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DATE: 15-08-2021 PRESS RELEASE "Azadi ka अमृत महोत्सव" : उन्नत भारत अभभयान के साथ” | Award Announcement of Regional level Poster and Video Competition for COVID-19 Awareness in various Regional Languages/Dialects under Unnat Bharat Abhiyan for Delhi/NCR region New Delhi: Prof. V. Ramgopal Rao, Director IIT Delhi, virtually addressed the participants on the occasion of 75th Independence Day (Azadi ka अमृत महोत्सव) at IIT Delhi on 15th August, 2021. Prof. V.K.Vijay , National Coordinator, UBA, shared the objective of the Competition at Regional as well National level is to create repository and awareness material in regional languages/dialects for circulation among the village clusters for COVID-19 Awareness. He added “Unnat Bharat Abhiyan emerged as a strong network of about 2800 Higher Education Institutions, actively working in 14000 villages in the country. UBA has been active for the last 5 years to bring change in the education system in the country and for the inclusive development of rural India. Unlike the obvious assumption that pandemic will slow down the community engagement process, UBA leapfrogged in these 1.5 years of pandemic. Needless to say it was possible due to a very active and interactive network of 2800 Participating Institutes, 45 Regional Coordinating Institutes, 13 Subject Experts Groups covering all aspects of rural development.” National Coordinator, UBA, also updated about the उन्नत भारत ग्राम आरोग्य शംखला: A digital initiative to bring COVID-19 general awareness, protocols and vaccine awareness with focus on rural India was launched on 17-05-2021. The live talks bought in renowned doctors and community medicine experts to deliver talks and interact with participants in regional language. To date, approx. 40 episodes have been aired in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Telugu, Tulu, Malayalam, Bengali, English, Punjabi, Odiya, Maithili, Urdu, Dogri, Kashmiri, Bhojpuri & Sign language). About 30,000 people have viewed the series. The posters/videos from various parts of the country were invited, and Regional level result announcements have been planned by Regional Coordinating Institutions (RCIs) throughout the country. The Top 2 winners will be considered for the next round of National Level awards. He added that the awareness repository collected by Regional Institutions shall be used for creating awareness among the rural/urban population related to Vaccination, Prevention and Protection. The Chief Guest, Prof. Rao announced the results of Regional level Poster and Video Competition for Delhi & NCR region, which is coordinated by IIT Delhi as a Regional Coordinating institution (RCI). He motivated the other participants and appreciated the initiatives taken up by Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, for connecting the higher educational institutions to the rural areas. Vote of thanks was given by Prof. Vivek Kumar, Co-cordinator, Unnat Bharat Abhiyan. He shared that the event’s aim was to celebrate the 75th Independence Day with all the Stakeholders of UBA and award announcement for the regional results to raise awareness on COVID-19 through Posters and videos. Around 2000 institutions and 300+ participants attended the event through online mode. Poster and Video Competition Result – Delhi & NCR by IIT Delhi (RCI) POSTER COMPETITION PRIZE NAME INSTITUTION NAME 1st Prize Nikita Chauhan Miranda House, University of Delhi 2nd Prize Piyush sokhi I.T.S Engineering College VARISHTHA Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women 3rd Prize Hasita Sinha Maitreyi college,University of Delhi Shikha Sharma Noida International University 4th Prize Manisha Raj K R Mangalam University Consolation 5th Prize Apurwa Singh ABES Engineering College Consolation VIDEO COMPETITION PRIZE NAME INSTITUTION NAME 1st Prize TEAM-Jhanvi, Radhaballabh, Harshita, Hansraj College Aryan 2nd Prize Rituraj kumar I.T.S. Engineering College 3rd Prize Nimisha Pathak Miranda House 4th Prize Consolation Vridhi Jain Dronacharya College of Engineering 5th Prize Consolation Jigyasa Nagpal Indira Gandhi Technical University for Women The region wise winner’s list attached below: Rank Name of Winner Name of UBA Institution Category Andhra Pradesh (SVVU Tirupati) 1 Muniraju Ajith Kumar Sree Rama College of Engineering, Poster 2 Katti Chandana Sri padmavati mahila vishwavidyalayam Poster 3 Sunkara Aswini PB SIDDHARTHA OF ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE Poster 1 K. K. ASHRITH GUPTA Sree Vidyanikethan Engineering College Video 2 Kunapareddy Aditya SaiRam Gudlavalleru Engineering College, gudlavalleru Video 3 Yamini Kundeti Vignan foundation for science, technology and research Video Arunachal Pradesh (NERIST Arunachal Pradesh) 1 Jumdhi Kamki Hills College of Teacher Education Poster 2 Tage Tage Hills College of Teacher Education Poster 3 Bebi Hafi Don Bosco college Poster 1 Tarh Aney Don Bosco college Video 2 Yapung Koje Hills College of Teacher Education Video 3 Myat Ong Khanam Don Bosco college Video Bihar (NIT Patna) 1 JYOTSANA GUPTA A N COLLEGE , PATNA Poster 2 Vikash Kumar Government polytechnic College Motihari Poster 3 RAJESH RANJAN NALANDA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING CHANDI, NALANDA (BIHAR) Poster 1 Suraj kumar Govt polytechnic motihari Video 2 HARSH RAJ Nalanda College Of Engineering, Chandi Video 3 Ritukesh Kumar Government polytechnic college motihari Video Gujarat (SVNIT Surat) 1 Chauhan Hetvi Vineshkumar C.K.Pithawala Poster 2 PATEL JINAL SHASHIKANT C.K.Pithawalla College of Engineering and Technology,Surat 009 Poster 3 GANESH RAGHUNATH PATIL GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, VALSAD. Poster 1 Makwana Vaibhav Rameshbhai SVNIT, Surat Video 2 Ishita Pradipbhai Patel C. K. PITHAWALA COLLEGE OF ENGG. & TECH., SURAT 009 Video 3 Patel Harsh Alpeshbhai SHRI S'AD VIDYA MANDAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BHARUCH Video Gujarat (IIT Gandhinagar) 1 dhaval patel Government engineering college, Valsad, Gujarat Poster 2 VALA MIHIR ALPESHKUMAR / SONI KUSHAL JAYESHKUMAR Government Engineering College,Modasa, Gujarat Poster 1 Patel dhaval kumar narendrabhai government enginering college,valsad Video Haryana (NIT Kurukshetra) 1 Shalini Saraswat J.C Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA Poster 2 Nikita Govt. College, Jind Poster 3 Anjali Bansal Govt. PG College Jind Poster 1 Jayant Bhatia YMCA University of Science and Technology Video 2 Aashita YMCA University of Science and Technology Video 3 Guranshish Bhutra YMCA University of Science and Technology Video Jharkhand (NIT Jamshedpur) 1 Ashish Kumar NIT jamshedpur Poster 2 Biva Rani YBN UNIVERSITY (TRIBAL COLLEGE OF NURING, SIDROL, NAMKUM, RANCHI) Poster 3 Himanshu kumar Mahto R.T.C Institute of technology Anandi, Ormanjhi, Ranchi, Jharkhand Poster 1 RONIT KUMAR SAHU RTC INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Video 2 Kumari Sweta Y.B.N College for teacher's education Video 3 Partho Kumar Pal Pakur Polytechnic, Pakur Video Karnataka 1 Shreya Narayan Sabhahit New Horizon College of Engineering Poster 2 Rasika Arvind Magdum KAHER'S SHRI BMK AYURVEDIC MAHAVIDHYALAYA, BELGAVI Poster 3 VARSHA R Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospital Poster 1 Shama K Malnad college of engineering, Hassan Video 2 Vithya Thirumoorthi Al Ameen College of Pharmacy Video 2 Ashritha Rai Sahyadri college of engineering and management. Video 3 Harish shashikanth pattar New Horizon College of Engineering Video Kerala (IIT Palakkad) 1 Shabna K K Govt Engineering college Kannur Poster 2 Aswin R Nath NSS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, Palakkad Poster 3 Chaithanya V Providence women’s college,Calicut Poster 1 Haritha C K SES College Sreekandapuram Video 2 Dilfa nasarin vm Mamo college manassery Video 3 Henna jaleel p Providence womens college Video Kerala (IISER Thiruvananthapuram) 1 Badiriya. B Government college for women, Thiruvananthapuram Poster 2 HRUIDYA C BABU IISER Thiruvananthapuram Poster 3 Sandeep S St Thomas college , Ranni Poster 1 DIVYASREE S SREE NARAYANA TRAINING COLLEGE, NEDUNGANDA, VARKALA, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM Video 2 Irene Ann Samuel Mar Thoma College, Tiruvalla Video 3 Rahul S Mar Baselios College of Engineering and Technology Video Kerala (Kerala Agricultural University) 1 Godsy P. J St. Mary's College Thrissur Poster 2 Muhammed Swalih E P Al Ameen College, Edathala Poster 3 Keerthana K U Sree sankaracharya sanskrit university, Kalady Poster 1 Chinchu Sabu Alphonsa college, Pala Video 2 Sneha Mathew St.Alberts College Autonomous, Ernakulam Video 3 Keerthana K U Sree sankaracharya sanskrit university, Kalady Video Madhya Pradesh (MANIT Bhopal) 1 Ruchi Sharma JNKVV, College of Agriculture, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh Poster 2 Ashi Vishwakarma Oriental College of Technology Bhopal Poster 3 Mohd Umair Ashraf Maulana Azad National Institute Of Technology Poster 1 Apoorva Tiwari Jnkvv CLG of agriculture tikamgarh Madhya pradesh Video 2 Ruchi Sharma JNKVV, College of Agriculture, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh Video 3 Krish Jatav JNKVV collage of agriculture tikamgarh M.P. Video Maharashtra, Goa and Dadar and Nagar Haveli (IIT Bombay) 1 SARTHAK ULHAS NALAWADE PSPS INDIRA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY SADAVALI Poster 2 Pooja Narayan Vivekanand Education Society’s Institute Of Technology,Chembur Poster Shikshan Vikas Mandals S H Kelkar College Of Arts Science And Commerce Devgad Dist Shubham Jaywant Wadaye 2 Sindhudurg 416 613 Poster 1 Mr.Rutwik Dnyandev More Sanjay Bhokare Group of Institutes Video 2 Mohd Abdul Wase IIT Bombay Video Maharashtra (Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathawada University,Aurangabad) 1 Berlyn Fernandes Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad Poster 2 Mansi Tejmal Bora Institute of Management Studies and Carreer Development
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  • Vol. 7, Issue XII December 2019

    Vol. 7, Issue XII December 2019

    SHRI MATA VAISHNO DEVI UNIVERSITY DECEMBER 2019 Times@SMVDU VOLUME 7 ISSUE XII Monthly E-newsletter Patron: Prof. R.K. Sinha (Vice-Chancellor) Chairperson: Dr. Amitabh V Dwivedi Farewell to Finance Officer Shri Romesh Singh (KAS) SMVDU Students Bag 170 Campus End Semester Placement Offers from 12 Companies Examinations Conducted Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University started off its Campus July-December Placement Programme-2020 in September 2019 for the 2019 students of batch passing out in May 2020 Infosys was the first company to visit SMVDU on 17th September 2019, and selected (37) students, followed by Wipro (20), ICICI Bank (15), TCS (24), ICICI Prudential (20), Ceasefire Industries (04), Ezmata Technologies (09), Orange (13), Ericsson (15), Indian Navy etc. The students of SMVDU bagged 170 placements offers with highest CTC of 7 Lac/Annum and average CTC of 3.75 Lac/Annum. Among 12 recruiting companies 09 are the regular recruiters and three companies, namely Ezmata Technologies, Pune, Berger Paints Kolkata SMVDU Students Participated in MOOD INDIGO 1 2 FEST@ IIT Bombay TEQIP-III SPONSORED 6TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE Asia’s Largest Cultural Festival INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 20-21 JAN 2020 Recent Trends & Advancements in Contemporary Trends in Humanities 26-29 December Engineering and Technology & Social Sciences 2019 17-18 JAN 2020 1 VOLUME 7 ISSUE XII DECEMBER 2019 and Ericsson Global Guru Gram are the new ones to visit SMVDU first time for campus hiring. The SMVDU also conducted 03 pool drives considering the students of other institutions of the region for campus placement. Despite the economic slowdown, the Campus Placement in the university has actually ascended in the current session.