#Mission Ki Awaaz

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ABVP का 75 वां स्थापना दिवस राष्ट्रीय विद्यार्थी दिवस के रूप में बड़े हर्ष उल्लास के साथ मनाया

करौली– जिला इकाई के कार्यकर्ताओं ने ABVP 75 वर्ष पर साप्ताहिक कार्यक्रम का शुभारंभ पूर्व संध्या पर दीपदान करके किया। आज कार्यक्रम का द्वितीय दिवस पर स्वामी विवेकानंद पार्क (कलेक्ट्री सर्किल के पास) पार्क में स्वामी विवेकानंद जी की प्रतिमा पर दूध अभिषेक एवं माल्यार्पण कर कार्यक्रम का शुभारंभ किया गया। जिला संगठन मंत्री रितेश खांडल ने बताया कि ज्ञान शील एकता के मूल मंत्र पर चलकर समाज राष्ट्र मानव…

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JAMMU J&K to provide financial assistance to 400 dental surgeons to start their own clinics, says LG @officeoflgjandk JAMMU: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday said that Jammu and Kashmir administration has decided to provide financial assistance to 400 dental surgeons to start their own clinics under 'Mission Youth' in the Union Territory. "Under Mission Youth, the administration has decided to provide financial assistance to 400 dental surgeons to start their own clinics and 800 paramedics are also being added to this programme. A 360-degree training in financial services for youth in association with Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) aims to train 5000 youth with this collaboration," the LG said while addressing the fourth episode of the "Awaam ki Awaaz" radio programme. Calling the youth of Jammu and Kashmir inherently capable and talented, Sinha asserted that the UT administration is committed to providing them with the right platforms. As youth Clubs in all the Panchayats across the UT will be established in the coming weeks, during the first phase, 25,000 young boys and girls will be connected with different cultural, sports, skill development, and community programs. The Lieutenant Governor mentioned the 'Parvaaz' scheme started by the UT administration for providing coaching of Civil Services and other examinations to the youth of Jammu and Kashmir and reiterated, "Our endeavour is to provide the best coaching facilities to our children as the field of education is progressing continuously." On receiving over 6,000 suggestions in the last month, he said that people have expressed their views on various topics and strengthened the government's commitment to work with public participation, thereby strengthening Jan Bhagidari which is the cornerstone of the developmental agenda. Emphasising on bringing reforms in higher education, the Lt Governor observed that along with the Government of India, the J-K administration is also working on the New Education Policy and all such employment-oriented and personality-building subjects will be included in the syllabi. "We are also bringing reforms in higher education and skill development sectors," he add https://www.instagram.com/p/CRf25xAsEKF/?utm_medium=tumblr

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AM UNSPOKEN STORY OF A GIRL WHOES LIFE WAS HEALED BY MUSIC !!. FANGIRL ! If you've taken that word infront of me 3 years before I would have laughed on your face saying - " Go get a life girl...you know like there's no use of wasting time on someone who doesn't even know about your existence " That would have been a case that time & surely I can't stop laughing now when I think about it... Because let's say I'm not exactly the BEST fangirl but yes totally crazy enough Fangirl Now ☺ & Let me tell you too Proud to be one :) Because now I understand how someone can literally change your life !!! So...3 years before something happened which turned my world upside down...& to make it easy you can know about the situation if you just pick the worst moments of your life ,put them together & what you get out of it was my situation at that time! I was suffering from anxiety & chronic depression,my family got into financial crises ,many of besties left me & to make it super worst when I went for a checkup for my anxiety thing ,the doctor told me that I had Cancer.....but luckily I came to know that it was 1st stage ! Still some hopes alive.....but not for me ! I myself was so hopeless at the time ,so broken to be true that I decided to end it all for me & for everyone who loved me.... And basically I was always a very passionate person ,who loved music & novels & there was this thing that I did like I searched for new singers & new songs & that was my favorite hobby....still is . So I made a suicide plan & decided to spend the last days doing things I loved & obviously that was listening to music...so I was just searching for new songs on YouTube & accidentally I came on to one track I will never forget & that was - " le Ja Zakhm Tere " I don't know why but there was a strange connection like when I first heard the song ,I just felt like listening to it forever ,specifically listening to that voice forever... But as hopeless person I was I continued with my plan & I decided to jump off from my building & you can't do that in the first go literally NOT EASY...so when I was about to jump ,my inner self was on a mission for giving me as many hopes as possible to live & I rejected all with a good reason but there was one thing that convinced me totally & maybe you'll find it funny but it was " ki yaar ek baar na woh kal wali awaaz sunni hai " & that's how I dropped the idea of jumping & stuff So later I googled more about the song & came to know that it was sung by " Armaan Malik " & I listened to his whole album & you won't believe me if I tell you this but his voice holds such positivity & he inspired me so much that I actually started valuing my life more & actually that was the moment when I realized that all that stuff going on was temperory & things get better & if not I'm gonna make it better ! So that's how I became an armaanian :) Later after sometime things actually got better ,my family came out of the crises ,the moment I started listening to Armaan...my depression level actually got low & just like 2 years before I was fully treated so no cancer thing now . And yep for the Idol part not only Armaan's music inspire me but the kind of person he is, does too.....because I know how hard his life was & how much effort he has put to be where he is today :") & he's working so hard day by day & I'm literally proud being his fan....so main Jo jee rahi hoon uski wajah ARMAAN hai 😁😁 & just one thing more to share that Life truly is a blessing & it's too precious to waste....don't give in to the pressure & bad times ! smile ,stay fit & stay happy & yeah there will be many challenges you will have to face but just remember to trust & believe in yourself & remember to always live in the moment....these are the only things that will help you go far :) "Aspire to be someone & Inspire someone to be you " [ She is very happy now , enjoying life to fullest , listining her Idols's Music. Her life is full of positive vibes now. Guys howsoever the situation is never lose hope. God has best plans for you. You will find them at right time. Just be positive and enjoy life. Beacouse it's not worth worrying about stuffs. Try to find positive side in small little thing and that will make you happy. Enjoy beacouse life is a blessing ! Smile at it and thank for what you have. ]

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Community radio stations across India brave lockdown, severe fund crunch to ensure last-mile awareness on COVID-19

With the poor presence of mainstream media in rural parts of India, the community radio stations have become a lifeline for not just the government, but also for the people. Especially when the entire country is under lockdown due to coronavirus, these stations help identify local concerns.

"Community radio programmes are made with partnership and participation of community members. The programmes are usually done in local languages and dialects. All of these features have made community radio a very significant medium during a crisis like this," said Vinod Pavarala, a professor in the Department of Communication, University of Hyderabad. Pavarala is also the founder president of the Community Radio Forum–India and leads the UNESCO Chair on Community Media.

As per government guidelines, the transmission range of a community radio centre, which is essentially a low power FM radio station, is between 10-15 kilometres with a 100 ERP (Effective Radiated Power) transmitter. For a community radio station, the use of a 50-watt 100 ERP transmitter is allowed.

Mostly associated in the dissemination of agriculture-related information and government welfare schemes, more than 260 radio stations across India offer the "marginalised communities a platform to make their voice heard and an opportunity to express their views". These radio stations act as essential communication channels for enhancing the last mile outreach of the government.

The Community Radio Facilitation Centre of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting describes community radio as an effective tool to achieve plurality in media by ensuring participation of marginalised sections to address information poverty.

Despite a favourable judgment by the Supreme Court of India in February 1985, the attempt to popularise the concept of community radio actually started in December 2002, when the Government of India formulated a policy to grant licenses to well-established educational institutions, including IITs/IIMs, for setting up of Community Radio Stations. According to Aaditeshwar Seth of Gram Vaani Community Media, "Until late 2006, only educational institutions were allowed to set up campus radio stations."

In many parts of India, radio is the primary source of news and entertainment. All India Radio, as the public service broadcaster, forms the top tier of radio coverage in the country. Commercial enterprises like the private FM radio forms the second tier while community radio services, which are closest to the grassroot, comprise the third tier.

Apart from disseminating knowledge among the local communities and bridging the gap between the government and marginalised population, these radio stations also play a critical role in disaster management. A year after the devastating Uttarakhand floods in 2015, six community radio stations in the state were brought under one umbrella to educate people on environmental conservation and dangers of unplanned development.

In the health sector, community radios serve to address local health concerns while educating the marginalised sections on the prevention of diseases like HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, encephalitis, among others.

Even during the coronavirus pandemic, the community radios are on the forefront in remote pockets educating listeners on different protocols to be followed. Had it not been for the intervention and proactiveness of the community radio stations across India, the COVID-19 crises would have exploded in rural India.

Role during COVID-19 crisis

When the news first trickled out of Wuhan in China's Hubei province about an epidemic, the warning bells rang in India as well. On 30 January, Kerala, a state that had already battled Chikungunya and Nipah virus and lived through a devastating flood, got India's first COVID-19 case. The state was quick to prepare itself.

"We stopped all other programmes and sent broadcast messages from the district collector, superintendent of police, chief minister, health minister and officials from other departments. We broadcasted more than 50 public service announcements. Every day we broadcast coronavirus related programmes for more than seven hours," said Father Bijo Thomas Karukappally, who is the station head of Radio Mattoli, run by Wayanad Social Service Society in Kerala.

Apart from police and health officials, Radio Mattoli also invited officials from the state's agriculture department to interact with its listeners.

For Bhaskar Jyoti Bhuyan, who is the station head of Radio Brahmaputra in Maijan Borsaikia village from Assam's Dibrugarh district, programmes on COVID-19 were now a priority.

"We give information on COVID-19 from assam.mygov.in that includes information on mental health, health and hygiene and even from UNICEF and WHO websites. We translate the information into the local languages and air them. We invite doctors from the Assam Medical College particularly from the departments of Community Medicine and Obstetrics and Gynaecology to guide pregnant women," Bhuyan said.

Radio Brahmaputra runs a three-hour live programme between 8 am and 11 am on COVID-19 which includes a quiz and updates on COVID-19 from all around the world, in the northeastern states and every district of Assam. It also broadcasts the advisories of the state government which they receive through the DIPR (Directorate of Information and Public Relations), National Health Mission and the local district administration, Bhuyan told Firstpost.

Agriculture experts are also brought in to help farm-based entrepreneurs during this lockdown. "Interaction with experts from the animal husbandry department has become important because several farm animals, especially pigs, are dying now because of a certain kind of flu," Bhuyan further added.

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Before the UNICEF contacted Sarathi Jhalak, a community radio station in Karnataka's Bangalore Rural district, to partner with them, it already had a three-pronged strategy on the content - medical, psycho-sociological and financial impacts of COVID-19.

"Issues like well-being, stress management, STPD disorder, depression are also being regularly dealt with to help the listeners. Regular participation from gram panchayats ensures that government guidelines are also followed at the ground level," said Shamantha DS, who is the founder and station head of Sarathi Jhalak.

"We started focussing on coronavirus from February itself. The word corona itself is so weird and new that we did a programme with a health official to introduce the word to the community. In the first week of March, COVID-19 also entered our dictionary. So we had a programme illustrating the difference between coronavirus and COVID-19 in the second week of March again with a doctor. We also invited experts from Bengaluru," she said.

In Odisha's Kalahandi, the community radio station run by Orissa Gramin Vikash is advocating Ghare Ruhantu Susta Ruhantu (Stay home, stay safe). "We are broadcasting the dos-and-donts like social distancing, no unnecessary loitering around, use of masks etc.," said Lingaraj Samantaray, station head of Orissa Gramin Vikash run community radio centre.

Situated 81 kilometres east of Satara district in Maharashtra at Mhaswad village, the Mann Deshi Tarang Vahini community radio station is helping out the Mann Deshi community at this time of crisis. "Be it programmes on coronavirus awareness, water conservation, economic literacy, women emancipation, literacy for children, effort to preserve and promote the culture of the Mann Deshi community we cover them all," said station head Shivaji Yadav.

Run by the NGO Janakalyan Pratisthan in Odisha's Gajapati district, the unique location of the community radio station is turning out to be advantageous to spread awareness on COVID-19.

"Apart from government advisories, we have created different content on coronavirus. We broadcast both in Odia and Telugu languages as our district borders Andhra Pradesh. We transmit for two hours -- one hour in the morning and one hour in the evening," said station head Durga Madhab Panda.

Radio Madhuban, which is run by Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Iswariya Vishwa Vidhlaya in Rajasthan's Sirohi district, has primarily shifted its programming towards creating awareness on coronavirus.

"These days, we mostly record our content to create coronavirus awareness. This has going on for more than a month now. There are also phone-in programmes as well to ensure community participation," said station head Yashwant Patil.

Generating content during lockdown

The nationwide lockdown has created big hurdles for the community radio stations to function as usual but they are finding ways to handle the situation. "Now due to the lockdown, six of us are staying in the radio station itself. Rest of us are working from home because the technology is available now. Three of them come to work, one has his own vehicle and two of them live nearby," said Father Bijo of Radio Mattoli.

Gurugram-based community radio station Gurgaon Ki Awaaz is now relying on its station manager for reporting as its first reporter became a COVID-19 suspect and is quarantined.

"Now, the husband of the station manager brings her to the radio station, waits for her to get done and takes her back home. Many people are sacrificing their personal time for the greater good. Everyone is working from wherever they are, including the girl who is in quarantine. We also have volunteers working for us," said Station Director Arti Jaiman.

In the case of Radio Brahmaputra, its network of 300 volunteers, some of who come from nearby tea garden communities or those who stay in the villages, are also working from home due to the lockdown and helping out the eight staff members of the community radio centre.

The situation at Sarathi Jhalak station has been even more stressful with only one person managing 9.5 hours of daily broadcast due to the lockdown.

Helping migrants

In the mid of this pandemic, the clueless migrant workers of Gurugram could not have hoped for a better saviour than Gurgaon Ki Awaaz.

"Several of them don't have money, and are far away from their families. They are cooped up in small rooms. We have been doing counselling programmes but this time the focus is on coronavirus. We have completed 100 episodes. This is something we do twice a week on Mondays and Thursdays in which the counsellor joins via the phone and listeners can call in and ask them any questions. Sometimes we continue for 45 minutes or sometimes we cross an hour," said station director Jaiman.

On air for more than 10 years, Gurgaon Ki Awaaz broadcasts for 22 hours a day and their target audience include migrant workers and local villagers in Gurugram. At least, five lakh people listen to Gurgaon Ki Awaaz. Just like its counterparts, the station focusses on programmes on mental health counselling to specially deal with the stress over the lockdown.

"For example, in one of the programmes that lasted for about 40 minutes, we had 10 callers. Atleast, nine of them were migrants and one was a local and two women. Many asked about food availability; they wanted to know if they can step out, some just wanted to talk, some were worried because they have not got their full wages, some wanted to know about helpline numbers, some even complained about closed mobile repair shops," said Jaiman.

Local is focal

The significance of local flavour in community radio set up is indisputable and it stands out as the biggest USP of this nature of mass media service. In case of Radio Brahmaputra, while the four languages - Assamese, Sadri, Hajong and Mising - stick out to reach a sizeable rural audience.

However, for the Bangalore-based Sarathi Jhalak, which is situated very close to the IT hub in Whitefield, the rural audience serves as its pillar of strength. "Our radio station caters to more than 250 villages in and around Hoskote sub-division. It is a local community-centric radio station. Whether it is programming on mid-day meal scheme, Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana, health, education, finance, trade, commerce, we try to deliver information on the local level. We also cover issues on gender, art, culture and cinema," said Shamantha.

The bond between the radio station and its community can be judged from the level of confidence that Shamantha exudes to measure the impact of COVID-19 programmes on the listeners.

"We were evaluating our quality of programme along with Kannada television channels. We are doing it very professionally like any mainstream television or radio channels. We are doing much more than any state or national media because we are directly linked to the grassroots," Shamantha told Firstpost.

Being a community radio station in Wayanad, which shares a border with Tamil Nadu, Radio Mattoli mostly caters to the tribal audience and broadcasts in Malayalam and other tribal languages.

"Wayanad is at a high altitude since its on the Western Ghats, and thats why our reach is not only in the district but also extends to Coorg in Karnataka and the Nilgiri district in Tamil Nadu. It also goes to Mallapuram and Kannur districts in Kerala. Our listeners are nearly three lakhs," the Radio Mattoli station head said.

Radio Brahmaputra is situated on the banks of the Brahmaputra river, and it not only covers half of Dhemaji and Dibrugarh districts (with a population of 6.5 lakh), but also Likabali, the headquarters of Lower Siang district in Arunachal Pradesh.

"We cover nearly 25-30 kilometres because radio waves travel freely over the Brahmaputra without obstruction. In Dibrugarh, we cover the town area and reach up to Rangalao Bazar, Khowang, Moran Pothalibam and Dikom including 38 tea gardens. We cover Silapathar and Jonai in Dhemaji," Bhuyan said.

Facing financial distress

Despite all their work, the community radio stations continue to face acute financial crisis. "Revenue is a huge issue for us. We need a minimum of Rs 20,000 per month to run the radio station. There are salaries, power bills and rent to worry about. There is no profit in running a community radio station. The only hope is that you might get a few projects," said Orissa Gramin Vikash's Samantaray.

Sarathi Jhalak is doing good work but Shamantha's biggest worry is managing this month's finance which includes rent, salary apart from other miscellaneous expenditures. Unlike the community radio stations owned by the educational institutions, those owned by NGOs often deal with an existential crisis because of revenue worries.

"The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has no dearth of funds but we are not getting it," said Shamantha.

Father Bijo of Radio Mattoli pointed out at the irony of the situation. "In the last six years, we won the Sustainability Model Award twice. But even then we have difficulty in sustaining ourselves. Funding is the most critical thing here. We are running out of advertisements. The lockdown has made it worse. I need to pay Rs 5-6 lakh in salaries every month to my 22 staff members," he said.

Already reeling under a financial strain, the community radio station in Gajapati, established in 2017, also had to bear the brunt of nature's fury as its infrastructure was massively damaged during Cyclone Titli in 2018.

For Radio Brahmaputra, involving the staff in other activities, outside of broadcasting, has become a necessary source of sustenance.

"We started off in 2009 itself but our actual broadcast started only from 2015. For the initial three years, UNICEF supported us to set up the radio station. After that, they started supporting us on the basis of the projects we do. We get some support from the government on project-basis. Apart from broadcasting shows, we help in research and develop communication tools for revenue. For example, recently we developed a communication tool for early childhood development for field-level activities," said station director Bhuyan.

Audience sustainability

With crisis unfolding due to COVID-19 pandemic, community radios in India have rose into prominence but the real question is how long can they sustain an audience.

"We have a listenership built over 10 years. When I said we have 5 lakh listeners, they have not joined us because of coronavirus. They listen to us because we broadcast in their languages which is primarily Hindi and other dialects. The only difference I am seeing (because of COVID-19) is that we will be getting many more new listeners. If they find us valuable they will stick around," said Gurgaon Ki Awaaz's Jaiman.

In the times of pandemic, hope is the perfect recipe for better times.

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फायरिंग की घटना गोली लगने के बाद में बदमाश को दबोचने वाला कांस्टेबल को मिला बहादुरी का इनाम

एक आम नागरिक यहां बिना किसी भय के आराम से आजादी से घूम सकता है, देश में संविधान है और कानून है तो अपराधियो के मन मे कही ना कही डर रहता है और इस डर के वजह से वह किसी भी घटना को अंजाम देते है तो उनके मन में वह डर हमेशा बना रहता है ! ये बेहद खुशी की बात है, इससे आम जनता को कोई भी हानि नही उठानी पड़ती । हम हमेशा कानून के बारे में सुनते है जानते है, उसके लिए जानने के लिए हमेशा उत्सुकता बनी रहती है !…

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विधायक अमर सिंह जाटव पहुंचे पत्रकार श्यामसुंदर वर्मन के गांव

व्यर्थ के खर्चा बंद कर संस्कारी शिक्षा पर करें खर्च – अमर सिंह जाटव भरतपुर: वैर विधानसभा के ग्राम पंचायत चकधरसोनी के गांव नगला खरबेरा में मंत्री भजन लाल जाटव के साथ बाबा साहेब डॉ भीमराव अंबेडकर की मूर्ति स्थापना के अनावरण कार्यक्रम में बयाना रूपवास विधायक अमर सिंह जाटव पहुंचे उन्होंने कार्यक्रम को आयोजित होने के बाद पत्रकार श्यामसुंदर बर्मन के घर जाकर बेटा बेटी से मुलाकात की और शिक्षा,संस्कार और…

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कुम्हेर बचाओ युवा संघर्ष समिति का जल्दी होगा गठन

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युवा कार्यक्रम एवं खेल मंत्रालय भारत सरकार के नेहरू युवा केंद्र द्वारा जल संरक्षण जागरूकता कार्यक्रम के तहत चौपाल एवं संगोष्ठी का आयोजन

करौली: युवा कार्यक्रम एवं खेल मंत्रालय भारत सरकार के नेहरू युवा केंद्र करौली ब्लॉक हिंडौन सिटी के गांव महू इब्राहिमपुर में वर्षा जल संरक्षण जागरूक��ा कार्यक्रम के तहत जन चौपाल एवं संगोष्ठी का आयोजन किया गया l एन वाई वी रोबिन सिंह सोलंकी ने बताया कि गांव महू में महाराजा सूरजमल नगर मैं बाबा रतन चौक पर वर्षा जल संरक्षण जागरूकता कार्यक्रम के तहत जन चौपाल आयोजित की गई इस दौरान एनवाईवी रोबिन सिंह सोलंकी…

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लोकसभा चुनाव में कार्तिक चौधरी का बढ़ रहा है प्रभाव, जुड़ रहे है आमजन और गांव…

राजसमंद: आगामी लोकसभा चुनाव के लिए कई राजनीतिक दल तैयारी मे जुटे है लेकिन वर्षो से जनसेवा और सामाजिक सरोकार को लेकर क्षेत्र मे पहले से ही डटे हुए युवा नेता कार्तिक चौधरी खास चर्चा में रहे | वही चौधरी अपने क्षेत्र में युवाओं को विश्वविद्यालय में काफी सहयोग करते रहते है, वर्तमान अध्यक्ष निर्मल चौधरी के लिए दिन रात संघर्ष करके डोर टो डोर प्रचार किया था वर्तमान मै चौधरी मेड़ता और डेगाना क्षेत्र मे डोर…

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भीम सेना ने "भारतीय सेना दिवस" के अवसर पर ""सड़क सुरक्षा सप्ताह"" के अंतर्गत 25 हेलमेट वितरित किए

भीम सेना ने “भारतीय सेना दिवस” के अवसर पर “”सड़क सुरक्षा सप्ताह”” के अंतर्गत 25 हेलमेट वितरित किए

सीकर: भीम सेना द्वारा “भारतीय सेना दिवस” के अवसर पर सीकर प्रशासन द्वारा चलाए जा रहे “सड़क सुरक्षा सप्ताह” के अंतर्गत सीकर यातायात प्रभारी अमर सिंह जी व RTO झाबर सिंह जी की मौजूदगी में भीम सेना संस्थापक एडवोकेट अनिल तिड़दिया द्वारा 25 हेलमेट वितरित किए गए ,,,एडवोकेट अनिल तिड़दिया ने बताया कि सभी को यातायात नियमों का पालन करते हुए दुर्घटनाओं से बचने के लिए हेलमेट का उपयोग करना चाहिए। इस अवसर पर…