds of fees, including academic, hostel, mess etc.
Devnani met with Maharashtra education minister Vinod Tawde last week to discuss the success of this act in his state.
The move came after the Rajasthan Fee Act enacted by state assembly failed to give desired result in last 18 months.
So far, fees committee had determined the fees of over 8,000 schools against the 35,000 private schools.
The act is likely to be opposed by the private school bodies as the Maharashtra act allows parents and teachers to have a say in deciding the fees proposed by the school.
Here private schools have also conveyed to the minister that any infringement in their autonomy will not be tolerated.

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Rajasthan: Highest school dropout rates among Muslims, SCs/STs
Jaipur:MMNN:2 Nov. 2015
Children of scheduled caste/scheduled tribes and Muslim communities in Rajasthan are the worst affected in cases of school dropouts, a report of a joint survey by district information system for education (DISE) and independent bodies has revealed.
The survey report was presented by educationalist Ganesh Nigam at the two-day national consultation on right to education (RTE) organised jointly by United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)and Ajit foundation on Saturday.
According to the report, the annual average dropout rate at primary level for the state was at 8.39% in 2013-14 and 18.50% for the Muslim community. Similarly, the dropout rate was higher in SC and ST communities with 9.57% and 10.04% respectively.
In the upper primary level, Muslim dropouts form the highest average with 20.59% as compared to the state average of 6.03%. SC and ST communities mark steep averages of 7.51% and 7% respectively. Muslim students have the lowest transition rate (from primary to upper primary level of education) with 70.46% as compared to the state average of 88.23%. SC/ST kids have lower transition rates of 87.70% and 81.60% respectively.
“Children of SC/ST and Muslim communities have the lowest attendance in schools. Unless education is inclusive to all communities, the RTE act is nothing but a failure,” said Nigam.
“Government schools provide free education. But disdain by teachers and an inactive administration force parents to pull out their kids from schools.
Economic disparity is the biggest reason behind this trend,” said Sayyed Masood Akhtar, state president, Rajasthan Madarsa Education Helpers’ Association (RMEHA).
“Access to public schools is anyway very limited to this community due to poverty but the dropouts can join madarsas,” said Saeed Ahmed, additional director, Madarsa Board.
Dalit activists, however, believe that social disparity is the reason behind the increasing dropouts among the SC/ST and Muslim sections. “Teachers have a negative mindset against the deprived sections and discourage children at the initial level. Children of Valmiki community have stopped going to school as they were asked to be manual scavengers there,” said PL Minroth, chief functionary, center for Dalit rights.
The report adds that Muslim girls constitute 22.90 % of annual average dropout rate at the upper primary level as compared to that of boys at 18.77%, citing lack of safety assurances from the government and societal bodies as the reason for this trend.
“Numerous reasons including patriarchy, lack of safety and poverty are responsible for this trend. Parents are not usually willing to send their daughters to distant schools. If more female staff are included in government schools, then we can certainly improve this figure,” said Ameen Kayamkhani, patron, RMEHA.

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Vinoba Bhave University (VBU) host 68th All India Commerce Conference 2015
MMNN:23 Oct. 2015
Vinoba Bhave University (VBU), Hazaribag to host the three day 68th All India Commerce Conference 2015 from 6 to 8th November 2015. The conference theme would be based on Prime Minister Modi’s campaign of “Make in India-The Road Ahead”. It would be an academic event of National importance, as it will bring together nearly 2000 delegates from all over the country and abroad. The event is India's biggest and the most comprehensive gathering of its kind. Hon’ble PM Sri Narendra Modi’s presence is expected during the inauguration of the Conference. Hon’ble Governor of Jharkhand cum Chancellor of Universities,Jharkhand State, and Hon’ble State Minister of Finance Sri Jayant Sinha, Government of India has already confirmed their gracious presence to inaugurate the event.
The conference will be attended by renowned Commerce Academicians, Economists, Management Experts, Government Representatives, Industrialists, researchers working in Behavioral Finance, E-retailing, Social Media, Skill Development in Business Education and Undergraduate, post graduate and doctorial students from across the country and abroad. Representatives from different industries including ISDC (International Skill Development Corporation), London (UK) will attend the panel discussion on ‘‘Skill for tomorrow-Re-define in the Commerce Education’’.
The primary activities of the ICA include organizing of seminars, workshops, conferences and meetings; promoting research; helping with technical assistance and consultancy to clientele world and the publication of books, periodicals, journals, etc. The ICA, has successfully organized a total of 67 Annual Conferences throughout our country till date. Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribag, Jharkhand a renowned and prestigious university of Jharkhand is organizing its 68th Conference. Dr Gurdeep Singh, Vice Chancellor, VBU and & Shri Yashwant Sinha,,former union minister of finance & external affairs,GOI is the Chief Patron of the conference.
Prof(Dr) M.P.Sinha,Pro Vice Chancellor,VBU,Sri Gopal Singh,CMD,CCL,Ranchi & Sri Harvinder Singh,Vice President,Jindal Steel & Power,Ranchi would also play a key role in organizing this mega event.
Prof M.K Singh Conference Secretary, VBU, Hazaribag said that the conference will be highly informative and of academic importance of national level and international standard. With the wider topics including Behavioral Finance: Emerging Dimensions, E-retailing: Challenges & Opportunities in Global Scenario, Social Media: HR Interventions, Skill Development in Business Education, the forthcoming conference to be discussed during the conference, will pave the path for the economically strong nation. Participation from the academia and different industries would make the event an amalgamation of academic knowledge and practical experience.
The Indian Commerce Association (ICA) one of the oldest professional bodies founded in the year 1947, stands as the cohesive group of economists, management experts, technologists, business community, and so on, with multifaceted objectives to serve continually as a forum of exchange of experiences, ideas, collection along with dissemination of the information on trade, business, commerce and management; for promoting research activities and to permit coordination in the curriculum of Commerce and Management at the national level. Members of this excellent professional association include a team of academicians, administrators, business industrialists, management experts, students, economists, educational institutions and such other interested professionals.
Dr M.K. Singh is the conference secretary along with the team and patrons and working day and night to make the event grand.

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New school syllabus from next academic session in Rajasthan
Jaipur:MMNN:7 Sept. 2015
To make the children aware about Indian culture and values, the Rajasthan Government has planned to introduce a new syllabus in the schools from next academic session, which would include stories of ‘mahapursh’ (great leaders) among other topics.
The new syllabus, for Class 1 to X11, would bring major changes in books covering Indian culture, moral science and would include stories of ‘mahapurush’ (great leaders) and latest technologies, Rajasthan Minister of State for Education Vasudev Devanani said on Teachers Day on Saturday.
Students should learn about ‘mahapurush’ , take lessons from their lives, the minister said.
The new curriculum would not only increase the student’s knowledge but also prepare them for global competition and present day challenges, he said.
Books would be printed according to the new syllabus and distributed to students of over 83,500 schools in the State, Mr. Devanani said.
Following objection from teachers’ association and groups against increasing school duration by 40 minutes, the minister said, the State Education Department has decided to reduce it by 20 minutes and do away with separate timings during winters and summers.
The State government had increased the school duration by 40 minutes from July 1, Mr. Devanani said, adding, the total duration would now be of 6 hours and 10 minutes.

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Weltweit College Hazaribag ropes in Star Cricketer Shubh Lakshmi Sharma as the brand ambassador
Ranchi:MMNN: 26 Aug. 2015
Weltweit College Hazaribag announced the signing of Shubh Lakshmi Sharma, Star Cricketer, Indian Women Cricket Team as the brand ambassador here today. This is an important milestone in the institute's journey. Weltweit College is an instructional activity of Weltweit Foundation, New Delhi centered for giving training in the field of business administration, computer applications and journalism. The institute is focused to train students, essentially by giving them industrial exposure through real ventures in the field, along with conventional classroom teaching in the modern infrastructure.
Affiliated to the renowned Vinoba Bhave University Hazaribag, Weltweit unites experienced educators and a decent companion gathering to make a dynamic on - grounds involvement in the very heart of the Jharkhand. The organization is prepared to roll out noteworthy improvement and put resources into a student, where desire leads them and make the next move to follow their dreams, to get the best out of their lifetime opportunities.
CA Manoj K Pahwa, Chairman, Welt Weit College,said that "Virtues like passion, hard-work, sincerity and commitment are what we would like to inculcate in all our students. Our main objective to introduce the star cricketer as the brand ambassador is to make the young generation aware of the institute’s academic features and teaching methodology. We have only one target to prepare each student with the assistance of the best brains as the faculty members".
Abhishek Sinha, Managing Director, Welt Weit College said, In Shubh Lakshmi Sharma, we see a "go-getter". She with her passion and commitment has crafted her own space in the highly competitive sports arena. He added" Introduction of Ms Shubh Lakshmi Sharma as the brand ambassador is part of our expansion strategy to make young generation aware of our unique training system through a popular face of Jharkhand. The reputation of an institution is, in large part, measured by the excellence of its students. The Weltweit College will help the students to push boundaries of their development, and expand their potential to deliver their best".
Ms Shubh Lakshmi Sharma, Star Cricketer, said that "As a person I have always worked towards excellence. In Weltweit College Hazaribag, I see the same commitment towards their students, faculty and external stakeholders. I'm happy to get associated with the iconic institute like Weltweit College and would definitely spread the positive steps taken by the institute to train the students in the field of business administration".
Weltweit College Hazaribag has always lived up to its motto of – Advancing Knowledge, Transforming Lives.

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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Awarded CRISP for excellent work done in Skill Development
MMNN: 3 Aug. 2015
Honorable Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan has awarded appreciation certificate to CRISP for excellent work done in Skill Development activities. The award was received by Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Mukesh Sharma.
A function was organized to distribute appointment letters to SC students trained by CRISP. The training was sponsored by Department of SC Welfare, Government of Madhya Pradesh. CRISP has trained 300 youth from Scheduled Caste category and around 50% of them got employment.
Mukesh Sharma, CEO, CRISP India says " CRISP is inching closer to its vision of being the most admired learning and skill development training centre , enabling sustainable transformation.
Centre for Research and Industrial Staff Performance, (CRISP), Bhopal has been established in the year 1997 as a Society under the Indo –German Technical Cooperation agreement.
Ministry of MSME, Government of India was the line ministry for this project whereas the Department of Technical Education & Skill Development, Government of Madhya Pradesh and German Technical Cooperation agency (GTZ) were the implementation partners.
It is head quartered in Bhopal with national & international operations dedicated to human resource development & organizational development. These activities are targeted at Government, Industries, Academic Institutions, Developmental Organizations as well as the Civil Society.

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Governor calls for making education 'cheating free'
Jaipur:MMNN:8 July 2015
Governor of Rajasthan and Chancellor Kalyan Singh on Tuesday called upon universities to make examination process free of copying and cheating practices to improve the standard and values of degrees that the students obtain.
Addressing the 26th convocation of University of Rajasthan (UoR), held after 25 years, the governor said, "I got no hesitation to label, if a degree is obtained after copying in examination, it would be poisonous and adulterated.
"There is a need to be cautious of poisonous degrees and it is like any disease due to adulterated food...Such disease spread in society. In a similar way, a degree obtained through copying will spoil the brain of youth," the governor said while reading his four-page-long speech at a mega convocation in which over 100 students were given away gold medals and merit certificates.
"To do copying and allow copying in examination is mockery of youth's future because one get degree by copying but his talent could not be developed. Hence every university has been directed to make nakal mukt pariksha. Students, parents and society should uproot the creeper of copying from the education system," he said.
Among others who spoke on the occasion included Education Minister K C Saraf, MoS Education (Primary) Vasudev Devnani, and acting vice chancellor of UoR Hanuman Singh Bhati.
Education Minister Saraf announced that three more universities in Bharatpur, Alwar and Sikar districts have started academic session this july. A norm of seventy-five per cent of attenance for students in all universities be implemented strictly, Saraf said.
Students should also undertake "cleaning drive" once a month atleast, he added.
According to a plan to distribute 20 lakh degrees to qualifying students which is pending since 1990, about 17.54 lakh degrees were prepared and being distributed through 53 nodal centres.

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