#family function organiser in pune

[your-smee-posts]

Forever wedding - Thread Ceremony Planners |Event Management Company in Pune

visit : https://www.foreverweddings.in/top-10-thread-ceremony-organiser-in-pune.html

Family Events organiser|planner company in Pune . We also provide services for Kitty Party event and venue management in Pune. Find and book best Kitty Party organiser Company, perfect Family Function management Services in Pune.

family function organiser in pune, Decoration Services - Family Function management Services, kitty party event management company in pune

[foreverweddingsblog-blog]

family function organiser in pune  | forever weddings

The Ritual of Thread Ceremony should be performed by a Purohit who knows Mantras and vidhi-vidhana of Upanayana ceremony. Forever wedding is the best Janeu event management firm in Pune.

visit : https://www.foreverweddings.in/top-10-thread-ceremony-organiser-in-pune.html

family function organiser in pune

[mumbailivenews]

Mumbai: CR Extends Periodicity of "This" Special Train

Central Railways (CR) will extend the periodicity of special trains running between Mumbai and Balharshah, Maharashtra to clear the extra rush of passengers as under:   01127 Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT)- Balharshah special is now extended to run on 2.8.2022 and 9.8.2022 (2 Trips) 01128 Balharshah - Lokmanya Tilak Terminus special is now extended to run on 3.8.2022 and 10.8.2022 (2 Trips)   There will be no change in timings, composition and halts.   Reservation: Bookings for extended trips of special train No. 01127/01128 on special charges opened on July 27, 2022 at all computerised reservation centres and on website http://www.irctc.co.in. For detailed timings at halts of this special train please visit http://www.enquiry.indianrail.gov.in or download NTES App Passengers are advised to follow COVID-19 appropriate behaviour for their and other's safety. Meanwhile, the concluding day of the iconic week of “Azaadi ki Rail Gaadi aur Stations” was organized on July 23, 2022, at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), Mumbai. Pralhad Joshi, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Coal and Mines, Government of India, Darshana Jardosh, Minister of State for Railways and Textiles, Government of India and Sushri Pratima Bhoumik, Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India addressed from New Delhi and interacted with the freedom fighters and families of freedom fighters through video conference and Raosaheb Dadarao Danve Patil, Minister of State for Railways, Coal and Mines, Government of India addressed and interacted with the freedom fighters and families of freedom fighters through video conference. V.K. Tripathi, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Railway Board welcomed the dignitaries. At Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Mumbai, Anant Laxman Gurav Freedom fighter and family of Dayaram Israni were facilitated by Shri Alok Singh, Additional General Manager, Central Railway. Shalabh Goel, Divisional Railway Manager, Mumbai Division and other senior officials from headquarters and divisions were present on the occasion. CSMT, Pune, Satara, Nashik Road stations of Central Railway were among the 75 freedom stations connected through two-way video link. As part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebrations, Indian Railways organised week long celebrations of the ‘Azadi Ki Rail Gadi aur Stations’ from 18th July-23rd July. During the event, the importance of 75 identified stations/27 trains in the freedom struggle has been highlighted. All Zones/Divisions through their nominated Stations (all 75 freedom stations) were connected through Virtual Conference on the closing event. The function was livestreamed with two-way communication link. The “Azaadi ki Rail Gaadi aur Stations” concluding event also featured nukkad natak, cultural programme about freedom struggle and deshbhakti songs. A large number of audience were present at all the 75 freedom stations to witness the event.

[widefyofficial]

Why Linkedin is important for students

Considering the amazing benefits that connecting with professionals on LinkedIn brings, college students can no way forget about this social networking platform. Actually, your networking on LinkedIn should begin as early as feasible. LinkedIn permit you to find jobs as soon as you graduate from college.

However, it’s a remorse that college students spend very little time on this expert social networking platform, as compared to the time spent on other famous social networking sites like Facebook, Instagram, MySpace and Twitter.

Given below are a few key tips on how college students need to use LinkedIn and the way they can achieve maximum advantages by connecting with experts on this social networking site.

 1. Getting Job Email Alerts

Once you have created your expert profile on LinkedIn, you could set e-mail alerts to receive notifications of suggested jobs. Students and job-seekers could be able to see the notifications on their homepage as quickly as they log into their LinkedIn profile.

 2. Connecting with Professionals

If you examine LinkedIn, you’ll be amazed to find out the huge range of professionals who choose to connect here. In reality, you could find your friends, co-workers, colleagues, classmates and own family members on this platform. And it’s never a tough activity connecting with them all. What’s extra, you may even import your e-mail list to discover who among your friends is present on LinkedIn.

 3. Conducting Company Research

One of the biggest advantage LinkedIn gives university students and job-seekers is that they can take a look at the pages in their targeted employers. By visiting business enterprise pages, you can conduct a studies on the whereabouts of the business, the hiring procedure and what people have to say regarding that organisation. This sort of organisation research on LinkedIn can usually hold a stay ahead of your opposition and will increase your employability.

 4. Getting Recommendations

LinkedIn also gives a function via which you may get other people to recommend you. People with a most number of recommendations have a decent chance of attracting the employers’ interest. College students can also try and get as many recommendations as viable to boom their employability.

 5. Letting Companies Find You

Today, a massive range of companies search for talented applicants on social networking platforms like LinkedIn. If you have created a terrific and unique expert profile, possibilities are you'll attract employer’s interest. And it would simply be great to be invited through corporations on your job position you usually wanted to occupy.

 6.Connecting with Other Students

College students also can use LinkedIn to community with different college students. This form of networking offers you a extraordinary possibility to discover how different college graduates found a job or got hired by an company.

 7.Landing International Jobs

Well, LinkedIn is a worldwide networking platform. If you're interested in doing jobs overseas, you can get numerous advantages by networking in this social media website. You can connect with all of the important international employers and discover jobs in foreign countries.

Conclusion

It’s about time that university college students too created their profiles on LinkedIn and started out to apply this social media platform for connecting with professionals. If you prepare yourself as early as viable, you could without problems stay in front of your competition when it comes to grabbing a job of your interest.

ABOUT AUTHOR

Widefy, one of the leading Web Development Company in Pune provides low cost Web Design Services in Pune. Being the best Web Design Company in Pune, We provide a bouquet of Web Design & Website Development Services in Pune since many years.

For more details please visit https://widefy.in/web-development-company-in-pune

[nirmanpune]

CHALLENGES/LIMITATIONS DUE TO MENTAL ILLNESS/PROBLEM

Mental illnesses are the most devastating and disabling of the diseases, affecting the mankind, giving its afflicted and their families a life of suffering, trauma and travail. They totally destroy the persons, personally sap their capacity to lead a normal family and social life and drive them to a life of isolation from the family and society. Often the entire personality of the person with mental health problem becomes shattered due to difficulty in day to day functioning. What is needed is not just medical intervention but a multiple therapeutic approach to bring them back even to a semblance of normal functionality. The need is, along with psychiatric treatment a scientifically planned and organised counselling and rehabilitation program aimed at recovery and reintegration. While the illness affects the individual, the families who are the chief caregivers suffer equally because of lack of skills to handle critical situations, inadequate knowledge of the nature of illness and dismally poor facilities to treat the illness. If u want to get rid of this ,you must visit our Nasha Mukti Kendra pune & drug de addiction center in pune and stay helathy and satisfied

Impairment:     Loss of normal function or abnormality of mental or physical function. Eg:     Hallucinations, Delusions, Depression, Anxiety

Dysfunction:     Restriction for or lack of environment for overcoming dysfunction. Eg:     Inability to work, Taking care of self, Problems for simple activities     like bathing, brushing

Disability:     Restriction or lack of ability to perform a role. Eg: unemployment,     under/discontinued education, Homelessness

Disadvantage:     Lack of opportunity for an individual that prevents him fulfilling the     role of normal person. Eg: Discrimination

Stigma

 THERAPIES TO MENTAL ILLNESS/PROBLEM

Behavioural     therapies to encourage acceptable behaviour and activity

Social     skill training

Supported     employment

Supported     education

Supported     living

Skill     training

Resource     identification and mobilisation

Family     psycho education

Measure     to build self esteem and confidence

Recovery     oriented programs

Community     inter-phased residential care

  Important  Note :- Are you addicted to any drug? Don't worry, Our team will discuse with You ,Just visit De-addiction centre in Pune or Nasha Mukti Kendra in Pune & get De-addicted.

[born2battle]

My Innings as DDG at Army HQ

     In the beginning of Mar 2002, while Op PARAKRAM was still in progress, I reported in Army HQ to take charge as Deputy Director General, DDG (Equipment Management) in MGO Branch. It was an exciting moment to enter the South Block for the first time in my career, for shouldering new responsibilities, in an entirely new role, in an entirely new Organisation. It took me almost a month to understand the magnitude of the tasks involving “Equipment Management”. I was in the core group for the purchase, procurement, stocking and release of all types of equipment, for all the Units & Formations of the Army. It entailed inventory management of diverse weapon systems & ammunition, a large variety of combat vehicles for specific requirements of each Arm/Service, complex communication equipment and a range of clothing including special clothing for high altitude terrain. Additionally, the  entire supply chain management had to be monitored to ensure that the right equipment, of the right quality & in the right quantity, reaches the right location, at the right time. The challenges were numerous with multiple solutions.

     Soon on arrival in Delhi, I was allotted temporary accommodation in Army Battle Honours Mess. I got accustomed to the new lifestyle of carrying pack lunch & commuting by the Army Bus. The new office timings (9 AM to 5 PM) and observing a five day week were some other major  changes. It was quite a learning experience about new office procedures as well, since the MGO Branch had to interact with all the Command HQ  and the officials in the MOD (Ministry of Defence) & the OFB (Ordnance Factory Board) frequently. In the first week of Apr, I went to Bagrakote & returned to Delhi along with my mother, Sanjivani & Aditya. We shifted to temporary accommodation in Shankar Vihar complex, near the domestic Airport. Soon thereafter, Aditya got admission in Xth standard in Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan. Incidentally, our children looked forward to this process of change consequent to each posting, which certainly laid the foundation of their personality development.

    In order to familiarise myself  with the functions of the Ordnance Depots & the Base Workshops, I visited Agra, Kanpur, Jabalpur & Pulgaon  in the first one month.  In addition, I got an opportunity to attend the Review Meeting at OFB, located at Kolkata. It enabled an update about  the progress of achievement of targets by various production agencies and the PSUs, as also the progress of procurement of equipment and ammunition ex- import. Thereafter, we had the six monthly Review Conference at MGO Branch, which was chaired by the MGO and attended by the DGOS,  DGEME and the MG Adm of each Command HQas also  the members of the OFB. We had to modify our plans and  allot the critical requirements to each  Command HQ.  It was always a race against time, specially for equipment management of the formations deployed on the LOC & the LAC. Necessary priority was also accorded  to formations deployed  in Counter Insurgency operations as also the units deployed on the Siachen Glacier. It was a great learning experience personally, facing entirely new challenges, which I had never visualised earlier.

     In the end of May 2002, I felt elated to be selected as a member of MGO Branch  Delegation for an official visit to USA. Our schedule  included visits to several logistics establishments and the OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) involved in manufacture of defence equipment. We had just one month to plan our itinerary, prepare the agenda for discussions for each visit and finalise the  arrangements for travel & stay during our visit.  Finally, in the last week of Jun, we took off by Air India, on our maiden long duration flight. On arrival in New York, we were received by our Defence Attache, who escorted us thereafter during the entire Tour. Our schedule commenced with an impressive briefing at the Operations Support Command. 

     Thereafter, we visited several Defence establishments and the OEMs on the West Coast and progressed in a sequence for completion of visits on the East Coast. The visit to the US Army Aviation Centre was really special. In fact every visit was unique and provided us an opportunity to visit local  tourist attractions as well. In the end, we came to New York and boarded the return flight, with memories of this professional experience. On return to Army HQ, we prepared the Delegation Report  and submitted it to the MOD, which was followed by a Presentation. I will always cherish this life time opportunity of a Defence Delegation.

     Meanwhile, we were allotted permanent accommodation in Sardar Patel Marg complex, which was just adjacent to the Taj & Maurya Sheraton hotels. It was a coincidence that Ashvini & Nandini had come over to  spend their summer vacation. So, all the members of the family again contributed their expertise of packing, shifting and unpacking before settling down in our new Home!! We organised visits to some of the major tourist spots in Delhi on the week ends. In the end, we went for a short trip to Jaipur, popularly known as the Pink City. It was a refreshing break for all of us, before Ashvini & Nandini’s  departure for Pune.  

     I continued my routine visits to various Ordnance Depots and the PSUs, on case by case basis. However, the most memorable visit was to the  Siachen Base Camp. I went there to acquaint myself urgently, about  the critical requirements of special clothing & equipment authorised to the Siachen Brigade. Initially, I went to Leh by the IAF Courier from Delhi  and completed the acclimatisation process at Leh. Subsequently, I travelled by road from Leh to Partapur, crossing enroute the famous Khardungla Pass located at 18,000 feet. This journey itself was a breathtaking experience literally. I had a night halt at the Brigade HQ at  Partapur before  proceeding ahead to Siachen Base Camp, which is located at 12,000 feet. I observed the rigorous training & acclimatisation being conducted at Siachen Battle School. It was a prerequisite before the induction of  Infantry Battalions & support elements onto the Siachen Glacier. I was also briefed about the logistic plans for supply & replenishment of various posts and methods of  casualty evacuation which were vital for operations in the challenging terrain and climatic conditions on the Glacier. I returned to Delhi after two weeks, with profound respect for all the Siachen Warriors.

       Next major event was the Army Commanders Conference in Oct. We had to compile the latest status of all types of equipment held by the formations, ascertain the essential requirements and prepare a plan for making up the deficiencies from the stocks held in the Ordnance Depots. In the Conference, all the Command HQ gave a review of their activities and projected their critical requirements. Similar Presentations were given by all the Branches & Directorates at the Army HQ. It was a great opportunity since I learnt about the methodology of integration of all operational and logistics  plans, with a long term perspective. The ultimate aim was to continually enhance the levels of operational preparedness, with higher priority for operations on the LOC & LAC as also the Counter Insurgency operations and the Siachen Glacier.

      2003 commenced with the preparations for the Army Day Parade & the Republic Day events. It was a privilege as we availed the chance to witness the magnificent Republic Day Parade, from the main enclosure reserved for the Armed Forces. The latest equipment on display was a matter of pride not only for the Contingents but equally for the MGO Branch. All the celebrations culminated with a splendid Beating the Retreat ceremony at Vijay Chowk followed by the illumination of Rashtrapati  Bhavan and North & South Block.

      It is often said --- “Time & tide wait for none.” It proved to be true as  one year of my tenure was completed so quickly, enriched with so many professional experiences.  Aditya completed his Board Exams and while  the results were awaited, Ashvini & Nandini  joined us for another summer vacation. This time, we visited the remaining tourist attractions in Delhi on every weekend. The most enjoyable visit was to the famous Red Fort where we learnt about it’s historical significance by watching the Sound and Light Show. 

     Thereafter, I arranged a short trip  to visit  Agra and Fatehpur Sikri. Our visit to the iconic Taj Mahal ---- one of the Seven Wonders of the World, was the most wonderful experience.

          By now, the results of the Board Exam were declared and Aditya was delighted with a score of  90%. It was perhaps destined that Aditya would pursue higher education in Pune as we decided to shift base. I took Annual Leave for a month and all of us went  to Pune. We completed the admission process in Fergusson College and rented accommodation in Kothrud. It enabled all the children to stay together and enjoy their college life. Sanjivani also stayed on in Pune and once again shouldered the responsibility as their coach, guide and mentor. I returned to Delhi and experienced an “Empty Nest” feeling for the first time!!

     There was yet another important  assignment  when I was detailed as a representative of MGO Branch to witness the trials and evaluation of BPJs (Bullet Proof Jackets). I had to attend these trials in different locations and carry out the comparative analysis. All the subsequent procedures till the finalisation of the  contract by the MOD were an educative experience. We continued to obtain monthly feedback about the state of holdings of equipment from the Command HQ and check progress of target fixation from the OFB. This ensured  that the rate of supply was always faster than the rate of expenditure, specially in case of weapons and ammunition. The result of this proactive approach was higher state of combat readiness and enhanced user satisfaction at all levels. At the MGO Branch, it created a ripple effect of enthusiasm resulting in setting higher targets, stringent timelines and further improvement of the supply chain management.

     In Jan 2004, Defence Expo was organised in Pragati Maidan. All of us at the MGO Branch attended this event since the exhibition showcased the latest trends and technological developments pertaining to military equipment. Thereafter, I got  another opportunity to witness the traditional Republic Day Parade and associated celebrations. Next month, I was delighted to be selected as a part of another Defence Delegation for visiting a few countries in Europe ----- Finland, Austria, Switzerland and Italy.  Our Delegation was specifically assigned the responsibility to examine the latest developments in Snow-clothing, Snowmobiles  and Mountaineering Equipment essential in Snow Bound area.  We left Delhi on 15 Mar 2004, and over the next two weeks visited several  OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) in Helsinki, Geneva, Berne, Zurich, Vienna, Rome and Venice.

        We were shown the manufacturing process by each Firm and given a demonstration of the equipment in the Alps. We also got an opportunity to cross the Arctic Circle while travelling North of Helsinki. The Vatican City and the majestic Colosseum in Rome kept us spellbound. Finally, we went to Venice and enjoyed the enchanting Gondola rides. The Delegation was  privileged to have a meeting followed by dinner with our Ambassadors, both in Austria and Switzerland. On return to Delhi, we submitted the final report to the MOD. Thereafter, we gave a Presentation which was attended personally by Mr. George Fernandez (then Defence Minister). I will always cherish the memories of this fascinating experience of another Defence Delegation.

     Just after completing two years and three months of my prestigious tenure in the South Block, I received my posting orders to proceed  to Ahmedabad. I was required to take charge as DDG NCC, Gujarat by mid Aug. I looked forward eagerly to shouldering this new appointment which would be quite different compared to all my previous  assignments. It entailed training of the NCC Cadets, appropriately called the process of  “Grooming Tomorrow’s Leaders”. As I finally departed after a traditional farewell from the MGO Branch, I had a feeling of tremendous accomplishment having fulfilled  most of the expectations of the  Formations. The dedication and support by my Team of Directors -----  Col Sanjay Kulkarni, Col KJ Singh, Col Saini and Col Ratnaparkhi deserve special compliments. I consider my innings at the Army HQ as a feather in my cap. It was time to shift from the dynamic Army HQ to the tranquil NCC Directorate, with an attitude of gratitude.

[architectnews]

Ten key projects by Indian architect Anupama Kundoo

Here's a look at 10 pivotal projects by Indian architect Anupama Kundoo, whose work is currently on show in a retrospective at the Louisiana Museum in Denmark.

Kundoo's architecture centres around traditional craft traditions and construction techniques. Her buildings features handmade materials assembled by local craftsmen, which she favours over mass-produced production methods.

Many of her buildings can be found in Auroville, southeastern India. Kundoo moved to this experimental city after graduating from the University of Mumbai in 1989, and it has had a strong influence on her work.

It was in Auroville where she met modernist architect Roger Anger, who became a long-time collaborator. It was also here that she built her first house, Hut Petite Ferme, experimenting with materials including granite, clay and coconut fibre.

Although she now lives in Berlin, Kundoo is still heavily involved in the planning of this city. She has designed many of its institutional buildings, including the town hall.

She has also designed a range of other influential projects for India, including her affordable housing concept Full Fill Homes, which allows new homes to be erected in a matter of days.

Here's a look at 10 of her key projects, captured by photographer Javier Callejas:

Wall House, 2000, Auroville, India

The second house that Kundoo built for herself became a prototype for many of her subsequent projects.

Working with local craftsman, she opted to use preindustrial "achakal" mud bricks, which are less energy-intensive to produce than factory bricks. She also developed vaulted terracotta roofing systems, to utilise the skills of Auroville's potters.

Residence Kranti Kanade, 2003, Pune, India

This family villa consists of various indoor and outdoor spaces, all sheltered beneath a single large roof.

Rooms are interspersed with verandas and terraces that provide plenty of cross ventilation, but that also create natural separation between the domains of the house's various occupants.

Shah Houses, 2003, Brahmangarh, India

This pair of houses is built from natural basalt stone – a readily available material in the area – and locally crafted terracotta tubes.

Glass-fronted social spaces are located beneath the vaulted roofs, while more private spaces are embedded within the solid masonry walls.

Creativity, An Urban Eco-Community, 2003, Auroville, India

Designed as a prototype for a co-housing community, this complex provides diverse facilities for between 50 and 60 residents.

Raised walkways create space for interaction without compromising the privacy of the individual homes, and also allow the buildings to incorporate natural ventilation techniques.

Multipurpose Hall SAWCHU, 2000, Auroville, India

The Sri Aurobindo World Centre for Human Unity is a concrete pavilion, designed as a community space for the residents of Auroville.

The structure is supported by eight leaning pillars and is surrounded on three of its four quadrants by amphitheatre seating. At its centre is a circular skylight, which is mirrored by the patterns in the flooring below.

Town Hall Complex, 2005, Auroville, India

Kundoo collaborated with Roger Anger, who was Auroville's chief architect, to create a group of three buildings to house the town hall.

The complex intersperses offices with public facilities and service areas, allowing spaces to take on an urban character. Shaded walkways connect the buildings, which are primarily built from concrete and brick.

Mitra Youth Hostel, 2005, Auroville, India

Located very close to the town hall, this three-storey building accommodates young people arriving in Auroville for short- and medium-term stays.

The building is organised around open-air corridors that follow its kinked form. Rooms have balconies, plus there are various communal terraces, to encourage interaction between residents.

Voluntariat Homes for Homeless Children, 2008, Pondicherry, India

These dome-shaped housing units were designed to accommodate children from challenged backgrounds.

Here, Kundoo explores an innovative form of construction that is both low-cost and environmentally friendly. The structures are built from mud bricks made on site, which are then fired in-situ to make them more durable and water resistant.

Full Fill Homes, 2015, Auroville, India

Kundoo uses ferrocement – a low-tech form of reinforced concrete – to create the modules of these affordable housing units, which are designed to combat the homelessness problem in India.

The box-shaped modules can be assembled in a matter of days, and incorporate niches that become highly functional for storage.

Sharana Daycare Facility, 2019, Pondicherry, India

Reinforced concrete slabs were paired with modular terracotta screens to create the structure of this daycare centre.

The building was designed for a charitable organisation that aims to provide education to disadvantaged communities and children. It centres around a garden courtyard used for a variety of different activities.

The post Ten key projects by Indian architect Anupama Kundoo appeared first on Dezeen.

[annubs-tcs]

Mount Carmel Direct BVoc in Analytics Management Admission

Mount Carmel Direct BVoc in Analytics Management Admission

BVoc is a three-year duration undergraduate course that can be pursued in a wide range of fields starting from healthcare, food technology and hospitality to creative fields like graphic designing and beauty & wellness. One of the biggest advantages of pursuing BVoc against common degree courses is that a candidate has multiple exit points during the programme and continued industry exposure. Get Mount Carmel Direct BVoc in Analytics Management Admission for 2020 Session.

Contact TRUMP® Career Solution [AN ISO 9001:2015 certified Company].Call @ 9742479101 (Ankit Mishra) || 9742886036 (Anis) || 9035556036 (Mayur Gautam) || 9632226036 (Shekhar) Visit our website-http://www.trump.net.in/ or email us: contact@trump.net.in

BVoc Job Profiles

(Get Mount Carmel Direct BVoc in Analytics Management Admission for 2020 Session)

Computer operator: A computer operator is a professional who oversees the running of computers ensuring that the systems are functioning properly. Daily tasks of a computer operator include managing backup systems; maintaining printers, cycling tapes or other media etc.

Accountant: An accountant recommends financial actions of a company by analysing accounting options. An accountant summarises financial status, prepares balance sheets, works on profit and loss statements, etc.

Food Technologist: A food technologist is responsible for safe and efficient development, manufacture and modification of food products and processes. A food technologist can work in a wide range of settings starting from kitchens and factories to offices and labs.

Beautician: A beautician is a professional who typically works in a salon to provide different kinds of beauty and personal care services to clients. A beautician may specialise in different areas such as hair, makeup, nail art, personal styling, etc.

Product Development Engineer: The main responsibility of a product development engineer is to create a product design keeping in consideration the needs of the marketing, sales and manufacturing departments of a company.

Design Engineer: A design engineer studies, researches and develops ideas for new products. The engineer also modifies existing products and processes to ensure increased efficiency and performance.

Automobile Engineer: An automobile engineer is concerned with the design, development, manufacture, and testing of different vehicles. An automobile engineer is also involved in marketing, sales and after-sales of cars, trucks, buses, etc.

Research Scientist: A research scientist is responsible for designing and analysing information collected from laboratory-based investigations and experiments. A research scientist can work for government labs, environmental organisations, research organisations, etc.

Biochemist: The basic job of a biochemist is to study the chemistry of living processes such as cell development, growth, heredity, and disease. A biochemist plays a key role in developing new medicines that fight against life-threatening diseases like cancer.

Home Economist: A home economist is an individual that helps improving the well-being of people and the community as a whole in the areas of nutrition, interior design, resource management, family interaction, etc.

Vocational teacher: A vocational teacher is responsible for imparting vocational education to students in fields such as nursing, horticulture, computer repair, etc.

Also Read

Mount Carmel BCom Professional Direct Admission

Top BBA Colleges in Bangalore Direct Admission

BBA Direct Admission in Top College of Pune

Direct Law Admission With Low CLAT Score

Get Mount Carmel Direct BVoc in Analytics Management Admission for 2020 Session

Contact TRUMP® Career Solution [AN ISO 9001:2015 certified Company].Call @ 9742479101 (Ankit Mishra) || 9742886036 (Anis) || 9035556036 (Mayur Gautam) || 9632226036 (Shekhar) Visit our website-http://www.trump.net.in/ or email us: contact@trump.net.in

To know latest news of Coronavirus click on https://www.mohfw.gov.in/ for number of cases in India and also see Coronavirus India Live Updatesor contact us on the above given contact numbers

[your-smee-posts]

Best Family Function | Event Management Services in Pune

visit : https://www.foreverweddings.in/top-most-family-function-event-management-organiser-in-pune.html

Family Events organiser|planner company in Pune . We also provide services for Kitty Party event and venue management in Pune. Find and book best Kitty Party organiser

family function organiser in pune, Decoration Services - Family Function management Services, kitty party event management company in pune

[vsplusonline]

Countering Covid-19: Centre and states marshal their resources for a quick and effective response

New Post has been published on https://apzweb.com/countering-covid-19-centre-and-states-marshal-their-resources-for-a-quick-and-effective-response/

Countering Covid-19: Centre and states marshal their resources for a quick and effective response

How well an administration reacts to a health emergency may not entirely be clear from the website of its health department. But in Kerala’s case, it is an accurate reflection of the state’s deft handling of the novel coronavirus disease, or Covid-19.

The homepage of Kerala’s health portal is rich with information related to coronavirus, including daily district-wise data on how many people are under observation. There is a detailed list of risk factors for fliers — including where they sat and where an infected person did — and information on the discharge criteria for those who have come from various countries. The state has set up as many as 18 teams — including for surveillance and for ambulance management — in the state coronavirus control room.

Kerala is a welcome anomaly in an otherwise inadequate public-healthcare system in India. The state earned plaudits for the manner in which it tackled the Nipah virus outbreak in 2018. So Kerala’s response to Covid-19 is hardly surprising. The first three Covid-19 cases in India were reported in Kerala in January-February, but they were all cured. There have been no more cases in the state.

As concerns over the spread of Covid-19 grow stronger across the country, even other states and the Centre are throwing their weight behind containing it. There have been 34 confirmed cases, including 16 Italian tourists, in India so far but no deaths. On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took stock of the situation and the steps taken by the government.

The Union government on February 3 set up a group of ministers (GoM) to monitor the situation. Led by Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, the GoM — which also consists of the external affairs and civil aviation ministers, and junior ministers of health, home and shipping — has met five times till now. Besides the ministries, agencies such as the National Centre for Disease Control and the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority are also part of the government’s efforts.

A wall at a government hospital in Kolkata displays COVID-19 helpline number. State governments have deployed resources from multiple departments to disseminate information regarding the virus.

“Even though the WHO (World Health Organization) has not declared Covid-19 a pandemic, it has asked countries to remain prepared. India initiated the required preparedness and action at the field level on January 17, much before the advice from the WHO,” says Vardhan.

Exports of critical items such as personal protective equipment and N95 masks have been restricted to ensure their availability in India.

Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba has held 15 review meetings with various ministries since January 27. On March 6, the health ministry and the WHO organised a training session that was attended by 280 health officials from all states and from the hospitals of the railways, defence and paramilitary forces. Video conferences are also being held with states every other day, both to train officials and to take stock of the situation.

Health Secretary Preeti Sudan has deputed more than 10 joint secretaries to assess the preparedness of states and Union territories. But state officials do not want meetings to be counter-productive. “During a crisis like this, you cannot allow meetings to take up a lot of your time. That is why we combine meetings and interact mostly on WhatsApp groups and conference calls on the move,” says K Kolandaswamy, director of public health in Tamil Nadu.

The Covid-19 outbreak began in Wuhan in China’s Hubei province in December and has since spread to 88 countries and territories. There have been over 98,000 confirmed cases — 82% of that in China alone — and 3,380 deaths, with over 3,000 just in China, according to the WHO. Believed to have been transmitted from bats through other animals to humans, the virus spreads when a person comes in contact with small droplets from an infected person’s nose or mouth and then touches her own eyes, nose or mouth.

That is why polio-awareness workers in Uttar Pradesh, the country’s most populous state, have been wearing masks and maintaining a distance of 1.5 metres while making enquiries at homes throughout Agra, a favourite among local and foreign tourists. The exercise is being carried out to reach all those who possibly had contact with an infected person. More than 50,000 houses have already been surveyed, says Mukesh Vats, Agra’s chief medical officer. “We decided to deploy polio abhiyan workers as they are aware of their localities.” A man who tested positive for Covid-19 had travelled to Agra to meet his relatives. They have all been quarantined.

In Rajasthan, a rapid action team has been set up to trace those who came in contact with Italian tourists in Jhunjhunu, Jodhpur, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Udaipur and Bikaner, according to state health minister Raghu Sharma. Italy has become Europe’s coronavirus hotspot. Besides the health department, other arms of the government are being drafted into the fight against Covid-19. Sachin Pilot, deputy chief minister of Rajasthan, says, “All departments in the state, including local bodies, are taking precautions to stop its spread. For example, my own department — the rural development — has been engaged in making villagers aware of the dos and don’ts of the disease.”

Medical staff wear protective masks at an isolation ward at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Institute of Medical Sciences in Ahmedabad.

However, relying just on government hospitals would not be enough if the number of infected people was to multiply. And that is why states such as Delhi, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra are turning to private or trust-owned hospitals to meet the shortfall in capacity. Telangana has announced that it has the option of using as isolation wards the 40,000 two-bedroom houses it plans to hand over to poor families, in addition to the 3,000 beds it has set aside in five public hospitals.

India has quickly increased the number of labs that can test samples for Covid-19, from 15 a few days ago to 51 now, with Pune’s National Institute of Virology being the nodal lab. As of March 6, over 4,000 samples had been tested in India, according to the health ministry. India has also ramped up monitoring at all airports, and almost 8 lakh fliers have been screened. On March 4, the government announced that passengers from all nations would be checked for the virus. But questions have been raised about the credentials of the health team at the Guwahati airport as the health officer, Parthajyoti Gogoi, is not a doctor.

Guwahati provides a crucial link to the Northeast and it also has some international flights. It emerged on March 6 that Bhutan’s first Covid-19 case — a 76-year-old US tourist — had a week-long cruise on the Brahmaputra before he travelled to Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital.

Not just fliers but people who enter the country through land borders are also being checked for Covid-19. Uttar Pradesh alone has six border points with Nepal. As of March 5, more than 11.5 lakh people had been screened at border checkposts. About 4,000 meetings of village councils have been held to sensitise those living along the borders. Neighbouring states are also in constant touch with each other, given the frequent movement of people between them, says Kolandaswamy. Tamil Nadu shares a border with Puducherry, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Kerala. Sarita RL, Kerala’s director of health services, did not respond to requests for comment.

The railways has also been roped in to augment the government’s efforts to disseminate tips on precaution. With 6,600 active stations across India, the railways is the largest public announcement network in India, explains VK Yadav, chairman of the Railway Board. Isolation wards are being created at each of the 84 railway hospitals.

While state governments might have suppressed information during a public-health crisis in the past, they cannot afford to do so now. The absence of verified communication gives space for rumours circulated on social media to grow.

Fortunately, politics has not come in the way of states working with the Centre or with each other on tackling the coronavirus infection. But that is small comfort in a country with just eight doctors per 10,000 people, compared with 18 in China. India has only nine beds per 10,000 people, while China has 38. ¡§Be prepared for the worst. While only a fraction would get sick if it spreads in a community, the absolute number of persons who need care would be large,¡¨ says Rajeev Sadanandan, a former Kerala bureaucrat who played a key role in handling the Nipah crisis.

India might not have the capacity to handle an outbreak of the scale China has seen. So its best bet is to prevent such an outcome.

With inputs from Shantanu Nandan Sharma, CR Sukumar & Teena Thacker ganesan.seetharaman@timesgroup.com

if(geolocation && geolocation != 5 && (typeof skip == 'undefined' || typeof skip.fbevents == 'undefined')) !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window, document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '338698809636220'); fbq('track', 'PageView');

Source link

[365journeysworldin-blog]

Popular Fairs and Festivals of India

India is known as a Land of Festivals for its cultural and traditional festivals as it has many cultures and religions.  Every festival is unique in its way and One can enjoy the festival celebration in India every month. Due to its diversity in the religions, languages, cultures and castes each and every festival is celebrated uniquely in different ways according to the rituals, beliefs and its significant history behind. Be sure to celebrate the popular festivals while visiting the country to explore the prosperity of Indian culture and heritage.

Diwali

Diwali is also known as the festival of lights and is celebrated by millions of people not only in India but around the world. It is a famous and important festival of the Hindu Community. All the places are decorated with lights and Diyas (Clay Lamps). Auspicious Pooja are performed at Homes and Temples and people wear traditional Cloths and Sweets are exchanged and crackers burned to mark the Diwali festival. Diwali festival normally falls in the month of October or November. Best places to witness the Diwali festival is the Northern Part of India especially Delhi, Agra, Jaipur and Varanasi.

Holi

Holi is a festival of Colours. The vibrancy of colors is something that brings in a lot of positivity in our lives and Holi being the festival of colours is actually a day worth rejoicing. Holi is a famous Hindu festival that is celebrated in every part of India with utmost joy and enthusiasm. On the day of Holi people throw wnd apply colours on each other. Holi is celebrated in the Month of March every year. Best place to witness the festival is Mathura, Vrindhavan, Delhi and Udaipur.

Dussehra

Dussehra also known as Vijayadashami is another major Hindu festival celebrated in India during the month of October or November at the end of Navarati. This festival is celebrated to commemorate the victory of Lord Rama over the demon Ravana or in other words victory of Good over Evil. In North India it is celebrated by flaming the effigies of Ravana, Meghanatha and Kumbhakarna. With this burning, the play Ramleela, displaying the story of Ramayana, also comes to an end. In Kullu Valley, Himachal a large fair is organised, and half a million people visit the parade. In Mysore, several fairs and cultural performances are organized. The grand parade of bedecked elephants and guards sitting on a horseback, escort the idol of Goddess through the city. Best place to witness the festival is Kullu, Mysore, Bhopal and Varanasi.

Ganesh Chaturthi

Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated to mark the birthday of Lord Ganesha and is celebrated as a grand festival in the states of Maharashtra. The festival is also known by the name Vinayaka Chaturthi that generally takes place between August and September. The festival is marked with the installation of Ganesha clay idols privately in homes, or publicly on elaborate pandals. The Lord Ganesha is considered as a figure of wisdom, prosperity and great fortune. The festival is celebrated with extreme enthusiasm and devotion by the people. Best place to witness the festival is Mumbai and Pune.

Onam

Onam is a annual harvest festival celebrated in the South Indian state Kerala and takes place every year during the end of August or beginning of September. The festival is essentially celebrated by the people to welcome the homecoming of their dearest legendry King Mahabali into their homes. People decorate their homes with flowers and many functions are organised like boat racing, music and dance activities and the most important is the Sadhya (feast) which all family members have together with some of the great south Indian food. Best place to witness the festival is Kerala

Maha Shivratri

Maha Shivratri, which literally translates to “great night of Shiva” is a Hindu festival celebrated in India and Nepal and is dedicated to the destroyer, Lord Shiva. This festival is celebrated by visiting temples and offering prayers to please the lord Shiva and even people fast the whole day to show their devotion towards the Lord. Best place to witness the festival is Haridwar, Ujjain and Varanasi.

Janmashtmi

Lord Krishna’s birthday is celebrated as Janmashtmi mainly in Northern India. The festival is observed especially in Mathura and Vrindavan, the birth place of Lord Krihsna. On the preceding day devotees keep a vigil and fast until midnight, the traditional hour of his birth. Then the image of Krishna is bathed in water and milk, dressed in new clothes, and worshipped. Temples and household shrines are decorated with leaves and flowers; sweetmeats are first offered to the god and then distributed as prasada to all the members of the household. Best place to witness the festival is Mathura and Vrindavan.

Eid

Eid is a major festival for Muslims in India. The festival is marked by people visiting the mosque for an auspicious prayer and wearing new cloths and preparing delicacies. Eid-ul-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan (Ramjan) when the Muslims break the fast. Eid is celebrated with holy fasting and offering prayers. It ends with joyful feasting. Best place to witness the festival is Delhi, Lucknow, Mumbai and Hyderabad

Durga Pooja

Celebrating the reign of good over evil, the festival celebrates the victory of Goddess Durga over Mahishasura. Decorated idols of Goddess Durga are placed on decorated huge Pandals for workship. Daily prayers and pooja are performed by priest and people gather to pray during the aarti ceremony. In west Bengal Durga pooja is celebrated with full joy and enjoyment. People keep various fast to please the goddess. Best place to witness the festival is Kolkata and Delhi.

Raksha Bandhan

Indian women shop for “Rakhi,” a sacred thread on the eve of “Raksha Bandhan” festival in Jammu, India, Monday, Aug.23, 2010. Women tie the thread on the wrist of their brothers or men they regard as brothers during this festival which celebrates the brother-sister relationship. (AP Photo/Channi Anand)

Raksha Bandhan is a special Hindu festival which is celebrated in India and countries like Nepal to symbolize the love between a brother and a sister. The occasion of Raksha Bandhan is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu luni-solar calendar in the month of Shravana which typically falls in the August month. On this day, a sister ties a rakhi around the wrist of her brother in order to pray for his prosperity, health and well-being. The brother in return offers a gifts and promises to protect his sister from any harm. Best place to witness the festival is Agra, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.

Pushkar Camel Fair

This fair is held every year in November at the time of the Kartik Purnima Full moon. This fair is one of the biggest livestock fair in India that attracts thousands of camels, horses and cattle and visited by over 400,000 people over a period of around fourteen days. Special Camps are placed around Pushkar to accommodate the inflow of tourist during this fair. Special events and activities are also organised like camel racing, Folk Dances and Music.

Hemis Festival

Hemis festival is celebrated annually in Ladakh mainly in the month of July. It is a two-day festival hosted at the Hemis Gompa Monastery to celebrate the birth of Padmasambhava, the founder of Tibetan Buddhism. Hemis Festival is one of those festivals that reflect the history and tradition of Buddhist culture.

Jaisalmer Desert Festival

Desert Festival Jaisalmer is an annual event that takes place in February month in the beautiful golden city of Jaisalmer. The festival is celebrated amidst the beautiful dunes of the Thar Desert in the Sam dunes. The Festival is organised to give tourist a glance of the imperial state culture of Rajasthan.  The Major attractions of this festival are the Disharmony of Rajasthani art, folk dance and music, Camel races, longest mustache competition, turban tying and making more activities.

Pongal

Pongal is a harvest festival dedicated to the Sun God. It is one of the most popular harvest festivals of Tamil Nadu. Pongal falls in the mid-January every year and marks the auspicious beginning of Uttarayan – sun’s journey northwards. Pongal festival lasts for four days. This four days long festival of Tamil Nadu is celebrated for showing gratitude to nature. The literal meaning of Pongal is “spilling over” and it had been named so, because of the tradition of boiling rice in a pot until it starts overflowing.

We are an India Tour company offering the real experience of India by bringing out its authentic charm. 365 Journeys in India is one of the foremost and complete Travel Solution providers. The Hand Picked Travel Packages created by our team who are equally enthusiastic in exploring and travelling will make your tour a lifetime experience. We can also make an exclusive tailor made tour of India for you, as we take the time to get to know you allowing us to create your perfect tailor made holiday.

[naaradpr]

Bharat Ke Veer, an NGO that works for India's Bravehearts under Ministry of Home Affairs, Salim Khan, Mr.Madhur Bhandarkar, Helen, Sucheta Bhide-Chapekar among others felicitated at the prestigious Master Deenanath Mangeshkar Awards

Master Deenanath Mangeshkar Smruti Pratishthan, Pune, a Registered Public Charitable Trust established and exclusively nurtured over the last thirty (30) years by the Mangeshkar Family, felicitated legends from the fields of music, drama, art and social work with the prestigious Deenanath Award and other awards at the Shri Shanmukhanand Hall, Sion. Hon. Directorate General Mr.Vijay Kumar CRPF presided over the function and the awards were given away by RSS Chief H'ble Shri.Mohan Bhagwat.

This year, the Master Deenanath Mangeshkar Award for music and art has been conferred upon the well-known classical dancer Smt.Sucheta Bhide-Chapekar; Master Deenanath Mangeshkar Lifetime Award (Jeevan Gaurav Puraskar) to Mr.Salim Khan; Master Deenanath Mangeshkar Special Award to Shri. Madhur Bhandarkar for his contribution to Indian Cinema; Master Deenanath Mangeshkar Special Award to Smt. Helenji renowned actress for her contribution to Indian Cinema;Vagvilasini Award to Shri Vasant Abaji Dahakefor Literature; the Mohan Wagh Award to Bhadrakali Productions"Soyare Sakal" for Best Drama of the Year; Anandmayee Puraskar to Pandit Suresh Talwalkar of Taalyogi Ashramfor his social cause. H'bleDirectorate General Mr.Vijaykumar CRPF will be honored for the social cause on behalf of the"Bharat ke Veer" an NGO who work for India's Bravehearts under Ministry of Home Affairs. This time the Deenanath Mangeshkar Pratishthan has handed over a token of appreciation to honour the martyrs who have laid down their lives in line of duty in the terrorist attack at Pulwama in Jammu & Kashmir that claimed the lives of over 40 CRPF soldiers. For the same cause H'ble Lata Mangeshkar has donated Rs.1 Crore  in memory of her father Master Deenanath Mangeshkar.

The award function was followed by a musical programme Shri. Harihartitled Swaranjali that witnessed performances by Shaan, Sadhana Sargam, Roopkumar Rathod, Vibhavari Apte, Madhura Datar, Reewa Rathod, Radha Mangeshkar and Bappi Lahiri. The music arrangement was done by Mr.Anand Sahasrabhuddhe. The students of the MIT ADTU Choir begun the evening with a special tribute to the martyrs of the Indian Army and the CRPF. The music program was organised by Hridayesh Arts.

[abhishekkumar226-blog]

best english speaking course in pune

At this website we help you to search English speaking course in pune viman nagar in which institutes are committed to providing West Germanic skills with a structured West Germanic learning pathway which will support each student within the method of reaching his or her full potential in an exceedingly stimulating and safe setting.

Apart from the routine schoolroom teaching sessions the Department of English organizes multiple events to proliferate students’ literary and communication skills. Upgrade Your English & Communication! At the tip of this course, you'll be able to learn the way to talk English fluently . you'll end up expressing with confidence in regular business interactions, meetings, interview, and shows.

If you are searching for spoken English classes in hinjewadi pune 

then we will let you meet your expectation by complying the institute swho are best in spoken  English and they tell tha English that is spoken by individuals, employed in conversations. it'll have many phrases and incomplete sentences that square measure ‘understood in context.’ it's a private communication, meant for some. largely queries, answers, and short sentences/phrases that specific a concept.

Nowadays, much everybody has to be fluent in spoken English to reach career, business and life. Rightly so, for English is that the fourth most generally spoken communication of the planet. Your fluency in spoken English can verify your future prospects. massive corporations rent staffs that square measure fluent in spoken English solely. Additionally, you wish to talk English, or a minimum of write well, whereas communication for your business. Furthermore, you need glorious information of reading English and comprehending words.

There are many English speaking course in pune chinchwad

also who serious about teaching people the best and saws that Learning, for me, is a chance to use what I’ve learned, and, to broaden my horizons and to boost the simplest version of myself. Learning, helps Maine discover my hidden abilities, and helps Maine to beat the concern and obstacles. I feel that the a lot of i do know, the a lot of i'm capable of accomplishing what i would like, without worrying of others’ judgment. Learning is life, and life is learning.

Life offers numerous challenges and that we cannot let concern stop spoken English classes in chinchwad pune

people  from learning. i made a decision that I had to require a stand and be brave. i used to be sick and uninterested in not finding the proper words once attempting to own a voice communication in English. It’s extremely frustrating, not basic cognitive process the correct words to specific oneself. It breaks my heart after I reminisce and feel sorry myself, that I allowed my concern to concur and stop Maine from fulfilling my dreams. If solely I had believed a lot of in myself, i'd have succeeded just like the remainder of my classmates.

English is international language for communication across borders and is employed for business and different functions. it's concerning having the power to talk English fluently and gift yourself as a additional assured person. This will, in turn, cause you to a additional valuable and meriting candidate for any job, notwithstanding your career path. Learning English in three weeks and understanding the nuances of English communication whereas having the ability to talk it with confidence, will usually cause you to the higher from the remainder once it involves hiring and promotions. several organisations seek for staffs that ar well versed in English in order that they will work with their English speaking shoppers from different countries. thus if you have got that ability set, you instantly jump to the front of the road within the minds of your supervisors.

Going for best course/s in English which will either be in an exceedingly room or on-line mode, will actually offer the a lot of needed boost to your career. Once you'll be able to master English people communication skills and be fluent, you'll be able to be promoted additional quickly, earn additional remuneration, travel new places and act with a large vary of individuals in varied cultural environments. English speaking can even assist you in business furthermore permitting you to portray a additional assured outlook and work with shoppers from varied countries. Knowing the way to speak in English permits you to converse simply with different English speakers, in this approach it'll open up a door to a completely new social circle. you furthermore mght will impress your family and friends together with your fluency in another language that's spoken across the globe.

But the most important reason to be told English still remains boosting your career prospects. having the ability to draft knowledgeable resume in English that showcases your qualifications, work history, experiences and skills can catch the attention of your employers and modify you to crack the interviews for the best-paying jobs.

If you recognize and might speak English fluently, it'll facilitate improve your job performance. it'll be a lot of faster for you to take care of all the emails, text messages and letters you get on a daily basis as long as you have got an honest grip on the language and recognize English within out. You then won’t ought to stop and translate everything into your own language initial. whereas there ar some English speaking course/s that you simply may well be considering with a spotlight on English for business. it's sensible to try and do an honest analysis work before you pursue them. whereas this could be useful in reproof colleagues concerning work comes, it doesn’t assist you deliver the goods your objective of having the ability to talk and assume in English the approach you're thinking that and speak in your language.

Also amp up your personal life with English speaking course in pune pimple saudagar

, having the ability to browse AN English newspaper or watch a television program in English while not being hesitant over what's being aforesaid or happening and this may cause you to perceive what’s occurring in different components of the globe. it's perpetually to be remembered that ‘Knowledge is power’, therefore the additional knowledgeable you're, the additional power you'll be able to doubtless have within the business world.

There’s very no drawback to learning English. It will solely assist you prosper together with your career, give you additional employment opportunities, and widen your horizon to become additional successful in no matter you decide on to try and do in your life.

[born2battle]

My Reflections as Head Mistress of Army Public School (Junior Wing), Pune

This Blog is a sequel to the previous Blog and covers the period when myself and the children continued to stay in Pune for the purpose of higher education. Our innings in Pune commenced with a jubilant start in Jun 1996, when Ashvini got admission in Junior Wing of Fergusson College and Nandini & Aditya began to adapt to the new environment in Army Public School ( APS ), Pune. Even Vivek began his professionally enriching experience, as an important Staff Officer in HQ Southern Command. I was appointed as the Principal of AWWA Pre-Primary School. I was happy to take on this responsibility since I could devote time for the School activities as ANA were already grown up. Our tenure for the next two years was really memorable for each of us, as we learnt so much in our respective domain.

In Jun 1998, Vivek received his posting order to take up an instructional assignment at DSSC, Wellington. We felt happy as well as sad on receipt of this news. It was certainly an honour for Vivek, to be selected as an Instructor at the prestigious Staff College. However, we had to reconcile to the fact that the rest of us could not move to Wellington, since both Ashvini & Nandini were in 12th and 10th standard. It was therefore essential for us to remain in Pune to enable continuity for their Board Exams next year and subsequent College admissions. Thus, began my saga of another experience in Separated Family Accommodation ( SFA ) at Pune.

As a policy, SFA is allotted in case of postings either to a Field/ High Altitude area or in case of postings to a Peace Station, if the children are appearing for their Board Exams. In our case, we were entitled SFA under the second clause but had to shift out from our spacious Bungalow, after one month of Vivek's departure for Wellington. It was another exciting challenge which involved the packing, moving and unpacking of the entire baggage and finally setting up our new Home again. The transition was smooth due to the enthusiastic assistance by our children, who applied the concept of "Place for everything & everything in it's Place".Location of our new House in Ghorpadi was very convenient specially for me, since it was just opposite the AWWA Pre-Primary School.

Next year, HQ Southern Command decided to expand the Army Public School, Pune which conducted classes from Sixth to Twelfth standard only. Hence, there was an urgent need to establish a Primary Wing of APS, for students from First to Fifth standard. I was eager to take up this responsibility and hence applied for the post of Head Mistress of APS, Primary Wing. I was fortunate to be selected for launching this maiden venture. Our very first task was to prepare a Presentation about the utilisation of the existing building & resources of PT School (near Pune Race Course) and the proposed plan for converting it to the Junior Wing of APS. This involved planning and discussion with various agencies, under the able guidance of Mrs Meera Sain, who was the Principal of APS. We sought lot of valuable suggestions from the Management Committee and Major General incharge of Administration of HQ Southern Command. Finally, it was our privilege to give a detailed Presentation to the Army Commander, about the outline plan for this new Project which would benefit large number of students in Pune Cantonment. Consequent to his final approval, the renovation works by MES began on priority. Simultaneously, we were involved for selection of teachers and purchase of the school furniture and sports equipment. The newly appointed teachers were busy preparing the lesson plans for their subjects. It was a race against time in order to complete the Project within next two months. Eventually, the Junior Wing of APS was fully functional in Apr 1998.

The First Academic Year commenced with just one Section each from First to Fifth standard and the total strength was only in double digits. As the strength increased gradually due to new admissions, we created additional classrooms in the adjacent building. The innovative teaching methods adopted by our team of dedicated teachers created an ideal learning environment. We conducted a variety of indoor & outdoor activities, celebrated all the festivals and organised a variety of competitions, which were appreciated by all the children and the parents. My schedule was indeed hectic from 8 AM to 5 PM daily. However, when I returned Home, I had the satisfaction that I managed to find solutions to all the challenges, to the best of my ability and utmost of my capacity, under constant guidance and encouragement by Mrs Meera Sain.

In Dasera vacation, myself along with Ashvini & Aditya went for our first visit to Wellington. Nandini could not accompany in view of her preparations for the Board Exam and the responsibility to take care of my mother-in-law who was staying with us. Our short vacation in Wellington was a refreshing break as we stayed in the DSSC Officers Mess, savoring a variety of meals, without bothering about planning the menu and cooking in our ad-hoc kitchen. We have fond memories of our short trips to Coonoor and Ooty --- the Queen of hill stations in the Nilgiris. As we left Wellington after a rejuvenating vacation in the pristine environment, we looked forward to returning during the summer vacation. We carried with us vivid memories of the aerial view of the Staff College!!

At the end of the year, Vivek was detailed as a part of the Team of Instructors from Wellington, for imparting Tactical training to Technical Staff College Course which was being conducted at Institute of Armament Technology, Pune. This gave us an opportunity to stay together as a family for the next two months. It was a proud achievement when we conducted our first Annual Day, with enthusiastic participation by our talented children. It was so heartening to witness the energy levels and the confidence displayed, in each performance on the big stage in the Auditorium. I treasured these moments with the children, which were possible only due to the dedication of our teachers.

Finally, we bid farewell to the students of the Fifth Standard who moved on to the Senior Wing of APS. In the summer vacation, we had to plan and supervise the expansion of the infrastructure and appoint new teachers, in view of the expected increase in the strength of students. Thus, there was never a dull moment since I believed that there was always a scope for improvement.

We went to Wellington once again during the summer vacation. This time we refreshed previous memories by spending time in the Staff College Library, shopping in Coonoor market and enjoying various sports in Wellington Gymkhana Club. In addition, we visited several other tourist spots nearby before finally visiting Mysore & Bangalore. Consequent to another memorable holiday, we returned from Bangalore, fully recharged to continue our busy schedule in Pune.

My responsibilities expanded consequent to the expansion of the Junior Wing. I was so happy to contribute as the vital link between the Teachers , the Parents and the Management Committee. On the home front, I decided to devote greater attention towards Nandini's final preparations. On completion of her Board Exams, she appeared in various Entrance Exams in order to keep her options open. It was a huge task to obtain & submit various documents such as Admission Forms, Domicile Certificate, Defence Quota Certificate, Dependency Certificate etc. It was possible only due to the assistance provided by our colleagues and friends from the Army family. In case of any problem or any decision making situation, I would often contact Vivek telephonically, seeking his advice before choosing our next course of action. His typical response was ---" You are the best judge. You take the decision. Just don't worry". We felt so assured with his confidence and composure in any crisis. Finally, we were extremely delighted when Nandini secured admission in Cummins College of Engineering, Pune.

Simultaneously, we had to face the challenge of vacating our accommodation in Ghorpadi since the SFA was allotted only till the completion of Board Exams. The search for another house continued till we managed to hire a house in AWHO Colony in Salunke Vihar. It was yet another enjoyable experience of packing,moving & unpacking, as per the Standard Operating Procedure, after which we settled down in our fourth house in Pune, within four years --- without taking the help of "Packers & Movers"!! Obviously, it was possible due to the confidence that I developed over 20 years of Fauji life and valuable experience gained in each of our postings. In Jun 2000, Vivek came to Pune for availing part of Annual Leave. During the leave period, we were really excited to receive the good news about his approval for promotion as a Brigadier.

In view of our anticipated posting, I submitted my resignation to the Management Committee of APS so that my successor could be appointed to take over my responsibilities. I had to take this decision with a heavy heart especially since I had nurtured the Junior Wing for two years, resulting in a strength of 600 students at the time of my departure. Finally, it was a touching moment when I was given an emotional farewell while I bid adieu to my team of teachers & the children of the Junior Wing. I still cherish the fond memories of my challenging tenure, at the helm of affairs in the Junior Wing of Army Public School. I felt blessed that I got this opportunity to achieve my dream as an educationist.

Thereafter, myself and Nandini went for a short trip to Wellington, since she could not come with us on earlier occasions. Ashvini & Aditya held the fort in Pune. It was a coincidence that soon after our arrival in Staff College, Vivek received his Posting Order to take charge in his new appointment, as Commander 27 Mountain Artillery Brigade located at Pathankot. This news certainly enhanced the joy of our well deserved break in the salubrious environment of the Nilgiris. We were privileged to be present for his promotion party, in the traditional style of Staff College. During our return journey from Coimbatore to Pune, we enjoyed discussing about our future plans and preparations for yet another journey across the country. We were aware of the uncertainty that we may not be able to go to Pathankot initially, since it was a temporary location in a Field Area. Yet we looked forward eagerly to our move whenever the Artillery Brigade would move back to it's permanent location in Bagrakot!!

[brajeshupadhyay]

Coronavirus LIVE Updates: WHO chief says no return to 'old normal' in near future; global cases rise by 10 lakh in five days

08:06 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak Latest Updates

WHO sounds alarm as coronavirus cases rise by 10 lakh in five days

 The number of coronavirus infections around the world hit 1.3 crore on Monday, according to a Reuters tally, climbing by a million in just five days.

The pandemic has now killed more than half a million people in six-and-a-half months, and World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said there would be no return to the “old normal” for the foreseeable future, especially if preventive measures were neglected.

07:59 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Hong Kong Latest Updates

Hong Kong preps for stringent social distancing norms from tonight

Hong Kong is set to impose the most stringent physical distancing norms from tonight, reports Reuters. Facemasks will be mandatory for people while on public transport, restaurants can only provide takeaways after 6 pm and 12 types of establishments, including gyms, will be shut for a week.

07:57 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Odisha Latest Updates

Odisha's COVID-19 toll mounts to 70 with six more deaths

The death toll due to COVID-19 in Odisha rose to 70 on Monday with six more fatalities, while the tally climbed to 13,717 as 616 more people tested positive for the disease, a health department official said.

Four deaths were reported from Ganjam district, the state's COVID-19 hotspot, while Khurda and Cuttack reported one each, he said.

07:52 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak Latest Updates

Total confirmed cases now at 1.3 crores; toll at 5.7 lakh

The total confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the world stand at 1.3 crores, according to the Reuters tracker. This figure includes COVID-19 patients who have recovered and the overall global death toll which stands at 5.7 lakh.

With over 33.2 lakh reported cases to date, the United States is the worst-affected country in the world. The US is followed by Brazil, India, Russia and Peru.

07:49 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in US Latest Updates

US has biggest COVID-19 testing programme in the world: Trump

The United States has the biggest COVID-19 testing programme in the world, better than big countries like Russia, China, India and Brazil, President Donald Trump said on Monday, asserting that America has "just about the lowest mortality rate" due to the disease in the world.

"We have one of the lowest mortality rates anywhere," Trump said at a White House roundtable. More than 34 lakh Americans have tested positive for COVID-19 so far and over 1,37,000 have died due to the disease, both of which are the largest numbers among all the countries.

07:48 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Pune, Bengaluru under lockdown from today

Across the country, authorities are preparing to reimpose lockdown restrictions for varying periods in more cities. In Pune and Bengaluru, the seven- and 10-day lockdown respectively, will begin from Tuesday.

Coronavirus LATEST Updates: The pandemic has now killed more than half a million people in six-and-a-half months, and World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said there would be no return to the 'old normal' for the foreseeable future, especially if preventive measures were neglected.

The total number of coronavirus cases in India crossed 8.50 lakh with 28,701 new infections reported countrywide on Monday. Meanwhile, with the surge in cases across the country, more state governments are likely to impose lockdown restrictions in cities, reports said.

According to Union health ministry data, 500 new casualties have also been reported on Monday, taking the total toll to 23,174. Of the total tally of cases, active infections are 3,01,609 while 5,53,471 people have been cured.

On its part, the ICMR said that 2,19,103 samples had been tested for COVID-19 in the last 24 hours. With this, the total number of tests conducted so far rose to 1,18,06,265.

Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest single-day rise with 1,654 new cases reported in the past 24 hours, pushing the total to over 38,000.

Health Minister Harsh Vardhan was quoted by CNN-News18 as saying that he wouldn't be able to set a deadline for a vaccine to treat coronavirus.

He added, "No data to prove community transmission in India yet. Can say with confidence, community transmission hasn’t begun."

Pune, Bengaluru, Kerala to be under lockdown as COVID-19 cases rise

Across the country, authorities are preparing to reimpose lockdown restrictions for varying periods in more cities. In Pune and Bengaluru, the seven- and 10-day lockdown respectively, will begin from Tuesday.

The Kerala government has imposed an enhanced triple lockdown in the coastal areas which have been declared as critical containment zones. The triple lockdown came into force from 6 am on Monday and will continue till 23 July.

The coastal regions where a triple lockdown has been declared are Thiruvananthapuram-Manikyavilakam, Poonthura and Puthanpally wards, Kollam-Chavara and Panmana, Alappuzha- Pattanakkad, Kadakkarappally, Cherthala south, Mararikulam North, Kodamthuruthu, Kuthiathode, Thuravoor, Arattupuzha, Ernakulam-Chellanam Malappuram-Veliyamkode, Perumbadappu, Ponnani, Tanur municipalities.

No movement of people will be allowed to and from the containment zones except for medical emergency and exempted services. The government has also declared five kilograms of rice to the families residing in these regions free of cost, ANI reported.

Shops that sell essential items will be allowed to function from 10 am to 6 pm. These shops are permitted to collect stock from 7 am to 9 am.

Additionally, the Uttar Pradesh government decided to implement strict restrictions across the state on weekends to check the spread of coronavirus, joining Karnataka and Tamil Nadu which have been imposing 'Sunday lockdown'.

Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and Bihar were among the states that have already announced area-wise lockdown for different durations.

Tamil Nadu chief minister K Palaniswami extended the curbs in Madurai and nearby regions including the Paravai Town Panchayat and several village panchayats till 14 July.

The Maharashtra government had earlier announced a comprehensive lockdown in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad from 13-23 July. The state government had imposed similar curbs in areas around Mumbai.

Authorities in Kashmir too began strict implementation of another phase of the lockdown on Sunday, sealing off historic Lal Chowk and 67 other areas in Srinagar which have been declared containment zones after a sudden surge in COVID-19 positive cases over the past one week.

The Indian Express reported that authorities the "movement of people are restricted to essential services and medical emergencies only".

The Punjab government reportedly issued a "complete bar" on all public gatherings, while restricting social gatherings to five and marriages/other social functions to 30 instead of the current 50, News18 reported. Additionally, the state government also mandated that an FIR be filed against lockdown violators.

Mumbai's doubling rate is highest in country

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Monday said that Mumbai has achieved a doubling-rate of 50 days for COVID-19 cases, which is the highest in the country currently.

The municipal body credited the achievement to the recently-adopted 'open testing policy', which allows people to get tested for coronavirus without prescriptions. Reports said that Mumbai is the only city in the country to implement such a testing policy.

"After the open testing policy, our testing has gone up from 4,000 to 6,800, daily. But the total positive cases have come down from 1,400 to 1,200 now," BMC commissioner IS Chahal was quoted as saying.

Of these 1,200 cases, the symptomatic cases are less than 200, so the BMC needs only 200 beds daily, Chahal said.

The BMC's discharge rate now stands at 70 percent, and on Sunday, after allotting beds to all patients, there were still 7,000 COVID-19 beds plus 250 ICU beds lying vacant, he added.

Meanwhile, the Maharashtra government "decided to cancel exams in all state-run universities in view of the rising coronavirus cases in the state," News18 reported quoting state education minister Uday Samant.

SC refuses to entertain plea for restrictions on Amarnath Yatra in view of COVID-19

The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a plea seeking restrictions on devotees in the Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage this year due to COVID-19 pandemic, saying the issue has to be left with the local administration to look into.

"We have to respect principle of separation of powers," said a bench comprising justices DY Chandrachud, Indu Malhotra and KM Joseph and declined to enter the arena of the executive which has to deal with it as per statutory norms.

"We are of view that recourse being taken here under Article 32 (of the Constitution) is inappropriate. The issue as to whether Yatra be held should be left with the local administration. Undoubtedly any decision arrived at must be based on law and all relevant statutory provisions", the bench, which conducted the hearing through video conferencing, noted in the order.

The apex court was hearing a plea filed by ''Shri Amarnath Barfani Langars Organisation'' (SABLO) which had sought a direction to the Centre, Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir and Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board to restrict the access of pilgrims in the Yatra this year in wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

Karnataka tourism minister tests COVID-19 positive

Karnataka tourism minister CT Ravi has tested positive for coronavirus. His wife and daughter have however, tested negative for the virus, PTI reported.

"Yesterday, I along with my wife Pallavi & my staff members underwent COVID19 test. Fortunately, my wife Pallavi and all my staff members are tested negative. Third umpire's result for me has confirmed that I'm Covid Positive," Ravi tweeted on Monday.

He went into home quarantine on 11 July after he came in contact with a coronavirus patient.

WHO team arrives in China to investigate origin of COVID-19

Two World Health Organisation experts arrived in China on Monday as part of a mission in China to trace the origin of the coronavirus pandemic. The virus was first detected in central China’s city of Wuhan late last year. Beijing had been reluctant to allow a probe but relented after scores of countries called on the WHO to conduct a thorough investigation.

China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Hua Chunying, said they would work with Chinese scientists and medical experts on “scientific cooperation on the new coronavirus tracing issue.”

China has argued that the virus might have originated outside of China and has denied allegations that it covered up the scale of the outbreak as infections first began to spread.

"We have a basic consensus with the WHO that virus tracing is a scientific issue, and that requires international scientific research and cooperation of scientists across the world,” ministry spokesperson Hua said at a daily briefing. “WHO also believes that the virus tracing is an issue in progress, which may involve multiple countries and regions, and WHO will also conduct similar inspections in other countries and regions as needed."

With inputs from agencies

via Blogger https://ift.tt/3j2yejZ