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DIRECTORATE OF STUDENTS’ WELFARE (DSW)

Newsletter: Directorate of Students’ Welfare

Manipal University Jaipur

ISSUE II // APRIL // 2020

DEFINING DIRECTIONS…

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

STUDENT WELFARE ENDEAVOURS

STUDENT SUPPORT SYSTEM

SPORTS ACTIVITIES

FLYERS

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

MESSAGE, DEAN STUDENTS’ WELFARE

SOCIAL CONNECT PROGRAM

CLUB ACTIVITIES

EVENTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Prof. G. L. Sharma

Dean Students' Welfare & Proctor

Directorate of Students’ Welfare

The whole world is going through an unprecedented situation due to COVID-19 and demands

diligent action. The situation looks grim; however, this is surmountable and can be encountered with

total grit and determination. In this situation everyone has to come forward to ensure that effect of

COVID-19 is mitigated. Dear students, your well-being is topmost priority of the university and it

would be ensured that the entire campus (including whole academic and hostel areas) will be

completely sanitized before all the students are back in the campus.

To ensure that your holistic learning does not stop during the lockdown period, MUJ has developed

a dedicated website, EduNxt and uploaded relevant learning material on the same. This website is

available to you 24 x 7. In addition to this, online classes are being conducted by the faculty

members. I urge you all to make effective use of the learning platform and online classes, which is a

blessing for the MUJ students.

Dear Students, we are also aware that you and your parents must be little anxious about the end

semester examination. I would like to assure you that university would adopt the best possible

solution in the interest of the students. The situation has called for paradigm shift in learning and it is

inevitable to make efficient use of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to further

your knowledge .

As responsible citizens of the country, we request all our students and parents to actively contribute

in spreading awareness about the precautions to be taken to arrest the spread of virus among

communities in the neighbourhood. Make use of technology innovatively to spread positive

messages without causing any panic among people.

Take care of your health and of your family members.

DIRECTORATE OF STUDENTS’ WELFARE

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Prof. G. L. Sharma

Dean

Students' Welfare & Proctor

Prof. Anil Dutt Vyas

Deputy Director

(Student Events)

Dr. Rina Poonia

Deputy Director (Physical Education)

Dr. Arun Kumar Poonia

Assistant Director(Club co-ordinator)

Dr. Abhishek Shrivastava

Deputy Director(Campus Discipline)

Prof. Babita Malik

Deputy Director

(Student counselling)

Mr. Hemant Kumar

Assistant Director (Society Connect)

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TEAM DSW

• Ar. Bibhu Kalyan Nayak

• Dr Manik Konch

• Dr. Oum Kumari

• Dr. Kusum Kanwar

• Mr. Shyam Sunder Sharma

• Dr. Devesh Kumar Srivastava

• Dr. Vivekanand Tiwari

• Dr. Hemlata Goyal

• Dr. Himanshu Rathore

• Ar. Heena Ajmera

• Ms. Vandna Sonkariya

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• Mr. Jasbir Singh

• Ms. Pooja Singh

• Mr. Amit Yadav

• Dr. Aivinor Ams

• Mr. Nikhil Vivek Shrivas

• Dr Saad Ullah Khan

• Mr. Prabhpreet Singh

• Mr. Raghuvesh Tiwari

• Dr Laxmi Poonia

• Mr. Rahul Khatri

• Dr. Shashi Bhushan

DSW: Nucleus Members

• Ms. Neha V Sharma

• Ms. Poonam Mishra

• Mr. Rahul Saxena

• Mr. Aravind Kumar Rai

• Mr. Ashok Kumar Kumawat

• Mr. Pradeep Kumar

• Mr. Satish Namdev

• Mr. Gaurav Aggarwal

• Dr. Anamika Jain

• Mr. Rakesh Kumar

• Dr. Gargi Sharma

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Embellish students with integrity and

humane touch, nurture their talent

to make them socially responsible

global citizens.

STUDENT WELFARE ENDEAVOURS

Sincerity,

Accomplishment,

Integrity, Teamwork and

Honesty are the five

values that we aim our

students to imbibe.

❖ Facilitate multi-skilled development.

❖ Cultivate an environment that

respects diversity and promote

healthy

and positive relation among students,

faculty & community.

❖ Understanding of students’ needs.

❖ Synergizing academic and co-

curricular activities.

Vision Mission Values

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Faculty Wise List Of Office Bearer

• Mr. Rishabh Singh

• Mr. Harshit Soni

• Mr. Jitendra Yadav

• Mr. Ayush Jain

• Ms. Shubhangi Seth

• Mr. Gaurav Rathish

• Mr. Ayush Vardhan Singh

• Mr. Priyam Sabla

• Ms. Jaya Singh

• Mr. Parth Rawat

• Mr. Rohan Purohit

• Mr. Aaryan Jandyal

• Mr. Hardik Gajanan

• Mr. Bhavya Kothari

• Mr. Shashwat Dubey

• Mr. Divjyot Singh

• Mr. Yogendra Singh Kushwaha

• Mr. Rahul Sharma

• Mr. Kush Anand

• Mr. Devesh Rawat

STUDENT COUNCIL

Faculty of Science (FoS) Faculty of Arts & Law (FoA&L)

• Mr. Utkarsh Bhushan

• Mr. Tanay Khandelwal

• Mr. Nilimesh Sen

• Ms. Muskan Mundra

Faculty of Design (FoD)

Faculty of Engineering (FoE) Faculty of Management & Commerce (FoM&C)

At Manipal university, Jaipur we focus on

providing healthy and positive environment

to our students. As student’s counselors, we

deliver services to support our students’

academic and social/emotional growth and

development as well as their career

development. Services to students include

individual and small group counseling,

classroom guidance, and consultation. We

also coordinate, design and implement

special programs, which target a variety of

academic and personal/social life skills

and concepts. Our goal is to support our

students by addressing their

developmental needs, and by facilitating

their acquisition of the knowledge and

skills necessary to become successful

learners, both in university and throughout

their lives.

STUDENT SUPPORT SYSTEM

Counsellor Team

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Ms Devanshi Padaliya

Student Counsellor

Dr. Rimpy Sharma

Student Counsellor

Ms Vandana Kabra

Student Counsellor

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Awareness program conducted for students regarding counselling facility

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Class No. of Students Date of the session

BBA II Semester (Sec- A) 40 26th February,2020

BBA II Semester (Sec- B) 39 27th February,2020

BBA II Semester (Sec- C) 21 28th February,2020

BBA IV Semester (Sec- A) 38 27th February,2020

BBA IV Semester (Sec- B) 49 25th February,2020

BBA IV Semester (Sec- C) 48 26th February,2020

MBA I Year 50 2nd March,2020

B.Arch I Semesters 23 4th March,2020

B.Arch II Semesters 24 4th March,2020

B.Arch III Semesters 24 4th March,2020

Total Students 356

Group Counselling Session on Stress Management

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Interpersonal Communication

more easily

The process by which people

exchange information through verbal

and non-verbal messages are

interpersonal communication.

Interpersonal communication helps

people to connect with each other and

develop contacts more easily.


Characteristics of Interpersonal Communication

▪ LISTENING SKILLS: Active listening is an invaluable tool for facilitating effectivecommunication. Active listening is a communication technique that involves the full and activeapplication of the listener to what is being said. The full attention of the listener is given to theperson speaking. Often, visual cues are provided to the speaker to let the speaker know thelistener has given them their full attention.

▪ Active listening cues include:

Eye contact

Nodding the head

Smiling

Verbal affirmations, such as “yes,” or “ah,” or “mhmm”

These cues let the speaker know the listener isn’t simply hearing them but is actively listening. After

all, hearing is something that happens in the ears. But listening is something that happens with the

whole body.

Being an active listener affirms your ability to give to others. It displays your interest in the ideas and

perceptions of those around you. And it encourages the people you interact with to communicate and

to provide you with a forum for communication in return.


➢VERBAL COMMUNICATION: Effective verbal communication skills include more than just talking.

Verbal communication encompasses both how you deliver messages and how you receive them. If you want

to excel in your personal as well as professional life you need to improve your verbal communication skills.

Here are some tips to improve these skills and excel at your workplace.

Read more. It improves your vocabulary and helps you express ideas more clearly. It also eliminates

weaknesses in your language skills. It will be useful if you prefer to read things relevant to your field, e.g.

newspapers, and publications.

Prepare yourself. If you are anticipating any situation, take time out to prepare the answers to the questions

you may be asked. If you have to deliver a presentation, you should be prepared for tricky questions. You

may need to explain something in a different way. Be mindful. For clear, accurate, and considerate

communication, one should make sure that his words, tone, gestures, facial expressions, and body language

go with the conversation.

Think about people’s perspectives. Think about what you are saying from the listener’s perspective.

Formulate your responses accordingly. Just because you understand what you mean, doesn’t mean that they

will understand it too.


➢ NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION: Most experts agree that at least half of our communication with

others is done without words. So, that means body, posture, and facial expression play a huge role in

how others interpret what you say. If our bodies communicate disinterest as we’re trying to effectively

communicate, our message is not likely to be received well.

➢ Common examples of body language that communicates disinterest:

• Avoiding eye contact

• Folded arms or legs

• Glancing at the clock, watch, or phone

• Yawning

• Fidgeting

ASSERTIVENESS: Assertive communication is the ability to express positive and negative ideas and

feelings in an open, honest, and direct way. It recognizes our rights whilst still respecting the rights of

others. It allows us to take responsibility for ourselves and our actions without judging or blaming other

people. And it allows us to constructively confront and find a mutually satisfying solution where conflict

exists.


Here are some tips for practicing being assertive:

• State your point of view or request clearly.

• Tell the other person how you feel as honestly as you can, and remember to listen

to what they say as well.

• Think about the tone and volume of your voice – how you say it is as important as

what you say. Speak at a normal conversation volume, rather than a shout or

whisper, and make sure that you sound firm but not aggressive.

• Make sure your body language matches – your listener will get mixed messages if

you are speaking firmly while looking at the floor. Try to look the other person in

the eye, stand tall, and relax your face.

• Try to speak with facts rather than judgments. For example, “This report has

important information missing” rather than “You have done a bad job again”.

• Practice often – assertiveness is a skill which that requires you to practice in many

different situations. Don’t forget to praise yourself for your good efforts.


Importance of Interpersonal Communication

➢ Maintain good relationships with others.

➢ Help solve problems in an effective manner.

➢ Express your needs.

➢ Give and get emotional support and empathy.

➢ Enhance the emotional intelligence to understand how decisions will affect

others.

➢ Enhances teamwork

➢ Give and receive the information you need for every task.

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MAJOR INITIATIVES

Working on a mental health Podcast with a group of BA (J&MC) students.

Helping some students in their start-up app regarding making mental

health care more accessible.

Organized a career counselling session for students of BA/BSc

Psychology of IV and VI semesters, attended by a total of 76 students.

Conducting seminars, once every week which is open to all students and

staff. Theme of these seminars is different every week for the entire

month.

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Celebration of 70th Constitution Day

The Students of School of Law, Manipal

University Jaipur attended the event

organised by Rajasthan State Legal Services

Authority in Birla Auditorium, Jaipur on the

occasion of 70th Constitution Day on 26

November 2019. The Chief Guest of the event

was Chief Minister of Rajasthan and the

program was presided by Hon'ble Madam

Justice Sabina, Judge, Rajasthan High Court.

The event had distinguished speakers

including Hon'ble High Court Judges and

Respected Officials of RSLSA. The students

also interacted with the dignitaries and

second year Student Piyush Kumar Roy also

expressed his views on Constitution Day.


On the occasion of National Law Day, mock parliament (winter session) was organized on 26th November 2019, by the Department of Law. First year students of

law took an active part in this activity. The house comprised of the ruling members and the opposition members. The honorable speaker of the house

acquainted all the members with proceedings. In the zero hour of the house various important issues were raised by the members of the opposition. Issues

like unemployment, mob lynching, privatization of companies, pollution in India, etc. were discussed in the house during zero hour. Then the house proceeded

with the discussion of Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill 2019. The members of the opposition raised their concerns over the bill and were

discussed by the ruling members.The bill was passed with the majority in favor of it.With this the winter session came to an end.

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National Law Day


National Women’s Day is observed on

13th of February, being the birthday of

Late Sarojini Naidu. The Department of

Fine Arts (Applied Art) has taken the

initiative of celebrating women’s day by

organizing an event “Stress buster with

colors” for 40 female Housekeeping

female staff members of Manipal

University Jaipur. The program was

coordinated by Ms Aashita Judson and

Dr Kusum Kanwar of Department of

Fine Arts (Applied Art) under the

guidance of Dr Anantkumar Dada

Ozarkar (HoD) and Dr Sampath Kumar

Padmanabha Jinka (Director). The event

was honored by the presence of the

Chief Guest Prof (Dr) H Ravishankar

Kamath, Registrar, Manipal University

Jaipur. The program commenced at 12:00

noon and winded up at around 01:15 pm,

a one-hour program included games and

activities to ensure the participation of

every member present. The objective of

the event is to express thanks to all the

female staff who work hard all day long.

The activity results as a Stress Buster and

further motivate, encourage and fill them

up with energy

National Women’s Day Celebration


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Objective of this event: To nurture the minds of students

towards creativity and steer their talents by exposing them

to high quality research in different areas of computer

engineering and technology.

Promoting awareness; amongst many of our club’s

(PANACEA) founder’s believes, we aim to promote

awareness of the use of computers and their applications to

solve real world problems.

This event was organized in a small primary school in

Thekariya, Jaipur, connecting with the youth on the grass-

root level. The school had 16 students to date all of whom

participated in this event.

The young students were provided with a fun and

interactive session in which they were explained the

fundamentals of computers as well as their applications to

solve real world problems.

The students from the university, under the guidance of

Asst. Prof. Gaurav Prasad, discussed the use of computers

and encouraged students to display their skills in arts on

both computer using “M.S. Paint” and physically using

stationery and papers provided by the team.

The students were provided with hands on experience on

the personal laptops of the club students and faculty from

the university. This was done in order to help the students of

the school to incorporate computers in their daily routine

and make it easier by bringing it into mainstream life.

Besides this session, the best drawings were awarded with

of special stationery sets, and every participant was given

chocolates at the end which were provided with the help of

the faculty involved and the club students.

Visiting of a government School (PANACEA)

Club)


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VILLAGE VISIT PROCEEDING

Dr. Anil Kumar Dubey, MGNCRE officer and the

Nodal Officer Mr. Hemant Kumar with a team of 7

volunteer of Manipal University Jaipur visited

under the Swacchta Action Plan village visit

program to the village Thikariya and Dehmi Kalan,

Jaipur on 20th January

The team was departed from University at 10:00

AM for village 1. The Villagers were gathered at

the Gram Panchayat, Thikariya. At Gram Panchayat

team had interaction with Mr. Arun Dev Nigam,

Patwari at Thikariya village. Team discussed

different type of issues like education, social

services and natural resources etc. Mr Nigam has

told us about the village demographic condition. A

valuable interaction was done by Dr. Anil Kumar

Dubey and Hemant Kumar with the villagers. The

villagers had talked about the problems they are

dealing with. Team also visited the Anganwadi and

village school. In anganwadi team interacted with

the health advisor and supervisor. A fruitful

discussion has been done with health advisor and

supervisor. We aslo met with the ASHA sagani, the

women empowerment workers, which are also

working hard to make awareness about population

control and sex ratio. The team also made them

aware about health issue and hygiene.


CLUB ACTIVITIES

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PANACEA Club : Intermediate of C++

On November 18th, 2019 Panacea organized a lecture

talk given by Mr. Anmol Garg in room number 307 of

Academic Block 1, on the topic, “Intermediate of C++.”

The event was open to public and approximately 26

people were in attendance. During the event, attendees

asked Mr. Garg questions about C++ programming

which included syntactical questions as well conceptual

questions. Mr. Garg answered all of their questions one

by one, and he also took an extra questionnaire round

at the end of the talk.

The present core members as well as students of CCE

were present during the talk. The talk started with the

speaker introducing him and why he believes he is

most suitable to deliver this talk. C++ as he said is “the

most crucial, simple and important programming

language” at the same time. This event was held by

Panacea to help and mentor the students of SCIT, MUJ in

the field of Computer Science by delivering a talk on

Intermediate of C++ and tips and tricks to ace

programming in C++.

The event by attend by students. The students were

from second and third years.

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Querka Quiz (Quizzing Club)

The Querka Quiz competition

held during the week starting

20 th Januray. Quizzing Club

was house full,Total 32 teams

from various departments took

part. Dr Manas Roy coordinated

the event.

CLUB ACTIVITIES

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A one-week workshop on mathematics awareness for Sr. Sec. School students was organized from January 20th -24th, 2020 in Sr. Sec. School Bagru by Department

of Mathematics & Statistics, under the flagship of Tractrix club. The objectives of the workshop was to spread the awareness about the Mathematics and its new

trends in the present scenario, teach the new mathematical methodology applied in different real world problems and explain the higher education and career

possibilities in Mathematical Sciences and its related fields. A large number of 11th & 12th class students enrolled in the workshop. Student co-ordinator Ms. S.

Raman, Ms. Muskaan Arora, Mr. Surender Choudhary and other student members of club delivered lectures on Role of Mathematics in day to day life and Vedic

Mathematics. A special session on how mathematics helps in career building was taken by Dr. V. S.Chouhan. Dr. Ashish kumar discussed the importance and

use of Statistics in the daily life of common man. Dr. Indeewar Kumar shared his views on Geometry in real life. Student members organized some activities like

quiz and brain games to highlight the importance of mathematics in science and technology.

CLUB ACTIVITIES

Mathematics Awareness Workshop (Tractrix club)

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CLUB ACTIVITIES

The Art of Living Session (YES!+)

Club)Two sessions were organised for the students in the month of January

wherein, 33 students attended the session dated- 16th -19th January,2020 and 75

students attended the session dated 28th-31st January, 2020.

Major objective of these session was :

● To equip students with practical tools and techniques that will make them more

creative, efficient, confident, clear-minded, stress-free, joyful and energetic.

● To equip students with life skills (as defined by WHO and UNICEF) which are

vital to effectively tackle the challenges of the 21st century and to bring about

attitudinal and behavioral change.

● To empower students with soft skills such as interpersonal relations, decision-

making, time management, team skills, communication and leadership, which

raises the employability factor.

● To instill human values, ethics, moral values and integrity amongst the

students.

● To instill the spirit of volunteerism and patriotism and to provide the students a

platform for engaging in service through music, dance, sports, art, drama,

culinary, debates etc.

● To enhance the students’ mental and physical prowess - concentration, focus,

overall health and fitness; make them more dynamic, innovative and

entrepreneurial in nature

● To assist students come out of depression, suicidal tendencies, addictions,

anger, aggression, violent tendencies, anxiety and fear.

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On 20th Jan 2020, an expert lecture titled as “Beyond Ozone: Cleaning Outdoor Air for IAQ” by Mr. Chris Muller, from Atlanta, USA was organized at School of

Architecture and Design at Manipal University Jaipur. The event was supported by ASHRAE student chapter at MUJ. Mr. Chris Muller is an eminent expert on

HVAC Design and Indoor Environmental Quality in mechanized buildings. Mr. Muller has been a well-known practicing engineer and bio scientist in the

domain of building systems in the world. he has been a part of several international committees for policy making and revision of standards. He has an

expertise in air quality standards and building automation. All students and faculty members of architecture attended the lecture. Before the lecture Mr.

Muller was received by Dr. Madhura Yadav, Director, School of Architecture and Design. He also met Dr. G.K Prabhu, the president of MUJ, Dr. N.N. Sharma,

Pro-President of MUJ and Dr. H. R. Kamath, Registrar of MUJ along with Dr. Madhura Yadav. Mr. Muller had a short tour of the campus after the lecture session.

Expert lecture of Mr. Chris Muller, from Atlanta, USA (Ashrae Club)

CLUB ACTIVITIES

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Muse: January Edition ( The Music Club)

The Music Club presented its Second edition of 'Muse'.

Muse is a secret gig held in an intimate location. It features performers from our very own club, playing two or three songs each. Our specially curated list is to

give our audiences a diverse show. Entry was based on random selection.

CLUB ACTIVITIES

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“TMC live 4.0 is one of the most awaited events of MUJ.”. This year this event was organized in collaboration with Under 25. This event showcases the best

talent of TMC with remarkable performances to which the entire audience can sing along to.

TMC Live 4.0 ( The Music Club)

CLUB ACTIVITIES

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External Fests ( The Music Club)

CLUB ACTIVITIES

Manipal University Jaipur Model United Nations 7.0

(Litmus Club)

A spectacular beginning ensures a flawless experience. With that thought, the seventh edition of the Manipal University Jaipur Model United Nations

Conference was successfully put into motion with its Opening Ceremony. Held in the open-air amphitheatre, in front of a bustling crowd of delegates from

different corners of the country, the evening began on an auspicious note with the Ganesh Vandana.

Riveting performances from the university’s music and dance clubs, and a gorgeous video illuminating the road to creating MUJMUN 7.0 were followed by the

lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the chief guest for the evening, Dr. H. Ravishankar Kamath, Registrar, Manipal University Jaipur, and Dr. Arun Kumar

Poonia, the faculty coordinator for Litmus, the literary society of the university. Speeches from both dignitaries and their encouragement of students’ talents

were met with cheers and applause. Last, but most assuredly not the least, the Secretary-General of the Conference, Ujwal Sachdeva, took to the stage to

reinforce his faith in hard work, honest ambition, and humanity’s efforts, and declared the Conference open.

With a clear aim for distinction and a dedicated plan to deliver, the Secretariat set about creating the best possible experience for the delegates in the coming

two days. The participants, volunteers, and everyone involved in the event could feel the buzz of expectation and excitement as they geared up for the second

day of MUJMUN 7.0.

The second day of the seventh edition of the Manipal University Jaipur Model United Nations Conference saw enthusiastic delegates entering their respective

committees with well researched, well organized and well-intentioned plans and ideas. Adhering to the portfolios of their allotments, delegates set about

finding the solutions to pertinent problems in the world of modern debate and governance.

CLUB ACTIVITIES

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The NAAC peer team visited the Manipal University Jaipur during 3rd -5th February 2020. The students of Manipal University organised a cultural programme on

the evening of 3rd February under the flagship of the Directorate of Student Welfare and was coordinated by Dr. Babita Malik and Dr. Prashasti Jain.

The event begun with a lamp lighting and followed with enthusiastic solo and group performances given by student clubs - Choreographia, The Music Club,

Cinephilia.

At the end, Rohan (Cultural Secretary, Student Council) delivered the vote of thanks. The NAAC peer team congratulated and appreciated the students for their

zealous performances.

Cultural Programme for NAAC Peer Team (Choreographia, The Music Club, Cinephilia)

CLUB ACTIVITIES

34MNIT (6th February,2020) & JECRC (27th -29th February,2020)

External Fests ( The Music Club)

CLUB ACTIVITIES

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Coreografia, The Dance Society of Manipal

University Jaipur, for the even semester from

January to March 2020, represented Manipal

and participated in various outhouse college

events. We brought laurel to the college by

earning the Second Prize in the Group dance

competition at Odyssey,2020, Techno-Cultural

Fest of Amity University, Jaipur.

Group dance competition at Odyssey,2020 (Coreografia Club)

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Group dance competition at Odyssey,2020 (Coreografia Club)

Members of Coreografia

participated in various in-house

events and showcased the skills in

various platforms. From Republic

Day event, various promotional

events and NAAC Cultural event,

members of Coreografia have

been omnipresent and

participated in numerous events.

Along with that the Core-

Committee of Coreografia has

been constantly working and have

organised various workshops for

the members of the club so that

they can improve upon their

dancing skills.

CLUB ACTIVITIES

Students Achievement

Ms. Manini Kaushik (BA-LLB)

• Fourth Position in All India Inter University Shooting Championship

2019-20 from 12th-15th November 2019 held at Manav Rachna

International Institute of Research and Studies, Faridabad.

2. Ms. Pooja Yadav (M.Tech)

• One Gold Medal at 8th world Games held at Bangkok (Thailand)

in strength lifting in February 2020.

• One Gold Medal at State games (Rajasthan) in strength lifting on

01st December 2019.

3. Lawn Tennis Team (Men)

• Manipal University Jaipur Lawn Tennis Team consisting 4 players won

gold medal in LNMIIT Sports Fest held from 24th to 26th January 2020.

4.Volleyball Team (Men)

• Manipal University Jaipur Volleyball Team consisting 12 players won

gold medal in JK Lakshmi Pat University Sports Fest held from 31st

January to 02nd February 2020.


gold medal in Jaipuria Institute of Management Sports Fest held from

06th to 07th February 2020.


gold medal in Abhivarta Sports Fest Maipal University Jaipur held

from 08th to 09th February 2020.


gold medal in VIT University Jaipur Sports Fest held from 17th to 19th

February 2020.


gold medal in SKIT University Jaipur Sports Fest held from 25th to 27th

February 2020.

Manini KaushikChangwon, South Korea

Pooja YadavGold Medal at 8th world Games

held at

Bangkok (Thailand)

Volleyball

Team

(Men)Secure 5

Gold Medals

in

different

tournaments

at National

Level

SPORTS ACTIVITIES

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West Zone Inter University Tournaments 2019-20

West Zone Inter University Volleyball

Tournament 2019-20

December 16-20, 2019

West Zone Inter University Volleyball

Tournament 2019-20 RTM University, Nagpur.

Name of Manager: Mr. Manish Beniwal

Total 12 players participated in the said

tournament.

S.No. Name of Player Branch /Year

1 BHARMAL CHOUDHARY, BTECH

2 PARTH CHOUDHARY, BPES

3 RAKSHIT, BCOM (PASS)

4 GURUJEET ARORA, BCOM (HONS)

5 HARSH TINKER, BCOM (PASS)

6 ARANYA ASHWINI CHOPRA, BTECH (CCE)

7 HIMANSHU RAMKABIR, BTECH

(MECHATRONICS)

8 PRAMOD SHARMA, BPES

9 ROHIT DEVENDA, BCA

10 VIJAY CHOUDHARY, BPES

11 NARESH SINGH RAJPUROHIT, BARCH

12 YUDHPAL SINGH GURJAR, BPES

The result : Quarter Final

West Zone Inter University Cricket

Tournament 2019-20 ITM University, Gwalior

Name of Manager: Mr. Sanjeev Sharma

Total 16 players participated in the said

tournament.

S.No. Name of Player Branch

1 ARVIND PRASAD, BTECH

2 KANISHK HAZARIKA, BJMC

3 DIVYANSHU MEENA, B.A. ENGLISH (HONS)

4 TEERTH PATEL, BTECH

5 NIHAR SAROGI, BJMC

6 SRIJAN KHURANA, BTECH

7 LAKSHYA BHARADWAJ, BTECH

8 GAUTAM MEHTA, BTECH

9 SAMRIDH AGGARWAL, BTECH

10 MONISH UTTRANI, BTECH

11 VINAYAK SHUKLA, BTECH

12 YASHVANTH.A, BTECH

13 HARSHIT JOSHI, BTECH

14 ADHIYAGYA HUNDAWAL, BTECH

15 PARTH JAKHMOLA, BTECH

16 ROMIR MORE, BTECH

SPORTS ACTIVITIES

All India Inter University Squash Rackets (Men) Tournament 2019-20 from 16-18 February 2020. Total 20 Universities Participated from all over India.

All India Inter University Squash Rackets (Men) Tournament 2019-20

S. No. Position Name of the University

1 First University of Delhi

2 Second University of Mumbai

3 Third Savitribai Phule Pune

University, Pune

4 Fourth Manipal Academy of Higher

Education, Karnataka

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Students Participation in All India Inter University Tournaments

Event Venue / Host University Date

West Zone Inter University Chess (Men) Tournament 2019 Poornima University Jaipur 09-12 Nov.2019

All India Inter University Shooting(M/W) Championship 2019 Manav Rachna University Faridabad 12-15 Nov. 2019

West Zone Inter University Kabaddi (M) Tournament 2019 University of Kota 18-20 Nov. 2019

West Zone Inter University Volleyball (Men) Tournament 2019 RTM University Nagpur 16-20 Dec .2019

All India Inter University Qwan Ki do(M/W) Championship 2019 Chandigarh University Mohali 26-29 Dec. 2019

All India Inter University Archery (M/W) Championship 2019 KIIT University Odisa 26-29 Dec. 2019

West Zone Inter University Cricket (M) Tournament 2019 ITM University Gwalior 01-05 Jan. 20

All India Inter University Athletic (Men/Women) Tournament 2019-20 Rajiv Gandhi HS University Karnataka 02-06 Jan. 20

West Zone Inter University Tennis (M) Tournament 2019-20 Savitribai Phule Pune University Pune 03-06 Jan. 20

All India Inter University American Football (M) Tournament 2019-20 Chandigarh University Mohali 04 -09 March 2020

MUJ teams participated in a total of 10 tournaments at AIU tournaments

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Event Date & Place Days No of Participants

International Day of Yoga 21 June 2019 old Auditorium 1 Day 50+ participation

National Sports Day 29 August 2019 MUJ 1 Day 500+ participation

Squash (Men & Women) 26-28 August 2019 Squash Court 2 Day 20+ participation

Chess (Men & Women) 01-04 September 2019 1AB 002 3 Day 50+ participation

Table Tennis (Men & Women) 11-12 September 2019 1 AB 003 2 Day 50+ participation

Kabaddi (Men & Women) 21-23 September 2019 Kabaddi Court 3 Day 80+ participation

Basketball (Men & Women) 23-25 September 2019 Basketball Court 3 Day 100+ participation

Badminton (Men & Women) 28-30 September 2019 Badminton Court 3 Day 50+ participation

Football (Men & Women) 07-09 October 2019 Football Ground 4 Day 200+ participation

Cricket (Men & Women) 12-16 October 2019 Cricket Ground 10 Day 500+ participation

Volleyball (Men & Women) 14-16 October 2019 Volleyball Court 3 Day 50+ participation

Tennis (Men & Women) 19-21 October 2019 Tennis Court 3 Day 50+ participation

Athletic (Men & Women) 22-23 October 2019 Football Ground 2 Day 50+ participation

Faculty Sports (Men & Women) 18-19 December 2019 Sports Ground 2 Day 300+ participation

Abhivarta – National Sports Fest 2020 07-09 February 2020 Sports Ground 3 Day 1000+ participation

List of the Sports Events organized at Manipal University Campus

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International Conference on Physical Education and Sports Science-ICPESS-2020

Manipal University Jaipur organized the International Conference on Physical Education and Sports Science (ICPESS-2020) at its campus, from 9-11 January

2020. The conference was sponsored by DST, Govt. of Rajasthan. 500 participants from 15 countries around the world participated.

Honourable Padma Bhushan Shri Pullela Gopichand was the Keynote Speaker and Padma Shri Krishna Poonia, Olympian, Discuss Throw, was the chief

guest of program and inaugurated the conference. Dr. G.K. Prabhu, President, Manipal University Jaipur addressed the guests and informed about the

importance of sports and fitness. He encouraged the young audience to participate more in sports activities and pursue career in the same. One workshop

on Yoga and twenty-three sessions were conducted in three days conference.

EVENTS

International Workshop on Yoga


organized the

International Workshop

on Yoga at its campus,

from 9-11 January 2020.

230 participants from 15

countries around the

world participated. The

yoga sessions on three

days was conducted by

Mr. Jitender Rajawat; Mr.

Sushil & Dr. Navdeep Joshi

at Old Auditorium, Dome

Building.

EVENTS

The RAJASTHAN SUBSECTION

CONGRESS 2020 was held on 12th

January 2020. 150 delegates from

nearly 20 colleges including Mani-

pal University Jaipur, Government

Engineering College (GEC) Ajmer,

Mody University, Chandigarh

University, BITS Pilani, IIT Jodhpur,

Poornima University, The NorthCap

University, Manav Rachna University

got themselves registered and got

their delegate kits and IDs.

The conference resumed with the

keynote session by Dr. Gulshan Rai,

former Chief Cyber Security Office,

PMO, Government of India.

Rajasthan Subsection Congress 2020

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celebrated the 71st Republic day

on 26th January 2020. The

programme was coordinated by

Dr. Babita Malik, Dr. Prashasti

Jain and Dr. Bibhu under the

flagship of the Directorate of

Student Welfare and Faculty of

Engineering. With the patriotic

fervour, the celebration began

with flag hoisting by the chief

guest, Dr. G.K. Prabhu, President,

Manipal University Jaipur. Prof.

Jagannath K. welcomed all the

faculty members and students

on this auspicious occasion.

Students and Faculty members

participated in the march past

representing various

contingents which were

reviewed by the Hon’ble

President and the best marching

contingent was awarded with

the rolling trophy. The event

commemorated with the cultural

programme. At the end, Dr. G.L.

Sharma, Dean, Directorate

Student Welfare extended the

vote of thanks.

71st Republic Day Celebration

EVENTS

Abhivarta’20

Abhivarta'20, was

organized on 8th and 9th

February 2020 at MUJ

grounds. The fest is a

celebration of talent and

passion towards

sports. Abhivarta has been

a host to some of the

greatest players of this era

of MUJ and is surely a great

platform for players from

all over the country to

showcase their talent and

get one step ahead in

achieving their dreams.

Gala inaugural of

“ABHIVARTA’20” the

annual sports event was

inaugurated by

Registrar Dr Ravishankar

Kamath along with Dean

Students Welfare Dr G L

Sharma with splendid

performance by our

key MUJ students.

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The Art of Living organization has been helping

students of various educational institutions across the

world to face the challenges and empowered

millions of students with practical tools to excel

through unique and popular Youth Empowerment

Seminar, YES!+. This innovative life-skills training

programs combine mind-body-breath practices with

interactive discussions and experiential processes so

that students can gain valuable skills to better

navigate the personal, social, and academic

landscape.

With the aim of opening pathways of new

experiences for our students, Manipal University

Jaipur along with Art of Living Organization agreed

upon having periodic sessions, where students can

learn the skills of meditation, positive thinking and

develop their awareness.MOU for this collaborative

work with the intentions of advancing students’

holistic development was signed on 19th march,2020.

These periodic sessions would be taken by Mr. Vivek

Agarwal and Mrs.Suvidha Agarwal, who are

motivational speakers, life coach and national level

youth trainers from Art of Living. Ms. Devanshi

Padaliya and Mr. Rohit Mathur are the co-ordinators

for these sessions under the superintendence of Prof

Babita Mallik and Prof G.L Sharma, Dean Student

Welfare.

MOU: The Art of living + Manipal University Jaipur (YES!+)

EVENTS

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Standard Operating Procedure

Chief security officer (Contact Numbers :- 8824647031) Health center/ Ambulance ( Contact No.: 01413999100,- Ext. 555), 93588 39761

Col Kartik chief warden 75688 97853 MUJ Students grievance redressal committee & Ragging related complaints- 01413999100,- Ext. 577

Head of Department ( HOD) Teacher Guardian (TG) Parents

Inform

Counselling time

Intimation

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For any kind of help Students can contact :- 0141-3999100 Ext. 111

Directorate Students’ welfare ( Counsellor) Help line Contact :-Ext 812

Monday, Wednesday & Friday (9 am to 8pm) , and Tuesday & Thursday (9am to 6pm)

Emergency Contacts

Prof. Babita Malik

Deputy Director 8209429250

Prof. G. L. SharmaDean Students’ Welfare & Proctor 9642437555

Dr. Rina Poonia


Ms. Devanshi Padaliya Student Counsellor

Ext 812

Mr. Hemant Kumar

Assistant Director 9828565268

Ms. Vandna KabraStudents Counsellor

Ext 812

Dr. Abhishek Shrivastava


Prof. Anil Dutt Vyas

Deputy Director - 9414065545Dr. Arun Kumar Poonia

Assistant Director 9929113568

Dr. Rimpy SharmaStudents Counsellor

Ext 812

The Directorate of Student Welfare always puts in a lot of efforts in all their endeavours. Even during the period of national lock down, the

consolidation of this Newsletter did not stop. Credit of making this newsletter possible amidst such tough times goes to, each member of

the team DSW and especially Dean DSW Dr. Gurdaman Lal Sharma who embarked this revolutionary newsletter in Manipal University

Jaipur. We also appreciate continuous support of all the former directors and deputy directors of Student welfare. We present our heart felt

gratitude to everyone who has contributed in the process of the formation of this news letter.

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Acknowledgement

Editorial & Design Board

Dr. Babita Malik

Dr. Kusum Kanwar

Mr. Rahul Khatri

Ms. Devanshi Padaliya

Dr. Rimpy Sharma

Ms. Vandna Kabra

Dr. Gargi Sharma

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