June 19, 2021 Vol 05, Issue 308 Department of Journalism & Mass Communication
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Mantra to be a successful RJ Ridhika Dayal Das
J a i p u r : One should have five qualities to be successful on radio. Good pronunciation and knowledge about modulation, desire to learn from others, confidence to say sorry, honesty, technologically sound, and sofistication. This is what Reshma Khan, former Programme Head and Senior Programme Executive of All India Radio says. Mrs Khan was addressing a webinar in JECRC University on June 4. The session titled "All India Radio: Opportunities, Functioning, and Work Culture" was organised to help the students of Journalism and Mass Communication know about opportunies in All India Radio. Mrs. Khan claimed that to be successful in radio, a person should have five distinctions. First, his pronunciation should be good and he should know the importance of voice modulation. She also mentioned that the person should listen to good people and learn from them. Secondly, she mentioned that the person should have enough confidence that if he makes any mistakes he should say sorry and continue. She said that Mic is a sword. Thirdly she said that the person should be honest with himself and should be a good human foremost. Next, the person should be technology
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Editorial
Play your role in a new mode, with the old zeal
Ghanistha Vyas Jaipur: The new normal nowa-days includes working at your kitchen tables and not in offices. It feels like almost two years off from the regular world of run and grab. It requires huge synergy to handle family and work together. But there are some duties that cannot be fulfilled being at home like production, manufacturing, delivering and others. Fulfilling these responsibilities demand stepping out of your comfort, moving to factories and workplaces but the question arises seeing the condition of the world is it safe to go out and work? is there a surety that you will be back uninfected? Is it not risking your and your family's lives? Companies are demanding their workers and labourers to join their
positions and perform old responsibilities but the employees are not ready to join until this conditions gets normal. Nobody wants to risk their lives for any company’s sake or for any developmental reason. It took people almost a year to adjust to this online pattern and now when they are comfortably and safely working they do not want to change their lifestyle and risk their lives. But the main question is what should be done about the duties that require offline presence? There are many jobs that are attached to the idea of offline presence at work. They will require travelling to the workplace safely, ensuring safety of co-workers and self, and contacting new people and the most important going back home safely so that the lives of loved ones are not affected. The basic solution to this is staying in and low till everything is back to normal. No job can get you your life back. Working in online mode in the safe working zone can save your life. However it totally depends on on the nature of your work. Let us focus on how to grow more without getting into any of these waves and viruses.
Friday, June 19, 2021
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Kalpana Chawla- A bright star in the sky Special Interview Suyash Khanna
Jabalpur: Each one of us wants to touch the sky but very few of us are determined to chase our dreams. Sometimes we abandon our dreams due to fear and apprehension about tomorrow Indian woman astronaut Kalpana Chawla fulfilled her dreams by becoming the first Indian women to go into the space. NASA in collaboration with Houston Cinema arts society organized Cinespace Film Festival. This competition
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Saurabh Kumar Vinodiya’s movie won third prize at Cinespace Film Festival
gave a chance to people from around the world to share their films. Filmmakers from all over the world submitted their films for consideration. S a u r a b h Kumar Vinodiya of Jabalpur city screened his film “Kalpana Chawla-
Ridhika Dayal Das
The bright star in the sky” in the competition. The Journey from a small city Karnal to the space is depicted in this Short Film. He won Third
prize in this competition. It was the first time where an Indian Filmmaker won a top prize. Our budding Journalist Suyash Khanna interacted with Saurabh Kumar Vinodiya, the Director of the movie after he got to know that his film was screened at the Houston cinema art festival in Texas, USA. Many Hollywood film directors and producers were present at the screening. Saurabh said that participants were there from almost 154 countries. He regretted that due to the COVID pandemic this time the festival was online. Vinodiya took three months to make the movie.
The Story of the movie The movie tells the struggle of Kalpana Chawla about how she reached the space from a middle class family in Karnal in India. Parallel to her story, there is another story of NASA’s many milestones from 1960s to 2020. Since childhood Kalpana was curious about the aeroplanes flying in the sky. Everytime she saw an airplane she felt exited. Maybe that was when she started looking at the blue sky as her friend and thought that she wanted to fly in the air. This 10-minute long movie inspires the youth to realise their dreams.
Special Story
Death does not make life easier Death by self is the worst way to kill the spirit of the loved ones, the increasing numbers of suicides across the globe do not make the life easier Akshita Singh
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Baran: The world is in chaos, our country more so. The second wave of COVID-19 broke out when we all dared to restart the process of going back to a normal life. And now the fear of a third wave of COVID looming above our heads certainly does not make life easy. While some are losing their lives on hospital beds, some are giving it away due to the hardships of life. No family issues, social terrors and financial problems are small enough but suicide is never the solution. It breaks the hearts of the loved ones
of the victim and that of a stranger to hear about someone giving up on a life. The suicide statistics vary from year to year but the numbers never go down enough to not worry. While unemployment was a major reason why suicide rate increased in the past year the struggle of a student which already was serious enough without the pandemic has just pushed our future generation to the edge. Online studies have not been an easy task, and taking the measure of our developing nation the online classes are not even accessible to many students. The result of this is turning out to be a depressed, hopeless and suicidal youth. According to the data compiled by NCRB, every hour one student
commits suicide in India with about 28 such cases clocking day. Apart from these some of the other major reasons of suicide are love affairs, family conflict, and debt etc. According to WHO, about 800,000 people commit suicide every year and 135,000 (17%) of these are residents of India, a nation with 17.5 percent of the world population. Our country holds 6th place in the suicides by women with a death rate of 16.4 per 100,000 women and on suicides by men India is ranked 22nd with a death rate of 25.8 per 100,000. Jabalpur, M.P. is reported to have the highest suicide rate in the country at 45.1 per 100,000 which is four times the national average rate.
Bollywood x Sports
An Inspiration to youth
Suyash Khanna Jabalpur: Bollywood has a greater scope when it comes to influencing the young generation with the films based on sports. From the movies based on sports to biographies of sportsperson viewers believe the sportspersons to be their role models. People often get
influenced by the protagonist in such a movie and imbibe team spirit, leadership qualities, fitness regime and well-being from him
or her. Movies like Goal, Chak de India, Mary Kom, MS Dhoni, Dangal movies illustrated the talent identification, character,
ethics, professionalism and morality of a coach. Hawaa Hawaai showed that nutrition was a very important factor for a sportsman. Lagaan, Cycle, and kick showed that sports has been a medium of healthy warfare. Stumped, Iqbal, Hattrick, Meera Bai Not Out showed that Cricket was a common means of communication with people. Today sports movies have become an inspiration for novice sportsmen, physical educators, the medical sector and defence
sector, and researchers in the fields of sports and physical education. Sports personalities motivate the common man with their struggle and performance. All the sports movies try to capture the spirit of the game and the aspirations of a sports person who wish to play for her nation. All the sports biographies document the struggle, and dedication of the sportspersons inspiring a large young population of the country.
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