Udaipur: It was a dream come true

when the email in my inbox from the per-

sonal secretary of Mrs. KiranMazumdar

said that you have got the meeting fixed

with her for 28thAugust 2019. These are

one of those moments in your life when

you do not know how to express yourself

because one feels speechless and numb

but also wants to jump with joy.

A woman who I have always admired

and who is a role model and icon for every

woman entrepreneur in the country had

finally agreed for the meeting.

This was my EUREKA MOMENT.

And then comes the day 28thAugust…

As I travelled through the busy roads

o f B a n g a l o r e t o t h e B IOC ON

Headquarters, I was going through a zil-

lion feelings and thoughts and the excite-

ment cannot be written down here in few

words.

I still remember I called a friend and I

told him, I know my life is about to change.

As I stepped in the BIOCON Building

her secretary, Mrs. Latha greeted me with

so much warmth and a very very beauti-

ful smile and the next was her husband

who that day had come to office early who

with is calmness warmth made me com-

fortable and confident.

In about five minutes, Mrs. Kiran came

in and as she walked in , in the office

lounge ,busy on a phone call, there was

this charismatic personality radiating ener-

gy, at an age bracket of 50-60 years, with

a magnificence that not many would pos-

sess. She was calm, composed yet very

very confident.

She asked me to wait in the confer-

ence room, and exactly at the appointed

time she came in and our meeting com-

menced. This truly was a lifetime of an

opportunity and a new beginning.

I take great pride in sharing some of

the amazing learnings from the meeting

1. Every problem has an opportu-

nity for a solution and further a business

to happen out of it. So seek problems as

opportunities

2. Age is just a number, we are what

we believe

3. To follow the crowd is easy, to go

against the flow takes courage but it is

this courage that makes us standout

4. A business is not just about an

idea, but about perseverance and stick-

ing to it even when times are tough.

5. When you start a business and

the solution you figured out to the prob-

lem that you solve doesn’t work out well,

you find another path to bring another solu-

tion to the same problem. This is what

we called it as PIVOTING.

6. Once you are sure what problem

you are solving, if you are too passion-

ate about solving the problem and you

are ready to give in and stand by in all

tough times and persevere, nobody can

stop you from succeeding.

7. Commitment and dedication goes

a long way in taking us to the next evel.

These key pointers from the meeting

that I find very essential for each and every

person to learn from.

As I was leaving, I loved the way she

hugged me and we clicked a picture togeth-

er. Small gestures that brings out the hum-

ble and down to earth approach of these

achievers who believe in being ground-

ed even when they have touched the sky.

& Much More

04UDAIPUR | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 09, 2019

A Meeting With the Living Legend of Business :Dr. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw

(Vol 05, No.25) Printed by Mukesh Choudhary Published by Nishant Shrivastava, Owned by Nishant Shrivastava and Printed at Choudhary Offset Pvt. Ltd. Press, Guru Ramdas Colony, Gayariawas, Central Area,Udaipur, Rajasthan andpublished at 47, North Sunderwas, Vidhya Vihar Colony, Udaipur, Rajasthan, India, 313001, RNI No. RAJENG/2015/64255 Group Editor : Virendra Shrivastava (98280-60968) Editor : Nishant Shrivastava,

Postal Registration No. RJ/UD/ 29-134/2017-2019 mail us at : support@lakesparadise.com Reproduction of whole or part without written permission of the publisher is prohibited.

ZINC FOOTBALL ACADEMY BOYS GEARING UP FOR THEIR DEBUT SUB-ROTO CUP TOURNAMENT; TO FACE PREVIOUS YEAR’S RUNNERS-UP

AFGHANISTAN IN THEIR FIRST MATCH

Udaipur : Zinc Football Academy footballers,

representing DAV HZL School Zawar Mines,

is leaving no stone unturned as they look to

start their debut campaign at the prestigious

Subroto Cup, slated to be held between

September 7-18 at New Delhi.

The Hindustan Zinc Ltd-initiated Academy

have earned the

honour of repre-

senting CBSE in

the Subroto Cup

I n t e r n a t i o n a l

F o o t b a l l

Tournament after

their thumping vic-

tories at state and

national levels.

Interestingly, last

year around the

same time the

same boys were in

the stands watching the proceedings. However,

this year, they will be on the ground, compet-

ing against top teams, thus, staging a memo-

rable journey over such a short period of time.

The academy boys, all of whom are under

the age of 16 years, have been pitted in a tough

group D along with last year’s runners-up

Afghanistan and domestic heavyweights Goa,

Chandigarh and Tamil Nadu.

The under-17 category of the tournament

will see 44 teams out of which 7 are interna-

tional teams, divided into eight groups, vying

for the top honours. The top team from each

group will qualify for the knockout stages, sched-

uled from September 14.

Conducted by the Indian Air Force, with sup-

port from India's Ministry of Youth Affairs &

Sports, Subroto Cup Football Tournament is

the most famous inter-school football tourna-

ment in India. Started in 1960, the tournament

hosts preliminary inter-school tournaments in

every state of India starting from Sub-division,

District and Division level culminating in the

inter-school finals at the national level. The

school teams, winning the state inter-school

championships are then invited to participate

in the main SubrotoMukerjee Cup Tournament

at Delhi.

Sunil Duggal, Chief Executive Officer,

Hindustan Zinc Ltd said: "I am glad our Academy

boys have earned the honours of participating

in an international level tournament in such a

short span of time, making all of us very proud.

I hope they enjoy this exposure and bring back

laurel by giving their best efforts. All the best.”

Suresh Kataria, Head Coach, Zinc Football

Academy said: "We have worked hard to com-

pete at this level and I can assure our boys

will give their very best and try to make a mark

in this tough Group.”The 16-members squad

of Zinc Football Academy representing DAV

HZL School, Zawar are:

A n s a y Go y a r i , Ay u s h K u s h w a h a ,

SandeepMarandi, Mandeep Singh Solanki, Atul

Kumar Meena, JokoniaNarzary, Suveen Swami,

Aman Khan, Mohammed Adnan, Sonu,

Himanshu, RishavChoudhary , Rajeshwar

S i n g h , M a n o h a r, Go u r a v M e e n a ,

SubhashDamor.

For Royal Harbinger CallMangi Lal Purohit - 9024311494

"ELANGZA 2019" AT SEEDLINGUdaipur: The amalgamation of Indian culture through folk

music, display of the thinking process, creativity and inciting

curiosity through an effective medium of storytelling was wit-

nessed here at Seedling Modern Public School, Sapetia hoist-

ing the Inter School Competition ELANGZA 2019 on 3rd Sept'19.

Competition's main objective was to unleash the hidden tal-

ent of students by the participation i n various activities.

Following were the attractions of the competition:

a) Picassos in the making

b) English story narration with a twist

c) Adorn me with flowers

d) Folk Song Harmony

The competition commenced with the lamp lighting cere-

mony by the Director of the school Mr. &Mrs.Bakshi in the pres-

ence of school principal Ms.Maken and special guests

MsKittuIlavia and Ms.Subhashini Sharma.

Guests were welcomed with a note that apart from schol-

arly development, holistic development of the child is possible

only by exploring the hidden potential through a series of activ-

ities.Music is life in itself which brings love and folk music is an

art and is a way of life.The choir from the participating schools

mesmerised the audience with their skilful rendition of folk songs

from different states of the countries displaying their tradition,

culture and values.The participants were complimented for their

stellar performance. It is the stories that give wings to imagi-

nation and take us to the places beyond the kingdom of phys-

ical world and into the land of fairies, dragons and wishing

trees.Since time immemorial, story telling has been an integral

part of our children.To keep the tradition going and to incite

curiosity and the love for reading in children, a story telling

competition was held as a part of ELANGZA.. Children nar-

rated a series of stories through effective use of facial expres-

sions, gestures and voice modulation.Children showcased their

creative skills through some amazing flower basket decoration

during this event which was won by Seedling School acquir-

ing the first position.

To nurture the budding artists and enhancing their sketch-

ing skills, cartoon making was organised too which aimed at

prividing a platform for the young artists to bring out their tal-

ent through caricatures.The winning trophy was won by the

hoist school Seedling.The event culminated with the inspiring

words of the Principal Ms.Maken that it is important to harness

children's skill and overall development of the children and

these colorful activities not only initiate thinking process but

also paves the way for the promotion of team spirit, coopera-

tion and foster human relations with each other, the director of

the school Mr.Bakshi added.

Contributed by

Ms.Shameem Quader

Mission to take it to new heightsUdaipur: The newly appointed Vice Chancellor of Maharana

Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Proff. Narendra

Singh. Rathore took a meeting of senior officials of the uni-

versity on Wednesday. At the meeting, the Vice-Chancellor

called upon all the employees of the University to gear up to

take MPUAT to new heights. He informed the House about his

action plan while discussing various aspects related to agri-

cultural education, research and extension works. He said that

our priority for the welfare of farmers in the university's juris-

diction and throughout southern Rajasthan will be focused on

five points which include integrated farming practices, sophis-

ticated agriculture, food processing and value addition and

agricultural marketing.

He called for the employees to improve their working style,

coordinated efforts and capacity building of all for the devel-

opment of the university. Proff. Rathore advised officers and

employees to act with accountability and transparency.

Instructions were also given in the meeting to follow the fol-

lowing other points -

Developing cells ,in university for the Establishment of

Revenue Growth, Planning, Entrepreneurship Development,

University Ranking Reforms, Digital Technology Development

and Consultancy Work Cells in the University, Provisional rec-

ommendation, publication, and formation of a patent commit-

tee. He instructed all the officers and directors to evaluate the

work of the employees working in their units, especially the

faculty members. Further instructions were given to all edu-

cational, research and dissemination scientists and professors

of all units to prepare and submit an action plan for the next

three years. Similarly, three colleges of the University - Fisheries

College, Dairy Science College, and Agricultural College, Bhilwara

were also directed to prepare proposals for accreditation from

the Indian Council of Agricultural Research soon.

Teachers' Day celebrated inNeerja Modi School

Udaipur: Teachers' Day was celebrated with great pomp

at NeerjaModi School in Chitrakootnagar.

On this occasion, Director Sakshi Sojatia said that teach-

ers have a very important place in our lives.at this juncture, the

students presented colorful cultural programs in honor of the

teachers. Includes dance group dance, and walked on the

ramp in teachers' costumes impressed the guest present

School Chairman Dr.Mahendra Sojatia, The principal of Pacific

Ins t i tu te o f Bus iness Stud ies , Dr.Anurag Mehta,

AdvisorDr.MukeshSrimali informed the importance of Teacher's

Day and gave gifts to teachers while wishing them a Happy

Teacher's Day. Honoring the teachers, Principal George V.

Thomas said that students should always follow their teach-

ers.

Training in state-of-the-art tech-niques at GBH American

Udaipur: A training program for doctors and nursing staff

on state-of-the-art life-saving techniques was held at GBH

American Hospital.

Dr.AnandJha, Group Director, said that in the training con-

ducted for doctors, nursing staff on state-of-the-art real sim-

ulation in the joint of Happy mongo and GBH American Hospital,

Sejal Samar Jodawat, Vice President of Happy mongo, said

that in the medical field, the need of the future is right now.

Along with VR and MR technology, Hospatic will replace tra-

ditional training in coming times. During this, the company

also gave live presentation of state-of-the-art technology.

Dr.YatinTalwar, the CEO, was also present in the training pro-

gram along with doctors, nursing staff and technicians.

Page-4_Page-3.qxd 09-09-2019 16:08 Page 1