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Pg : 4 Celebration of ‘Women’s Day’ at GLSEMPS
Pg : 6-7 Be a sport!
Pg : 8 The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world
Pg : 9 rðËkÞ ðu¤kyu
Pg : 11 Talentino-2013
News for GLS students, staff , alumni and friendsDate of publication : 7th of every month.
G UJ A R AT L AW S O C I E T Y
Gujarat Law Society, Opp Law Garden, Ellisbridge, Ahmedabad 380006 ■ Ph 079 26440532, 079 26468513 ■ email: [email protected] ■ Price Rs.2/-
Volume 5 Issue 5 Editor: Dr. Bhalchandra H Joshi MAY 2013INSIDE
Keeping up with its tradition, this year too Gujarat Law Society
organized a farewell function for the members of GLS Family who retired this year. These are the members who have spent virtually their whole life in GLS. Obviously, it was difficult to say goodbye.
This year GLS bid adieu to fourteen members. Spending most of one’s conscious hours at the workplace, retirment would undoubtedly leave a significant vaccuum in the family tree of GLS. All the heads of the family - Shri N. R. Shah, Executive Director, GLS, Shri Sudhirbhai Nanavati, Executive Vice President, GLS and Shri Bhalchandra Joshi, Registrar, GLS remained present to say goodbye to their family members.
Shri N R Shah’s speech was literally ‘Ashirvachan’ coming from a grandfather. Along with his blessings and good wishes for the retirees’ future, he pointed out that there are three things that human beings are
usually obsessed with. Bhutkaal no bhar (baggage of the past), Bhavishya ni Bhiti (Fear of future) and Vartmaan na Vaandha (problems of present). If we could manage to get rid of these three, life would be easy and fun.
Shri Sudhirbhai, on the other hand gave a very light
hearted speech. He remembered how GLS had to put up with a difficult employee once, and reassured that the retirees could never be that difficult. In fact, he reiterated his generous offer that GLS is ready to hire one member from a retired peon’s family so that the flow of
income continues. Some of the retirees also
shared their feelings at this juncture. And all of them unanimously felt one thing in common: that it was not possible to ‘leave’ GLS. They may be retiring from their jobs, but GLS will always be their family.
THE SONG IS ENDEDBUT THE MELODY LINGERS ON
CONTINUED ON PAGE-5
“Gone are the days when they play 100s of different games in
their own colony or guli during the summer break! Summer breaks are now meant for video games on play station, ipad or computers or watching TV!” These are the common complaints that we hear from parents. Not from GLS students’ parents anymore. Gujarat Law Society provided a golden opportunity to its school students in the form of the Sports Summer Camp this year.
8 April 2013 to 1 May 2013, this 20 day period was the one that the GLS ground had been waiting for ages. After years of waiting, the ground got its hustle bustle back during the summer camp. And the students did their
best to make the ground a real ‘play ground’. During the whole period, the ground was full of students of different ages, playing different games like volley ball, cricket and football.
Shri Bhalchandra Joshi, Registrar Gujarat Law Society conceptualized this innovative
idea of training our young enthusiastic students to build a healthy mind and body. The event was inspired by Shri Sudhirbhai Nanavati, Executive Vice President Gujarat Law Society. The idea behind organizing this camp was to give an increased level of physical
exercise and mental activity. All the three games in the camp were team games, as playing a team sport teaches some important lessons such as discipline, leadership, team spirit, sportsmanship and so on. Today, when these students study under so much pressure, it has become essential to channelize their energy to an intensive physical activity and only then, they can avoid the mental stress. Dr. Joshi’s vision became a reality when all the expert coaches of football, volleyball and cricket rendered their full support and showcased their skills and talents to make this event a grand success. Around 139 students enrolled themselves for the various games and were trained
PLAY IT RIGHT: GLS SPORTS WING SUMMER CAMP 2012-13
SHRI N R SHAH, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, GLS, SHRI SUDHIRBHAI NANAVATI, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, GLS, AND SHRI BHALCHANDRA JOSHI, REGISTRAR, GLS ALONG WITH THE RETIRED MEMBERS OF GLS FAMILY
2MAY 2013
Volume: 5, Issue: V© 2009 All rights reserved.
President, GLSDeepak Navnitlal Parikh
Honorary Secretary, GLSDevang Nanavati
Publisher & Editor-in-chiefDr Bhalchandra Joshi
(Registrar, GLS)Managing Editor
Dr. Avani DesaiEditorial Board
Aashal BhattDipalee Atre
Dr. Jean DsouzaDr. Kavita Patel
Kruti MahadeviaMarzun Jokhi
Nirja VasavadaDr. Jayesh Mandanka
GLS Voice is published monthly by Gujarat Law Society, Law Garden, Ellisbridge,
Ahmedabad. Th e opinions expressed by others in GLS
Voice do not necessarily refl ect those of Gujarat Law Society or its members.
Letters to the Editorial Board and other correspondence should be sent to Th e
Editorial Board, GLS Voice, Gujarat Law Society, Law Garden, Ellisbridge, Ahmedabad
or e-mailed to [email protected]
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Fill out the enclosed form and send it along with the registration fees* to Ms Sonal Rawal/Mr Shashank Shah at:
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CONGRATULATIONS TO GLS YET AGAIN!
LA SHAH LLB-I
LA SHAH LLM I
LA SHAH LLM II SADGUNA C U ARTS IIIMN LAW LLB I
NRBBA SEM I SMPIC SEM I GLSBCA SEM I
GLSIC SEM I
Annie SidhnaniRank 1
Sanjana Iyer Rank 5
Sweety Motwani Rank 1
Rankers among top 50: Mihir Shah (Rank 11), Divya Lakhwani (Rank 14), Akansha Singh (Rank 15), Pankti Soni (Rank 16), Dhruvi Shah (Rank 16), Bansri Modi (Rank 19), Manthan Mavani (Rank 19), Paras Dave (Rank 20), Tushar Jain (Rank 21), Rutu Barot (Rank 21), Urvi Patel (Rank 23), Shirin Shaikh (Rank 24), Heli Shah (Rank 24), Nirzari Mehta (Rank 24), Harsh Patel (Rank 26), Archit devani (Rank 26), Ankita Thakkar (Rank 27), Naina Gupta (Rank 27), Rehabbanu Maniar (Rank 28), Shivani Sharma (Rank 28)
Rankers among top 50: Chinmay Shastri (Rank 16), Ujjwal Talreja (Rank 17), Sahil Minsaria (Rank 22), Rutvik Shastri (Rank 32), Stuti Desai (Rank 32), Elvis Dsouza (Rank 47)
Rankers among top 50: Komal Chanhchlani (Rank 12), Ayushi Agarwal (Rank 13), Pinky Ramsinghani (Rank 15), Deepika Tater (Rank 17), Mansi Desai (Rank 19), Yamini Thakkar (Rank 20), Kajal Assudani (Rank 20), Yash Goyal (Rank 21), Varshil Shah (Rank 22)
Rankers among top 50: Divya Variani (Rank 14), Sachin Dudhara (Rank 15), Vrunda Patel (Rank 16), Sumit Joshi (Rank 18), Shripa Shah (Rank 20), Shreya Jain (Rank 20), Dipsi Jain (Rank 22), Farheen Shaikh (Rank 23), Misbabanu Shaikh (Rank 24), Amrinbanu Shaikh (Rank 25), Payal Jogu (Rank 26), Malav Vasita (Rank 28), Devanshi Shah (Rank 29)
Bhavin Patel Rank 2
Natasha Totlani Rank 6
Parth Shah Rank 10
Riya Dholani Rank 4
Shah HiraliRank 1
Chatterjee SuparnaRank 7
Bhatt ChaitaliRank 10
Shikha BrahmaniyaRank 17 Sociology
Mandani HiteshRank 1
Raninga RadhikaRank 2
Pandya AvniRank 10
Chhabda GurpreetkaurRank 5
Thaker AbhisstRank 5
GLS (JP SHAH)BBA SEM I
Sapna Dhaneshwari Rank 3
Siddharth Barchha Rank 4
Neha Patel Rank 6
Jay Tharwani Rank 7
Vandana Devnani Rank 7
Mohammad S. Sindhi Rank 9
Jayshree Zala Rank 9
Ruksaar Ansari Rank 10
Saiyed Mohd.anwaarRank 10
G L S R A N K E R S I N G UJ A R AT U N I V E R S I T Y E X A M S
Rankers among top 50: Hitesh Bhatia (Rank 12), Vishal Atlani (Rank 14), Girish Bhatia (Rank 17), Heena Rathod (Rank 18), Yash Soni (Rank 22), Saiyad Sabrinfatima Mom Rafiq (Rank 23)
3MAY 2013
CONGRATULATIONS TO GLS YET AGAIN!GLS (J P SHAH) BBA SEM III
GLSBCA SEM III
LA SHAH LLB III
LA SHAH LLM III MN LAW LLB IIIMN LAW LLB II
SMPIC SEM III SMPIC M COM SEM I
NRBBA SEM III GLSIC SEM III
Riya Shah Rank 1
Rankers among top 50: Ranajeet Pavar (Rank 11), Himani Shah (Rank 13), Chandni Tandon (Rank 15), Pooja Bhatt(Rank 15), Sunny Wadhwani (Rank 16), Umayma Vhora (Rank 16), Jay Shah (Rank 16), Hardik Savaliya (Rank 16), Avani Patel (Rank 16), Riddhi shah (Rank 17), Ajit Sharma (Rank 19), Yagnesh Savaliya (Rank 20), Vishnu Patel (Rank 21), Raeeshahmed Ansari (Rank 21), Nishit Adeshra (Rank 22), Rasila Varsani (Rank 24), Azim Ajmeri (Rank 24), Hirali Patel (Rank 26),Ankita Ghime (Rank 26), Riya Lalcheta (Rank 28), Krishna Gajera (Rank 28), Lalit Vaghela (Rank 30), Kavita Rabadia (Rank 32).
Rankers among top 50: Rohit Gangwani (Rank 11), Komal Thadani (Rank 14), Jainam Shah (Rank 17), Mohit Jain (Rank 17), Nilam Dalwani (Rank 17), Archna Goplani (Rank 19), Girish Sukhyani (Rank 20)
Rankers among top 50: Shalu Jain (Rank 11), Maitri Shah (Rank 12), Zakiya Vaniya (Rank 13), Heli Parikh (Rank 14), Samir Nai (Rank 15), Sajedabanu Pathan (Rank 16), Dhruv Choksi (Rank 16), Charanjeet Tuteja (Rank 17), Kaivan Desai (Rank 18), Yash Patwa (Rank 23), Parth Modi (Rank 25), Farheenbanu Mansuri (Rank 25), Dipesh Ruchwani (Rank 26), Tushar Amkar (Rank 26), Kinjal Akhani (Rank 26), Zinal Patel (Rank 27), Dharmesh Kumar (Rank 32)
Rankers among top 50: Roshni Manglani (Rank 12), Palak Shah (Rank 13), Saurin Shah (Rank 23), Nilam Bhadani (Rank 25)
Deep Shah Rank 2
Khyati Mehta Rank 5
Shambhusingh Rajput Rank 1
Kinjal Soni Rank 4
Anil NarwaniRank 5
Barkha Jaseja Rank 1
Mohit Jaseja Rank 2
Purva Shah Rank 3
Deepak Kriplani Rank 6
Kajal Dewani Rank 1
Patel BansariRank 3
Sharma AnshuRank 1
Shraddha Shah Rank 7
Sanjay BhansaliRank 4
Basantani PoojaRank 6
Shah RiddhiRank 2
Paryani ManjuRank 7
Rathod RajendrasinghRank 1
Niraj Pahva Rank 9
Shubham Agrawal Rank 6
Bagga KhashbooRank 7
Bhatt NehaRank 4
Motwani ShyamRank 8
Bharwad Vijesh Rank 4
Ranjeet Pavar Rank 10
Aaliya Malek Rank 9
Patel RoshnibenRank 9
Agarwal KailashRank 5
Sharma DevRank 8
Dweivedi Loveleshkumar Rank 4
Dhruvee Shah Rank 10
Misbah MansuriRank 10
Nasit Hiren Rank 10
Prajapati JitendraRank 7
Rathod MehulkumarRank 10
G L S R A N K E R S I N G UJ A R AT U N I V E R S I T Y E X A M S
I M NANAVATI LAW
JIGISHA JOSHI HASN’T ONLY TOPPED THE THIRD LLB, BUT ALSO GRABBED 7 GOLD MEDALS TO HER CREDIT!
Bijal Shah (Rank 33), Shradda Shah (Rank 38), Khushbu Shah (Rank 44), Sanjay Burad (Rank 45)
4MAY 2013
EVENTS & ACHIEVEMENTS
CELEBRATION OF ‘WOMEN’S DAY’ AT GLSEMPS
GLS English medium Primary School Celebrated ‘The
Women’s Day’ in a novel way!
“NARI TU NARAYANI” –play based on the multifaceted role of the
women in society and the homes in it-was staged at the Gls Auditorium on 1st March 2013 as a part of women’s day celebration. The play glides from past to future, the events leap from mythology to modern times and the venues
change from the heavenly abodes to the earthly homes. A visual show of women achievers was integrated in the programme to commemorate the high energy powered women, which included Mother Teresa, Lata
Mangeshkar, Rani of Jhansi, Sunita Williams, Kiran Bedi, and more.
The programme was an innovative approach to the top notch social issues to date like Attitude of woman in family, Neglect of senior citizens,
Gromming of children, Discrimination of girl child/boy child and left the audience thinking and analyzing.
The characters of “Rangla and Rangli” filled the play with lighter tones amidst the gravity of the play.
C U SHAH PREPARATORY SCHOOL ORGANIZED ITS PRIZE DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION WHERE IN ALL THE WINNER WERE AWARDED VARIOUS PRIZES AND GOLD MEDALS. IN THE PICTURE WE SEE PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL SHRIMATI ANSUYA JHAVERI FELICITATING THE STUDENTS.
C U SHAH PREPARATORY SCHOOLCONGRATULATIONS TO GLS YET AGAIN!
Anoori Shah
Darshan Dave
Pankti Desai Amishi Patel
Rutu Patel Rishabh Sethia
Vidya Nayak Susan Mathew Shimoli Shah Harpinder Sandhu Ankita Gupta
Charmy Chauhan Jigisha Joshi Kinjal Chaudhary Ispa Chauhan Mayuri Chauhan
R A N K E R S O F I M N A N AVAT I L AW C O L L E G E – 2 0 1 1 - 1 2
LLB- I
LLB- III
LLB- II
“You are not here merely to make a living. You are here in order to
enable the world live more amply, with greater vision, with a finer
spirit of hope and achievement. You are here to enrich the world and you impoverish yourself if you
forget the errand.”-Woodrow Wilson
“What is the recipe for successful achievement? To my mind there are
just four essential ingredients: choose a career you love, give it the
best there is in you, seize your opportunities and be a member of
the team.” -Benjamin Franklin Fairless
5MAY 2013
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by their adept coaches – Shri Sharadbhai for cricket, Shri Prakashbhai for football and Shri Gohelbhai for volleyball. They were fully supported by their respective Principals and P.E. Sirs of C U Shah Primary School, GLS English Medium School, N R Primary School, K N Primary School, M K Secondary & Higher Secondary School & N R Secondary & Higher Secondary School. Shri Sudhirbhai Nanavati, Executive Vice President, Gujarat Law Society spared time and came to see how the camp goes. However, after seeing the involvement of the students, he could not stop himself from playing cricket!
One parent, Mr. Manish Bhagat, father of Raj Bhagat (N R Primary School), gave his views on GLS sports wing. He appreciated Management’s efforts to organize the summer camp sports activity. He was very much impressed by the efforts put up by P.E. Sirs and coaches for utilizing such a big playground. He also suggested to continue this training
throughout the year and he wanted this training for girls also. He was glad to get the opportunity for sending his ward in his own institution instead of sending them to other schools for sports training. He appreciated this sports activity to such an extent that he was willing to give a supporting hand to continue it throughout the year.
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ably compeered by Smt. Belaben Mehta, Principal, C U Shah Primary School. The participants were given certificates of appreciation by the Chief Guests Shri Dhwaj Haria – Billiard Champion student of F. Y. B Com of S M Patel Institute of Commerce & Ms. Suhani Shah, the Skating Champion. Their presence was an inspiration to all the young sports enthusiasts. The impressive gathering of parents provided a boost to their
wards. The proud parents even expressed their sincere wish to continue such camps in the near future also. The programme concluded with a scoop of ice-cream and long lasting joyous memories.
Feedback There are many Summer
camps held everywhere during vacations. But I selected our school’s Cricket Summer Camp because I like this sport very
much and it was in our own school campus. I not only learnt expert tips regarding the game but also understood my importance as a team member. During these days whenever I had some difficulty our sir helped me and guided me. I am thankful to GLS for putting up such type of summer camp and hope for the same in the coming years which will enhance my speed, skill and stamina.
- Harsh Hemdev
CONTINUED FROM PAGE-1
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PARENTS FEEDBACK OF APTITUDE TESTSanket BharadwajSTD 9th C Roll No. 4I am very much thankful to our respected Principal Sir
for giving this opportunity to the students and contributing to the betterment of studies of the students. This test will turn out to be quite helpful to access and improve the performance of my child.
MONA BHARADWAJ (Mother of Sanket Bharadwaj)
Vinanti ParikhSTD 9th B Roll No 31
Aptitude test is one of the best initiative by Karmasu & M K Higher Secondary School to predict the success beyond just the knowledge. It became very helpful to understand my daughter’s potential strength and I could easily know what she can do in future. On the basis of the result of the test it becomes very easy for the students to decide career amongst the options given. Because of good graphical presentation of result of the test.
We can easily understand in which field our child is good at.
We are thankful to the school and the team of Karmasu to give our children the platform to prove their abilities.
Thank You,Manasweta Parikh (Mother of Vinanti Parikh )
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6-7MAY 2013
BE A SPORT!
Somebody has said “if you watch a game, it’s fun. If you play it, it’s recreation!” In this season of IPL, when most children were busy ‘watching’ the game, GLS students played it, and many more! The 20 day summer camp organized by Gujarat Law Society was an immense success that made the ground livelier. Have glimpses of hustle and bustle on the ground here!
8MAY 2013
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LAUNCHING OF NEW WEBSITEWe are glad to announce the launch of new website for
Gujarat Law Society. Along with a new look, we have included some features that hope will make visiting the site a quicker, easier and more interactive experience. We hope you enjoy our new website and would love to here that you think about it. Our site can be reached using any of the below mentioned url.
www.gujaratlawsociety.org
GLS Organizes Workshop for ParentsBy Prin. Jaswinder Kaur“The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world” The child’s First School is on the mother’s lap
With these simple fundamentals in mind & heart the Gujarat Law Society organized English Language Workshop on Saturday 4th May and Sunday 5th May at GLS Campus. The workshop was about How to learn and teach English to one’s child for the The Mother’s of 1st, 2nd & 3rd std. conducted by Prof. C. K. Kathrotia, M. Com LL B, DCS / Author of “Vission English Teacher”. A cumulative report of the workshop experience on the 4th May’13 – by the parents of GLS English Medium Primary School students is as under –
At the first day of the workshop today it was an introductory class by Prof. C. K. Kathrotia we gained three simple steps to learn English easily.
(1) Construction of letters & words
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Sentences.He taught English through
Gujarati language as Gujarati & English both are similar languages. As in today’s times English is a necessity as it is an International language. It is important for the Children & Mothers to learn this for the
proper upbringing of their children.
We are glad to attend these types of workshops now in future for our knowledge and it will be very helpful for our children in their education for now & in future.
(GLS English Medium Primary School.)
9MAY 2013
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10MAY 2013
Spinning TomatosBy Hiral Kaushik
Spinning Tomatos is a fine restaurant, one of its kind where you can enjoy
your food and dance. Ahmedabadis have loved the restaurant Tomatos for more than a decade. Add a ‘spin’ to favor ‘Tomatos’, and what you get is ‘Spinning Tomatos’. Spinning Tomatos is a first of its kind eatery in India with a dance studio under the same roof.
Spinning Tomatos serves the award winning cuisines of the popular eatery Tomatos, like Mexican Italian and other popular cuisine. And now one can enjoy live dance shows, walk-in classes with Spin
Academy.Gone are the days when
one was required to wait for their turn for dining in the boring waiting area or lounge. Spinning Tomatos has given a new twist to the waiting time, where guests can learn a few steps while their tables gets
ready. The concept of having food and an impromptu dance performance definitely amazes and entertains the visitors.
There is also regular Live Studio Nights event where guests can enjoy dance performances performed by professionals while dining.
There is also regular Walk In Dance Class events where a variety of dance forms are taught in a 2-3 hour sessions that can inspire people to consider taking up dancing hobby more seriously. Not to miss out various cooking workshops to introduce you to
fundamental cooking techniques.
To sum it all Spinning Tomatos about Dance, Music, Food, Fun under one roof.
(The writer is lecturer in Management at N R Institute of Business Administration)
PLAY REVIEW
RESTAURANT REVIEW
Welcome Jindagi
By Nirja Vasavada
Ahmedabad is usually notorious for lagging behind when it comes to
art and theatre. It is a general impression about this city that people would rather do some more business than waste time watching plays. However, in the past few years Ahmedabadis are changing this impression. They are getting more aware about theatre, and have started thinking beyond a usual slapstick comedy.
Welcome Jindagi is one such play that makes us think. Presented under Kiran Bhatt and Kiran Sampat’s prestigious banner ‘Khelaiya’, the play is
written and directed by Saumya Joshi. The play deals with real people, people whom we see every day, whom we know, and perhaps who we are. This familiarity strikes the audience in the very first scene, and since then, the audience starts relating themselves with the action going on the stage.
The story revolves around a small Gujarati, rather Kathiawadi family living in a one and a half bedroom flat in Mumbai. Life has not been easy for Arun Ganatra, the ‘head’ of the family (Saumya Joshi), and his wife Bhanu (Jigna Vyas). Therefore, their only purpose in life, like most of us, is to make it easy for their only son Vivek (Abhinay Banker). The son also
cares a lot for both his parents. However, in the core of the play there is discomfort between father and son. And this discomfort arises from huge communication gap. The only bridge between the father and the son, is, Bhanu, an extremely shrewd housewife. Bhanu is not only the bridge between the father and the son, but also between the audience and the stage. She is the sutradhar who connects the audience by talking to them directly, by making audience a part of the
play. She is the charm of the play, providing the light tone tongue in cheek humor in the serious theme.
The play, however, is not only about communication or generation gap. As one critic says, it “delves into the myriad emotions and psychological interplay that prevents people from accepting another’s point of view.” The stage set up is also quite smart. Every prop, whether it is telephone, unrepaired bell, a belt, glass of water or even the rain, has its
own significance woven in the storyline. The background music, especially in the climax scene increases the dramatic conflict.
All the actors, especially Jigna Vyas, have done an excellent job. As Saumya Joshi says in one of his interviews, “the quintessential middle-class Mumbai family that is shown in the play is a complete deviation from the normal commercial Guajarati theatre ethos.”
All in all, this is a must watch play. More shows are going to be staged in the month of May. Keep an eye on the ads!
(The writer is a lecturer in Communication Skills at N R
Institute of Business Administration)
MOVIE REVIEW
Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar Director: Mansoor KhanCast: Aamir Khan, Ayesha Jhulka, Deepak Tijori, Pooja Bedi, Faisal khan Because memories never grow old!
When I first saw Jo jeeta wohi sikandar, I was merely
ELEVEN, my cousin sister, with three years of experience over me, was just stepping into junior college. After watching the movie, I used to scramble out of bed, just to see her dress for college and my mind use to conjure exciting situations for
her. I envied her every single step of the way. I couldn’t wait to grow up and get absorbed in college life and high school romance. Once in a while comes a movie created with painstaking effort and care, one that actually involves you and entertains you all through and leaves you longing for more. And sure enough, there would be very few people who would have watched Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar only once. For most youngsters like me, it was an aspirational theme, and for the others, sweet regret for what might have been in their own lives. And for bicycle races, a dream runs in popularity for at least a couple of years. This movie undoubtedly is my one of the
fav movie! With easy style and an
amazing authenticity, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar is a real treat. Songs like “Pehla Nasha” and “Yahan Ke Hum Sikandar”, the beautiful locales of Dehradun, and, of course, Aamir Khan, make this the kind of movie you
always expect to watch but rarely get to. Aamir in the role is unbelievably endearing. This was probably Ayesha’s only memorable performance - the subtle and understated dignity that she brought to the role made many male teen hearts wonder when a friend like that would come into their lives. If you haven’t watched this one, believe me, you are missing something.
The movie was all a movie could be. Is all a movie can be. It’s inspiring, it’s motivating, and the plot line is interspersed with humour and alternated with reality. Every college going youth is bound to identify with this movie. It is a film which transcends the confines
of generations and holds true every time! Everybody wants to be a winner, if only to impress their latest crush. Everybody wants to be appreciated and accepted. And everybody naturally despises Mr./Ms popular. But being popular does not equate to being a winner. Love cannot grow at the mercy of superficial nuances and victory is the sweetest when you have laboured for it! All messages conveyed in one single movie! Today, when the college days are reduced to memories, I still pull out a CD of JJWS and relive my moments through the laughter on screen!! I did say it was a movie that could be watched ANY time, didn’t I?
11MAY 2013
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENT
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
TALENTINO-2013
With the objective of providing a platform to explore the latent
talent of the MBA students of GLS, “Talentino”, the maiden culfest of NRIBM & GLSICT-MBA was organized on March 3, 2013 amidst electrifying environment in our own jam packed auditorium. Students got opportunities to improve their leadership and interpersonal skills while also increasing their self-confidence. Such involvement allows students to link academic
knowledge with practical experience, which leads to a better understanding of their own abilities, talents, and career goals.
The performance series at Talentino showcased plethora of cultural events like high quality music, drama, Strings of Guitar, singing, burning dance floor, fashion show, mime only to name a few. The events were a roller coaster ride of enthusiasm, zeal & challenge as all the performers battled it out for the top position. Thus
the fest provided a platform for the students to explore their talents and give them recognition, polish different facets of their personalities which weren’t noticed before. And for the others, it is just a pleasant break from the subtle monotony of the college life and served as icing on the cake along with regular academic activities. The events were judged by a panel of eminent personalities like Prof. Amar Gargesh and Ms. Vaishali Mehta.
WORKSHOP ON ELECTRONIC SYSTEM DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING
GLSICT organized an Electronic System Des ign and
Manufacturing Workshop which included a two hour seminar followed by an industrial visit. The workshop was arranged to make students aware of the electronic gadgets. Participants belonged to the different streams like engineering, science and computer applications. Two eminent speakers – Mr. Madhukant Patel, MD, Reve Automation, Ahmedabad and Dr. Chetan Bhatt, Professor and head, Instrumentation and Conrol Engineering, Chandkheda, were invited to conduct the seminar. Mr. Madhukant Patel enriched the students’ knowledge about Wireless Sensor Network. Dr. Chetan Bhatt spoke on Electronic System Design and Manufac tur ing o f Microprocessor.
Mr. Madhukant Patel started the subject from the very scratch. He discussed various sensors working with our day to day application. He also demonstrated one of the working models of sensors. The model helped students to know the idea clearly
and they were motivated to develop such models by their own.
Dr. Chetan B. Bhatt discussed the microprocessors at length. He made students aware of the first processors to the latest processor. He also discussed the instruction sets used in various processors and also covered CUDA programming.
Students were content after
interacting with such prominent personalities and it helped them to clear their questions regarding the topics. The participant students explored the opportunities in the area and started thinking about it as one of the best career options.
The workshop was followed by an industrial trip the company MCBS, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, The company functions in GIDC for the last 22 years. It is involved in manufacturing Communication & broadcast equipments.
Keeping up with its tradition, I M Nanavati Law College organized an elocution competition. Five colleges participated in the competition. The competition was judged by senior
advocate Shri H K Pujara. Kushal Iyer (SYLLB) and YAshashvi Jain (FYLLB) of the host college won the first and second prizes respectively.
Late Shri I. M. Nanavati Elocution Competition
ANNUAL DAY CELEBRATIONS AT C U SHAH COMMERCE COLLEGE
C. U. Shah Commerce College, run by C. U. Ronak Foundation,
Ashram Road, Ahmedabad organized the Annual Day Function at the college premises on 2nd March, 2013. HH Swami Shree Adhyatmanandji Maharaj of Shivanand Ashram, Ahmedabad graced the Function as the Chief Guest. Dr. Hitesh Patel, Principal, B.Ed. College, Od and Shree Hiteshbhai Shah, an alumnus of
our college and now a renowned businessman, were the Guests of Honour. At this event college toppers at the University Examinations were presented with Late Shree I.M.Nanavati Awards while Winners of college and inter-college competitions were also awarded trophies by dignitaries. The 6th Issue of ‘Vaanijyakalp’ our college magazine was also released by HH Swami Shree Adhyatmanandji Maharaj.
• Dr. K D Jadav of C U Shah Commerce College has successfully completed Ph.D in Economics from Gujarat University under the guidance of Dr. N B Patel, the principal of the college.
• Prof. Bhushan Khairnar of N R Institute of Business Administration launched his debut book – Are you sure – A story of Aesthetic World. The book is a modest irony on our beliefs of certainty. It is published by Rigi Publication.
Dr. Jayesh Mandanka of B.D. Arts College has successfully completed his Ph.D thesis titled ‘Humanism as reflected in the poems of Rabindranath Tagore and Walt Whitman’ from Gujarat University under the guidance of Dr. Indira Nityanandam. Congratulations!
12MAY 2013
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ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE...
Students of GLS have certainly brought the world on the stage in the
past few months, and a glimpse of it was seen in the last social club gathering. Students of C U Shah Primary School and S M Patel Institute of Commerce have used theatre to talk about two different, but burning issues of our society.
Prithvi ke Chakke me Puncture is a street play performed by the primary students as a part of Prithvi
Vandana – a National Theatre Festival organised by Panasonic India along with its implementing agency partners Nehru Foundation & Eco - Roots Foundation. Fighting through tough levels of Competition amongst different Schools of the city, the play bagged the Winner’s Trophy. It also qualified to compete amongst presentations from 23 states of the country at New Delhi on 2nd May,13. The performance was described
as ‘flawless clean act that served the purpose of its staging’ by Mr. Rahul Dev, Editor, Live India. The theme of the play is Save Environment. The children, very poignantly suggest that an essential balance is required to be maintained so that life on the earth remains healthy & vibrant. It is unfortunate that human beings in the pursuit of establishing their domain, are non-judiciously altering this supportive cover. As a
consequence we have been facing the aftermath, the latest earthquakes being the recent example.
Students of S M Patel Institute of Commerce talk about another crucial issue which we have been facing in their play ‘Tu Ladje Anamika...’ The play deals with the recent gang-rape case in a very humane manner. The students of SMPIC have also given a few professional performances of the play at Natrani, Usmanpura. The play
written and directed by Abhishek Shah, won the ‘Best Play Award’ in one of the most reputed INT and Gujarat Samachar Drama Competition.
When both the plays were performed on one stage in the social club gathering, the audience could see the emotional involvement of the actors. And this involvement, in turn, was mirrored in the audience. Indeed, what better way could there be to reach the society, than theatre?! Keep it up, players!!
YOUNG ACTORS OF C U SHAH PRIMARY SCHOOL PRACTICING FOR THEIR NATIONAL LEVEL PERFORMANCE
