Digital Technology and Transformation - in English Communication and Literary Activities

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Bhupal Nobles' University, Udaipur, Rajasthan 

Department of English started its week-long literary activities to encourage English Language and Communication. 

Students from all disciplines came forward to participate and present their opinion on the assigned topics. 

The topic of Essay Writing was 'The Role of Youth in the Digital Wealth of India'. 

The topic of Eloqution Competition was - The Role of Youth in Digital Transformation of India. 

The thematic concern regarding Digital Technology and Transformation - in English Literary Activities Competition was well delivered, described and discussed amongst the participants. Many insights concerning the topics exchanged and appreciated. The other activities like extempore also aroused the same kind of simulation to enhance the skill of speaking amongst their peers and in front of the audience. It proved to be a well -deserved stimulating recognition to the enrolled contestants for winning upon their targeted goals. 

B. N. P. G. COLLEGE of BN University Udaipur organised English Literary Activities from 1st November to 4th November 2023 in the Kumbha Hall. The convenor of the events Dr Jayshree Singh, HOD English, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities and Faculty of Science and the Coordinator and the Chief Organiser Dr Manisha Shekhawat conducted the activities inviting participants from all disciplines of the college. The activities were story- writing, essay- writing, extempore, eloqution and poem recitation. The themes of the spoken and written tasks were - Digital Wealth, Digital Transformation, Road Safety, Election Campaign, Right to Vote, Role-Models, English Language Education,  Indian Heritage, Urban Lifestyle etc. The events were presided over by the Dean of Commerce Dr Rajendra Singh Shaktawat. The winners of the Eloqution were -Abhay Singh Bhati B. Sc. I Sem., Khushi Gambhir B. C. A. III yr, Parth Kashyap B. C. A. II yr., Dhanika Sisodiya B. Sc B. B. Ed. I Sem., Manvendra Singh B. A. II yr and the winners in Extempore were - Honey Singh Rathore B. Sc. I Sem., Dhanika Sisodiya, Abhay Singh Bhati, Parth Kashyap. A vote of thanks was extended to the audience by Dr Chandralekha - Hindi Dept. The Judges were Dr Deepali, Dr Tina and Dr Neetu Jaitawat. The gratitude was extended to the Dean of FOS Dr Renu Rathore and the Asso. Dean Dr Ritu Tomar to facilitate events with all logistics. A vote of thanks was extended to the audience by Dr Chandralekha - Hindi Dept. The Judges were Dr Deepali, Dr Tina and Dr Neetu Jaitawat. The gratitude was extended to the Dean of FOS Dr Renu Rathore and the Asso. Dean Dr Ritu Tomar to facilitate events with all logistics.

ELTAI WORKSHOP on 13th October 2023

 THEME: The Science and the Art of Human Engineering in ELT 

All teaching pedagogies indeed a part of societal attributes. From time to time the writers have objectively written about multi-dimensional order of complex of relationships. To quote a critic here when reading or teaching a text - it is not about the "author" we have to concentrate - it is about the "words" which are nothing mystical about the fact  that ideas and words are energies which powerfully influence the physicochemical

base of our time - binding activities. Humans are this made untrue to "human nature" - and their essential character in material life suppresses their REAL HUMAN NATURE. 

The workshop sessions primarily would try to bring the link between Science and Sanity that is to make audience realise about the verbal and objective world, which to human senses at first instant appear as structural knowledge, relations and then stimuli to response. So how intentions, ideas, despite socially attributed, yet often remain unscientific, repugnant, stupid and short sighted. 

Referring to this theoretical framework chosen for the workshop - the first fifteen minutes of the session will be structured on visualisation of certain kind of space-binding activity; then the next half an hour session would give them opportunity to differenriate between the simple interpretation and the time-binding interpretation of the text or of visuals. And the third part of the workshop session that can exceed as per the time slot either to showcase the audience two visual - clips of films - "The Man Who Harnessed the Wind" and "The Ransom of Red Chief" or to discuss some known text for example - "Silence! The Court is in Session" by Vijay Tendulkar and Henrik Ibsen's "Dolls House" or R. K. Narayan's "The Man- Eater of Malgudi" - generally prescibed in the subject English Literature syllabus for academic purposes..

 The three main objectives will be covered up in the technical sessions of the workshop:

1. To understand the language in terms of scientific language

2. To keep the conscious connection with text or visual. 

3. To develop correspondence between language and verifiable referents, so to process psychotherapy. 

Submitted by:

Dr Jayshree Singh

Associate Professor

Head, Department of English

Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

Bhupal Nobles' University, Udaipur (Rajasthan) 

Email: dr.jayshree.singh@gmail.com

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