Our former President A P J Abdul Kalam had stated once that “Science

is global…it has to reach everywhere. Science is a beautiful gift to humanity, we should not distort it.” It seems that the GLS schools have taken up this statement as their motto, as their latest endeavor – GLS Science Fair, certainly made science reach everywhere.

The GLS Science Fair was organized on 23 and 24 of January where all the GLS school students showcased around 230 brilliant scientific models. Dr. A. R. Prasanna, Dean (Academics), Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) was the Chief Guest at the Inauguration function. He with his extensive experience in the field of science and education was extremely inspirational for the young minds. He talked about different aspects of science and the implications of science and technology in our day to day life. He insisted that in today’s age, when the world is governed mainly by science and technology we have no other option to be wide read and techno savvy. He, along with

Shri Sudhir Nanavati, Executive Vice President, GLS and Shri Bhalchandra Joshi, Registrar, GLS, visited each and every stall and encouraged the genius

minds of GLS.The models that these young

minds had tried their hands on included the replica of the Gir forest, Planetarium, Bird

Pavilion, medical plants, rocketry programme only to name a few. These models showed how science is a part of

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GENIUS MINDS OF GLS!

Gujarat Law Society is known for promoting cultural, social and

educational development of its students through multiple activities. This Republic Day, GLS primary and secondary schools had undertaken the initiative of celebrating the Republic Day in an innovative way with the march past of the students of various educational institutes of GLS along with the various tableaux presenting the glimpse of glory of different states of our country in the benign presence of the vice president of GLS Shri Sudhirbhai Nanavati, the Director Shri N.R.Shah, Registrar Shri Bhalchandra Joshi, Shri Vadibhai Patel, Shri Sureshbhai Desai. The celebration started with the

students of the different schools of GLS entering the ground with the various tableaux .The different schools run by Gujarat Law Society like C.U.SHAH PREPATORY AND C.U.SHAH PRIMARY SCHOOL, N.R.PRIMARY SCHOOL,GLS PRIMARY

SCHOOL, K.N.PRIMARY S C H O O L , M.K.SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL,GLS SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL AND N.R.SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY

SCHOOL were there with their principals, staff and students along with the tableaux representing different states and their culture. The tableaux were making one realize that India is a land of multi religions, multi ethnic and multi lingual people , a virtual tower of diverse ethnic groups. The last tableau was presenting India as a knowledge society teaching the value of Brotherhood, Non violence, Spirituality and Philosophy. Not only these but also conveying the message to eradicate the canker of communalism from the society. Then Shri Sudhirbhai Nanavati, hoisted the flag. This celebration cultivated the noble virtue of patriotism in the mind of the students.

CELEBRATION OF REPUBLIC DAY

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GLSCSI (GLSICT-MCA, GLSICA-BCA) Student Branch was awarded

with Best Student Branch Award 2012-2013 in Region III (Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan) at 48th CSI National Annual Convention held at Visakhapatnam. Dr. Harshal Arolkar, Associate Professor,

GLSICT accepted the same on behalf of GLS-CSI Student branch . The award was achieved due to efforts put by the CSI Student Branch Counselor Prof Zakiya Malek and faculty coordinator Prof Krupa Mehta along with the support of the students and staff members of MCA and BCA.

GLSICT AND GLSICI WINNING CSI AWARD JAN 2014

VINISHA RUPAREL AND ISHITA HINDOCHA OF FYBBA BAGGED THE FIRST PRIZE IN THE PAPER WEAVING COMPETITION, A PART OF ADVENT – STATE LEVEL COMPETITIONS ORGANIZED BY K S SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT.

our daily life, and yet most of the times we fail to notice it. Even the tiny toddlers of C U Shah Preparatory school contributed with their seven projects in this humongous venture. All the projects that the students presented in the fair, exceeded the expectations of the visitors. The lucid explanation of some complicated projects left a long lasting effect on the visitors’ minds.

Apart from all these projects, one of the attractions of the science fair was the juxtaposition of science and entertainment. Students performed a play on the theme of environmental conservation, there was a puppet show on education and a magic show to abolish superstitions from society. Also, Natansh Vyas, a student of class X presented an animation of 22 different types of math projects in a single show. He also presented some extremely interesting math puzzles in quite an impressive manner. All these techniques gave people a new outlook towards the merits of science and also proved an eye opener to many students, parents and even teachers of science. This was the place where everybody learned something, and left with a number of

innovative ideas of learning science.

The science fair was originally the idea of Shri Bhalchandra Joshi, and the idea was executed quite astonishingly

by the principals, teachers, students and parents. Once again, to quote A P J Abdul Kalam, “History has proven that those who dare to imagine the impossible are the ones who

break all human limitations. In every field of human endeavor, whether science, medicine, sports, the arts, or technology, the names of the people who imagined the impossible and

achieved are engraved in our history. By breaking the limits of their imagination, they changed the world.” The Genius Minds of GLS are all set to change the world.

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Under the valuable guidance of Principal Dr Ashwin Purohit,

S.M.Patel Institute of Commerce initiated “Prayas”-A charity mission as Days celebration on 2nd Jan 2014. Students along with the faculty members visited two destinations, the Children Cancer Ward, Civil Hospital

and Maniben Tribhuvandas Matrugruh- Old age home at Chandranagar, Paldi. At the old age home a kit containing daily usage items for old aged women and biscuits were distributed to 80 beneficiaries. At the Children Cancer wards, toys were distributed to 90 patients. 50 SMPIC students joined the good cause.

EDUCATIONAL TOUR UNDER CWDC “PRAYAS”-A CHARITY MISSION

SMPIC, under CWDC organized an educational tour to

Parvati Hills near Himmatnagar, on 11th January, 2014. 56 students under the guidance of Prof. Mala Sharma and Prof.

Gitanjali Rampal had participated. Prin. Dr. Ashwin Purohit’s basic idea behind organizing this trip was to sensitize the students towards nature.

The students were involved in various activities

like trekking and adventure sports under expert guidance of professional trekkers. The students were given information about various plants and trees and explained about their medicinal properties by the local people.

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H.A.C.C Judo players have proved themselves Champions repeatedly

14 times. In Gujarat University inter college tournament they won:- 3 Gold Medals: Prabhakar Kanojiya, Viral Patel and Bariya Kuldip, 4 Silver Medals: Chendal Abhishek, Vaghela Yagnesh, Chodhry Bhavin and Vaghela Jaydeep &1 Bronze Medal: Dhumda Bharat Prabhakar Kanojiya, Viral Patel and Bariya Kuldip participated in all India inter university tournament held in Amritsar (Punjab).

Jay Soni (S.Y B.Com H.A.C.C) (Silver Medalist) All India inter University west zone tennis tournament was held

in Veer Narmad University in that Jay Soni had won the silver medal.

GLSIC

Hastimal G. Sagara, Assistant Professor, GLS (Smt. M. R.

Parikh) Institute of Commerce delivered a keynote address on ‘Research in Social Sciences’ in the 13th State Level Annual

Conference on ‘Research Methods and Methodology’ jointly organized by Kadi Sarva Vishwavidyalaya, Gandhinagar and Gujarat University Economics Teachers’ Association, Ahmedabad on 18th January, 2014.

He has been awarded with ‘Travel Grant’ by the Ministry of HRD, Government of India to visit 3 universities, namely, JNU New Delhi, IIIT Bangaluru and CDS Trivandrum, for academic purpose for 2013-14.

KALRAAV – AN INITIATIVE OF C U SHAH ARTS COLLEGE

A LECTURE IN SOCIOLOGY BY SHRI GAURANG JANI AND A RAPT AUDIENCE

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C U SHAH PREPARATORY SCHOOL

K N PRIMARY SCHOOL

At the Science FairCHIEF GUEST DR A R PRASANNA, RETIRED DEAN OF PHYSICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY APPRECIATED ENDEAVOR OF OUR LITTLE SCIENTISTS OF TOMORROW.

Water Cycle Project OUR LITTLE SCIENTIST WITH THEIR MUCH APPRECIATED WATER CYCLE PROJECT. VISITORS WERE FULL OF PRAISE FOR THIS PROJECT.

Dental Checkup DR MILIND AND HIS TEAM OF DOCTORS HAVE ORGANIZED DENTAL CHECKUP FOR OUR CHILDREN. HERE SEEN THE TEAM OF DOCTORS EXAMINING ALL THE CHILDREN AND GIVEN THEM CARD FOR THE HEALTHY TEETH AND THOSE WHO NEED THE CORRECTION.

Playing an instrument or participating in a music program in school has been shown to have broad positive effects on learning, motivation and

behavior.

Music activities prepare the brain for more difficult tasks and are a tool to help wire the brain to reach higher level of thinking.

To motivate and encourage the children to play

musical instruments for the first time in K.N.Primary school, a competition was organized. It became a memorable event as the children came out with flying colors.

PREPARING FOR SPACE – JOURNEY

N. R. Primary school organized a Rocket making workshop on

17th January 2014 in the school premises.

It was conducted by scientists Shri. M. P. Deomurari a retired scientist of Physical Research Laboratory associated with Model Rocketry for 35 years. He was accompanied with Shri. H. R. Sisodia from Vikram Sarabhai community centre, presently working with Gujarat Vidhyapith and Shri. Neel Shah a student of B. E.

Computer. This innovative idea was visualized by Shri. Deven Rathore Principal of M. K. Secondary & Higher

Secondary School. Shri. M. P. Deomurari interacted with the students by asking them questions about space and

forces acting in the space with some practical examples. He drew a rocket diagram and explained its parts and

functions. A demo on making the rocket was given.

Around 44 students participated and made individual rockets under their expert guidance. It was exciting to watch the rocket launching on the inauguration day of the Science Fair on 23rd January by our respected Sir, Shri. Sudhirbhai Nanavati. The remaining rockets were launched safely by the students themselves on 29th January G.L.S. grounds amidst excitement and cheers. We all learnt a lot and enjoyed the experience thoroughly.

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EVENTS

Th e Republic Day celebrations at GLS were made more joyous with the announcement of the GLS Credit Society for self-fi nanced

institutes. Th is society will provide personal, medical and vehicle loans to its members at very low rates of interest. Shri Sudhir Nana-

vati, Executive Vice President, GLS discussed this scheme and its benefi ts which were

heartily appreciated by all staff members of self-fi nanced institutes. Read more about it

in the next issue...

65TH REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATIONS AT GLSThis 26th January, India entered into its’ 65th year as a Republic. This day was celebrated with great pomp and enthusiasm by the entire GLS family. Of special note was the Republic Day Parade and tableaux put up by the

Principals, teachers and students of C.U.SHAH PREPATORY AND C.U.SHAH PRIMARY SCHOOL, N.R.PRIMARY SCHOOL,GLS PRIMARY SCHOOL, K.N.PRIMARY SCHOOL, M.K.SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY

SCHOOL, GLS SECONDARYAND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL AND N.R.SECONDARY AND HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL. The pride, joy and seriousness of the young children – the future of India – did not leave a

single member of the audience unmoved. GLS VOICE is proud to bring you these moments from the celebrations…….

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FAIR OF THE SCIENTIFIC KINDScience surrounds us….is the reason for the progress of mankind…science has taken us to the moon, has made communication possible with far-flunged loved ones. Yet, we stop ourselves from unraveling its’ mysteries. A career in pure sciences and scientific research is yet to gain popularity. All the schools under the GLS umbrella came together and unitedly worked towards making

science more appealing and simple to their students. A Science Fair was jointly organized on the GLS ground on Jan 23 and 24. The fair had students explaining scientific principles and mysteries using models. More than 10,000 visitors visited this fair over the two days!!!Congratulations to all the principals, teachers, staff members and students of all the schools for

taking such an initiative and making it a huge success.

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Event: Poster MakingCategory A: Primary SectionFirst: Prapti Oza, 8th Standard, C. U. Shah Primary SchoolSecond: Jinal Chirag, Sr. K. G., C. U. Shah Preparatory SchoolThird: Pankti R. Shah, 7th Standard, K. N. Primary School

Category B: Secondary and Higher Secondary SectionFirst: Viraj Dave, 9th Standard, M. K. Secondary and Higher Secondary SchoolSecond: Vinanti Parikh, 10th Standard, M. K. Secondary and Higher Secondary School

Category C: College SectionFirst: Arti Badadiya, SYBCA, GLS (I & RKD) Institute Of Computer ApplicationsSecond: Kavisha H. Doshi, 4th Sem, S. M. Patel Institute of CommerceThird: Stuti Desai, SYBBA, N. R. Institute of Business Administration

Event: CollageCategory A: Primary SectionFirst: Yash D. Pandya, 8th Standard, C. U. Shah Primary SchoolSecond: Bhakti S. Chokshi, 7th Standard, K. N. Primary SchoolThird: Isha V. Chokshi, 8th Standard, N. R. Primary School

Category B: Secondary and Higher Secondary SectionFirst: Rajvi Shah, 11th Standard, M. K. Secondary and Higher Secondary SchoolSecond: Aayushi Patel, 9th

Standard, GLS Secondary and Higher Secondary School

Category C: College SectionFirst: Neha Koitiya, 6th Semester, Smt Sadguna C U Arts College for GirlsSecond: Anam Shah, M.Com, GLS(Smt. M R Parikh) Institute of CommerceThird: Krupal Rathod, SYBBA, GLS (J.P.Shah) Institute of Business Administration

Event: Poetry CompletionCategory A: Primary SectionFirst: Ridhafatima H. Rawther, 8th Standard, K. N. Primary SchoolSecond: Aafia Siddiqui, 8th Standard, C. U. Shah Primary SchoolThird: Zeba Karkhanawala, 7th Standard, K. N. Primary School

Category B: Secondary and Higher Secondary SectionFirst: Azba Lokhandwala, 11th Standard, M. K. Secondary & Higher Secondary SchoolSecond: Zeel Shah, 11th Standard, M. K. Secondary & Higher Secondary School

Category C: College SectionFirst: Siddhi Joshi, TYBCom, H. A. College of CommerceSecond: Sanjana Iyer, SYBCom, S. M. Patel Institute of CommerceThird: Darshan Nagar, TYBCom, GLS(Smt. M R Parikh) Institute of Commerce

GLS VOICE Intra-GLS CompetitionDate: January 20, 2014 Winners

On January 20, 2014 I n t r a - G L S Competitions were

conducted by GLS VOICE. Competitions were for Poster Making, Collage Making and Poetry Completion. The theme for all these events was ‘Wastage of Food’. A number

of entries were received for each event in the Primary Section, the Secondary and Higher Secondary Section and the College Section. The Poster Making and Collage Making Competition was judged by Shri Manharbhai and Shri Devangbhai from

the C N Faculty of Fine Arts, while the Poetry Completion Competition was judged by Dr. Rupalee Burke, Faculty of English, Sahajanand Art College. Here are glimpses from the competition and details of the prize winners…..

VOICE Competitions

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those who dream and work.”Abdul Kalam

10FEBRUARY 2014

GLS VOICE RECOMMENDS…

Chocolate Walnut Fudge

Ingredients•Dark chocolate 100 grams•Walnuts, finely chopped 1 / 2 cup•Unsalted butter 4 tablespoons•Condensed milk 400 grams• mawa 180 grams•Vanilla essence 1/2 teaspoon

MethodGrease a seven-inch square

aluminum tray.Heat a non-stick pan; add

the butter and allow it to melt. Add the chocolate and stir till it

melts. Stir in the condensed milk and cook for five to six minutes.

Add the walnuts to the pan and mix. Add the mawa, and vanilla essence, and mix well.

Transfer the mixture onto the greased tray and spread evenly with a greased spatula. Cool in the refrigerator before cutting into pieces. Serve chilled.

Eggless Mango Cheesecake

Ingredients:Cream cheese - 1 block Cream - 170 gm Sugar - Half a cup Mango puree - 3/4 of a cupGelatine - 1 Tbsp (optional)Hot Water - 1/4 cupGraham cracker crumbs/

Mari biscuit powder - 1.5 to 2

cups (Depending on how thick you want the base to be)

Unsalted butter, melted - 75

gm (about 1/3 of a cup)

1. Whiz the graham crackers/Mari biscuits in a food processor. Add melted butter and whiz again until the mixture comes together. Press into the bottom of an 8” spring form pan that’s lined with aluminum foil or use individual glasses. Refrigerate while preparing the rest of the cheesecake.

2. Mix the cream cheese, cream, and

sugar in a bowl until well combined. You can do it by hand or use low speed on your

Kitchenaid. An electric beater is not needed.

3. Add the gelatine to the hot water and stir till it completely dissolves. Add the mango puree and stir well. Keep half of this mixture aside and add the rest to the cream cheese mixture. Stir gently until well combined.

4. Pour on top of the graham cracker/mari nisuit base. Return to fridge for another 10-30 mins.

5. Pour the mango mixture as the third layer. Do this gently so that the layers don’t combine. If you use a springform pan, the top layer will be much thinner, as it should be.

6. Refrigerate overnight and get ready to serve a yummy dessert at your party that can be prepared well in advance!

RECIPES

MOVIE

BOOK

Krishna Chari-traBy Bankim Chandra ChattopadhyayaTranslated by Alo Shome

By Jean Dsouza

In times when so many divine figures and legends are fictionalized, televised

and made into films, laying my hands on this book felt like a breath of fresh air. Krishna Charitra is a famous Bengali classis where Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyaya endeavours to discover Shri Krishna, the real person, behind centuries of myths and legends. But the difference here is that the author makes every attempt at researching,

probing and unraveling the literature available at the time. It is not merely hearsay or grandmother’s stories that we have in this book. It is a well researched, authenticated and referenced work, blended with the author’s passion for Shri Krishna, and the passion for Indian culture.

As Chattopadhyaya says himself, the book was originally written with a feeling of patriotism, and the desire to uphold Shri Krishna as not just a mythological figure, but an ideal Indian character, whom other Indians could look up to. Writing about this work, Sri Aurobindo states: “Bankim Chandra pored over the Bhagavad Gita and the Vedas striving to catch

the deeper ad sacred sense of those profound writings. To give that to his countrymen was the strenuous aim of Krishna Charitra.”

Describing Krishna Charitra, Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyaya writes: “The establishment of Krishna’s divinity is not the aim of this book. It is the discussion of his human nature which is my intention. I myself believe in his divinity; that faith, too, I have not concealed. But I have taken no pains for persuading the reader to subscribe to that belief.”

In most cases, the interpretations of the incidents of Krishna’s life have been an

eye-opener for me. The popular belief is placed vis-à-vis historical evidence, showing the origin of certain

Hindu thought processes at some places, and commenting on the inappropriateness of it at other times.

I would recommend this book not only to devotees of Lord Krishna, but more so to students who are involved in research and thesis-writing. This is how research ought to be done. This is how we ought to think.

The translation has faulty grammar in some places, but all in all, it is not so bad.

I have found a new respect and reverence for Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyaya through this book.

(The writer is Associate Professor in English and

Commercial Communication at HACC)

RaincoatDirected by: Rituparno GhoshStarring: Ajay Devgan and Aishwarya Rai

Released in 2004, Raincoat is a Hindi film directed by the late

Rituparno Ghosh. It tells the story of two lovers (played by Aishwarya and Ajay) separated by destiny, who meet again one day. This meeting allows each to realize the truth about the lives they are living. It is an adaptation of the short story The Gift of the Magi (1906) by

O Henry. The story begins with

unemployed Manu (Ajay Devgan), in search of money to finance his new business as he has lost his earlier job at a jute mill. On his quest, he visits Neeru (Aishwarya Rai) in Calcutta, to whom he was engaged six years ago. During the rainy evening, the couple reminisce about their former love and how each ended up in their current situation.

Neeru pretends to lead a happy and prosperous life. They go on talking about their past and present with multiple flashbacks.

The raincoat comes to play when Neeru wears it to go out and fetch some food. The landlord (Annu Kapoor) speaks of the real situation of the household, and prompts Manu to give his borrowed money as rent for the house. Manu leaves

a letter under the bed sheet explaining things. When Neeru returns he does not say anything about his encounter with her landlord. After some time Manu leaves. Later, when he puts his hand inside the pocket of his raincoat, he finds

a pair of gold bangles that belonged to Neeru, along with a letter saying that she had a lot of money and he should have told her about his financial situation. She had actually read a letter that was inside the

raincoat that informed her about Manu’s condition.

This movie is a narrative with just two characters in most of the frames. Shot in 17 days, Raincoat performed well at the Box Office and turned out to be a success. It won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi and was nominated for the Crystal Globe for Best Feature Film at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. Aishwarya Rai also won the Zee Cine Award for Critics’ Choice Best Actress and was nominated for the Filmfare Best Actress Award for her performance.

11FEBRUARY 2014

ACHIEVEMENTS

L&C MEHTA

SMPIC GLSIC

The ‘Welfare Association of Reserve Bank of India’ organized an open

Badminton tournament at the

Badminton court of R.B.I. Colony situated at Subhash Bridge, Ahmedabad from 21st to 25th Jan 2014. Viveksingh Pabla of SMPIC secured 1st prize in this tournament and was felicitated by the General Manager of the Reserve Bank of India Smt. Rakshadevi on 26th Jan 2014 with a certificate and a token of appreciation.

Harshal patel of TYB.Com stood first in Rifle Shooting Championship

at Gujarat University Inter College Competition and selected for Inter University Competition

Salman Shaikh of TYB.Com and Siddharth Trivedi of SYB.Com

stood first in the Inter Zonal Best Physique competition organised at Petlad in the 75 kgs and 85 kgs categories respectively. Both are selected for nationals.

SMIPIC’S RAGA DUO ROCKS AGAIN..!!

In “YOUNG VOTERS FESTIVAL- 2013” a State Level competition organized

by the Election Commission of Gujarat State, Viveksingh Pabla of SMPIC bagged 1st prize in

Ad. Film making competition in Gujarat state and was felicitated on 25th Jan 2014, National Voter’s Day in the presence of the Governor of Gujarat “Dr. Kamla Beniwal” by the Chief Electoral Officer of Gujarat “Smt. Anita Karwal” with a certificate of merit and cash prize of Rs. 25,000. He was also felicitated at the flag hosting event on 26th Jan 2014 by the General Manager of Reserve Bank of India Smt. Rakshadevi.

At the Fourth Youth National Voters Festival, 2013

conducted on 25th January, 2014 SMPIC student Kavisha Doshi has been awarded certificate of merit for winning 1st prize in poster making competition by Collector & District Election Officer Roopwant Singh of Ahmedabad district.

Under the valuable guidance of Principal Dr. Ashwin Purohit

SMPIC secured 3rd position in “Man Edge” Inter College Presentation Competition. Mansi Battiwala student of SEM-4 presented the powerpoint presentation on the topic of “Study on Financial Management” with relevant case studies.

Winning National Level Personality Contest

The Saga of Success at GLS (Smt.M.R.Parikh) Institute of Commerce

GLS (M.R.Parikh) Institute of Commerce, represented by Anjali

Mirchandani, a student of T.Y. B.Com, stood second for overall performance at Intellectus 2014, a national level event which invites par t ic ipat ion f rom undergraduate students across university. Prominent universities such as Gujarat University, Nirma University, Ganpat University and PDPU

were among some of the many participants.

This year students from a total of 51 colleges and 19 different universities participated in this 2 day long event on 10th and 11th January 2014.

GLSIC, under the mentorship of Prof Tushar Raval, has been leaving its imprints at this mega event. In fact, we were the first to lift the Intellectus 2014 rotating trophy.

It is indeed a matter of pride and prestige for G L S ( S m t . M . R . P a r i k h )

Institute of Commerce to announce that along with an excellent academic persuasion we made an applauding achievements in almost all the para academic fields. Our college stood First among the eighteen colleges in the Super Event Managers of the year held by National Institute of Event Management (NIEM).

Our Students Kunal Gurjar and Kajal Vachheta got a cash prize of Rs. 3000/- and certificates respectively for event management. Also our eight students bagged the 2nd runners up position in “Umang” held by National Institute of Event Management and got a cash prize of Rs.5000/-.The professors incharge for the winning performance are Prof Avni Shah and Prof Mala Dani.

Remarkable Awards Bagged by the Students…

GLS(Smt.M.R.Parikh) Institute of Commerce feels glad to add some

more feathers to its glory crown. The glistening achievements in the short course of the current year are achieved at an unprecedented level. The college has achieved remarkable awards in different f i e l d s . Congratulations to the students…. • Harshal M

Gilder won third prize at district level

for “Quickie” Ad. Film competition in Young Voters Festival- 2013 organised by Election Commission of India.

• Anam Shah won the 2nd prize for Collage Competition and Darshan Nagar won the prize for Poetry Recitation Competition organized by GLS Voice.

• Arpita Jaichandani student of T.Y. B.Com and Hardik Prajapati student of S.Y. B.Com won the Third Prize in “Kaleidoscope” Duet Singing Competition organized by J.G.College of Commerce.

Smpic’s singer duo- Parshwa Shah and Bhaumik Bhatt clinched

the first position in the duet singing competition at the inter-college dance and music festival ‘RAGA n ROCK’ organized by H.L.College of Commerce on 31st January,2014. Parshwa and Bhaumik mesmerized the audience and impressed the

judges with their spectacular performance of the song ‘Zindagi Maut na Ban Jaye…’ from the film ‘Sarfarosh’ to leave the other competitors from 25 colleges behind. Principal Dr. Ashwin Purihit, and the entire staff of SMPIC congratulate the duo o their achievement.

Ms. Palak Chaudhary of Smt. L & C Mehta Arts College bagged

Shri Krishnalal Almola Gold Medal in English at the recently held convocation of Gujarat University. She is also the recipient of Dr. S.S. Bhandarkar

Scholarship for securing highest marks in English in T.Y.B.A. Mach/April 2013 Examination. The college is proud of her achievement and congratulates her on her grand success and conveys best wishes for a very bright future.

12FEBRUARY 2014

RNI number is GUJBIL/2009/30687. Licence to post without pre-payment Licence No. CPMG/GJ/88/2012 Valid up to 30-6-2014. Permitted to post at AHD PSO/1 on 10th of every month Under Postal Registration No. GAMC-1738/2013-2015 issued by S.S.P. Ahmedabad, valid up to 31st December 2015.

Printed and published by Dr Bhalchandra H Joshi on behalf of Gujarat Law Society. Printed at DB Print Solution (Divya Bhaskar), Bhaskar House, Plot No 280, Makarba, S G Highway, Ahmedabad 380051. Published from Gujarat Law Society, Opp Law Garden, Ellisbridge, Ahmedabad 380006. Editor: Dr. Bhalchandra H Joshi.

This year has been a rewarding one to GLS(Smt.M.R.Parikh)

Institute of Commerce in the field theatrical activity. We take immense pride in announcing that the our drama team of 25 students has given amazing performance in INT Drama

Competition organized by Gujarat Samachar. We presented One act Play “Dhrunad Kamle Aapghat Kare Che” stood at First Position in INT Drama Competition and won the 10,000/- cash prize with rotating trophy. Our student Sarjan Trivedi got second prize for

Best Actor and won 2000/- cash prize. Director Chirag Modi and Dhrunad Kamle also won First Prize for Best Direction. The student team of GLS (Smt.M.R.Parikh ) Institute of commerce and incharge faculty Prof. Ankit Bhojak deserve an applause.

VICTORIOUS GLANCE AT GLS (SMT.M.R.PARIKH) INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE

CONTINUING THE WINNING STREAK

SMPIC’s production, ‘Kalja Kero Katko’, has been adjudged as 3rd Best Play

in INT and Gujarat Samachar Drama Competition . Around 25 plays were performed in a span of four days in the semi-finals. The play was awarded one of the best six plays in the semi-finals. ‘Kalja Kero Katko’ was performed on 30th January, 2014, by a team of 30 students at Thakorebhai Desai Hall. Harsh Thakkar (M.Com) was

awarded the Best Actor Award. Devami Pandya (Sem V) was awarded 2nd Best Actress Award. Dishang Sheth (Sem V) was awarded the special Prize of Best Actor in Comic role.

With the support and encouragement of Prin. Dr. Ashwin Purohit, the play was written and directed by Abhishek Shah. The play upholds the dignity of the basic human emotion – love and talks about honour killing.