#Raj Kumar: interactions

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Closed Starter (@xlostparadise)

@xlostparadise asked:

i never want to let you go. not again. -- from eden to raj?

"I love you, and I know I want you in my life forever." Raj told Eden as it wasn't about wanting to let her go, or the fact that he had before. He was all in this time. Raj just hoped that she realized that sometimes things were going to be out of his control. As a doctor his career often took over his life. "We can make things work, we just need to be all in." He added before he locked his lips with hers.

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Raj knew that Emmy has a point. There really wasn't anything that was physically stopping them from trying again. He knew that he was happiest with Emmy by his side, but that was also what made him a bit worried. He was scared of losing her again if he was willing to let her back in now.

"Are you willing to open your heart up to that potential pain again?" Raj added as he knew there was no guarantee that they could make it work this time around. After all, it wasn't as though all of the past problems would disappear just because they wanted them to.

It shouldn’t have pleased her as much as it did to hear him verbalizing his care of her. Yet, Emmy felt more ‘looked after’ in his simple reminder to rest than she had in anything anyone else had done for her in the time since their split. She wasn’t sure what that said about her.

It must have been that or maybe it was his very presence that emboldened her. She reached out, the tips of her fingers brushing his wrist before her hand came to rest on his arm. “Raj, what if…” Her words faltered slightly but her fingers flexed on his arm, steeling herself, driving the words. “You seem to miss me. I definitely miss you. What’s stopping us from trying again?”

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Club Filmatics Organised Goa's First Intercollegiate Media Event "Filmbuster

On 28 February 2024, Club Filmatics of Don Bosco College Panjim, in association with the institute’s Department of Mass Communication organised Goa’s first intercollegiate event ‘Filmbuster’, curated towards media students. The theme for the event was ‘Roll into the Cineverse’. The event began with faculty incharge of Club Filmatics, Assistant professor Sonika Lotlikar, and Coordinator of the department of Mass Communication Department, Assistant professor Archie Fernandes escorting the Chief Guest, Rajendra Talak to the dais.The student council members including President,Devonna Gomes, Vice President , Joel Rodrigues and Media Coordinator, Mario Pimenta who were instrumental in organizing the event also joined them on stage.Assistant professor Archie Fernandes welcomed the gathering and appreciated the uniqueness and changes brought about by Club Filmatics. Chief guest Rajendra Talak, who is a national award-winning director in Konkani and Film Industry, appreciated assistant professor Sonika Lotlikar for her dedication towards the students and leadership that led to the curation of a very unique media event, which involved testing students’ creative skills. Talak spoke about the importance of learning and declared Filmbuster 2024 open.Renowned personalities from the film, entertainment, and media industry graced the event as judges along with faculty members for multidimensional competitions. These included Goan Actor, Salil Naik; Director, Dnyanesh Moghe; Associate Editor and Senior Journalist, Ramnath Pai Raikar; Dancer, Simran Haldankar; Photographer, Aliston Dias; Filmmaker, Prasad Naik; Model, Saisha Prabhu; Creative Director, Vijay Xavier; Footballer, Beckham Veron Xavier and Social Media Influencer, Flexcia D'Souza.The on-stage events, off-stage events and pre-events were called ‘The Showcase’, ‘Behind The Scenes’, and ‘Director's Cut’, respectively. The pre-events of ‘Director's Cut’ included ‘Parde Ke Piche Kya Hai’, ‘Loop Lapeta’ and ‘Ruk Ruk Ke’, which tested the contestants' digital content creation skills and talent. The participating teams introduced themselves through ‘Ensemble Assemble!’. Each team was given names based on popular directors such as Karan Johar, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Raj Kumar Hirani, etc. The mascots then interacted with the audience at the event ‘Pehchaan Kaun?’. Through the event ‘Definitely Maybe’ contestants explored different endings to popular films. Participants grooved to beats and showcased their dance moves during ‘Jhalak Dikla Ja’.Participants of the event styled, shuffled and sold iconic props at ‘Sell A Prop’. The fashion show ‘Walk of Fame’ revealed students’ style and teamwork. The most awaited event 'The Crown', saw participants exhibit their strengths and talent to win the coveted titles of Mr. And Ms. Filmbuster. The event concluded with a musical performance by DJ Doel.The participants' efforts and hard work came to fruition at the valedictory ceremony where they were awarded based on their performance. Overall winners’ trophy was won by Team Sanjay Leela Bhansali (St Xavier’s College, Mapusa). Runners-up were Team Karan Johar (SS Dempo College, Cujira).

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Thiru S. Sarvesh Raj IPS| Young guns fire up city police force

Chennai: Closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras with face recognition technology monitoring the streets, dedicated teams to crack long-pending criminal cases or a friendly DCP (deputy commissioner of police) assuring people about the safety of their neighborhood, policing in the city is getting dynamic with a fresh team of officers at the helm. Blending technology with interpersonal skills, the youngest-ever batch of six IPS officers are emerging as a promising bunch for the Chennai City Police.

A case in point is the significant dip in chain snatchings and thefts in T Nagar this Diwali. “Earlier, at least 40 to 50 cases of snatching were reported during Diwali season, but it has reduced considerably this year,” said a police officer, attributing the decline to better policing because of CCTV cameras with face recognition technology. “Using technology has helped us reduce the burden on the police. Digitising records has also aided in utilizing manpower efficiently,” says C Aravindhan, a computer science graduate, who introduced the idea of the CCTV technology.

At the other end of the city, C Kalaiselvan plans to have CCTV cameras in the whole of Madhavaram police district. “There are four arterial roads and many link roads. If we install CCTV cameras across these roads, no one can escape from the police purview after committing a crime,” says the 34-year-old postgraduate in agriculture. He believes that technology is a handy tool for the police.

Breaking the image of the authoritative cop, the young crop is ensuring that it is more accessible to the citizens and open to discussions regarding issues in the neighborhoods concerned. DCP Adyar Rohith Nathan believes in personal interactions and tries to meet people under his jurisdiction whenever possible. “Adyar is a cosmopolitan area, so interaction with residents will help to create a sense of a safe community,” says the 28-year- old mechanical engineer from Anna University.

His cousin S Sarvesh Raj, DCP of Ambattur, is also a mechanical engineer. Interested in crime detection, Sarvesh solved the 2013 Mangadu murder case where a woman was found killed in her house. The case had remained unsolved for the past four years. Meticulous planning is his strength but compassion his stimulus. “I want to create an environment where everyone is safe and happy,” said S. Sarvesh Raj, who was the assistant superintendent of police (ASP) in Dindigul.

The officers compete and brainstorm with each other to resolve issues. The eldest in the batch, Pravesh Kumar, believes in team work. A postgraduate in mechanical engineering from IIT Delhi, SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity and Threat) analysis is his mantra. “When I was the superintendent of police in Namakkal, I deployed a dedicated team to solve a triple murder case,” he said. Using dedicated teams has helped in reducing crime in his jurisdiction and is serving as a model for others.

Handling sensitive areas like Washermenpet and Kasimedu, known for rowdies and brawls among fisherfolk, IPS officer Sashank Sai falls back on his experience as ASP. “As an ASP in Tenkasi and Nagapattinam I have handled many criminals and dealt with issues relating to fishermen. Those areas have moulded me and helped me to handle fisherfolk in Kasimedu and rowdies in Washermenpet,” said Sashank, who studied mechanical engineering at the Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, Hyderabad, before joining the uniformed services.

Getting young guns was a strategy, says city police commissioner A K Viswanathan, who assumed charge in May amid the political turmoil in the state. “The youngsters are living up to new challenges and their novel problem solving ideas using technology is showing the way for the rest of the state,” he said.

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"I am all for machines that save lives. The problem is, we can't rely completely on machines to do the jobs of doctors. There are too many things that might go wrong and a machine can't be trusted to always make the right choices. We need someone who is able to look at things both logically but also with compassion. That's where the machines lack." Raj replied as there needed to be a certain sense of humanity when it came to things.

"The best bet is probably to talk to Samantha in scheduling. She is the one that can ensure I can actually get time off without it causing mass chaos." Raj said, although he was sure nobody would object to him taking a break. People often told him that he was working himself too hard. A break would be a well deserved change from his usual reality. "I have faith that it will all work out the way that it is supposed to."

"That has to be a bit scary and exciting as a doctor though, right? All the new machines to help you save lives, but do you think that makes people sort of a master of none? Do you think this younger generation that's more into gaming and tech will move into the medical field and surgery or that it's going to continue to negatively impact the profession like education and law?" Pem had clearly been thinking on this a lot, she realized as she caught herself asking Raj a half-dozen questions.

"Okay! Great. I'll have Violetta look into it for us. Is there someone at the hospital she can talk to to help us make plans?" Her one and only employee had graciously taken on planning out her schedule so that every order had time to be made and possibly re-made, throw and sip sessions were also new and on the calendar, and that there was still time for her to make the products people walking through town popped in to buy. While they both had busy schedules, it was his that was less flexible. "We'll figure it out, Aşkım."

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SMVDU Celebrates National Science Day in collaboration with JAKEDA

Institution Innovation Council and Faculty of Sciences in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Energy Development Agency (JAKEDA) jointly celebrated National Science Day activities at SMVDU. The inaugural session commenced with Dr. Kamni Pathania, coordinator of the event, who extended a warm welcome to the distinguished guests which include Chief Guest, Prof. Pragati Kumar, Vice-Chancellor SMVDU, Guest of Honour, Dr. Prithvi Raj Dhar, CEO, JAKEDA, Prof. Ashutosh, Chairman IIC, SMVDU, Heads of faculty of Sciences, faculty members, enthusiastic students and team JAKEDA. Dr. Kamni briefed the audience about the program objectives and highlighted the importance of celebration of National Science Day. She also apprised the audience about the various activities for the event. Prof. Pragati Kumar highlighted that primary objective of National Science Day is to ignite an interest in science, inspire people, especially students, to perform new experiments, and make them aware of the latest developments in science and technology. He reminded the students of the efforts and achievements made so far, in the field of science and urged everyone to weigh up the implementation of different technologies. Dr. P. R. Dhar gave a detailed presentation on the importance of Solar Energy for sustainable future and Viksit Bharat. He discussed how, in the pursuit of sustainable energy development and security, their organization encourages the widespread adoption and usage of all forms of renewable energy, which include hydropower, solar, wind, geothermal and hydrogen energy for economic growth and prosperity of UT of J&K. Dr. Yugal Khajuria, Dean International and Alumni Affairs, SMVDU spoke about the greater participation of students in scientific activities and urged all students to develop scientific mind. Dr. Kuldeep Raj, Head School of Mathematics emphasized the relevance of scientific celebrations and motivated students to dig deeper into science & learn its utilization for public welfare. NSD 2024 started with ashort cartoon-artistic documentary on the ‘Life of Sir C.V Raman’ and ‘The Establishment of ISRO’ to fascinate and encourage the young minds of the institution. A poem recitation on the theme “Energy Conservation” was presented by Sadhvi Sharma of School of Physics. A Quiz Competition was also organized by the Research Scholars of the faculty of Sciences to make science an interactive aspect of their life. A poster presentation on the theme “Indigenous Technologies for Viksit Bharat” and “Energy Conservation” was displayed at Matrika auditorium. The prizes were also given to the students in each category of the competition. The session progressed with an interesting Exhibition on solar technology devices displayed by team JAKEDA. The event was jointly coordinated by Dr. Kamni Pathania, Dr. Rakesh Thusoo and Dr. Sandeep Sharma.

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Personal Stories: Retirees Thriving in Hyderabad's Diverse Retirement Communities

Introduction:

Discovering the vibrant lives of retirees in the city's diverse retirement communities, this blog shares personal stories that highlight the joys and benefits of retirement living in Hyderabad.

Story 1: Finding New Passions:

Meet Anjali, a 68-year-old retiree who moved to a community for retirement living in Hyderabad two years ago. In her retirement community, Anjali discovered her passion for painting, something she never had time for before. Retirement living in Hyderabad has given Anjali the opportunity to explore new hobbies and reignite her creativity.

Story 2: Building Lasting Friendships:

Ramesh, 72, shares his experience of forming deep friendships in his retirement living community in Hyderabad. He enjoys the daily social interactions and group activities that his retirement community in Hyderabad offers, proving that it’s never too late to build meaningful connections.

Story 3: Embracing a Healthier Lifestyle:

Sunita, a resident of a retirement living community in Hyderabad, shares her journey towards a healthier lifestyle. With access to fitness facilities and health-conscious peers in her Hyderabad retirement community, Sunita feels more energetic and vibrant than ever.

Story 4: Giving Back to the Community:

After moving to retirement living in Hyderabad, 70-year-old Arun found joy in volunteering. His retirement community in Hyderabad organized various outreach programs, allowing Arun to feel a sense of purpose and connection to the broader community.

Story 5: Rediscovering Romance:

The story of 65-year-old Geeta and 67-year-old Vikram, who met in a retirement living community in Hyderabad, is heartwarming. Their shared interests and experiences in their Hyderabad retirement community led to a beautiful romance, showing that love can flourish at any age.

Story 6: Discovering Lifelong Learning:

In his late sixties, Prakash found a new love for learning in his retirement living community in Hyderabad. He participates in various educational workshops and seminars offered in his Hyderabad retirement community, proving that age is just a number when it comes to learning new things.

Story 7: The Joy of Community Events:

Lakshmi, 71, enjoys the bustling social calendar of her retirement living community in Hyderabad. From festive celebrations to cultural events, her retirement community in Hyderabad keeps her actively engaged and deeply rooted in her cultural heritage.

Story 8: Embracing Technology:

At 73, Kumar has become tech-savvy, thanks to the digital literacy classes at his retirement living community in Hyderabad. Now, he stays connected with his family and friends worldwide, all from the comfort of his retirement community in Hyderabad.

Story 9: Finding Peace and Serenity:

Meena, a 69-year-old retiree, cherishes the peaceful environment of her retirement living community in Hyderabad. The tranquil gardens and meditation spaces in her Hyderabad retirement community have become her sanctuary, offering a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Story 10: A Hub for Fitness and Wellness:

Raj, a 70-year-old fitness enthusiast, appreciates the health and wellness facilities in his retirement living community in Hyderabad. With access to a gym, yoga classes, and health workshops, his retirement community in Hyderabad supports his active lifestyle.

Conclusion:

These personal stories from various retirement living communities in Hyderabad demonstrate that retirement can be a time of discovery, connection, and joy. Retirement living in Hyderabad offers a unique blend of comfort, community, and new beginnings.

To know more: https://saketpranamam.com/life-at-saket-pranamam/

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Public Reachout of science and technology in Amrit kaal

Aastha Vidya Mandir English Medium School, Jawanga, Chattisgarh - The school supports the principles of UNITED NATIONS

Date: 15 January 24

Students and Teacher from Dantewada Selected for India International Science Festival

Two students and a teacher from Aastha Vidya Mandir English Medium School, Education City Jawanga, Geedam block of Dantewada district have been selected to participate in the 9th India International Science Festival (IISF) 2023 edition, which will be held from 17 to 20 January 2024 at Faridabad, Haryana.

The students, Sagar Bhaskar and Raino Raj Markam, will join the Chhattisgarh state team in the Student Science Village event, where they will showcase their scientific projects and interact with eminent scientists and innovators. The teacher, Amujuri Biswanath, will also take part in various events such as Education for Aspirational India - National Science Teacher Workshop, Science through Games and Toys, Vigyanika Science Literature Festival and National Social Organization and Institutions Meet.

The theme of the festival is “Public Outreach of Science and Technology in Amrit Kaal”, which aims to celebrate and highlight the achievements and contributions of Indian science, technology and innovation to the world.

The Prime Minister of India, Honorable Narendra Modi, along with other ministers, officials and foreign ministers and delegates will address the festival, which will feature various activities such as seminars, exhibitions, competitions, workshops, technology shows and more. The festival is expected to attract over 10 lakh participants from across the country and abroad.

The Dantewada Collector Mayank Chaturvedi, District Panchayat CEO Kumar Bishwaranjan, District Education Officer Pramod Thakur, BEO Sheikh Rafiq, Aastha Vidya Mandir Principal Gopal Pandey and all teachers of the education department congratulated the students and the teacher for their achievement and wished them success in the festival. They also expressed their hope that the participation of the students and the teacher in the IISF will inspire and motivate other students and teachers in the district to pursue and promote science and technology.

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"I spend more time on social media than I should." Raj admitted as he often found himself checking his phone during his breaks at work. It was a way to numb his mind from reality for a while.

"That makes sense. Everyone loves a story with some history to it." He said, but Raj couldn't be completely sure. They were out of his element with this conversation.

"I think it is important to know a bit of everything." Raj replied as he felt that no culture was more important than another. It was important for him to be rounded.

"Oh of course, I imagine they adore them. I'm not particularly good with the internet and social media stuff. I prefer paper books and the like. I think I do have some somewhere."

"Well Nessie is fascinating because of the pictures and the history and the possibilities. I love that people feel so passionate about it that they've gone diving in the Loch to try and find them."

"Oh, by Bill Bryson. It is a very good book. Do you have a particular culture you're drawn too or do you just like exploring everything?" Maria asked.

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What are some effective ways to bring more organic search engine visitors to one's website or blog

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Round Table Discussion on Television in New Millennium at 11th GFJN

Noida: Media is vital for spreading information, shaping public opinion, and providing a platform for diverse voices and perspectives. Television is the important segment of the same. Television has come a long way since its inception, and the new millennium has brought about significant changes to the medium. Today we are here to discuss television in this round table,” initiated Dr. Sandeep Marwah founder of Noida Film City and President Marwah Studios in the opening session of the discussion.

“ The transition from analog to digital broadcasting has completely changed the way television is transmitted and received. Digital signals provide better picture and sound quality, as well as increased channel capacity and interactivity,” said Lord Rami Ranger of House of Lords, British Parliament, while lighting the ceremonial lamp.

“The rise of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime has revolutionized the way people consume television. Streaming services offer a wide variety of content, including original programming, and allow viewers to watch shows on their own schedule,” said H.E. Muhamed Cengic, Ambassador of Bosnia & Herzegovina to India.

“The introduction of smart TVs has transformed the viewing experience by combining the traditional TV with internet connectivity, allowing viewers to access streaming services, browse the web, and even control their smart homes from their TV screens,” added H.E. Ashraf Shikhaliyev, Ambassador of Azerbaijan to India.

The new millennium saw the rise of reality television, with shows like Survivor and Big Brother becoming popular worldwide. This genre has since evolved to include a wide range of formats, from dating shows to talent competitions,” expressed Avinash Raj, CEO, Mitwa TV.

“Social media has had a profound impact on television, providing viewers with a platform to share their opinions and engage with their favourite shows and stars. Networks and producers have also embraced social media as a way to promote their shows and interact with their audiences,” narrated Ramnath Rajesh, senior journalist.

“ The advent of high-definition television has brought about a significant improvement in picture quality, with many networks and streaming services now offering content in 4K resolution.,“ extended Kumar Mohan, renowned film journalist from Mumbai.

“The availability of entire seasons of shows on streaming services has led to the phenomenon of binge-watching, where viewers watch multiple episodes or even entire seasons in one sitting,” spoke Prem Bhardwaj, Gyanbhiksu, renowned author.

“The ability to record shows and watch them later has become commonplace, with digital video recorders and on-demand services allowing viewers to watch shows at their convenience,” condensed Sushil Bharti of Radio Noida. Later Dr. Sandeep Marwah presented Life Membership of International Journalism Centre to all the dignitaries.

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National Science Day (NSD) Celebration starts

Solan Celebration of National Science Day for the year 2023 started at Jaypee University of Information Technology (JUIT), Waknaghat, Solan with a multifarious activities. This year the NSD activities were planned in an offline mode where a poster/model presentation competition was organized along with a one day workshop in JUIT. Participants from various parts of India which includes Jaipur, Ambala, Solan, Shimla, Bilaspur etc. actively participated and presented their scientific ideas. Some JUIT students also showcased their talent through this competiton. Posters and models were evaluated by a team of learned judges from various departments of JUIT. Prof. Vineet Sharma, Dr. Anil Kant, Dr. Poonam Sharma, Dr. Hemant Sood, Dr. Surojeet Hazra and Dr. Ashok Nadda were among the judges of this important competition. Honorable Vice chancellor of JUIT Prof. R.K. Sharma also visited the poster competiton and interacted with the students in great detial. Heads of the involved departments Prof. P.B. Barman and Prof. Sudhir Kumar also encouraged the students for their presentations. This event was cordinated by Dr. Tiratha raj Singh along with Dr. Ragini Raj Singh and Dr. Shikha Mittal. In addition to that, another important event was organized and it was a One Day Workshop in collaboration with Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya (RKMV) Longwood, Shimla, (H.P.) on ‘Molecular Biology and Biotechnological Techniques’. The workshop was arranged by Prof. Sudhir Kumar HoD, BT & BI, JUIT and Dr. Anil Kumar Thakur Dean (Sciences), HoD-Botany, RKMV. Dr. Jata Shankar & Dr. Rahul Shrivastava from JUIT, coordinated the entire workshop. Inthis workshop, 60 students of B.Sc. (Microbiology, Biotechnology, Zoology and Botany streams) participated. Faculty members Dr. Rajender Prakash, Ms. Kartik S. M. Chanchan, Mr. Amit Sharma, Mr Rajesh Azad, from RKMV, Shimla accompanied the students and actively participated in the workshop. The main objective of the workshop was to educate and motivate students for exploration of different arenas in science, and provide them live demonstration and training on novel areas and topics related to Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. The workshop was conducted by the resource persons from the Department of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics, JUIT, Waknaghat. Dr. Rahul Shrivastava provided a practical demonstration of Drug Screening methods, and Biofilm Inhibition Assay used for Drug Discovery, Dr. Jata Shankar provided a live practical session on PCR and Real-Time PCR. The sessions were followed by pratical seesion on Industrial Applications of Plant Tissue Culture by Dr. Hemant Sood, and interaction on Enzyme Technology by Dr. Ashok Nadda and Dr.Uday M.   RKMV College, Shimla administration thanked the, JUIT for his motivation and support. JUIT administration, staff, research scholars and M.Sc. volunteeres provided their support for making the workshop a great success. JUIT Vice Chancellor Prof. Rajendra Kumar Sharma and Dr. Ruchi Ramesh, Principal, RKMV, Shimla expressed their delight over successful conduct of the First workshop under the MoU signed between JUIT and RKMV, Shimla. Next part of NSD celebration will be organized on 28th February, 2023 where an online event named National Science Day Symposium (NSDS), 2023 will be organized. All the poster/model and quiz competiton winners will be announced on the same day in NSDS-2023. JUIT is one the pioneer University in Himachal Pradesh and in all Northern part of India in organizing and celebrating science at differenct levels through various activities.   Read the full article

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Raj looked at Evie a bit confused by her statement. "Why would me wanting to go on a date with you have anything to do with your sister?" He asked her as it simply didn't make any sense to Raj. "I just want to get to know you better." (@aeternuswords)

status: open ​​ open to: f / m / nb connection: Evie doesn’t think your muse has genuine intentions towards her. It is up to you whether or not they do!

“You would like to go on a date with me?” She countered questioningly while raising a brow at them. Evie had never been of the popular, unlike her sister Isla. For some reason people seemed to be dropping like flies for her. “Why? Is this some kind of scheme to try get closer to my sister or something?”

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State Govt to Create 10 Lakh Jobs: Bihar Governor Chouhan

Last Updated: January 26, 2023, 15:24 IST Patna: Janata Dal (United) leader and Bihar CM Nitish Kumar interacts with the media after submitting his resignation to Bihar Governor Phagu Chauhan, outside Raj Bhavan in Patna, Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2022. (PTI Photo) In his Republic Day speech at Gandhi Maidan, Chouhan said: The state government is working to provide ten lakh new jobs in the government…

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All the three batches from the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, JIMS Vasant Kunj II visited Sahitya Aaj Tak 2022 hosted by the India Today Group on Nov 19, 2022. The students enjoyed the melodious rendition by Hans Raj Hans and relished the knowledge pills doled out by the famous author Chetan Bhagat. In addition to interacting with the media personalities such as Rahul Kanwar and Shweta Singh, they cherished the poetry of Kumar Vishwas.

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“Please tell me why we are going to this fundraiser again.” Raj asked her as he was not looking forward to it. He was tired after a long shift, and there wasn’t anyone there that he wanted to see. “Can’t we just write someone a check and then stay home instead?”