The member of parliament but also a poet “VISHVJIT SINGH” who writes meaningful poems on the golden times of Aurangzeb and other kings taught the members some daring spirit. “Do not avoid taking risks as from every failure comes eventual success”. Failures are part and parcel of everyone’s life but accepting them in a positive way is what Mr. Singh wanted to say to our members.
Then, we met Prasoon Joshi, the famous lyricist, screen writer and advertising copywriter it added colours to our visit to JLF. He was applauded for his translation work of Chandrakanta. He raised the issue of Hindi being neglected these days and asked to respect the language.
“Starting on the journey of being an entrepreneur needs will power and energy both.Young people have it in ample. So good luck !! ” .The famous writer of India Unbound GURCHARAN DAS, a person who took early retirement from his work because he had a true desire for writing inspired the audience by saying these impressive lines. The members were then feeling proud, full of energy and power, as their queue of inspiration was added with one more personality.
The meeting started with the discussion of Jaipur Literature Festival, pre-week campaignin.List of Jaipur schools was made and atleast 25 schools were selected among them to contact for the pre-E-week campaigning comprising of a fifty-rupee venture event. Posters for different sessions and events were designed.
The work for the upcoming E-Week started today with a brief discussion on poster making (including poster on signature campaigning, hand stamp ,promotional and theme) was done followed by the sketching of signature campaigning . All the pre-E-week campaigning was discussed and plans for it were made. The project work was discussed among the members and students were made in charge of that. All students were supposed to write a brief report on daily activities being carried out in the cell.The session ended with a handfull of work on poster making and with a learning to work in a team and generate new ideas.
A team of fifteen E-members met in room no. 414, boys hostel on 17th Jan over a cup of coffee. They started their discussion with the samples of the last year’s work done. Soon, their meeting was halted because of the attendance in charge who didn’t allowed a group of students in one room at 9:00pm. Oh! This rule of SKIT hostel…never let guys to enjoy- hahaha !!!. Well, The meeting was dispersed for that moment but was later continued which finally concluded by assigning tasks to each other.
A session on opportunity evaluation to let the students know the importance of grabbing an apportunity and then evaluating it to its fullest level. Students came to know that "opportunites are not given they are to be snatched".
Video which showed the importance of “opportunity evaluation” was shown to the students. In the video Mr. Nandan Nilekai shares his views about how India is a land of opportunities and proper evaluation can lead to vast growth. He focused that in the past the need was “Roti, Kapda and Makaan” but now the need has shifted to “Bijli, Sadak and Pani”. India is the youngest country in the world and if they can be changed in their perceptive and made aware of the opportunities they can take India to the strongest position in the world. He focused that there are many Ideas in progress, Ideas in Conflict, and under anticipation.
How Mac and Dic used their idea of junk food chain store to a world level and were able to make make a lot of money out of it was depicted from the case study. It showed that an idea can change your life.
The session was designed for the theme “Idea Generation”. It was necessary to start the session with some inspiration.So a video which motivated the students to believe in their thoughts was shown that ended with the tag line- “IF YOU STAND FOR WHAT YOU BELIEVE IN YOU CAN CHANGE THE WORLD”.
An activity was conducted by the E-leaders with the aim of knowing how innovative the students are. They were divided into groups and were asked to write different business ideas on a sheet of paper and a lot came out of them-
1. SpaceCraft Academy
2. Telepathy Device (Satellite Communication)
3. Councelling/consultancy
4. Food communication line
5. Halwa store(Name- Maa ka Halwa)
6. Website where customers design their own clothes and get that type in 5 days of delivery time.
7. Garden for students.
8. Greeting’s Gallery.
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