Tuesday, 13 March 2018

Art gallery

Kala Dirgha Art gallery Showcased in MGM College

Aurangabad,11 February 2018: On Saturday morning at MGM College, kala Dirgha art gallery showcased ‘Untitled Aani Kahipan’ named two days picture display. Modern art, nature drawings, flowers, which showcase various intimacy images in the interior, is spellbinding to the audience. During this time, Harish Dahihande and Shruti Dahihande and the picture taken from the students castle was a great inspiration.  


15 articles from the age group of 6 to 40 get a total of 38 pictures. Each picture is spoken and there are some latent messages. From Nature to the person all types of drawings, they can be seen in this exhibition. In this, the enamel made using various types of twine, paper and cloth, canvases. Continuous work taken from the last two or three months for this exhibit shows the differentiation of each picture.

Techno innovation

International conference on ‘Technological innovation’

Aurangabad, 25 February, 2018: Deogiri institute of engineering and management studies (DIEMS) is hosting a two day conference Engineering Management (ICTIEM-2018) from Feb 26.

 Member of executive body of the Marathwada Shiksha Prasarak Mandal Vivek Bhosale will inaugurate the conference at the institute at 10pm on Feb 26.

Around 150 research papers submitted by teachers, students, and international level field of engineering, computer engineering, civil engineering and management will be presented in the event.


There will be four sessions on each subjects during the last two days. During last two days of them, first two sessions on computer science, civil, mechanical, electronic and telecommunication on first day while third and fourth session is on Feb 27.

Happy street

“Happy street” Day 3 at Usmanpura

Aurangabad, 20 February, 2018: The Times Group is the organizer of Happy street. Happy street is an initiative by the times of India which encourages people to come out onto the streets to socialize every Sunday morning through several of activities. The road selected for Happy street is blocked for 3-4 hours in the morning on Sundays to turn it into a free space where any one can walk, jog and cycle or just roam about and enjoy seeing others. Fitness forms such as Zumba is performed there.

On 18th February, it was held on the street of Usmanpura. There were many activities like painting, sculpting, drawing and snake and ladder for small toddlers, rangoli making, etc. On the steet were imitating it. People of all age groups had participated in this event. Many sport activities such as badminton, skipping, skating, cycling, karate, were being played. Few people were showing their talents for example, two kids were playing violin and guitar.


Also a group of people were playing drums are many were doing lazims on the beats. “Happy street is a nice concept. It is actually fun. Also I feel that my kids are staying away from T.V and mobile phone at least for 3 hours and do these activities”, said one parent.

Ijtema

Thirty Lakh Muslims attended Ijtema in Aurangabad peacefully

Aurangabad, 27 February, 2018: A 3-day convention Ijtema of tableeghi Jamat which was started in Aurangabad near Limbe Jalgaon village in Gangapur taluka on Saturday.  
More than 25 lakh Muslims may attend the Ijtema this time said by some volunteers. As per the introductory calculations by the police special branch reported around 30 lakh people attended the Ijtema.


In this mega event around 30 lakh people participated, due to overcrowding some 5,000 policeman deployed which also include three officers of the rank of commissioner and assistant commissioner, 25 police inspector and 20 sub inspector. Four companies of the state reserve police force. 1,000 traffic police and eight squads of the Bomb detection and disposal squad have also been called for the Ijtema according to a report.   

Poetry Culture

“Poets define any Culture well” Says Ravi Korde

Aurangabad,18 February,2018: City based writer bags prestigious Sahitya Academy Yuva award winner Ravi Korde, he got this precious award for “Dhoosar Zale Naste Gav” (Poetry). “Poem is the voice of those people who does not raise their voice against their problems and sorrows”, Ravi Korde said. Poem is collection of different culture and surrounding, Poem is the simplest and expressive way to express ones thoughts.
Ravi korde said, “During school days I wrote poems for interschool competition. I love Marathi books, so I started reading it seriously. In college life I got what actually a poem is and its seriousness. After that I started to read poetry books, and then I realized poem is very serious thing. It is a very broad concept. “Poem is straight but now narrow”, Ravi Korde said.
Literature is an only medium which connects people heart to heart. Poetry makes people sensitive. It works to maintain values of society. Poetry has that much strength to kill enemies of humanity. “Now a days’ we don’t respect ones emotions and feelings but poem gives life to a stone, wall, even hardest rock”, Ravi Korde said.
Poems never die. And whenever we read poem, every time it gives new angle, new vision, new start to see the world again. When we write poem, we use new words and that’s why after every poem we make it more rich by words and powerfully by meaning.

When asked to Ravi korde, that whether all the poets or Author are pressurized, he answered, “may it be a poet or an author after all he or she is a common person, so obviously they are pressurized by society. Now a days if a poet writes against any wrong, bad thing or raise voice, suddenly any party or some bully pressurized by their threat. Now days we go through very difficult mentality of society. And it’s very harmful to not only people but also for poetry culture. There was a time when people respected each others thoughts and opinion of poets and an authors but now it’s hard to express. But though there are poets and authors who face this problem and doing their duty. 

Health problem

Health problems in city due to improper disposal of Garbage

Aurangabad,7 February, 2018: Despite of the fact that the AMC spend Rs.60 Crore for the solid waste management project and door to door garbage collections. Aurangabad city still faces the problem of improper disposal of garbage.
The streets are littered and many places are dumped with garbage into the city. A major part of the landmasses of the city are dumped with garbage that is left indisposed. This shows the inefficiency and negligence of both the AMC as well as the residents of Aurangabad, in matters concerning the disposal garbage. 
The municipal corporation which dumps garbage at Naregaon During Yard for the last 30 years is over utilizing the facility. In the absence of an alternative place the corporation continues to dump about 150-160 truck loads of garbage everyday in the yard, leaving litter room for additional waste.

People are facing severe health hazardous due to indisposed garbage on the streets as well as the localities. There are instance where residents are negligent to throw the garbage into the bins. The garbage bins are empty and the garbage is spilled all over the areas. It is duty of the AMC to collect the garbage from the streets and locality and dispose it on the dumping grounds.

Shivjayanti

Enthusiastically Shivjayanti Celebrated in City

Aurangabad, 20 February 2018: The 388th birth anniversary of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was being celebrated on Monday with traditional fervor and enthusiasm in the city.

Rallies, processions and speeches along with other events. 
Saffron flags were flying in different parts of the city like kranti chowk, Jai Bhavani Nagar, Garkheda with slogans Jay Bhavani-Jay shivajis. 
In the evening, many processions coming from different parts of the city to pay respect to Shivaji Maharaj at Kranti chowk.