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  • Raghavendra Dubey Panel Sweeps RWA Election in Noida’s Sector 82, Pocket 7

    Raghavendra Dubey Panel Sweeps RWA Election in Noida’s Sector 82, Pocket 7

    In the recent RWA election held in Sector 82’s Pocket 7 of Noida, the panel led by Raghavendra Dubey emerged victorious. The Dubey panel defeated the panel led by Nand Kishor Solanki on all positions. Raghavendra Dubey was elected as the President, while Mrs. Banti Kumari secured the position of Secretary, and Ravi Raghav became the Vice President. Sushil Pal was elected as the Treasurer, and Pappu Singh as the Joint Secretary. Meanwhile, Ramesh Chand, Deepak Tiwari, Vikas Kumar, Uttam Kumar Chand, and Dheeraj Kanyal were victorious as members.

    The one-sided victory of the Raghavendra Dubey panel was celebrated with drum beats and dancing by the residents of Pocket 7. They expressed their happiness by sharing sweets with each other. Newly elected President Raghavendra Dubey thanked the residents for their support and wished them a happy Holi on this occasion.

    After announcing the victory, Raghavendra Dubey assured that his team would leave no stone unturned for the development of Pocket 7. The occasion witnessed the presence of several prominent personalities including Sanjay Shukla, Devmani Shukla, Pramod Tiwari, Rajesh Pathak, Vishnu Sharma, Rekha Pradhan, and Devendra Gupta, along with hundreds of residents.

  • MIUT Noida: Students learn the tricks of the trade in radio jingle making workshop

    MIUT Noida: Students learn the tricks of the trade in radio jingle making workshop

    MIUT NOIDA:  A workshop on “Making a Radio Jingle” was organized by the Media Department in collaboration with Maharshi University of Information Technology, Noida, and IQAC. The undergraduate and postgraduate students of Journalism and Mass Communication learned the tricks of the trade in radio jingle making.

    The chief guest of the workshop was Dr. Umesh Chandra Pathak, Head of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies, Delhi (affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi). Dr. Pathak shared his experiences and insights related to jingle making with the students during the workshop. He explained the importance of radio jingles and taglines and showed some relevant advertisements from the past two decades. He said that a jingle was a lyrical musical advertising-spot on a product and was often a commercial effort and that it should be creative and catchy.

    Dr. Pathak, who is known for his mimicry skills, entertained the students with his imitations of several celluloid stars, including Amitabh Bachchan and radio presenter Amin Sayani. He said that jingle making is a process of hard work and creativity and it is done within a deadline.

    Continuing his lecture with the students in the workshop, Dr. Pathak said that jingles are the heartbeat of marketing campaigns, enchanting audiences with catchy tunes and memorable lyrics. Creating an effective jingle requires a blend of creativity, strategic thinking, and musical skills. Here are some key points to consider when embarking on the journey of jingle creation:

    • Understand the brand or product: It is important to understand the brand or product before writing the lyrics. It is necessary to understand what message the product should convey and what kind of emotional message the jingle should generate.

    • Know your target audience: It is important to create a jingle that will resonate with the target audience. If it is for the young generation, ‘Har dost jaruri hota hai’ (Every friend is important) may be appropriate, while for a housewife doing household chores, the jingle ‘Nirma… Nirma washing powder Nirma…’ may be perfect.

    • Keep it simple and catchy: The jingle should be simple, catchy, and easy to remember. It should be something that people can hum along to and remember even after hearing it once.

    • Use strong vocals and music: The vocals and music in a jingle should be strong and catchy. They should complement the lyrics and help to create a memorable experience for the listener.

    The workshop concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session with the students. Dr. Mudita Aggarwal (Dean), Mr. Gaurav Thakur, Faculty (SOC), and Dr. Shambhu Sharan Gupta (HOD), Associate Professor, Nitin Saxena, Professor, Dr. Mithilesh Kumar, Dr. Surmeet Singh, Assistant Professor, Mr. Shivam Yadav, Mr. Sunil Kumar Yadav, Arvind Singh, and Mr. Mohan Singh Rawat from Maharshi University were present.

  • UP Police Inspector Vindyachal Tiwari Mesmerizes Social Media with Recitation of “Main Akela”

    UP Police Inspector Vindyachal Tiwari Mesmerizes Social Media with Recitation of “Main Akela”

    New Delhi: Inspector Vindyachal Tiwari of the Uttar Pradesh Police has not only proven himself to be a dedicated law enforcement officer but also a connoisseur of literature. Recently, he captured the hearts of social media users with his captivating recitation of the poem “Main Akela” by the renowned poet Suryakant Tripathi “Nirala.”

    Known for his exemplary service and compassionate nature, Inspector Tiwari has long been admired for his commitment to upholding the law and ensuring the safety of citizens. However, his talents extend beyond his role in law enforcement, as his deep love for literature has been evident since his college days.

    Inspector Tiwari’s passion for literature has been nurtured over the years, and it shines through in his eloquent recitations and profound understanding of poetry. His recent rendition of “Main Akela” has garnered widespread praise on social media platforms, with users expressing admiration for his skillful delivery and heartfelt interpretation of the verses.

    Currently stationed as Police station in charge in Noida Phase 2 under the Gautam Buddh Nagar Police Commissionerate, Inspector Tiwari continues to inspire others with his multifaceted talents and dedication to serving the community. As he transitions into his new role, his commitment to both his duty as a police officer and his love for literature remains unwavering, earning him respect and admiration from colleagues and citizens alike.

    Inspector Vindyachal Tiwari exemplifies the notion that one can be both a diligent law enforcement officer and a passionate lover of literature, proving that dedication to one’s craft knows no bounds. His ability to balance these two facets of his life serves as an inspiration to all, reminding us of the importance of pursuing our passions while fulfilling our responsibilities with utmost sincerity and dedication.

  • IVPL: Richard Levi shines as Red Carpet Delhi beats Chhattisgarh Warriors by 22 runs

    IVPL: Richard Levi shines as Red Carpet Delhi beats Chhattisgarh Warriors by 22 runs

    IVPL: Richard Levi smashed a blistering century as Red Carpet Delhi defeated Chhattisgarh Warriors by 22 runs in the second match of the Indian Veteran Premier League (IVPL) here at the Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex in Greater Noida on Friday.
    Red Carpet Delhi set the tone early, posting an imposing total of 255/4 in their allotted 20 overs, courtesy of Levi’s scintillating century and a late blitz from Thisara Perera. Despite valiant efforts from Naman Ojha and Saurabh Tiwary, Chhattisgarh Warriors fell short in their chase, folding for 233/10.
    In the last two overs, Chhattisgarh Warriors needed 45 runs and the side were only able to score 22 before getting folded for 233/10. For Red Carpet Delhi, Samiullah Beigh picked four while Bipul Sharma took three wickets each.
    Asked to bat first, Red Carpet Delhi got off to a firing start scoring 72 runs in the first 7 overs. Munaf Patel dismissed Red Carpet Delhi skipper Herschelle Gibbs in the eighth over and tried to put some break on the scoring spree.
    However, Richard Levi had other as he continued his onslaught. From 72/1 Levi took Red Carpet Delhi to 190/2 in just 8 overs. The opening batter unleashed an array of shots and clubbed 6 fours and 15 sixes as he scored 133 runs in 52 balls. Thisara Perera’s quickfire 38 off 14 balls further bolstered their total as they reached a commanding score.
    Chasing 256, Chhattisgarh Warriors suffered an early blow as Samiullah Beigh dismissed Jatin Saxena for a duck. The Warriors also lost Gurkeerat Singh Mann inside the powerplay.
    However, Naman Ojha kept his calm, steered the Warriors’ innings, and took the score over the 100-run mark before the completion of 10 overs. Bipul Sharma, who had picked three wickets, dismissed Ojha in the 10th over.
    Ashley Nurse in the next over dismissed Asghar Afghan to dent Chhattisgarh Warriors’ hope. But Saurabh Tiwary smashed four sixes and seven fours to keep the hopes alive. He took the Warriors from 45/2 to 196/8. However, with 45 runs needed from the final two overs, they succumbed to the disciplined bowling attack of Red Carpet Delhi, ultimately falling short of the target.
    Chhattisgarh Warriors will now lock horns with Mumbai Champions on Monday while Red Carpet Delhi will meet VVIP Uttar Pradesh on Sunday before Telangana Tigers faces Rajasthan Legends in the afternoon encounter.
  • Senior Journalist Dhiraj Bharadwaj’s Hilarious Birthday Celebration Leaves Everyone in Stitches

    Senior Journalist Dhiraj Bharadwaj’s Hilarious Birthday Celebration Leaves Everyone in Stitches

    New Delhi: In a delightful turn of events, senior journalist Dhiraj Bharadwaj recently celebrated his birthday in style, and his witty banter stole the show. As he prepared to cut his birthday cake, Bharadwaj couldn’t resist sharing some hilarious remarks, leaving everyone present in stitches.

    Amidst the cheerful ambiance of the celebration, Bharadwaj seized the moment to address the elephant in the room – his age. With a mischievous twinkle in his eye, he quipped, “Well, folks, as I embark on another year of wisdom and mischief, I must admit, I’m 25 plus, and let me tell you, it’s a splendid plus!”

    His candid admission elicited uproarious laughter from the gathering, with many applauding his humor and unapologetic charm. Bharadwaj’s ability to poke fun at himself endeared him to the audience even more, cementing his reputation as a master of wit and repartee.

    News of Bharadwaj’s birthday antics quickly spread across social media, with netizens praising his lighthearted approach to aging. Memes and witty captions flooded various platforms, with one user jokingly commenting, “Dhiraj Bharadwaj’s age is like fine wine – it only gets better with time!”

    Reflecting on the viral sensation, Bharadwaj expressed gratitude for the outpouring of love and laughter. “Birthdays are a time for celebration and reflection,” he remarked, “and if I can bring a smile to someone’s face along the way, then it’s been a day well spent.”

    As the laughter subsided and the festivities continued, one thing became abundantly clear – Dhiraj Bharadwaj may be 25 plus, but his comedic genius knows no bounds!

  • Ministry of I&B blocks 45 YouTube videos from 10 YouTube channels under IT Rules, 2021

    Ministry of I&B blocks 45 YouTube videos from 10 YouTube channels under IT Rules, 2021

     New Delhi: Based on the inputs from intelligence agencies, the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting has directed YouTube to block 45 YouTube videos from 10 YouTube channels. Orders to block the concerned videos were issued on 23.09.2022 under the provisions of the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules 2021. The blocked videos had cumulative viewership of over 1 crore 30 lakh views.

    The content included fake news and morphed videos spread with the intent to spread hatred among religious communities. Examples include false claims such as the Government to have taken away the religious rights of certain communities, violent threats against religious communities, declaration of civil war in India, etc. Such videos were found to have the potential to cause communal disharmony and disrupt public order in the country.

    Some of the videos blocked by the Ministry were being used to spread disinformation on issues related to Agnipath scheme, Indian Armed Forces, India’s national security apparatus, Kashmir, etc. The content was observed to be false and sensitive from the perspective of national security and India’s friendly relations with foreign States. Certain videos depicted erroneous external boundary of India with parts of J&K and Ladakh outside the Indian territory. Such cartographic misrepresentation was found to be detrimental to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of India.

    The content blocked by the Ministry was found to be detrimental to sovereignty and integrity of India, security of the State, India’s friendly relations with foreign States, and public order in the country. Accordingly, the content was covered within the ambit of section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000.

    The Government of India remains committed to thwart any attempts at undermining India’s sovereignty and integrity, national security, foreign relations, and public order.

  • Actor-Singer Amogh’s first official music video “Khuda” launched, ‘Youngistaan’ liked it, Views reached 1 million on first day only

    Actor-Singer Amogh’s first official music video “Khuda” launched, ‘Youngistaan’ liked it, Views reached 1 million on first day only

    Noida: Amogh, a resident of Noida, is making a splash with his song. His debut Punjabi-Hindi song “Khuda”  is being liked among youths . This song has got more than one million views in a single day only on youtube. Amogha has been very talented since childhood. “Khuda” is his first Punjabi-Hindi song which has been released worldwide by the well-known channel of Punjab, Jass Records Worldwide and the song is available on all OTT platforms other than YouTube like- Gaana, Wink, Spotify. Also available on iTunes, Jio Saavn and Amazon Music.

    Amogh …the journey begins

    Prodigies are born to delight the world with their talent. One in a few million children only qualify as a prodigy. Amogh is one such prodigy.

    At the age of 2.5 years, Amogh started his musical journey by participating in school functions. His rendition of ‘Chanda chamke chum chum’ from movie Fannah, won him a standing ovation. That’s another thing that he had to climb in the lap of the teacher to be visible to some 800 audience members in the hall.

    Amogh has not looked back ever since. Winning one award after another, Amogh was the permanent medal winner for his school in Jalandhar. He has represented his school JP Public School, Greater Noida in many competitions.  Resident of ATS-Pristine, Noida, Amogh is a State-level badminton player and also excels in studies.

    Despite being in and out of hospitals for 7 years, he kept on practicing on his own so that his original style was not cramped or compromised. Maybe that’s why, with hundreds of hours of practice, Amogh’s voice texture is uniquely unmatched.  His style is a manifestation of feelings and melodies that come straight from heart. Instead of focusing on nuances, Amogh style is free flow, care free – Dil se, that strikes a chord with the heart directly.

    Amogh KHUDA has already won recognition from industry with invitations from multiple music houses as well as some noted music directors. Amogh shall be on many FM radio stations in next couple of days.

    His second music video, a fast foot tapping number, expected to be released this month, will surely have listeners grooving and yearning for more.

  • Urfi Javed goes braless and leaves her shirt unbuttoned- View Pics

    New Delhi: Urfi Javed is known for her quirky fashion trends. She often steps out on the Mumbai streets showcasing her unconventional style. However, she is yet to get people’s acceptance and because of which, she often gets trolled on social media. But that doesn’t affect Urfi even a bit. She keeps trying out different outfits. And this time, she went braless under a shirt and left it unbuttoned. Take a look.

     

  • Lesbian couple gets engaged in Nagpur, Have marriage plans in Goa

    Lesbian couple gets engaged in Nagpur, Have marriage plans in Goa

    Although homosexuality has been legalized in India under Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, same-sex marriage is still seen as taboo in the country. But as there’s a saying, “love knows no bounds” – time and again this has been proved and the current incident is one among the most instances.

    Two women doctors namely Surbhi Mitra and Paromita Mukherjee celebrated their relationship with their loved ones. The same-sex couple got engaged in a private ceremony in Maharashtra’s Nagpur, calling the event a “commitment ring ceremony.” The pictures of the gala event went viral on social media within moments of its share. The couple will be having their wedding ceremony which they named “Civil Union” in Goa, later this year.

    Surbhi and Paromita first met each other at a mental health conference in Kolkata. Surbhi was one of the speakers at the conference which Parommita attended.

    Paromita expressed her wish to talk to Surbhi at the conference, however, with the latter having to return to Nagpur, keeping in touch would have been difficult. Just when Surbhi shared her Instagram id with Paromita, marking the beginning of their cute love story. However, for Paromita, it wasn’t love at first sight. “It was just an infatuation.”

    “I decided that we would go on a trip to the beach with our friends. I told her the plan and asked if I would propose to her there in front of everyone, would she reject me? She said, ‘No, why would I do that?’ So, I got my answer. So, the proposal that was supposed to happen on a beach in Goa or Mumbai turned into a grand commitment ceremony,” Paromita added.

    Asking to the media Paromita stated, “My father knew about my sexual orientation since 2013. When I told my mother recently, she was shocked. But later, she agreed because she wants me to be happy.” Luckily, Surbhi who is a psychiatrist did not face any opposition from her family.

  • Netflix tests TikTok-style feed for children

    Netflix tests TikTok-style feed for children

    Netflix’s iOS app is starting a test of a new feed for children this week.

    As per The Verge, the “Kids Clips” feature uses a similar interface to TikTok or Instagram Reels in an attempt to surface child-friendly content and is designed to show short clips taken from its library of children’s content.

    But while competing services are primarily formatted for viewing in portrait, Kids Clips’ videos are designed to be viewed in landscape.

    Kids Clips joins a similar feature Netflix launched to promote its comedy content earlier this year called “Fast Laughs”.

    Both features have a similar aim: to promote Netflix’s content using short clips similar to what users are already watching on social media.

    Netflix has cited TikTok as a major competitor in past earnings reports, suggesting these features are aimed at stealing time away from the service by focusing on more short-form content.

    However, while competing social networks are criticised for sucking away hours of users’ time, as per sources, Kids Clips limits the amount of clips users can watch in a single sitting to 10 to 20 clips. It sounds like a sensible limitation in light of the younger audience the feature is designed for.

    Kids Clips is launching this week in markets including the US, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and Spanish-speaking Latin America. There’s no word on if or when the feature may come to Android.

    ( With inputs from ANI )

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