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MSU CONNECT-OCTOBER.Cdr THE MSU Estd. 1949, Accredited Grade “A” by NAAC Because we believe in Sharing & Celebrating... VOL-1 | OCTOBER-2019 SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLED BY MSU COMMUNICATION CELL | /themsubaroda You must BE THE CHANGE you WISH TO SEE in the world M.K.Gandhi YEARS OF CELEBRATING THE MAHATMA A Message Dear MSU Parivar, Greetings to all, We have started with an initiative of University newsletter to remain connected and projected. It is a mode of communication to share, spread and celebrate. I congratulate the whole team of Communication Cell for taking up this initiative and I urge you all to cooperate with us for the same. Let's all remain in pursuit of the journey to take our university a level higher. Let's involve, innovate, inspire and ignite to be on world map. Thank you, Prof. Parimal Vyas Vice Chancellor 02 P A G E GANDHI KHADI YEARS OF A Passion CELEBRATING As Fashion THE MAHATMA n Year 1883 "Do you know lie to his mom, she stayed special edition on Mahatma I why the British rule us? hungry because of him. He sat Gandhi curated and designed Because meat makes them down, wrote a letter to his by post-graduate students of ailing father and confessed the faculty. all of his crimes. His father Gandhi believed in read it— the letter in one self-governance. If people hand and a medicine in were anchored to their moral other. He was in tears. He values, they wouldn't need put his frail hand on his anyone else to govern them, son's head and sobbed. he would say. He started a That day, little Mohan cleanliness drive and proudly realized the power of called himself a scavenger. It truth. Mohan, as we know was so important to him that him from his younger days, was just as ordinary as us. Or just as unique as us. stronger, healthier and more On the same note The intelligent than we are. We Faculty of Journalism and should start consuming it Communication (FJC), The too." Words of his friend made Maharaja Sayajirao University him think. He seemed to make of Baroda, organised an event sense. But I have a Vaishnav ‘Ek Hato Mohan’, on Thursday, family, he thought. Mohan, the 7th of February, 2019, to you disrespected our cus- commemorate the 150th toms, Ma would say. But he birth anniversary year of wanted to try. "Okay, let's do M a h a t m a G a n d h i . T h e it." Mohan told his friend. programme was graced by the Soon, he was stealing money presence of Honourable for meat and cigarettes. C h a n c e l l o r M a d a m "Mohan, why don't you eat Shubhanginiraje Gaekwad, he had put sanitation before H o n o u r a b l e V i c e independence. Our university, Chancellor Prof. Parimal following Gandhi's footsteps Vyas, Respected Director has made sure that it follows o f H i g h e r P a y m e n t Gandhi in maintaining cleanli- P r o g r a m m e s , P r o f . ness. As an initiative, it has M.N.Parmar, Deans and banned the usage of single use senior teachers of the plastic on its campus now. University among many Gandhi always believed in other guests and students. sustainability as a concept, The act was a complete long before the term was even amalgamation of the c o i n e d . O n t h e w a y t o myriad hues and features sustainability, banning plastic much these days? I don't feel of Gandhi's life. The event also in the contemporary times is like eating too." Ma said. saw the release of the annual something Gandhi would Mohan felt guilty. He couldn't student newsletter 'Itivritt' - a 03 P A G E have surely done had he been beyond all these factors. More the citizens of Vadodara and among us. than an equipment, it was an motivate them to buy more University’s effort in the same emotion. All these contrib- and more Khadi. The depart- direction also called for an uted to the popularity of ment has done contributory event organised by Faculty of khadi. If not anything else, work in making khadi not only people always had Charkha to wearable for more but also weave their way through life. making it as a Style statement. Eventually, it was realized that In the attempts to make the khadi also suited the Indian younger generation stick to climate better than the British t h e i d e a l s , U n i v e r s i t y clothes, thus began the march Experimental School English of khadi in the clothing indus- Medium organised a movie tries. Today, the fashion cycle show for students of Std 1 to has come a full circle, and 10 this month. Gandhi's biopic khadi has secured a place in many clothes and many more hearts. Fashion designers are Arts of writing letters and coming up with new khadi essay on relevance of Gandhi designs every coming day, and yesterday and today. Where experts say the trend will only students from different grow. Khadi is more comfort- faculty participated and able, cheaper and gives a wrote letters to Gandhiji in homely and proud feeling interactive mode. when you wear it, Khadi In University this Year lovers said in a survey. we had Khadi as theme for MRID students and teachers Dairy. The Dairy committee designed and developed a planned and decided to have a ‘Charkha’ with wooden scrap, khadi cover for University ropes, glass, iron scrap and diary, the team research and brick and colour. learned about the sample and D e p a r t m e n t o f p r i n t i n g f r o m G u j a r a t Clothing and Textiles wel- Hastkala. We also have comes all the lovers of Khadi to their Khadi collection Gandhi’s 150th years logo in was shown to all the students. exhibition as they celebrate The school concluded week 150 years of Mahatma. The long birth anniversary cele- s t u d e n t s , te a c h e r s a n d brations with the movie show. researchers working hard in They made sure the students d e v e l o p i n g n e w s t y l e s have a fun time while learning t h r o u g h t r a d i t i o n a l about the most important handlooms and threads. They period of Indian modern also have textile museum. history. They also work on craft We in the university documentation and travel, have always made efforts to understand, collect and live up to Gandhi's ideals as document the crafts of India. much as possible, and we will dairy as well in our calendar So, here not only art is pre- continue to do so until the end given by Central Government. served but also it has added of time, for while Gandhi may The University has decided to style into it and made it have been long gone, his follow the theme for year fashion statement for many. thoughts shall live forever, 2020 too. They display various new and beyond. There was something styles of clothing made solely about Charkha that went from Khadi, promote it among 04 Hall of Fame P A G E Lifetime Achievement Award to Our Leader e are very proud to opportunities at MTC's Global contemporary and emerging W announce that our 9th Annual Global Summit areas to create and disseminate honourable Vice Chancellor B e n g a l u r u h e l d o n 0 7 knowledge. Dr. Parimal Vyas has recently September 2019 which is a You are a Torch Bearer been awarded the Lifetime landmark initiative by MTC for Many us, Sir. Achievement Award for G l o b a l t o h o s t g l o b a l Internationalization of higher convention, conference and education: Challenges and world congress in different MSU ON WORLD MAP appy to share with a panel discussion also at H you that MSU has PROQUEST Day meet. Also b e e n awa rd e d a s t h e wish to share with you that institute with highest as per the terms of MoU, download ETD across the MSU has received $814 as India on PQDT global Royalty for the year 2018 platform. Received the from PROQUEST. award at Delhi and Chaired 05 Achievements P A G E University in National level Youth Festival SU TEAMS won prizes Shubham Gehlot (Applied Solanki, Paijan Suthar, M in National level Youth Arts deptt-Faculty of Fine Arani Bhakta (Dance deptt- Festival competition organised Arts) won the *First prize* in Faculty of Performing Arts) by Brahmakumaris at Mt Abu. Poster Making Competition. won the *Third prize* in More than 25 teams of various Nirbhay Mishra* (Political Group Dance Competition. universities from all over Science deptt-Faculty of Arts) India had participated. won the *First prize* in Hindi Swarit Kelkar (Vocal music Elocution Competition. deptt-Faculty of Performing 6 Girl Students Manjusha Arts) won the *First prize* in Kumaran, Akanksha Gathe, Solo Singing Competition. Devyani Kulkarni, Khushboo 06 Achievements P A G E Felicitation of Staff and Students n t h e o c c a s i o n o f distributed to students at the university in national level O Independence Day gold pavilion.
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