JD Institute of Fashion Technology students host Freshers Party

New Delhi, 16th October, 2015: The freshers party of the fashion institute was quite a fashionable affair. The senior students of JD Institute of Fashion Technology organized a grand freshers' party for their juniors who have joined this year.

The 300 budding students of Interior, Jewellery and Fashion Design arrived in style and were dressed following JAZZ theme-based dress code.

The party began with Mr.Rc Dalal, Executive Director of the institute addressing the students which was followed by a briefing on the present scenario in interior and fashion designing industries by Ms.Rupal Dalal, Director of the institute.

The programme was all about the various enthralling performances including dances and musical performances which were followed by the ramp walk, and through the ramp walk, Mr and Miss Fresher were selected.

The students were marked over the walk, dressing sense and presentation. All the students tried their best to impress the judges on stage.

The party was a hit among the new students as they enjoyed introducing themselves, posing for pictures and performing various tasks given to them by the hosts. There was a grand dance party and the students tapped their feet on fast tracks of Bollywood songs.

The seniors in turn too entertained the guests with some well choreographed performances. The party ended with the freshers taking home some beautiful mementos to commemorate the day.

During this occasion, Ms.Rupal Dalal, Director, JD Institute of Fashion Technology said "The objective of such programme is to provide an opportunity to familiarization of new batch of students with the existing ones, wherein enthusiasm of display of various skills and talents are also witnessed. Moreover, cultural programmes enhance the spirit of unity amongst the students through good interactions. Such activities boost morale of all new students, who have joined the institution this year."

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Congress to Shine in Odisha?

After Karnataka, the Congress party may eye for victory in Odisha. The political scenario in Odisha is quite similar to Karnataka. There B S Yeddurappa was successful in dethroning the Bharatiya Janata Party. In a move to strengthen the party, the Congress chief has appointed Jayadeb Jena as Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee president replacing Niranjan Patnaik.

Pyari Mohan Mohapatra one the key member of the Biju Janta Dal (BJD) left the party and formed his own Odisha Jana Morcha(OJM). There were many media reports that Pyari’s party OJM may damage the vote bank of the BJD. The state is also heading for the mega poll and all the parties have been preparing for the mega battle.

And to strengthen the party in Odisha, the Vice President of Congress party Rahul Gandhi had visited many times and attended party meetings. This time the Congress party seems get back to its original power, as once it was the ruling party in Odisha.

The new Congress chief Jayadeb Jena would have many duties to perform and most them could be organizing the party and making it much stronger to contest election on all the constituencies for the both General Elections and Assembly Elections.

Congress party unit of Odisha had also celebrated the victory of the party in Karnataka. The partymen would be planning for a mega success of their performance in the forthcoming elections, with the new chief of Odisha Congress.

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Alcohol should be Banned?

In many states, of our country, there is huge revenue generated to the Government by alcohol. Every year the Government is issuing permission and licenses to more number of people, to set up shops and to sell alcohol. How far this is good? Is getting revenue the only concern of the Government or are they are also bothered about the welfare of the people. Today we find even in remote areas where the people in the villages have no water to drink, but alcohol shop will be there. How far this is reasonable.

It will not be wrong to say that in the corner of every street we will find an alcohol shop just like any other shops. Government should think of the welfare of the people, but not to generate revenue on the degradation of the people. There are many number of families that are suffering and are on the roads because of this habit. There are many uneducated people and people working as daily labour, who are getting addicted, and are neglecting their families, because of this habit.

There are many numbers of women who are leading life of misery, just because the husband is alcoholic and is not concerned about the welfare of the family. This problem is not just limited to the lower classes, every day we hear so many cases where the persons are doing accidents by driving after taking alcohol. We hear cases everyday where people commit crimes after consuming alcohol as they have no control over themselves. Even the youth are getting spoiled by this habit; there was a time, when people who took alcohol were looked down in the society. But now it has become a fashion statement.

Those people who do not consume alcohol are considered as specimens. I really wonder where the society is going. The main priority of the Government is to look after the welfare of the people, and to implement and do those things that are good to them. But it is not at all fair to generate revenue, by ruining the life of the people and degrading them. Government should look for sources of alternative income, and stop any such things that are not good for the public.

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Need for Good Leaders in India

India, at his point of time needs no politicians. It is in need of leaders, leaders who think of the welfare of the people, and work for them and their benefit. Gone are the days when leaders, used to walk bare foot for the parliament, and had no own house, and no bank balances. Those are the real leaders, people who could lead and guide the nation towards prosperity and towards betterment, India needs such leaders now.

Leaders with character, honesty and integrity. These are kind of the people that India needs as leaders. The entire political system is now corrupt and there is hardly any place for sincere and honest people. Selfishness has become second name for politicians. There are leaders who show the way to corruption, but hardly any one out of it. If we want to change the fate of the people of India and the country.

There is a true need for True leader, one who can lead this country and its people out of ignorance, corruption, and all kinds of evil and wrong practices. Towards what is right and good for people. A leader who thinks of the people lives for the people. With no selfishness, these are the kind of leaders our country needs. To evolve itself to a better position and to develop in all areas.

But where from these leaders come, out of you and out of me leaders are born. They don’t come from anywhere else. Each and every citizen of this country is a leader, leader in his own sphere of action and work. We can exhibit skill like leaders in our work place and we can be leaders in thinking about our, fellow beings. We are leaders when each and every one of us, starts doing something for the benefit of the society and the people.

We are true leaders when we fulfill our fundamental duties and duties as a citizen of this country. Then we don’t need to look for leaders in political system. The leaders in the social system are enough to change the fate of the people and the country. The leader within you and me.

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