The Directorate of International Collaborations, Manipal University Jaipur hosted a mega international education fair at Manipal University Jaipur campus in association with Campus France. Representatives from 15 top institutes from France informed the students about diverse array of international academic opportunities. The event is a first step to bolster collaborative research programs, faculty exchanges and student mobility programs between French institutes and Manipal University Jaipur. The event witnessed the presence of Dr Fabien Chareix, the Attaché for Academic and Scientific Cooperation, Embassy of France in India, Cmdr. (Dr.) Jawahar Mal Jangir, Pro-President, Manipal University Jaipur, Prof. Santosh Patil, Director, Directorate of International Collaborations, Campus France representatives Ms. Shubhra Sharma, Ms. Shagun Handa, Ms. Mishika Goyal, country heads of the various French Institutes and Ms. Surbhi Jain from Alliance Francaise De Jaipur.   Dr. Arun Kumar Poonia, Assistant Director, Directorate of International Collaborations welcomed the dignitaries.

 On this occasion Cmdr. (Dr.) Jawahar Mal Jangir emphasized on how France is doing extremely well in the field of higher education. He also motivated students to interact more with the educational institutions’ representatives to know more about scholarships and programs offered by them.

Prof. Fabien pointed out the change in international approaches to education adopted by France. He clarified that these programs are all available in English, and hence lack of French language may not be a problem for the students. He advocated that majority of the top management education or B-schools in world ranking are from France, and France is doing tremendously well in the field of humanities, designing, science and technology along with management education.

Prof. Santosh Patil highlighted the importance of such events at MUJ and his commitment toward quality internationalization at MUJ. Dr. Mohit Jain, Dr. Manmohan Sharma, Dr. Shubha Dubey, Dr. Sakshi Shringi, Dr. Sneha Thakur, Ms. Sunita Saini, and other faculty members from MUJ were present at the event. Around 30 student volunteers from the International Student Cell contributed to the success of the event.

The post CAMPUS FRANCE INITIATIVE AT MANIPAL UNIVERSITY JAIPUR OPENS DOORS TO INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION first appeared on Spark PR.

Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) recently organised a speech and essay competition under Rajasthan Mission 2030, an initiative of the Government of Rajasthan. The competition was inaugurated at the MUJ campus and gave an opportunity to the youth to showcase their visual and oratory skills.

This competition was organised in two phases; essay writing and speech competition. The winner of the essay competition was Vaishnavi Mehta, a student of BSc Psychology, whereas the winner of the speech competition was Samiksha Dixit, a student of BA Psychology. The winners of both the phases of the competition will be felicitated by Registrar, Manipal University, Dr Nitu Bhatnagar, Registrar.

The main objective of this initiative of MUJ is to spread awareness among the youth regarding Rajasthan Mission 2030, which is an opportunity to make young people onboard with their contribution in the field of education as well as social and economic development of the State. Through this competition, the youth was given an opportunity to share their ideas and suggestions in the development of the State and increase their contribution in Rajasthan Mission 2030.

The post MANIPAL UNIVERSITY JAIPUR ORGANISES DECLAMATION AND ESSAY COMPETITION first appeared on Spark PR.

Help in Suffering (HIS), a Jaipur based charitable trust inaugurated their new X-ray and Diagnostic Centre for Animals, an advanced facility dedicated to providing high-quality diagnostic services for the street and other animals of Jaipur. This X-ray and Diagnostic Centre for Animals is equipped with the latest technology and staffed by a team of highly skilled veterinarians and technicians.

On this occasion, Managing Trustee of HIS, Timmie Kumar, stated that they are committed to serving the community and providing the highest standard of care for all animals in the city. This advanced X-ray and Diagnostic Centre for Animals will represents a significant milestone for the city’s animal. She expressed gratitude to Help in Suffering (UK), Shri D.R. Mehta Ji, Smt Preeti Seth, Shri Samar Jain and Family & JMC Projects (India) Ltd. Mumbai and with a special thanks to our architects Shamini Shankar & Pranay Deep for their unconditional support to Help in Suffering.

The Centre is equipped with a range of advanced diagnostic equipment including cutting-edge X-ray machine and clinical pathology equipment. With these tools the centre will be able to offer more accurate and timely diagnoses, allowing for more effective treatment and care for animals. Street animals and pet owners can benefit from these improved diagnostic capabilities. Help in Suffering’s commitment to excellent animal welfare and compassionate veterinary care, and the new Diagnostic Centre’s technology will undoubtedly make a positive impact on the health and well-being of animals.

The post HELP IN SUFFERING OPENS ITS X-RAY AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE FOR ANIMALS IN JAIPUR first appeared on Spark PR.

Adding to the vibrant polo heritage of the Pink City, the Rajasthan Polo Club has opened its revamped horse riding school, The Sawai Man Singh Polo and Riding Academy. Under the guidance of HH Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh, a renowned polo player and patron of the sport, the academy aims to promote riding, polo, and other equine sports in Jaipur. In this context, a press conference was organized at the Rajasthan Polo Club. This conference was addressed by Federation of International Polo (FIP) Ambassador of India, Maharaj Narendra Singh, Secretary, RPC, Digvijay Singh, Joint Secretary, RPC, Vikramaditya Barkana and Coach Allan Michael.

The Sawai Man Singh Polo and Riding Academy offers riding lessons for individuals aged 6 years and above. With its recent transformation, the academy is now equipped to cater to the growing demand for professional equestrian training. This initiative not only encourages the participation of local polo players from Jaipur but eventually will also provide an opportunity for Jaipurites to engage in international medal-winning equine sports such as dressage and jumping.

In his message, HH Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh expressed his enthusiasm for the academy, stating, “The Sawai Man Singh Polo and Riding Academy is an exciting and much-needed initiative that seeks to foster a passion for riding, polo, and equine sports in Jaipur. Our primary objective is to establish a robust platform for individuals to cultivate their skills, demonstrate their talents, and nurture the sport of polo. By doing so, we aspire to attract more local polo players from the Pink City, while also expanding the horizons of equine sports beyond polo. Our ultimate vision is to encourage active participation from individuals hailing from diverse backgrounds and varied interests, effectively transcending the legacy of the Pink City in the realm of equine sports.”

Operating from 6.30 am to 8 am in the mornings and 5:30 pm to 7 pm in the evenings, the academy caters to a wide range of enthusiasts. It has already attracted participants not only from various parts of India but also from abroad, including countries like Singapore. The academy’s experienced coach, Mr Allan Shaun Michael, hailing from Hyderabad, brings with him 15 years of coaching experience and is also a seasoned polo player. Currently, the academy boasts six well-trained polo horses, and additional horses are being procured to meet the growing demand.

The Sawai Man Singh Polo and Riding Academy conducts three batches in the morning and three in the evening to accommodate riders of different skill levels. The comprehensive training program focuses on developing equestrian skills, fostering horsemanship, and instilling a deep appreciation for the art of riding.

The post REVAMPED HORSE RIDING SCHOOL OPENS AT RAJASTHAN POLO CLUB IN JAIPUR first appeared on Spark PR.

The 3rd edition of the Rajasthan Domestic Travel Mart (RDTM) will be held in Jaipur from 14 to 16 July. This year the theme of RDTM will be ‘Sustainable Tourism’. Discussions on topics related to ‘Sustainable Tourism’ will also be held during the knowledge sessions organized at the event. This was informed by the Principal Secretary Tourism, Ms. Gayatri Rathore today in a meeting. She was meeting the delegation of the Federation of Hospitality and Tourism (FHTR) at the Secretariat. The FHTR delegation was led by its President, Mr. Apurv Kumar. Principal Secretary further informed that the first roadshow pertaining to the buildup of the RDTM will be held in Jaipur on 9 May.

Mr. Apurv Kumar said that looking at the success of the last RDTM, the travel fraternity was in high spirits for the forthcoming tourist season. He said that the recent budget announcements including the increase of the promotional budget of 1500 crore will indeed give a fillip to the tourism sector.

Also present on the occasion were, Director, Tourism, Government of Rajasthan, Ms. Rashmi Sharma; Tourism, Joint Director, Ms. Sumita Saroch; President, Indian Heritage Hotels Association (IHHA), Mr. Randhir Vikram Singh; Vice President, FHTR, Mr. Khalid Khan; Secretary, FHTR, Mr. Mohan Singh; Treasurer, Mr. Tarun Bansal and others.

The post RAJASTHAN DOMESTIC TRAVEL MART FROM 14 TO 16 JULY first appeared on Spark PR.