Amity University Rajasthan Celebrated Student’s day with IETE.  

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Jaipur,2nd Feb: Amity University Rajasthan joined hands with IETE (Institute of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers)to celebrate first IETE’s Students’ day on 2nd February 2011.The event was bestowed with the presence of esteemed delegates from IETE – Dr. Deepak Bhatnagar – chairman - IETE, Mr. M.M. Sharma, Dharam Pal Singh and Avtarsingh. The event started by seeking the blessings from almighty with the lamp lighting ceremony.


Followed by this, Prof. Raj Singh Vice Chancellor - Amity University Rajasthan , welcomed the dignitaries and mentioned that the enthusiasm and the endeavour to expose the students to success fascinates him , he said “It is science and technology that provides solutions to all the problems, but it is important that we realise the positives and guard the negatives”.


IETE is an Electronic and Telecommunication student’s forum and students of AUR are members of the organisation. Dr. Deepak Bhatnagar, chairman - IETE, thanked Amity University Rajasthan for organising this event with IETE and shared a presentation on “Recent Advances in Antenna Technology for Modern Communication System “


Following this, we came to the main highlight of the event, QUIZZIT’11, a quiz competition to impart the best knowledge on IT and communication. The quizmasters, Supriya Bohra and Rishab Singh took over the stage and conducted the quiz. Six teams participated in the quiz namely. After battling till the end and giving a neck to neck competition, Team Beta (Himanshu Jain- and - Hitarth Narwala B.Tech C.S. 6th Sem ) came out victorious, proving its excellence in the field of science and IT.





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We the passive smokers  

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Wishing all my dear readers a very happy new year, may almighty bless you with the best of the virtues and power to use your capabilities. It’s been really long we have not met, well this time I wish to share something which is very common to all of us but still knowingly overlooked. This habit has almost become a phenomenon and its nothing butSMOKING.

The sleek stick filled with tobacco gives immense pleasure and honor to the holder rather say owner of it. It’s considered as a royal signature which adds a unique feather to the hat of glory. Probably the most demanding article in the market by the youth (future of a country) and asking for cigarette is a matter of great taste. The man having this stick in a hand is supposed as a paragon of personality and attitude. Not only man but now women are also showing the sign of real women empowerment and competitiveness by having such a taste of glory. When smoke from this sleekly killer stick creates beautiful white light cloud of fume which ask for the applause for the great deed. Isn’t it…?

But, this self-proclaimed stylish society forgets the other ordinary poor people present nearby. The innocent people, reluctantly becomes the passive smokersand inhales the poisonous style of royal smoker class. According to research held by WHO in 2010 the 11% of the lungs cancer cases occurs due to passive smoking and 7.5 % of the babies suffers from the asthma problem due to their surrounding smokers. These alarming figures may not wake up the royal smokers but at least it should be taken into serious notice. And they ought to realize that their stylish habit harming the others badly. Though the Indian government has banned the smoking in the public areas but still the royal smokers find the privacy to pursue their style.

The passive smoker always tries to shun the gathering of such royal class but it’s like making a hollow attempt of catching a star. Because out of every 100 college going youth 72 are smokers, the benevolence of these smokers rest 28 becomes the passive smokers. The royal smoker class for whom having a cigarette box in a pocket means more than a blackberry handset. They may forget to bring identity card of the college but not the cigarette box, theidentity card for the royal society of smokers. And theargument that smoking helps in thinking process although research says that nicotine affects the brain negatively.

We the passive smokers with due regard to thesethoughtful royal smokers rather royal customers of death wants to put up a very few genuine queries:

Why do they inhale when they want to exhale it again?

Why do they use filter when it anyways going to harm them?

Leaving these two queries in the note, the write hand on behalf of all passive smokers present the vote of gloom to the smokers and request to make us gratis from their poisonous web called SMOKING!!!











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Good Bye!!!  

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Hi! how are you my dear sweet friends as Aryan always calls his readers. Today the Aryan is writing for the last time, the otherside will close. Aryan will certainly miss you all, his best days in the Amity Jaipur campus and also the moments shared with you all.... as it is said everything comes with an expiry date and hence your favourite 'The otherside'  on the AUR blog is shutting down... dil to nahi karta jane ka par kya kare dil to baccha hai ji....

all is well i no u will miss aryan and his fictious stories a lot but nothing to worry he will be there for u on saturdays with a new trendy and memoir column of amity days... ya the golden memories...  

after thinking alot i was not able to decide what should be the name of the new column on saturdays but seeing the conflict of thoughts i named it as 'cease fire'. hope you will like that too....

with this its Aryan signing off

Take care love you all and wishing you a blossoming career ahead  
Cheers Amity!

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Sports and Me  

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“I don't know anything that builds the will to win better than competitive sports.”

-Richard M. Nixon quotes (American 37th US President )

We keep hearing such things about sports and there could not be any denial to this obvious fact that sports do play a very important part in our lives. Frankly speaking, I sometimes feel envious when I see my friends and known out there in fields playing various games and all I do is cheer them (of course cheering plays an equally important role in any game too...or at least that’s what I think!). That adrenaline rush when you are so close to your target, the way you tackle the obstacles, the heart pumping moments when one tiny action could change the course of the game…all these things are seriously easier written than experienced! For someone like me who hasn’t been lucky enough to be an active part of any outdoor sport as such (i still wonder why?), being a spectator to any electrifying game is a privilege indeed! Basketball in school, football and badminton in college, and cricket throughout…these are the games that i have been (and I am) growing up with, like most of us do. Some of my friends (the very few who aren’t interested in any kind of sport) sometimes question about my weird interest in sports (weird, since I’m never seen playing any of them), and honestly, I still don’t have an answer to that. Neither do I have an answer to my own questions about why did I never take the initiative of participating in sports. Why did I never force myself into playing the games that I love to watch?

Ah, those questions keep coming in my mind every now and then, especially after watching some game (I just got back from watching one of the APL league matches :P). But there is one request that I would like to put forward to everyone who reads this (and if possible, even those who don’t): Try to get into any sport that you can. I am not going to blabber about the benefits it has (you have your fitness magazines to fill that space), but all that I want to say is that give yourself a chance to feel those heart pumping moments..the zest, the enthusiasm, the competitiveness, the passion to win, the urge to finish it till the end, the desperation to win the game…believe me friends these are some of those precious things that cannot be replaced by any anything else.

(ouch, did I become Aunt Martha this time? Gosh, I sound like that Granny who sits by the window and advices her grandchildren about various stuff :P) hehe…sorry, but I guess the APL here has that effect…

So, till I meet you all next time, keep smiling and stay fit. With a ‘tata bye bye’ to the winters (Winterji, we’re done bearing u!), a smiling bye to you all as well! :)

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Upcoming Events at Amity University Rajasthan.  

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AYAM 2011

Following its endeavor to nurture youth and to explore the inner caliber & creativity of the students, Amity University Rajasthan is organizing its most awaited techno-management-cultural fest, AYAM from 24th February – 26th February 2011. Ayam is a platform where students can exhibit their diverse and praiseworthy talents and pursue them to come out victorious as a whole.

This unique event serves as a catalyst and an eye-opener for nurturing the latest management ideas & concepts. The Campus will be buzzing with plethora of activities spanning over three days. The three day confluence includes exhilarating events like: Panel Discussions, Toggle, Fashion Show, Singing competition, Panorama, Robotics league, Best Manager, Innovation, Best out of Waste, Nukkad natak etc.

Ayam 2011 is surely going to be an enriching experience for all participants. It is a marvelous opportunity for the student community to interact with “the” achievers, gain experiences, and discover what made them stand out from the rest.

First Convocation Ceremony at Amity University Rajasthan on 25th Feb 2011.

To reward the hard work and diligence of its students, Amity University Rajasthan will organize its First Convocation Ceremony on February 25th 2011.Students of Graduate and Post-Graduate programs of the year 2010 will be conferred degrees, diplomas and trophies during the convocation.

International Conference on Changing Paradigms of Media Landscape: In the digital Age.

Amity school of Communication is organizing an international conference on Changing Paradigms of Media Landscape: In the digital Age on 4th and 5th of March 2011. The conference aims to explore and understand the impact of digital technology on our traditional media and find out how these technologies are enabling the media professionals around the world in their respective areas. The focus of this international conference is on the usage of digital technology in mass media and its impact on our society.

ICOMAP at Amity University Rajasthan.

Amity Business School is organizing an international conference on Management Perspectives: Emerging Trends and Leadership Challenges on 24th and 25th of March 2011. ICOMAP- 2011 is intended to take an intelligent account of the emerging trends in management perspectives, to examine the effectiveness and practicability of the strategies and practices, and to identify the pertinent leadership challenges before business leaders and management professionals.

The forum will bring together leaders and professionals, Academicians and scholars of management to:

• Exchange views and unravel the perceived mystique and ways to cope with the changes in management practices.

• Learn, share, network and raise prominent issues to the global leaders to help uncover new ways of shaping the future business.

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Amity University Rajasthan organizes First ever International Conference on Media  

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VARAD BHATNAGAR
ASCO -AUR

Amity School of Communication (ASCO) which is one of the best Media institutes in the country is going to organize first ever International conference on “Changing Paradigms of Media-Landscape in the digital age” on 4th and 5th March 2010. The conference aims to explore and understand the impact of digital technology on traditional media and find out how these technologies are enabling media professionals around the world in their respective areas. In motion a wide range the focus of this International conference is on the usage of digital technology in mass media and its impact on society. The conference addresses the major issues of rise of social media that in turns sets in wide range of questions about the scope of internet and digital media and at the same time raises concerns about the issues of ethical usage of this media.


In the last 50 years the media influence has grown exponentially with the advance of technology, first there was the telegraph, then the radio, the newspaper, magazines, television and now the internet.

We live in a society that depends on information and communication to keep moving in the right direction and do our daily activities like work, entertainment, health care, education, personal relationships, traveling and anything else that we have to do.

A common person in the city usually wakes up checks the tv news or newspaper, goes to work, makes a few phone calls, eats with their family when possible and makes his decisions based on the information that he has either from their co workers, news, tv, friends, family, financial reports, etc.

What we need to be aware is that most of our decisions, beliefs and values are based on what we know for a fact, our assumptions and our own experience. In our work we usually know what we have to do based on our experience and studies, however on our daily lives we rely on the media to get the current news and facts about what is important and what we should be aware of.

We have put our trust on the media as an authority to give us news, entertainment and education. However, the influence of mass media on our kids, teenagers and society is so big that we should know how it really works.

The International conference would welcome the following topics:

- Media in a globalizing world - Digital media Vs Traditional media

- Digital media: Scope & Challenges - Role of Digital media in Brand promotions

- Media & Democracy - Digital Media and Ethics

- Digital media & Governance - Digital media vis-à-vis Laws Regulation

- Digital media as community media - Digital media for corporate Social

- Digital media as a tool of Advertising Responsibility

- Digital Media and Contemporary Cinema

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Amity University Rajasthan celebrated Republic Day.  

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Jaipur, 26th January 2011. Spirit of Patriotism surrounded Amity University Rajasthan during the Flag hosting ceremony organized on occasion of Republic Day. Major General B.N. Kaul, pro-vost Amity University Rajasthan proudly hosted the tricolor, and students saluted the nation by singing National Anthem.

Major General B.N. Kaul reminded students the sacrifice and efforts of freedom fighters who bought freedom to the nation and the strong pillars of Indian Constitution like Dr. B.R.Ambedkar and Pandit Jawarhal Nehru. He also reminded students that the future of nation relies on the strong shoulders of the youth today.

All the resident faculty members and students enthusiastically participated in the celebration and paid regards to the constitution of proud independent India.

FLAG HOSTING ON THE EVE OF REPUBLIC DAY AT AMITY UNIVERSITY RAJASTHAN CAMPUS






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