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I N I T I A T I N G C H A N G EVol.1, Issue.12, For Private Circulation Only 4 Pages, Wednesday, October 31, 2012

In-house Journal of the School of Communication, Dr. G. R. Damodaran College of Science, Coimbatore - 14. Printed at Kalaikathir Achchagam, Coimbatore - 37.

Vijayadhasami- A celebrAtion of victory Shabnam Panot,

I Year, Masters in Journalism & Mass Communication

Dusshera also known as Vijayadashmi is one of the main festivals of Hindus. The zest and fervour of

its celebration can be seen in entire India. Each festival that is celebrated in India has its own importance, Dussehra is also one of them. This festival is celebrated in every nook and corner of India with full zeal and enthusiasm.

Dusshehra 2012Vijayadashmi is celebrated on the tenth day of Shukla Paksha of Ashwin month. In 2012, this festival will be celebrated on 24th October,Wednesday. Dussehra is a celebration of victory of good over evil. Evil and immorality comes to an end establishing morality and peace. It is a form of Shri Ram’s glory. On this day, everyone gets immersed in the devotion of Lord Rama.

To celebrate Vijayadashmi, Ramlila is staged in every corner of India. Kshatriyas worship their weapons and sight of Neelkantha is considered to be very auspicious. Dusshera is celebrated on the 10th day of the Navratra.

Ritual to perform Dusshera PoojaRavana is worshipped in the morning of Dussehra and everyone performs the ritual before eating anything. All the members of the family should take bath early in the morning, wear clean clothes and get ready to sit for Pooja. Then, prepare 10 balls i.e Kanda from the cow’s dung and apply curd on each of them. Barley is grown on the first day of Navratra. This plant is then kept on the Kand and then the God is worshipped with Dhoop, Diya, Rice and Roli. At some places there is a ritual to keep barley on the ear of son in a family and are offered to Lord Rama. The 10th Kand of cow’s dung is considered to be the symbol of 10 heads of Ravan and these Kands are offered as bhog or food.

Vijaydashami MuhurtaAfter worshipping Ravana in the morning, his mannequin is burnt into ashes in the evening on the rise of the “Vijaya” star. The burning of his mannequin takes place before sunset because according to Hindu culture cremation is not performed after sunset.

Dussehra HolidayIt is a gazetted holiday and all the schools, colleges and offices are closed on this day. At some places, schools announce holidays 10 days before Dusshera and school children enjoy festival with full enthusiasm without any worries.Dussehra storyOn this day, lord Rama killed Ravana.

According to mythology, Sitaji was kidnapped by Ravana during her exile with lord Rama. Lord Rama fought with Ravana with the help of his brother Lakshaman and Hanumanji and brought Sita back.

During the nine days of the war, Lord Rama worshipped goddess Durga and killed Ravana on the tenth day i.e Dashami. This is the reason that Vijayadashmi is one of the most significant day in Hindu mythology. On this day, Ravan is burnt along with his brother Kumbhakaran and son Meghnad in the form of a mannequin.RamlilaThe 'Ramlila' is held during the nine days preceding Dussehra. It is an enactment of life of Lord Rama and Sita. Fairs are organised around the country to celebrate this festival and on the day of the Dussehra. Ravana is cremated along with his son Meghnad and brother Kumbhkaran.

Dussehra PujaMany traditions and versions are completed in the festival of Dussehra. Many customs are practised in this festival and some important religious works like Krishi Mahautsava, Shastra Mahautsava, Shani Pujan, Aparajita Pujan and Shastra Pujan are performed.

Dussehra has its own cultural significance. In India, farmers bring home the grown crops in a form of wealth and worship the grains on this auspicious occasion. This festival is celebrated in various different forms throughout the country.

In Maharashtra this festival is also known as Sima Ullanghan. People cross the border of their territory on this day in the evening

dressed up in new clothes and get the leaves of the “Shammi tree”. These leaves are then exchanged among friends and relatives as gold.

Vijayadasami Story In HindiLord Shri Rama got victory on this day. On the tenth day of Ashwin Shukla, a star named Sandhya rises and during its rise a phase comes known as “Vijya Kaal” that is considered auspicious to complete any work. There is a story related to the celebration of this festival, which is as follows:

Once Devi Parvati was curious to know about the importance of this festival. She asked Lord Shiva to give her the answer and settle down her curiosity. Lord Shiva told her that in the evening of Ashwin Shukla’s tenth day a star rises in the sky during which a phase comes knows as “ Vijya Kaal” and this phase is auspicious to get victory over enemies and all the wishes are fulfilled during this Kaal.

If Shravan Nakshatra is formed on this day, then it becomes more auspicious. Lord Rama attacked Lanka during this phase and got victory over Ravana.

SimollanghanIt is a significant festival for Kshatriyas. They believe that when there is no war, the kings must exceed the limit of their kingdom on this day. Once King Yudhishthira asked Lord Krishna about the significance of this day on which Lord Krishna told him that on the day of Vijayadashmi all the kings should decorate their slaves, elephants and horses and celebrate the festival with full zeal and enthusiasm.

The king along with his priest should depart towards the eastern side of his kingdom to exceed the limit of his kingdom’s boundaries and worship the Vastu Dev, Ashta-Digpal and Partha Deva. He should make a mannequin of his enemy and dig an arrow into his chest while chanting the Vedic Mantras, complete all the rituals and head back to his kingdom. Any king who performs these rituals will always gets victory over his enemies.

Shami PujaShami Pujan and Ashmantak tree should also be worshipped on Vijayadashmi. There is a story related to this Pujan, according to which Devi Parvati asks Lord Shiva about the significance of Shami Tree on which lord Shiva says that Arjun hid his weapons in the hole of a Shami Tree during his time of exile and started living as a Vrihanna in the kingdom of King Virat.

Later on with the help of king’s Son, Arjun collected his weapons from the tree and got victory over his enemies. This way Shami tree protected Arjun’s weapons. Other than this, when Lord Rama was marching towards the Lanka, Shami tree told him that he will get victory. This is the reason that Shami tree is worshipped on the day of Vijayadashmi. If one is unable to find Shami tree, then Ashmantak tree can also be worshipped.

People exchange the leaves of the Shami tree among friends and relatives as gold. Aparijita and Vishnu Kranta plant is also worshipped on this day. This plant brings victory and is dear to lord Vishnu. Along with paying for victory people also pray for joy and prosperity.

Shastra PujaBy worshipping the weapons on this day people call for the power of god. They clean their weapons that are used in daily lives, arrange them in a row and worship them. This is an important festival of Kshatriya and they worship Devi Aparajita on this day. People achieve happiness in all spheres of life by worshipping on this day.

Dussehra Muhurat 2012Dussehra is one of the most auspicious date of the year. It is an Abhuj Muhurta. Taking up new projects and inaugurating any business is considered auspicious on this day. Purchasing any new vehicle, electronic item, gold and clothes on this day is also considered auspicious. Worshipping lord Neelkantha on Dussehra brings prosperity.

People start new work on the day of Dussehra. They perform special rituals like Shastra Puja. In ancient times, Kings used to worship for victory before going on for any war. Fairs are organised in every corner of the country. Dussehra is a symbol of sacrificing all the evil deeds, anger, ego, violence etc.

Photo Courtesy:www.funonthenet.in Decorated Mysore Palace for Dasara Photo Courtesy:www.eftimes.com Immersion of Durga in Howra Photo Courtesy:www.santabanta.com Painting in Mysore Palace of Dasara

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the stupendous task of putting in place measures to mitigate the monsoon woes. The Corporation officials were on their toes in flushing out the flood water in many areas, while TANGEDCO personnel were on their toes to restore power lines snapped by uprooting of trees and falling branches.

Police were struggling to regulate traffic, after traffic paralysed in Singanallur, Ramanathapuram, Avanashi road flyover, GP theatre signal and Sivananda colony.

As a matter of precaution, the district administration has put the revenue, police, highways, fire and rescue services in a state of readiness to handle any contingency. Water level on roads started receding late in the night though mild showers continued.

COIMBATORE: Tehelka organized a panel discussion of two eminent activists Rahul Bose and Satinath Sarangi. It was held in Park College Coimbatore. There were students from different colleges across Coimbatore and their numbers were more than two hundred.

A disaster at Kudankulam Nuclear Power plant will be more destructive than the Bhopal gas tragedy of 1984, said Sathinath Sarangi, one of the members of the movement seeking justice for victims of the Bhopal gas tragedy.

Talking about the impact it created on the population, 'till now the remaining waste of the chemical has been buried in the ground which has polluted the ground water and the soil'. Throughout 28 years the people of Bhopal are still facing the side effects of those chemicals and the government has completely neglected the needs of thousands of people. Birth defects, cancers and disease affecting the liver and the kidney are common in Bhopal,and to avoid similar situations the Kudankulam plant must be stopped, Mr.Sarangi said.

In areas surrounding the nuclear power plant, radiation leaks are common but the government has not yet conducted a study on the health issues caused by power plants. Getting even basic information on the number of people affected by

“Kudankulam will be worst than Bhopal gas tragedy” - sAid sAthinAth sArAngi

Heavy rain batters city for over four hourssurplus wAter from sAngAnur cAnAl floods colonies, trAffic pArAlysed At mAny plAces

COIMBATORE: A downpour that lashed the city for over four hours led to flash floods on roads and inundation of residential colonies. A woman who was seen wading through the flood water under the railway underpass near karunanidhinagar, at sivanandha colony was feared washed away after she fell into the drain through one of the slabs that remains open.Tamilnadu fire and rescue services personnel carried on search and rescue operations for over three hours braving the continuing downpour.

radiation in areas near nuclear power plant is close to impossible, Mr.Sarangi added. Hospitals do not give any such information and even conducting surveys in villages are not allowed. Therefore, the hazardous effects

that the power plant can cause are not yet known, Mr.Sarangi said.Actor, activist Rahul Bose also interacted with the students and spoke about youth movements that target corruption and other pressing issues.

From Left: Puneeta Roy, Anusha R Mahesh ceo-Park Institution, Sathinath Sarangi, Rahul Bose

Local residence, who witnessed the incident, said that the water was flowing at a heavy speed and the quantum was also high. They said that the women would have been washed away into the sanganur canal.

The victim was later identified as Parvathy, who was staying with her daughter in Ho Chi Minh Nagar and was working as a servant maid. Efforts are on till late into the night to trace the body.

Water woes: the open drain into which a women fell and washed away by flash floods near sivanandha colony on Sunday evening.[Top] Rescue effort by youth near karunanidhinagar , near sivanandha colony .

Mayor SM.VELUSAMY and south MLA R.DURAISAMY visited the house and consoled the family members.

Hardly an hour before the incident a car that tried to wade through the water in the railway under pass got stuck. Police, local youth, fire and rescue personnel save the inmate first and then towed away the car.

The downpour resulted in flooding of Sanganur canal and the surplus water got into many of the residential colonies on either side of the canal right from Thadagam road to Trichy road in the city. A TNSTC town bus got stuck under the Lanka corner bridge near the railway station, and uprooting of trees and branches snapping power lines were reported from RS Puram, Meena Estate, SNR collage area, ANNA statue, Masakkalipalyam, Nehrustadium:karnanidhinagar and sivanandha colony.

Flooding of roads were reported from Ganapathy, Lakshmi mills junction, Women’s Polytechnic junction, Singanallur junction, Ramnathapuram junction lengthy stretches of Avanashi road flyover underpass, Kikkani underpass, north Coimbatore flyover underpass and Nanjundapuram road. Flood water mixed with sewage was overflowing in many places and residence of nanjundapuram road had to wade through water leaving their vehicles.

The heavy rainfall, considered the first spell of the north east monsoon, that hit the city witnessed on October 9 has clearly exposed the infrastructure inadequacies and lack of maintenance of storm water drains, open drains and waterways.

Even for two hours of rain, city turned into island, says residence of affected areas. With the Sunday’s rain indicating the setting-in the monsoon, the civic body is left with

Meera, I Year, Masters in Journalism & Mass Communication

Priyanka, I Year Masters in Journalism & Mass Communication

An Inter-Governmental Agreement on • the project was signed on November 1988 by then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, for the construction of two reactors.Construction began in September 2001 • and the cost was estimated to be US$ 3 billion (Rs.13,615 Crores).Until 2004 materials had to be brought • in via road from the port of tuticorin, risking damage during transportation.In 2008 negotiation on building four • additional reactors at the site began. Though the capacity of these reactors has not been declared, it was expected that the capacity of each reactor will be 1000 MW or 1 GW. The new reactors would bring the total • capacity of the power plant to 9200MW or 9.2 GWThousands of protesters, belonging • to the vicinity of the plant, have used various means to protest against the plant fearing a Fukushima like disaster.In March 2012, police said they • had arrested nearly 200 anti-nuclear protesters objecting resumption of work of building one of two 1 GW reactors, a day after the local government restarted work on the project.On, February 24, 2012, Prime Minister • Manmohan Singh blamed American and Scandivanian NGOs for fuelling protests at the power plant. Three of the NGOs were later found to have used foreign funds received for social and religious purposes to fuel the protests, violating foreign exchange regulatory rules.The PM also blamed these NGOs for opposing genetically modified foods and the use of biotechnology to increase food production in the country

So Far at KudanKulam

Source: www.wikipedia.org

Patrons-in-Chief :Dr. D. Padmanaban, Correspondent Smt. Geetha Padmanaban, SecretaryPatrons: Dr. T.Santha, Principal - In-charge Dr. K. K. Ramachandran,Vice-PrincipalEditor-in-chief: G. Radha, Head - School of CommunicationStaff Editor: Deepa.S School of Communication Layout and Design: C.Rijoe George, School of Communication

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Anusca, i bsc visual communication rohini, i bsc visual communication

nikhila, i bsc visual communication Jemy, i bsc visual communication

Jemy, i bsc visual communication

Jemy, i bsc visual communication

rohini, i bsc visual communication

Anusca, i bsc visual communication rohini, i bsc visual communication

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