Udaipur: The final year students of three years engineering diploma course of Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic have developed innovative pro- jects in order to contribute towards Smart City. Principal Dr Anil Mehta termed the efforts of students as smart approach. The radio frequency based car parking system allows only autho- rised RFID card holder to park vehicle at designated parking. This project idea will help in controlling un authorised parking. The alco- hol detection system and helmet synchronised two wheeler ignition developed are useful in controlling road accidents. If the driver breath has alcohol then vehicle will not start. Similarly without wearing hel- met , the two wheeler will not start. The students have also devel- oped voice controlled wheel chair for disabled citizens. The wheel chair moves forward , backward and sidewise as per the voice com- mand given. To help tourists ,students developed on line guide management system. They have also developed on line blood control manage- ment system. Similarly projects on water over flow control, sorting of fruits and vegetables on the basis of size etc have also been developed. For citizens of smart city, the students have designed ultramodern residential complex which is energy efficient, liveable, and sanitized. Principal Mehta informed that most of students are from village area and their technical aptitude ensures positive out- come of Make in India mission of government of India. ROYAL HARBINGER UDAIPUR / MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2016 / PAGE 4/ PRICE : 5.00* (Vol. 02, No. 19) Weekly Reporting Fact of the Matter ROYAL HARBINGER.COM PAGE 2 : Shanti Dynamite looks smoking hot PAGE 3 : The beginning of world's unity .... Chirag became Apple Certified Engineer Smart Technologies for Smart City Udaipur: American mobile company Apple has announced ChiragNachani of Udaipur as its Certified Enhigineer. Harsh Nachani of iWorld, Apple's authorized deal- er, said that Chirag has been able to achieve this after completing the company's course of Certified Engineer. This has led to all kinds of Apple mobile repairing a lot easy at iWorld. Harish Rajani, Rajesh Chugh, Kamal Pahuja and MukeshMadhvanicongratulated Chirag on receiving this certificate. Udaipur: Pinks & Peaches Makeover Studio was inau- gurated at New Fatehpura with an objective to provide women's beauty and grooming services and organic makeup products. After the successful tenure of 3 years with the head- quarters at sector 11, renowned makeup artist and the owner of Pinks & peaches, Mrs. MeetaSoni elaborat- ed about the need of beauty personification in today's lifestyle for the women.Mrs. Soni told about the vary- ing makeover and beauty services provided at the salon that included pre bridal packages that are 100% organ- ic and the specialized bridal makeup followed up with the best brands. The spa will have banana, ice cream, strawberry and more. Nirmala and Prakash received Best Designer Award Udaipur.Pacific Institute of Fashion Technology and Mass Communications recently organized its annual festival Illuminati 2016 in which the students from the institute took part in various activities under the direc- tion of Sheetal Agrawal. Pacific University's Finance Secretary Ashish Agarwal, CMHO DrSanjeev Tank awarded the Best Designer Award during the fashion show. The first prize went to NirmalaPatidar and Prakash Mali, the second went to RekhaPodal and the third went toJyotiKhandekar. MeharRuchi got the Best Designer Award in male round.The best theme for the show went to Whimsy Garden. Children's Best Designer award went to PratibhaSukhwani, NishatParveenand ShrutiPurohit. PIFT faculty designer Yashwant Jain, Mukesh Kumar Audichya, Hitesh Mistry, SangeetaSinghvi, RajeshwariLodha, Prakriti Dixit Porwal, Siddharth Mehta, ShrutiSaxena, Fatima Naz, YashikaDalad, Rajesh Sharma and coordinator Prakash Sharma contributed to the program. Udaipur: Pacific Institute of Fashion Technology and Mass Communications recently orga- nized its annual festival Illuminati 2016 in which the students from the institute took part in various activities under the direction of Sheetal Agrawal. Pacific University's Finance Secretary Ashish Agarwal, CMHO DrSanjeev Tank awarded the Best Designer Award during the fash- ion show. The first prize went to NirmalaPatidar and Prakash Mali, the second went to RekhaPodal and the third went toJyoti Khandekar. Mehar Ruchi got the Best Designer Award in male round.The best theme for the show went to Whimsy Garden. Children's Best Designer award went to PratibhaSukhwani, NishatParveenand ShrutiPurohit. PIFT faculty designer Yashwant Jain, Mukesh Kumar Audichya, Hitesh Mistry, Sangeeta Singhvi, RajeshwariLodha, Prakriti Dixit Porwal, Siddharth Mehta, ShrutiSaxena, Fatima Naz, YashikaDalad, Rajesh Sharma and coordinator Prakash Sharma contributed to the program. Udaipur: (Prashant Shrivastava) It took about 1600 explosions to penetrate the tunnel through which is being constructed under the water refraction project. The length of the tunnel is a quarter to two kilometers and is locat- ed near Devendra anicut near Parsaad village. The engineers had to carry out about 1600 controlled blasts to get the tunnel through. The last blast was initiated by the Member of Parliament Arjun Lal Meena and Salumber MLA Amrit Lal Meena. The total worth of the project is about 43.84 crores of rupees. There was a strong wave of happiness among the project team and people as this was a milestone achieved. The alignment target of the tunnel was found to be successfully achieved. MLA and MP took the progress report of the project from the officiating additional chief engineer Rajesh Tepan. The project was approved in 2013-14 with a bud- get of 43 crores. An anicut with a capacity of 33.14 MCFT is being laid on the Paarai River. About 45% of the construction work of the anicut of already complete. Lining work inside the tunnel is now pending. According to the officials, the tunnel will be completed by November of 2017 while by December next year, the anicut will be ready as well. After the completion, about 496 cusec of water will be diverted to Chaavand, Kejad, and Harchand reservoirs. Chaawand after getting water will be developed as a tourist spot. This project will also help irrigation in about 1200 hectare of landscape and as many as 27 villages will get fluoride-less water for consumption. This is fifth such tunnel project of the Udaipur dis- trict of water refraction. Earlier tunnels were con- structed under Devas and Mansi Wakal projects. Nirmala and Prakash received Best Designer Award Vilas Janve honored at Ujjain Udaipur: On the occasion of International Yoga Day, LIC divi- sion office Udaipur personnel cel- ebrated Yoga Day with passion and enthusiasm in a program headed by Senior Divisional Manager Sanjay Bhargava. More than 50 personnel and their family mem- bers participated in this program. Shri Amit Garg and Smtv Seema Mundrashowcased vari- ous yogic pranayama, kapalb- hati, bahya pranayama, anu- lomvilom, bhramari, udgith and meditation along with various asanas like padmasan, vakrasan, vajrasan and makrasanother asanas were demonstrated and practiced. Speaking on the occa- sion, Senior Divisional Manager Mr. Sanjay Bhargava addressing the public present in the occasion, made people aware about the use- fulness of yoga in our daily lives, saying that it keeps the mind and body healthy as well as the con- centration remains the same. Bhargava insisted that everyone should take time out for themselves every morning and do yoga and pranayama for an hour to reap the benefits. In addition, other branch of Udaipur Board also organized yoga camps.Manager (office ser- vices), Rajesh Khandelwal was the program coordinator. Udaipur: (Prashant Shrivastava) After being listed in the smart city project, last Saturday the home minister Gulab Chand Kataria inau- gurated several projects in the scheme. Entire Udaipur rejoiced and the efforts of central government were applauded by one and all. All the important people of the project along with public repre- sentatives attended the program. Open air gymnasium, urban health center at Jagdish Chowk, command and control building in the premis- es of Municipal Corporation, heritage conservation and development in heritage house were the main project launched. Smart class room was also inaugurated at the Kanwarpada school of Jagdish Chowk. A solar plant at the roof top of Meera Bai Community hall at Shivaji Nagar was also inaugurated. Home minister not only flagged off tourist buses from the railway station but he also took a ride and then inaugurated an air-condi- tioned room at Tourist welcome center of Fateh Memorial. He also glanced a screen that show major tourist spots of the city. Kataria suggested to install such bigger screen outside so that people can see various activities at these spots. Tunne through in 1600 blasts Pinks & Peaches Makeover Studio inaugurated Smart City projects launched LIC personnel celebrated International Yoga Day Udaipur: Senior Mime artist of Rajasthan, Vilas Janve was honored by Madhya Pradesh Natak Lokkala Akademy, Ujjain during the First National Mime Festival at Mahakavi Kalidas Akademy's Sakul auditorium of June 20 and 21,2016. Mime exponents from, Kolkata, Mumbai, Udaipur, Bhopal, Khandwa and Ujjain show- cased their varied repertoire of Mimes with their indigenes flavor. This Festival was inau- gurated by Padmshree Shekhar Sen, noted musician, dramatist and Chairman, Sangeet Natak Akademy,New Delhi. Senior Most Mime artiste and Director of Rajasthan Vilas Janve from Udaipur Presented 'Kripan' Mime based on the poetry of Gurudev Ravindra Nath Tagore's Nobel Prize win- ning collection 'GEETANJALI". Vilas Janve show cased his exceptional caliber in portray- ing character of a miser beg- gar. Effective rendering of expressions supported by appropriate music and voice over made presentation mem- orable. Second day Vilas Janve presented hilarious mime 'Cinema Cinema' in which he portrayed a peculiar cine enthu- siast right from buying ticket to watching film giving elabo- rate reactions to the scenes of the screen. This mime was an audio visual treat to spectators. On the concluding cere- mony Vilas Janve was honored and was given memento by Dr. Prabhat Kumar Bhattacharya, Founder and chairman Madhya Pradesh Natak Lokkala Akademy, Ujjain. Noted writers and critic Prakash Raghuvanshi , Ashok Vakt , Dr. Rajeev Shukla and mime artistes Jitendra Tatwal, Ratan Chakraborti, Sanjay Ramphal, Yogendra Chauhan were present during the cere- mony. Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic Students Developed Innovative Projects
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Udaipur: The final year students of three years engineering diplomacourse of Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic have developed innovative pro-jects in order to contribute towards Smart City. Principal Dr Anil Mehtatermed the efforts of students as smart approach.
The radio frequency based car parking system allows only autho-rised RFID card holder to park vehicle at designated parking. Thisproject idea will help in controlling un authorised parking. The alco-hol detection system and helmet synchronised two wheeler ignitiondeveloped are useful in controlling road accidents. If the driver breathhas alcohol then vehicle will not start. Similarly without wearing hel-met , the two wheeler will not start. The students have also devel-oped voice controlled wheel chair for disabled citizens. The wheelchair moves forward , backward and sidewise as per the voice com-mand given.
To help tourists ,students developed on line guide management system. They have also developed on line blood control manage-ment system. Similarly projects on water over flow control, sorting of fruits and vegetables on the basis of size etc have also beendeveloped. For citizens of smart city, the students have designed ultramodern residential complex which is energy efficient, liveable,and sanitized. Principal Mehta informed that most of students are from village area and their technical aptitude ensures positive out-come of Make in India mission of government of India.
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UDAIPUR / MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2016 / PAGE 4/ PRICE : 5.00* (Vol. 02, No. 19)
WeeklyReporting Fact of the Matter
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PAGE 2 : Shanti Dynamite lookssmoking hot
PAGE 3 : The beginning ofworld's unity....
Chirag became AppleCertified Engineer Smart Technologies for Smart City
Udaipur: American mobile company Apple hasannounced ChiragNachani of Udaipur as its CertifiedEnhigineer.
Harsh Nachani of iWorld, Apple's authorized deal-er, said that Chirag has been able to achieve this aftercompleting the company's course of Certified Engineer.This has led to all kinds of Apple mobile repairing a loteasy at iWorld. Harish Rajani, Rajesh Chugh, KamalPahuja and MukeshMadhvanicongratulated Chirag onreceiving this certificate.
Udaipur: Pinks & Peaches Makeover Studio was inau-gurated at New Fatehpura with an objective to providewomen's beauty and grooming services and organicmakeup products.
After the successful tenure of 3 years with the head-quarters at sector 11, renowned makeup artist and theowner of Pinks & peaches, Mrs. MeetaSoni elaborat-ed about the need of beauty personification in today'slifestyle for the women.Mrs. Soni told about the vary-ing makeover and beauty services provided at the salonthat included pre bridal packages that are 100% organ-ic and the specialized bridal makeup followed up withthe best brands. The spa will have banana, ice cream,strawberry and more.
Nirmala and Prakash received Best Designer AwardUdaipur.Pacific Institute of Fashion Technology and
Mass Communications recently organized its annualfestival Illuminati 2016 in which the students from theinstitute took part in various activities under the direc-tion of Sheetal Agrawal.
Pacific University's Finance Secretary Ashish Agarwal,CMHO DrSanjeev Tank awarded the Best Designer Awardduring the fashion show. The first prize went toNirmalaPatidar and Prakash Mali, the second went toRekhaPodal and the third went toJyotiKhandekar.MeharRuchi got the Best Designer Award in maleround.The best theme for the show went to WhimsyGarden. Children's Best Designer award went toPratibhaSukhwani, NishatParveenand ShrutiPurohit.PIFT faculty designer Yashwant Jain, Mukesh KumarAudichya, Hi tesh Mist ry, SangeetaSinghvi ,RajeshwariLodha, Prakriti Dixit Porwal, Siddharth Mehta,ShrutiSaxena, Fatima Naz, YashikaDalad, RajeshSharma and coordinator Prakash Sharma contributedto the program.
Udaipur: Pacific Institute ofFashion Technology and MassCommunications recently orga-nized its annual festival Illuminati2016 in which the students fromthe institute took part in variousactivities under the direction ofSheetal Agrawal.
Pacific University's FinanceSecretary Ashish Agarwal, CMHODrSanjeev Tank awarded the BestDesigner Award during the fash-ion show. The first prize went toNirmalaPatidar and Prakash Mali,the second went to RekhaPodaland the th i rd went toJyot i
Khandekar. Mehar Ruchi got theBest Designer Award in maleround.The best theme for theshow went to Whimsy Garden.Children's Best Designer awardwent to PratibhaSukhwani,NishatParveenand ShrutiPurohit.PIFT faculty designer YashwantJain, Mukesh Kumar Audichya,Hitesh Mistry, Sangeeta Singhvi,RajeshwariLodha, Prakriti DixitPorwa l , S iddhar th Mehta ,ShrutiSaxena, Fatima Naz,YashikaDalad, Rajesh Sharmaand coordinator Prakash Sharmacontributed to the program.
Udaipur: (Prashant Shrivastava) It took about 1600explosions to penetrate the tunnel through which is beingconstructed under the water refraction project. The lengthof the tunnel is a quarter to two kilometers and is locat-ed near Devendra anicut near Parsaad village. Theengineers had to carry out about 1600 controlled blaststo get the tunnel through. The last blast was initiatedby the Member of Parliament Arjun Lal Meena andSalumber MLA Amrit Lal Meena.
The total worth of the project is about 43.84 croresof rupees. There was a strong wave of happiness amongthe project team and people as this was a milestoneachieved. The alignment target of the tunnel was foundto be successfully achieved.
MLA and MP took the progress report of the projectfrom the officiating additional chief engineer Rajesh Tepan.
The project was approved in 2013-14 with a bud-get of 43 crores.
An anicut with a capacity of 33.14 MCFT is beinglaid on the Paarai River. About 45% of the constructionwork of the anicut of already complete. Lining work insidethe tunnel is now pending. According to the officials,the tunnel will be completed by November of 2017 whileby December next year, the anicut will be ready as well.After the completion, about 496 cusec of water will bediverted to Chaavand, Kejad, and Harchand reservoirs.Chaawand after getting water will be developed as atourist spot. This project will also help irrigation in about1200 hectare of landscape and as many as 27 villageswill get fluoride-less water for consumption.
This is fifth such tunnel project of the Udaipur dis-trict of water refraction. Earlier tunnels were con-structed under Devas and Mansi Wakal projects.
Nirmala and Prakash receivedBest Designer Award Vilas Janve honored at Ujjain
Udaipur: On the occasion ofInternational Yoga Day, LIC divi-sion office Udaipur personnel cel-ebrated Yoga Day with passion andenthusiasm in a program headedby Senior Divisional ManagerSanjay Bhargava. More than 50personnel and their family mem-bers participated in this program.
Shri Amit Garg and SmtvSeema Mundrashowcased vari-ous yogic pranayama, kapalb-hati, bahya pranayama, anu-lomvilom, bhramari, udgith andmeditation along with variousasanas like padmasan, vakrasan,vajrasan and makrasanotherasanas were demonstrated andpracticed. Speaking on the occa-
sion, Senior Divisional ManagerMr. Sanjay Bhargava addressingthe public present in the occasion,made people aware about the use-fulness of yoga in our daily lives,saying that it keeps the mind andbody healthy as well as the con-centration remains the same.Bhargava insisted that everyoneshould take time out for themselvesevery morning and do yoga andpranayama for an hour to reap thebenefits.
In addition, other branch ofUdaipur Board also organizedyoga camps.Manager (office ser-vices), Rajesh Khandelwal was theprogram coordinator.
Udaipur: (Prashant Shrivastava) After being listed in the smart cityproject, last Saturday the home minister Gulab Chand Kataria inau-gurated several projects in the scheme. Entire Udaipur rejoiced andthe efforts of central government were applauded by one and all.
All the important people of the project along with public repre-sentatives attended the program. Open air gymnasium, urban healthcenter at Jagdish Chowk, command and control building in the premis-es of Municipal Corporation, heritage conservation and developmentin heritage house were the main project launched. Smart class roomwas also inaugurated at the Kanwarpada school of Jagdish Chowk.A solar plant at the roof top of Meera Bai Community hall at ShivajiNagar was also inaugurated.
Home minister not only flagged off tourist buses from the railwaystation but he also took a ride and then inaugurated an air-condi-tioned room at Tourist welcome center of Fateh Memorial. He alsoglanced a screen that show major tourist spots of the city. Katariasuggested to install such bigger screen outside so that people cansee various activities at these spots.
Tunne through in 1600blasts
Pinks & Peaches MakeoverStudio inaugurated
Smart City projects launched
LIC personnel celebratedInternational Yoga Day
Udaipur: Senior Mime artistof Rajasthan, Vilas Janve washonored by Madhya PradeshNatak Lokkala Akademy, Ujjainduring the First National MimeFestival at Mahakavi KalidasAkademy's Sakul auditoriumof June 20 and 21,2016. Mime
exponents from, Kolkata,Mumbai, Udaipur, Bhopal,Khandwa and Ujjain show-cased their varied repertoireof Mimes with their indigenesflavor. This Festival was inau-gura ted by PadmshreeShekhar Sen, noted musician,
dramatist and Chairman,Sangeet Natak Akademy,NewDelhi. Senior Most Mime artisteand Director of Rajasthan VilasJanve from Udaipur Presented'Kripan' Mime based on thepoetry of Gurudev RavindraNath Tagore's Nobel Prize win-ning collection 'GEETANJALI".Vilas Janve show cased hisexceptional caliber in portray-ing character of a miser beg-gar. Effective rendering ofexpressions supported byappropriate music and voiceover made presentation mem-orable. Second day Vilas Janvepresented hilarious mime'Cinema Cinema' in which heportrayed a peculiar cine enthu-
siast right from buying ticketto watching film giving elabo-rate reactions to the scenes ofthe screen. This mime was anaudio visual treat to spectators.
On the concluding cere-mony Vilas Janve was honoredand was given memento by Dr.Prabhat Kumar Bhattacharya,Founder and cha i rmanMadhya Pradesh NatakLokkala Akademy, Ujjain.Noted writers and cri t icPrakash Raghuvanshi , AshokVakt , Dr. Rajeev Shukla andmime artistes Jitendra Tatwal,Ratan Chakraborti, SanjayRamphal, Yogendra Chauhanwere present during the cere-mony.
Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic Students Developed Innovative Projects
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