Udaipur ( Dr.Munesh Arora):

The second National Cultural

Competition of Eklavya Model

Residential School (EMRS) has

begun in Udaipur it is being orga-

nized by Ministry of Tribal Affairs,

Government of India on Thursday

in Vivekananda Auditorium of

Mohan Lal Sukhadia University.

Saurabh Jain, Joint Secretary,

Tribal Affairs Department of the

Government of India, the chief

guest of the ceremony, said that

the talent of EMRS is putting their

excellence in every field today.

The students here are doing

their best in academic activities

as well as other co-educational

activities including sports, arts, and

culture.

He congratulated the talent

from various states of the coun-

try during this event at Lakecity

and encouraged them to perform

best in every field. Jain said that

the students of Model School have

shown good academic skills. Many

students are winners of national

competitions.

He said that effective efforts are

being made for quality education

to reach every tribal area of the

country. Along with this 715 model

residential schools are being

upgraded, will expand facilities for

students. At the same time provi-

sion is being made for Eklavya Day

Boarding School so that students

can get a better academic envi-

ronment.

In the program, department

director Anil Kumar wished the par-

ticipants from 18 states of the coun-

try participating in this national level

competition. He said that by orga-

nizing such a program, the cul-

ture of different states meets and

is reflected.Tribal Department

C o m m i s s i o n e r S h i v a n g i

Swarnakar thanked the Tribal

Ministry for welcoming the guests

and hosting Udaipur for this nation-

al-level competition.

she said that state-of-the-art

facilities are being provided in the

model school run by the depart-

ment with innovations and this has

boosted the level of students

studying here.

The chief guest of the program,

Kamar Chaudhary, Chief

Executive Officer of Zilla

Parishad congratulated the

department for this large-

scale event and said that the

administration would extend

all possible support.

Tr i b a l R e g i o n a l

Development Department

Additional Commissioner

Smt. Anjali Rajoria and

Ramjeevan Meena along with

Sudhir Dave, TAD Project

Officer Giteshree Malviya and

Departmental Officer-Staff of

Tribal Regional Development

Depar tmen t was p resen t .

Participants from 18 states of the

country are participating in this

national level competition.

Among them, participants from

Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh,

Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh,

Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala,

Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra,

Mizoram, Orissa, Rajasthan,

Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Telangana,

Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, and

Uttarakhand are exhibiting their art.

After the inauguration of the

program and address of the guests,

all the participants took pho-

tographs with the guests. During

this time all the participants were

in their traditional costumes.

On the inauguration, the artists

of the famous folk art division of

Udaipur and the Cultural Center

of the Western Region mesmer-

ized everyone with their attractive

performances.

Dangs and bhavai dances were

performed by the artists on this

occasion.

A group dance competition

was held after lunch.

& Much More

04UDAIPUR | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2019

Tribal national music and dance competition begins

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RIS Celebrated its Annual Sports Meet forPrimary Wing -2019

Under the vision 'SPORTS' fosterby the Respected Chairman Sir, the

school hosted its Grand SportsMeet

Udaipur: The day commenced with the echoing name of the

Lord’s praise & worship songs. The school head accorded a

warm welcome to all the invited parents and the guests of the

day Mr. Mahip Singh Jhala (World University Badminton Player)

, Mr. Manoj Choudhary ( BCCI Level 1 Coach & Head Coach of

Wonder Cricket Academy) , Madam Hamida Bano ( International Athlete), Renshi Rajkumar

Menaria ( Director of Sensei Raj Academy of Self Defence). In the aura of sports and patrio-

tism, the school flag signifying "Excellence in Education and All round Development " was hoist-

ed and the Guests took salute of the impressive March Past of the students coupled with some

stirring marching music by band.The students entered into the spirit of the occasion in a grand

way with the 'Declaration of the Meet' by the guest. The zeal,excitement and frolicsome atmos-

phere geared up the energy level of the students, parents & the participants of different fun

races including Turtle race, Bunny race, Tiger race , Soldier race, etc.etc. which gave a mes-

sage to save the endangered species of Tiger & Turtle , thought provoking message to save

girl child & the feeling of patriotim “I Love My India” . The excitement of the parents was brim-

ming when they saw their cute buds running and hopping on the race ground.

Prize distribution ceremony was being observed wherein the Sports Achievers at National

level, State level, District level and the achievers at School & Inter - school level were felicitat-

ed by the Guests of the day.The day became memorable for everyone including the students

and the parents who enjoyed and recalled their school days by running on the field set for the

race.

The day became remarkable and ended with a feeling of joy, patriotism, sportsmanship and

team spirit which left a message that sports is an essential part for a healthy life .

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JUDICIAL SERVICESRESULT UDAIPU-

RITES EXCELIs there any relation between the result of a competitive

exam and the changes taking place in the society.Of course

yes. The first revealing fact of the result of the Rajasthan Judicial

Service Entrance Exam 2018 is that female candidate’s out-

numbered male ones. Out of 197 successful candidates 126

(64%) are women and they secured 8 out of the top 10 places.

Three of them are from Jaipur. The remaining ones are

Diksha Madan, Sonal Vyas( Bikaner) Priya Gupta(

Karnal,Haryana )Shikha Purohit ( Bharatpur) and Sonal

Lalwani( Jodhpur)

Candidates from Udaipur have done extremely well. Topper

Mayank Pratap Singh who is just 21 and half year old has the

distinction of being the youngest to clear this exam. After pass-

ing class 8 from Mavli , he went to Jaipur. His father Rajkumar

is Headmaster, Sangrampura, Bhindar, Udaipur and mother

Manju is senior teacher, Balawas, Vallabhnagar Udaipur. He

has passed his Law degree exam from Rajasthan University

and while studying kept preparing for his entrance exam. He

studied for 8 months devoting 10 to 12 hours every day. He is

studied all the judgments of the Supreme Court closely. He

was confident of his success but never dreamt that he would

be the topper. He feels that for improvement in judicial system

and more transparency it should be linked with technology. He

would try to decide long pending case to clear the huge back-

log.

Meenakshi Bilochi who is 31 has secured 85th rank in her

second attempt a resident of Hiran Magri Sector 6, Udaipur.

She is the first lady from Sindhi community of the town to clear

this exam. Her father Prakash Kumar Bilochi owns Jyoti Properties

in front of Udaipur Court. As he was in contact with lawyers,

he felt that his daughter should also join Judiciary Service and

due to this, she decided to make second attempt to be a judge

in spite of the fact that she had already been selected for the

post of junior legal officer in AVNL. For her success she gives

full credit to the Director, law college, advocate doctor Satyendra

Sankhla and her parents.She worked hard after clearing her

pre exam. She studied for 9 to 10 hours every day. She focused

on civil law as it was difficult.

A resident of Ghosia Colony, Khanjipeer Udaipur, Shehnaz

Khan has secured 146th position in general and first position

in OBC category. She is the first one among Muslims of Udaipur

to be selected. She devoted 12 hours every day for studies

and kept herself away from social media. She says that she

would talk one month training before getting the responsibili-

ty of a judge. One needs firm determination before taking up

any big responsibility or big cases. Her father Salim Khan is

an advocate and that inspired her. She would try to reduce the

number of pending cases. She had full support of Dr. Satyendra

Sankhla and Anand Paliwal of Law College.

Lalita Soni daughter of Shyam Sundar Soni of Fatehpur

has been successful in her second attempt. A member of Bar

Association she is the third one to be selected from Fatehpur.

She devoted 14 hour to her studies every day for her success

she gives credit to the support of her family and “Guru” Rakesh

Yadav. Udaipurites can be rightly proud of these big achiev-

ers.

- ASHOK MATHUR

Ossifying fibromapatient recovered

Udaipur: The freely success-

ful operation of jaw disease was

conducted in Pacific Medical

College and Hospital. an operation

that lasted for 5 hours, carried out

by the team of maxillofacial sur-

geons Dr. BD Roy, Dr. Nilesh

Bhanawat, Dr. Himanshu Gupta,

Dr. Prakash Audichya, Dr. Arun

Mathur, Brijesh Bhardwaj, Deepak

and Suryakant.

For the last two years, the 16-

year-old Gotti Rana, a resident of

Kotwadi Rana village of Banswara,

started swelling in the last two

years, which continued to grow and

he had swollen like a big coconut.

The family of Goti Rana took him

to many places, but due to such a

large knot and lack of a maxillofa-

cial surgeon, the patient could not

be treated. The family brought him

to Pacific Dental College and

Research Center, where he showed

him to Dr. Nilesh Bhanawat, after

examining, Goti Rana came to

know of the disease named Ossifying fibro-

ma, which was possible to cure by the oper-

ation. This patient's operation was risky

because the patient had a hepatitis problem.

Due to which there is a risk of infection. This

operation was done free of cost under

Bhamashah Yojana.

Dr. Nilesh Bhanawat told that this disease

named ossifying fibroma is found in one per-

son among one lakh people. Gottirana is still

completely healthy.

Micro booklet onHarivansh Rai Bachchan

Udaipur: "On the 112th birth anniversary

of Harivansh Rai Bachchan, the creator of

Halavad, city's micro-

b o o k m a k e r

H a n d i c r a f t s m a n

Chandraprakash Chittora

has produced a miniature

booklet 2 × 2 inches. In

which Bachchan's clas-

sical work" Madhushalla

" Booklet of Madhushalla

has been archived in 112 pages &contains the

personality and gratitude of Bachchan ji.

Chittora it has created be aimed at building

the audience and literature Madhu Shalla to

still remember with the same joys in olden era.

This booklet will be presented to BigB as and

he gets the opportunity to meet him.

Artist Subodh Ranjanwill be honored in

AyodhyaUdaipur: Modern realist painter Subodh

Ranjan Sharma, who has been conferred with

the state's famous international awards, will

be awarded the first Padma Vibhushan, the

great painter Nand Lal Bose - Best Artist Award

- 2019 in Ayodhya in December next month.

This art honor was given to Subodh Ranjan

by giving new dimension to his new style of

art, on behalf of Sagar Kala Bhavan and

Swadesh Sansthan, Dr. Rajendra Pundir

(President - State) in Sant Kabir Auditorium

of Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Awadh University

in Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh).Rajendra Pundeer

, President - Lalit Kala Academy, Uttar Pradesh),

Acharya Manoj Dixit (Vice-Chancellor -

Dr.RLAU ), Prof. Vinod Kumar Srivastava

(Coordinator - Visual Arts DepartmentRLAU),

To be provided by S.B.Sagar (National

Convenor / Director- Sagar Kala Bhavan) and

Khaliq Ahmad (Patron - Sagar Kala Bhavan).

Koshi and Kanishaselected

Udaipur: Koshi and Kanisha Jain of

Lakecity were selected for the National Western

Zone Karate Competition to be held in Goa.In

the state level karate competition held in

Jaipur players in the age group of 4 to 13 years

Sensei Heena Jain of Volley Karate

Academy Udaipur said that the above two girls

will participate in the under-10 age group.

Young student parlia-

ment @Neerja ModiSchool

Udaipur: Students of classes 5-7 of Neerja

Modi School located in Chitrakoot Nagar par-

ticipated in Young Student Parliament held at

Neerja Modi School, Jaipur.

In this workshop, the students tried to ful-

fill their responsibilities by wearing the cos-

tumes of different states and becoming par-

liamentary representatives of those states. Just

as Question Hours and Zero Hours are orga-

nized in Parliament, in the same way, the stu-

dents also sought to resolve the burning prob-

lems of their respective states by presenting

them to the Speaker. Students demonstrated

the role of different ministers like Home

Minister, Finance Minister, Education Minister,

Transport Minister, etc. in a very good way.

In this workshop, the students got an

opportunity to understand the Indian Parliament

and its functioning closely. The director of the

school, Mrs. Sakshi Sojatia, appreciated the

children's contribution and encouraged them

to give priority to such activities.

Dilated cardiomyopathypatients treated sucess-

fullyUdaipur: At the Pacific Medical College

and Hospital, Bedla, successful operation of

21 mm stones was done in the gall bladder of

a patient suffering from the problem of Dilated

cardiomyopathy. The operation was carried

out by the team of gastro surgeon Dr. Vikesh

Joshi, cardiac anesthetic Dr. Samir Goyal, Dr.

Anil Ratnavat, Brijesh Bhardwaj and Deepak.

49-year-old Vajayram Upadhyay, a resident

of Indoda village of Aspur in Dagarpur, had

been suffering from stomach pain for the past

several months. The family showed Vajayram

to Dr. Viresh Joshi, a gastro surgeon, and after

examining the patient, it was found that the

stones were found in the patient's gall blad-

der, which was possible by the operation.

Dr Vesha Joshi, a surgeon, said that the

operation of Vajaram was complicated because

the patient's heart was working only 30%, so

the patient's life could also, be lost during the

operation.

Cardiac anesthetic Dr. Samir Goyal said

that gall bladder operation is normal but

Vajayram had a problem with Dilated car-

diomyopathy due to which the operation was

risky. The patient is still healthy and is dis-

charged.

Ashish Menaria wongold medal at national

levelUdaipur: Ashish Menaria, a student of CPS

class 12, won a gold medal in the ninth weight

category in the CBSE National Boxing

Competition held recently in Haryana,

Mahendragarh. Ashish won the gold by defeat-

ing Kerala boxers in the first quarterfinal, Uttar

Pradesh in the semi-finals and Haryana in the

final. Ashish had previously won gold in the

CBSE West Zone Boxing Competition. Ashish

is the first student to win a gold medal in CBSE

National from Udaipur.Director- Mrs. Alka

Sharma, Director- Mr. Deepak Sharma and

Principal- Mrs. Poonam Rathore congratulat-

ed Ashish Menaria and wished her bright future.

Charm of LakmeFashion Week

Udaipur:The designed garments of INIFD

Udaipur student Mithali Kumawat and Komal

Kumawat will be the center of attraction in The

Design Festive Season-3 of Lakme Fashion

Week to be held on December 19 in Bhopal,

capital of Madhya Pradesh. It is a matter of

pride for Udaipur that the city will participate

in this event wearing two young fashion design-

er's designed garments.

Center head Prachi Mehta informed that

Fashion Design Entry was selected for the

final selection under the supervision of experts

for the big and better design festival season

Bhopal for display on the launch pad in the

main show area of Summer Resort 2020 to

be held in Mumbai.

Successful operation oflungs cyst in PMCH

Udaipur: Successful surgery of the lung

was performed in the Pacific Medical College

and Hospital in the Pacific Center of Cardiac

Sciences. 23-year-old Leela Bai, a resident

of Lalas village in Chittorgarh had been suf-

fering due to chest pain and shortness of breath

for the last one month. When the family

brought him to the Pacific Hospital, where he

showed the surgeon to Dr. KC Vyas, Leela

Bai found the cyst in the lungs. Whose treat-

ment was possible only by operation.

Leela Bai was admitted to the unit of car-

diac surgeon Dr. Shirish M. Dhoble and after

conducting all pre-operation investigations, the

patient was taken to the operation theater. This

successful the operation, which lasted one and

a half hours, was carried out by the surgeon

Dr. Shirish M. Dhoble, cardiac anesthetic Dr.

Samir Goyal and his team.

Cardiac surgeon Dr. Shirish M. Dhoble said

that in this operation, about 600 milliliters of

cysts were extracted from the right lung of Leela

Bai along with a lump equal to a ball of a crate.

Dr. Dhoble said that this type of lump can occur

in any part of the body, mainly due to the infec-

tion of tapeworm (a type of worm) which can

be caused by coming in contact with an infect-

ed object or eating contaminated food. is. This

infection is more common in the liver, but due

to this type of infection in the lungs, the gout

is quite rare.In this operation, along with the

government's Bhamashah scheme, the man-

agement was very supportive. Leela Bai is

completely healthy now. The family members

of Leela Bai praised Rahul Agarwal, a highly

trained staff, high-tech operation theater at the

Pacific Center of Cardiac Sciences and all staff

for excellent care at affordable rates.

Palash receives a grandwelcome

Udaipur: Palash Barbar, a Class XII stu-

dent of Delhi Public School Udaipur, who cap-

tained the Indian Football Team (Under-14)

arrived Udaipur from Indonesia.Palash was

given a grand welcome at the airport.

Doctor of Philosophy in EnglishAwarded to Shameem Quader

Udaipur: Janardan Rai

Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth

(Deemed to be University)

has awarded the degree of

Doctor of Philosophy in

English to Ms.Shameem

Quader. She has completed

her research in the supervi-

sion of Prof. H.S.Chandalia on

the topic “Man and Nature: An

Eco-critical Study of Select

Novels of Ruskin Bond.” Eco-

criticism is a comparatively

new area of research which began in the 1980s with the increas-

ing consciousness among people about the need to discuss

the ecological imbalances and how literature could make con-

tribution in creating a kind of awareness about the inherent

relationship between nature and man. The scholar has taken

complete fiction of Ruskin Bond for her study who is an Indian

author of British origin and has lived his life in Dehradoon

amidst the bounties of nature. Ruskin Bond is known for his

deep love with nature and his writings abound in reflections

on human-nature relationship.

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