Ganpati, the God of Wisdom, Success

and Prosperity and destroyer of all

Sins and Sufferings is now in dif-

ferent look during this Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav.

No big pandals, decorations, light, sound, big

queues and road blocks. Every enthusiast devo-

tee is celebrating this festival with the close

family members on highly personal level.

For last many years, we have been prac-

ticing show business and always try to exhib-

it our smartness, wealth and pseudo strength

to impress others. Our Festivals always looked

grand. We strived to look grander as time passed.

The feeling of superfluous competitions took

us away from the wisdom which Lord Ganesh

blessed us with.

For last few years we have been warned

by the philosophers, environmentalists, sci-

entists, ecologists and spiritual leaders to think

thoroughly about the Natures’ balance. But our

policy makers and we never paid any heed to

them. Nature too gave us many chances to

change our life style but we rather challenged

the Nature time and again. It was now turn of

Nature to change entire scenario and it did.

Since March,2020 we are confined to so many

restrictions. Celebrating Festivals on has large

scale is out of question. We have been pushed

back and function on low key. Covid-19 has

compelled us to re think and redefine many

factors leading our life.

Coming again to Ganpati Utsav, Maharashtra

originated this Festival during the pre-inde-

pendence era with the initiation of great free-

dom fighter Bal Gangadhar Tilak has always

been dominating this Festival. Entire state bub-

bles with many socio-cultural activities. Goa

also experiences the same scenario. All the

performing and visual artists become terribly

engaged in this festive season. Artistes with

innovative ideas earn a lot. The quality of per-

formance and events is of high standard. The

events for children would encourage them

enhance their skill and knowledge in various

aspects of Indian culture.

With the passage of time Ganesh Utsav got

tremendous popularity in entire country. But

slowly this festival started experiencing few awk-

ward activities going against nature and soci-

ety. Big idols made of plaster of Paris, use of

synthetic items, sound pollution and excessive

expenditure and competitions started making

this festival more superficial.

Again Maharashtra took lead to modify and

improvise Ganpati celebration to make it envi-

ronment friendly. Concerned and sensitive peo-

ple not only started making Idols of clay but

also avoided polluting water bodies by many

measures. The individual Ganpati idols were

exchanged with friends and neighbors. They

started making tiny Ganpati with locally avail-

able mud, using natural and organic colors and

decorations avoiding synthetic ingredients.

They even started immersing Ganpati idol in

the bucket at home. Later the muddy water

was poured in available plant pots. This year

we find a revolutionary improvement in

Maharashtra. Each Ganpati idol is stuffed with

seed of Tulsi or any fruit or medicinal plant.

The immersion would take place in an empty

pot which would cater the plant. The fruit plant

will be transferred on the land helping in mak-

ing cities and

towns green.

This br ight

and positive

idea is being

appreciated in

other states

too.

Our beloved God Ganpati is very kind, he

has come very close to us and asked us to

be simple and authentic. Sitting at home we

can witness many art forms on line and enjoy

with our family. We can even send our record-

ings to our friend circle to get their apprecia-

tion. Many sensible people have started fol-

lowing instructions of Lord Ganpati for mak-

ing better present and future. We all pray

Ganpati Bappa to bless us with wisdom and

give us courage to become honest and sen-

sible human being to serve our home, city,

people and nation in the best way and get rid

of Covid-19 along with all allied ailments.

Ganpati Bappa Morya……………..vilas

janve

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04UDAIPUR | MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2020

Ganpati Bappa Morya ...

National Webinar onParadigm Shift in

Economy, Educationand Ethics During the

Pandemic

Prof. Chandalia spoke on Optimizing

Economic Growth and Making Policies

A National Webinar on Paradigm Shift in

Economy , Education and Ethics During the

Pandemic was organized by Bodoland

University , Assam in association with St. Ann’s

College, Kokrajhar, Assam. Prof. H.S.Chandalia,

Department of English, JRN Rajasthan

Vidyapeeth , Udaipur was a resource person

who spoke on Optimizing Economic Growth

and Making Policies. The inaugural speech

was delivered by Prof. Laishram Ladu Singh,

VC , Bodoland University. Other speakers includ-

ed Prof.Nixon Singh, Prof. Ghanashyam Bez,

NEHU, SHillong, Dr. Gayatri Dekadoloi, Dr.

Tanushree nayak, Prof. Jyoti Raj Pathak and

Dr. Manoj Deka.

Talking about the causes of the economic

slowdown Prof Chandalia said that Covid-19

has been a major cause of economic slow down/

stand still in a large number of countries.The

June 2020 Global Economic Prospects

describes both the immediate and near-term

outlook for the impact of the pandemic and the

long-term damage it has dealt to prospects for

growth. The baseline forecast envisions a 5.2

percent contraction in global GDP in 2020, using

market exchange rate weights—the deepest

global recession in decades, despite the extra-

ordinary efforts of governments to counter the

downturn with fiscal and monetary policy sup-

port. Other important causes include Unplanned

unwarranted demonetization, Failure to check

NPA in banking industry, Policy paralysis in

controlling and apprehending the big default-

ers,Failure to address J&K issues and inabil-

ity to restore normalcy despite bifurcation of

the s ta te and weaken ing o f Ar t i c le

370,Introduction of NRC and CAA, Lockdown

without prior notice and failure to stop work-

ers at their workplace, Excessive reliance on

loans for rebooting the SMSE sector.

Prof. Chandalia suggested some mea-

sures to bring economy to a strong founda-

tion. Increase the flow of money in the market

by increasing employment opportunities, direct

money transfer and increasing government

spending on running projects ,investing suffi-

ciently in agriculture to make it a profitable occu-

pation and increasing growth rate in agricul-

ture, enhancing employment opportunities in

rural areas to stop migration, enhancing man-

ufacturing sector to bring greater stability and

decrease dependence on imports.

Rajiv Gandhi rememberedUdaipur: Bharat Ratna and former Prime

Minister Rajiv Gandhi, On the birth anniver-

sary, was paid a wreath on behalf of senior

Congress leaders and workers on his photo

at his residence of Dr.Girija Vyas.

Remembering former Prime Minister RajivGandhi, Dr. Girija Vyas said that Gandhi envi-sioned a robust 21st century India while stillin its post. To make it a reality, he said that toensure decentralization of power by strength-ening the computer revolution, panchayat rajsystem in the country, the participation of youthin building a healthy democracy, making theage of franchise 18 and deserving children inresidential and free Navodaya Vidyalayaswere established to impart education and laidthe foundation of a strong and modern India.

The Congress Party pays tribute to such a greatleader and hopes that the coming generationwill take inspiration from them and play an essen-tial role in the Navnirman of the country.

Among those who paid floral tributes were

includes Gopal Krishna Sharma, Pankaj Kumar

Sharma, Feroze Ahmed Sheikh, Dr. Sandeep

Garg, BhagwanSoni, Vijay Shankar Kumawat.

Congress spokesperson Feroz Ahmad

Sheikh said that the Congress paid a wreath

on Rajiv Gandhi's statue at Rani Road in the

Rajiv Gandhi Smriti Udyan. On this occasion,

Pankaj Kumar Sharma, Seema Pancholi, Firoz

Ahmed Sheikh, Najma Mewafarosh,

Mohammad Ayub, Sudhir Joshi, Shanta Prince,

Shankar Chandel, Hitanshi Sharma, Chaman

Ara, Shahnaz Ayub, Rekha Dangi, Dr. Sandeep

Garg, Bhagwan Soni, etc. were present.

Teri Mitti me miljawan song launchUdaipur: Like every year, Desh Bhakti song

was launched this year under the banner of M

Square Production.Mukesh Madhwani, CEO

of M Square Production and Events, said that

the song, shot on the female version of Teri

Mitti Mein Mil Jawaan, is directed by Kathak

Guru Chandrakala Chaudhary. The 3.30-

minute song, shot around Purohit Ka Talab and

Udaipur, features five actors, including Kathak

Ashram actors Nimisha Bhati, Paridhi Jain,

Rudranashi Pujari, Shreya Mehta and Priyanshi

Joshi. The song is shot by Rakesh Sen of Kamal

Studio and his team. The purpose of the song

is to awaken the patriotic spirit among the peo-

ple.

CPS Celebrated itsfoundation day

Udaipur:The 26th Foundation Day of the

Cps was observed virtually. In this program,

director Mrs. Alka Sharma narrated her life expe-

riences. The founder and director of the school,

Mrs. Alka Sharma, in her address to the chil-

dren, teachers, and parents said that many

people are supported in any institution's devel-

opment journey, which encourages to meet

the challenges.

Dr. P. C. Jain wasnominated

Udaipur: Dr. PC Jain, who has been

engaged in water conservation and de-addic-

tion campaign for the last twenty years, has

been nominated by the

District Collector in the

district level committee

formed for the "Drug-Free

India" of the Central

Government. Dr. Jain has

been honored for water

conservation and drug de-

addiction at various national, state, and local

levels.

The enormous tricolorof Mewar was 151 feet

high hoistedUdaipur: On 84th Institution Foundation Day of JRNU in

the campus of Pratapnagar was celebrated

The Chief Guest Chancellor Prof. Balwant Shantilal Jaini,

Kul pramukh Bhanwarlal Gurjar, Vice-Chancellor Prof. S.S.

Sarangdevot former Vice-Chancellor Prof. Kailash Sodani,

OSD Dr. Hemashankar Dadhich graced the ceremony by plac-

ing a wreath on the life-size statue of Janubhai, garlanding

the Maa Saraswati image, lighting the lamp, planting trees

and flagging the institution amidst rain shower. The artists of

Kumbha Kala Kendra performed the institution song. The guests

hoisted the highest 151 feet tricolor of Mewar. Former Vice-

Chancellor Prof. Kailash Sodani bowed down to Pandit Nagar,

who said that he had done the work of awakening education

in Mewar in the pre-independence circumstances. The work

done by Madan Mohan Malviya in our country was done to

awaken the education of Pandit Nagar for the deprived and

tribal class of Mewar, and the

result of this is that today Mewar

is advancing rapidly from the aca-

demic point of view. He said that

today there is a need to awaken

the feeling of nationalism in the

mind of common people in the

country. The teachers were invit-

ed, and they taught the students

to study with the students once

a week to awaken the nation's

love. Tell the biographies of the

revolutionaries who got freedom, including Bhagat Singh,

Subhash Chandra Bose, Chandra Shekhar Azad. Chancellor

Prof. Balwant Shantilal Jani said that around 1937 in western

India, two universities were formed in the country. The first

Sagar University of Madhya Pradesh was founded by Harisingh

Gaur, while Dr. Pandit Nagar established Vidyapeeth to impart

education in a tribal area in Mewar. Today we talk about self-

reliance, but before independence, Pandit Nagar taught the

lesson of self-reliance. He established a Shramjeevi college

for working people during the day. While presiding, the Kul

pramukh Bhanwar Lal Gurjar said that this day is an evalua-

tion of the work done in the past years and a sense of new

responsibility. Taking up the work of the rural community of

Mewar from a new generation, he talked about fulfilling the

dreams of Janubhai. The school is continuously active in its

role in the nation's educational, social, and cultural progress.

It is the teacher's responsibility to create a good society. It

should be the responsibility of which the students should give

their all their creation and set an example by presenting such

students in front of society.

Chief Guest Vice-Chancellor Prof. S.S. Sarangdevot , the

honor hoisting tricolor, said that the national tricolor repre-

sents the hopes and aspirations of all of the symbol of our

national pride, it enlightens the love, ideals, loyalty, and nation-

ality of our countrymen. In the expenditure incurred in the

installation of the tricolor, the Vidyapeeth workers have also

given their one-day salary.prof. S.S. Sarangdevot said that

Janubhai started his institution with five courses, which is now

being increased to 85 courses, it is possible due to the dedi-

cated and loyal workers of all the schools. The responsibility

of building a good society rests on the shoulders of educa-

tion. That education should not be for itself, but for the prole-

tariat of the community, in the same way, value education

should also be needed to advance the country and society.

When Mahatma Gandhi was awakening to freedom in the

country, Janubhai was busy burning the holdings of educa-

tion in the tribal region of Mewar. The establishment of the

Vidyapeeth is the result of thinking to remove their ignorance.

Pt. Nagar established Vidyapeeth only for the establishment

of literacy, better education, and value perception. While pre-

siding, the Kul pramukh Bhanwar Lal Gurjar said that this

day is an evaluation of the work done in the past years and a

sense of new responsibility. Taking up the action of the rural

community of Mewar from a new generation, he talked about

fulfilling the dreams of Janubhai.

Review Meeting of Agriculture and Cooperative DepartmentsNew Delhi: Chief Minister Shri Ashok Gehlot has said that

farmers should be encouraged to get the benefit of the sub-

sidy scheme for farmers for setting-up agro-processing units.

This will help them getting fair price of crops and increase their

income. He directed the officers of the agriculture and the con-

cerned departments to help farmers in getting loans from the

banks under this scheme and to encourage farmers by run-

ning a promotion campaign at the district level.

Shri Gehlot was addressing the review meeting of agricul-

ture, cooperative and other departments from his official resi-

dence on August 18. He said that with this scheme, not only

the income of the farmers will increase but the price of prod-

ucts will increase due to value addition and will create new

employment opportunities in the agriculture sector at the local

level. Farmers can get loan up to Rs. One crore for setting-up

the Agro-Processing Units industry under this scheme on which

the State Government gives subsidy up to 50% on loan.

Prepare a Mechanism to Protect People from Credit Society

Frauds

The Chief Minister said that many Multi-state Credit

Cooperative societies cheat the general public on the name of

investment. The complaints of looting away the people’s hard-

earned money are a subject of concern. He directed the offi-

cers to prepare a mechanism that in future no such coopera-

tive society could trick the poor people in the State. He said

that there is also a need to make the general public aware to

protect them from such societies.

Rs. 250 Crore from Farmer Welfare Fund to Pay the Insurance

Premium

The Chief Minister has directed to approve the premium Rs.

250 crore from Farmer Welfare Fund for early payment of the

insurance claim to the farmers for the Rabi Season of 2019-

20. Around 2.50 lakh farmers will be soon paid the insurance

claim of approximately Rs 750 crore with this decision of Shri

Gehlot. He also directed for an early payment of Rs 95.87 crore

from Farmer Welfare Fund for the construction of 3,723 water

tanks in various districts.

Recruitment Soon on 1,000 Posts in Co-operative Societies

Shri Gehlot said that the recruitment process for 1,000 posts

in various cooperative societies will be started soon. For this,

he directed to complete the necessary amendments in service

and recruitment rules of the department within three months

and send the request for recruitment to the Cooperative

Recruitment Board.

Committee to Provide Maximum Benefit of Agriculture

Infrastructure Fund

The Chief Minister has taken a decision to form a state-level

monitoring committee under the chairmanship of the Chief

Secretary to provide maximum benefit of Agriculture Infrastructure

Fund to the farmers through Kray-Vikray Sahakari Samiti (KVSS),

Primary Agriculture Credit Society (PACS), and Large-Scale

Agricultural Multi Purpose Societies (LAMPS) etc. This Agriculture

Infrastructure Fund has been started by the Government of

India. It has been targeted to allot Rs 9,000 crore to Rajasthan

under this fund and the newly formed committee will regularly

monitor its implementation.

Plots to be allotted for public facilities to the farmers in mandi

premises

Shri Gehlot has decided to allot plots for running public facil-

ities in mandi premises in the State. Community facilities will

be developed for farmers on these plots in the mandi.

Medical Sales Centres in all Cooperative Stores will be made

online

The Chief Minister has directed to ensure transparency in

medicines and its timely availability by bringing uniformity in

Confed and Cooperative Consumer Stores. He said that all the

medical sales centres will be made online for the convenience

of 4.15 lakh pensioners in the State and the state government’s

treasury and pension department will be linked. Besides this,

it has been decided to make centralised purchase of medicines

for Confed and Cooperative Consumer Stores.

Cattle Raisers will be Issued Maximum KCC based on live-

stock

Shri Gehlot said that regular monitoring of the ongoing cam-

paign to issue maximum kisan credit card (KCC) to 5 lakh cat-

tle raising farmers in the State based on livestock, will be done

at the state level through state-level bankers committee and

the planning. With this decision, the credit limit of KCC of farm-

ers who own land and livestock will increase up to Rs 3 lakh.

Those farmers who have only cattle, they will be given loan on

KCC credit limit of Rs 1.60 lakh.

Status of Private Sub yards this year to 1,000 Cooperative

Societies

The Chief Minister approved the proposal to give status of

private Sub yard to 1,000 new GSS and KVSS in the State this

year. These are in addition to earlier announced 550 Sub yards.

Loan of Rs. 7343.71 Crore to 23.91 Lakh Farmers for Kharif

Agriculture and Cooperative Department Principal Secretary

Shri Kunji lal Meena said that the cooperative department has

disbursed Rs 9541 crore as short–term cooperative crop loan

to 21.86 lakh farmers for the year 2019-20. For the Kharif sea-

son 2020-21, loan of Rs 7343.71 crore has been disbursed to

23.91 lakh farmers of which Rs 393.80 crore's loan has been

disbursed to 2.25 lakh new farmers. He said that agriculture

produce have been purchased on minimum support price through

sub yards in the entire state looking to the corona. Agriculture

produce of Rs 155.31 crore have been purchased in 430 sub

yards in various districts.

Make concrete Arrangements Prior to Locust Attacks

Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Om Prakash said that pesti-

cides have been sprayed on an area of 5 lakh hectares in the

State to control locusts. This year, locust outbreak was in 32

districts out of 33 districts and the agriculture department with

the help of local people, district administration and other depart-

ments controlled the locusts. He said there is apprehension of

locust attack in coming days. The Chief Minister on this direct-

ed to make concrete arrangements prior to the attacks so that

crops do not suffer damage.

Agriculture Minister Shri Lalchand Kataria, Co-operative

Minister Shri Uday Lal Anjana, Minister of State for Agriculture

Shri Bhajan Lal Jatav, Minister of State for Cooperatives Shri

Teekaram July, Chief Secretary Shri Rajiva Swaroopa and other

senior officials of various departments were present on this

occasion.

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