Sandeep Marwah Chair Hindi Journalism Day on 30th May

       Sandeep Marwah Chaired Hindi Patrakarita Diwas Event

 

New Delhi: The Hindi Journalism Day (Hindi Patrakarita Diwas ) is celebrated every year on May 30 in India to mark the beginning to journalism in Hindi language. This time Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of International Journalism Centre Chair the event designed by RJS Media on web.

“On this date, in 1826, the first Hindi-language newspaper of India “Udant Martand” was published from Calcutta by Pt. Jugal Kishore Shukla. Though, due to financial problems, the newspaper couldn’t publish for long. In 2016, the Hindi Journalism has completed its 190 years in India,” informed U.K. Manna senior journalist Secretary of the organization.

“All praise goes to all those journalists who all are putting their best from print, radio and television departments, in this dangerous time of Corona Virus and informing the country with best of the information possible. They deserve a lot of appreciation and we all must extend our best wishes for their good health,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah

The country is going though the pain and agony because of Covid 19, I am sure a new guide to humanity will soon transpired out of this distress situation the way Geeta was generated after Mahabharat,” added Dr. Marwah also Chancellor of AAFT University of Media An Arts.

The political, social and economical condition of the country is not upto the mark. The subsidies granted by Government does not include any help and support to media persons and small newspapers. Our sufferings are larger than any other medium and industry,” expressed senior journalist Arvind Kumar Singh from Rajya Sabha Television.

“We have to be confident of our caliber. Our experience will support us and I am sure every thing will revive back after a year or so. We have to bear the pain for one more year,” said Onkeshwar Pandey a well-known Senior Journalist from New Delhi.

Dr. Sunil Mittal renowned psychologist very explained the current situation and its effect on mind and body. He requested all the journalist to have patience and take care health and try to keep themselves busy with creative and constructive work.

Aditi Tondon and many others also expressed their views during the session. RJS announced Achievement Award for the main speakers of the Webinar. The journalists from all over India attended the event.

50 Most Influential Indians 2020’ by Fame India Magazine and Asia Post

         50 Most Influential People of India 2020 by Fame India

New Delhi: The list of ‘50 Most Influential Indians’ compiled by Fame India Magazine and Asia Post is based on a survey of 12,000 respondents across India. With 99.6 percent people voting/giving views in his favour, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the most influential Indian and a mass leader.

If we ask you to find a platform that has Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren, Kerala CM P. Vijayan,  Mukesh Ambani ,  Ratan Tata & Ravish Kumar together in it, then you may certainly have a tough time in doing it. But we have one for you.  Fame India Magazine
and Asia Post  have together compiled a list of ‘50 Most Influential Indians.’

“The list is based on a survey that saw 12,000 respondents take part. These respondents, chosen from across the social, intellectual and professional lines included writers, artists, bureaucrats, senior journalists, social activists and businessmen. The man who has topped the list should not come at all as a surprise because he is not just the most influential Indian in India at this time but probably most influential Indian in the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi. With 99.6 percent people voting/giving views in his favour, he is the most influential Indian and a mass leader,” informed Dr. Sandeep Marwah Chancellor AAFT University of Media And Arts and part of Fame India Selection Board.

Hindi heartland Uttar Pradesh’s Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has been liked by 97 percent of the respondents for his honest image and administrative qualities. Home Minister Amit Shah gets thumbs up from 96.5 percent for his determination, ability to take tough decisions and implement them. India’s well-known industrialist Ratan Tata has secured the fourth position with 95.2 percent votes. Mostly, people chose him on the basis of his social responsibility and astute entrepreneurial abilities. The fifth is Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani, the richest man in India. He was chosen by respondents primarily for his contribution towards making the power of the Internet grow deeper in society.

For his efforts towards successfully containing COVID-19 spread in the state, Kerala Chief Minister gets the sixth position. Sri Sri Ravishankar, spiritual leader and messenger of world peace secured the seventh position. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has successfully made to the top 10. Respondents voted him for his clean image and efforts towards self-reliant India in defense manufacturing. The man of all seasons, NSA Ajit Doval, has secured the ninth spot, while Odisha chief minister who enjoys a great connect with common people, Naveen Patnaik comes 10th on the list. PM Modi’s handpicked man PK Mishra, his Principal Secretary is on the 11th position for his managerial skills and effective execution. The young and effective Chief Minister of Jharkhand, Heman Soren, is the 12th, and Delhi CM Arvind  Kejriwal has found the 13th place on the list.

Editorial director of Fame India Magazine, US Sonthalia on the preparation of the list said “There were a total nine heads including personality, impact, vision, image, pro-development outlook and efforts towards upliftment of the society under which we have carried out the survey to select these 50 most influential Indians of 2020. The number of respondents was around 12000 which includes people from the varied field like social work, theatre, cinema, art, journalism, industry, commerce and cooperative. Fame India’s objective behind acknowledgement of such people is to set a high-performance standard for the rest in the society”.

Founder of AAFT Sandeep Marwah said “These 50 Indians are the torch-bearers of the New India that we think of creating. The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand, and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand. These people are the living example of it”.

Nitin Gadkari, the Union Minister who will always talk of growth, development and is known to be the man of his words, is 14th. For making positive reforms in Railways, Piyush Goel gets the 15th rank. ‘Sushasan Babu’ Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is the 16th for his pro-development governance in the state. Former health minister and BJP’s national president JP Nadda is the 17th, current Health Minister Dr Harshvardhan is the 18th, Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla is the 19th, while Baba Ramdev who has taken ‘swadeshi’ to new heights is the 20th influential man on this list.

NDA secured 37.36 percent votes in 2019 Lok Sabha polls and got 303 seats. While Rahul Gandhi-led UPA got 19.01 percent of the total turnout and managed to take the tally to 52. The brighter side UPA got eight more seats than 2014. Rahul Gandhi, being the face of the largest Opposition party, secured the 21st spot. Isha foundation’s head spiritual leader Sadguru Jaggi Vasudevan is 22nd. Bollywood star Akshay Kumar is 23rd. Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs and Coal & Mines Pralhad Joshi has started a wave of reforms in the sector and thus gets 24th position, while Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar is 25th on the list.

Chief Minister of Goa and the suave politician Dr Pramod Sawant is 26th, Punjab Chief Minister and man of action Captain Amrinder Singh is 27th, Minister of State (IC) for Power and Renewables RK Singh is 28th and effective bureaucrat Ajay Bhalla (IAS) is the 29th on the list. The 30th on the list is Health Secretary Priti Sudan (IAS) who has been hitting headlines for all the good reasons of late. Dr Ajay Kumar (IAS), who has been immensely effective as Secretary Defence Manufacturing and Secretary Defence, has secured the 31st spot. India’s first Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat, the industrialist Gautam Adani, Pharma giant Cadila’s owner Pankaj Bhai Patel, Sajjan Jindal, Founder of Avenue SuperMarts Radha Krishna Damani, T-Series’ Bhushan Kumar, Industrialist much accessible to common people Anand Mahindra, Sulabh International’s founder Dr Bindeshwar Pathak and IFFCO’s MD & CEO Dr US Awasthi have been placed between 32nd to 40th in the list. Dr Awasthi is the only name from the cooperative sector to have made it to the list.

An IAS officer of 1987 batch (MP cadre) and Managing Director of Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India Ltd (TRIFED) Pravir Krishna gets the 41st spot on the list. Krishna has the credit of steering the federation towards profitable avenues. Secretary Biotechnology department Renu Swarup (IAS), ISRO president K Sivan and Director of the National Institute of Virology Priya Abhraham have made it to the 42nd, 43rd and 44th spots in the list, respectively. On the 45th position in the list is PayTM Founder & CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma. Apart from having been featured in the Time Magazine’s list of 100 Most Influential People, Sharma also has India’s digital payment revolution to his credit.

ICMR’s Dr Nivedita Gupta who has played a crucial role in strategic planning to augment the testing capacity for COVID-19 in India is the 46th on the list. AIIMS director Dr Randeep Guleria, Editor-in-Chief of Hindustan newspaper Shashi Shekhar, Magsaysay awardee journalist Ravish Kumar and Founder-Owner of Republic TV Arnab Goswami have secured the 47th, 48th, 49th and 50th spots on the list of most influential Indians 2020, brought to you exclusively by Fame India with Asia post as the research partner supported by AAFT University of Media And Arts.

Noida Film City Most Appropriate For Film Productions Post Covid 19

             Webinar on Film Production at Noida Film City

New Delhi: ICMEI- International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry organized a webinar to discus the new opportunity created by Covid 19 for film makers to use Delhi-Noida as the second centre for film productions in India after Mumbai.

“We saw this dream many years back and a film city was created with every possible technique available for pre production, production and post production. Record number of programs including feature films, advertising films, corporate films, television serials, Documentaries and everything to do with news and current affairs have been produced here so far. Noida film city offering every need of the producer, director, cinematographer and post production now. You just have to make your mind to be here with us in Noida,” said Sandeep Marwah founder of film city and president of ICMEI.

“We would like to create Noida Film City as the hub of Hindi and regional cinema which can comfortably include Punjabi Cinema, Haryanvi Cinema, Himachali Cinema, Rajasthani Cinema, Bhojpuri and many other lovable languages from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Uttrakhand, can also be part of it. We have tried many times but now it is the time to go in a big way,” said Ashok Tyagi Secretary General of ICMEI.

“I am already impressed by the infrastructure, facilities and a massive cooperation from the people when you shoot a feature film here. I have completed my Haryanavi Film and would love to do my next also here,” said Yashpal Sharma Producer Actor from Mumbai.

Renowned faces from the industry Actor Model Anchor Yash Gera, Sudhanshu Pandey, Shweta Padda from Mumbai showed their excitement and approve the idea of coverting Noida Film city into a hub centre for feature films., popular actor from Delhi Shreshtha Banerjee offered her full cooperation in supporting the issue.

Sandeep Marwah informed that feature films like Sahi Kaha Tumne, Aaghat, Nimantran, Prashan, Coffee House, Arial and few more have been produced by Marwah Films And Video Production earlier.

Sandeep Marwah First From Media Industry To The post of Chancellor

Sandeep Marwah Nominated First Chancellor From Media Industry

New Delhi: Dr. Sandeep Marwah is the first Indian from the most glamorous Media And Entertainment Industry to reach to the highest designation in education of being Chancellor of the University disclosed during his interview with Author Sherry.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah is the founder of Noida Film City, founder of first professional film studio of North India- Marwah Studios, he is the founder Director of first private film school of the country- Asian Academy of Film And Television and now first person from media and Entertainment Industry to be nominated by the Government to the post of the Chancellor of AAFT University of Media And Arts.

“I have been in education since 1993. We started as a boutique institution and in 2003 added the first film degree college to our education group. In 2004 I was nominated as the first Vice Chancellor from Media And Entertainment Industry for University of Media And Arts. Now I have been designated as First Chancellor of AAFT University of Media And Arts,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios.

Author Sherry interviewed Dr. Marwah and made him speak about his school, college and professional life. The interview also covered Dr. Marwah’s seven World Records in Media.

Sandeep Marwah Addressed Architects of India in Webinar

        Sandeep Marwah Addressed The Architects of India

New Delhi: More than 400 architects and designers from all over India and abroad participated in a webinar organized by Surfaces Reporter a well known magazine to discuss workspaces in Post Lockdown World.

“There is going to be a tremendous change in the whole architecture of offices and houses, shops and malls as Covid 19 is now going to stay for some more time. You need to have space for social distancing and probably all large gathering will now shift to webinars and other applications on computers,” said r, Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios and founder of Noida Film city as a special invitees in the national conference of Architects.

Sandeep Marwah explained about the film studios, cinema theatres, filmy offices, auditoriums for events, open theatres etc. might need change after lockdown is over.

Anil Khaitan Chairman ASSOSHAM Start up Committee and Chairman Sunil Health Care Limited, Raman Sikka Principal Architect Sikka Associates, Shresth Kashyap Director KNS Architects (P) Ltd, Jimmy Mistry Chairman Della Group, Tateo Nakajima Director Arup London, Sudheera Mure Director Interiors KGD Architect, Kshitij Limaye Executive Director Sankalpan Infrastructure (P) Ltd were also speaker on the occasion.

The event was moderated by Vertica Dvivedi the Editor in Chief of Surfaces Reporter Magazine and founder WADE Asia.

Sandeep Marwah Speaker at Management Education And Research Institute

Sandeep Marwah at Management Education & Research Institute

 

New Delhi: Renowned media person Dr. Sandeep Marwah was the special invitee at Management Education And Research Institute Delhi to address the students of Communication, Design and management during this period of lockdown to motivate for better living.

“This is a special time you can have a wonderful bonding with your family. Get into the roots of your family tree and learn how your patents have worked hard to get you to this position. It is an opportunity to pay your gratitude to the nature for all that you have been served with,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios.

In answer to the questions asked by students Dr. Sandeep Marwah narrated his story of success, formation of Noida Film City, Marwah Studios and now AAFT University. He explained that there is no alternate to hard work. All problems can be tackled with love and with pleasing nature. Only strong determination can get to you your goals.

The program was devised by Dr. Dilip Kumar of MERI and conducted by Dr. Vipin Gaur General Secretary of News Paper Association of India.

Sandeep Marwah on The Jury of Bhartiya Chitra Sadhna Film Festival

Sandeep Marwah On The Jury of Festival by Bhartiya Chitra Sadhna

New Delhi: Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios, a well known name in film and television Industry, has been nominated as the jury for Lockdown Mobile Movie Making Competition by Bhartiya Chitra Sadhna.

Bharatiya Chitra Sadhana encourages films that promote progressiveness of Indian society with timeless philosophy, Bhartiya values & modern evolvements. To facilitate & promote such films and film-makers, since 2016 it is organizing Chitra Bharati Film Festival at different cities of India.

This time the subjects were related to Covid 19. Large numbers of films have been received, the winning films will be projected in a separate function.

“I had the pleasure to see all the films which were received by the festival in three different categories. The results are ready to announce. I must appreciate the involvement of so many young film makers in this subject,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah.

Atul Gangwar Head Delhi University Film Appreciation Society, Dr. Rakesh Yogi Professor with Makhanlal Chaturvedi University, Yadu Vijayakrishnan Parmeshwaran renowned Cinema Photographer, Parijat Kaul Consultant at Prasar Bharati Broadcasting Corporation of India and Rati Dhillion educationist are other members of the jury. Arun Kumar a theatre personality and Trustee Bhartiya Chitra Sadhna coordinated the event.

Sandeep Marwah Addressed New Group of SheConnects

       Sandeep Marwah Addressed New Group of She Connects

 

New Delhi: “No doubt life is full of troubles, hindrances, obstacles, pains but only those get success who molds his thinking to the positive side of life. Corona virus has made every thing stand still but we all still have to live within given circumstances. If a man cannot understand the beauty of life, it is probably because life never understood the beauty in him. Do not let your difficulties fill you with anxiety, after all it is only in the darkest nights that stars shine more brightly,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah addressing the new members of SheConnects.

“Your success and happiness lies in you. Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulties. Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence,” added Dr. Marwah while giving some wonderful examples from his own life.

Anju Handa President of She Connects conducted the program. A talk was followed by question answer session. Later Sandeep Marwah invited all the ladies to be part of Radio Noida 107.4Fm where they can talk about their life experiences and success stories.

Africa Day Celebrated on 25th May on Line

            Africa Day Celebrated by ICHR  on 25th May on Line

New Delhi: “We are grass root workers and our job is to execute and support the vision of our Prime Minister to have best of the relations with all the countries of Africa,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of ICMEI and Patron to Indian Council For Human Relations on the occasion of celebration of Africa Day which falls on 25^th May.

“We have announced 54 scholarships for the deserving students from all the countries of Africa to come and study at AAFT University of Media And Arts. We have also sectioned and provided space and time on our Radio Station- Radio Noida 107.4Fm and MSTV to highlight all these countries and our relations,” added Dr. Marwah Chairing large number of Indo African Associations.

Needless to say Sandeep Marwah has already been to Nigeria, Egypt and Senegal on a state visit and been appointed as consultant for starting a film school in these countries. Dr. Marwah is now the International Patron to Actors Guild Nigeria, Chair to Indo African Students ‘s Association in India and has conducted large number of programs for the country like Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Nigeria, Sudan, South Africa, Senegal, Rwanda, Lesotho, Ghana, Gambia, Gabon, Comoros and others as Chair for their cultural forums.

Marwah Studios has attracted delegates from almost 45 out of 54 Nations of Africa though different festivals and international summits. International Film And Television Research Centre of Marwah Studios could also involve all the 54 African countries in Cinema, Fashion and journalism Research.

The Chief guest of the occasion was MP and Former Union Minister for Tourism Government of India k Alphonse who spoke about our strong and healthy relations with African countries., H.E. Maj. Gen. Chris S. Eze High Commissioner of Nigeria, H.E. Dr. G.M. Chipare Ambassador of Zimbabwe and H.E. Mrs Jdith K.K. Kan’goma Kapijimpanga Ambassador of Zambia also expressed on the subject of Africa Day. They all remembered and paid their gratitude to Mahatma Gandhi.

Mahaveer Singavi Joint Secretary MEA, Consul General of Comoros K.L.Ganju, H.E. Josphine Patricia – Ehya Charge d’ Affairs of Gabon, Hervee D. Coulibally Minister council Burkina Faso, S.S. Malhotra Honorary Consul of Lesotho, Abdul Hussain IFS Council General of Uganda in Bangladesh, Jorge E. Castro IRS, Jayaprakash, K.V. Rajan former Ambassador to Nepal, Wg cdr Praful Bakshi, Rajat Kapoor founder Indian diaspora club and Subhash Goyal of Stic Travels were present there.

The event was Chaired by Aruna Oswal, Initiate by k L Malhotra, coordinated and conducted by Gaurav Gupta who also read the message of Ambassador of Eritrea the Dean of African diplomats in India.

ICMEI Celebrated World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development

       World Cultural Day Celebrated by ICMEI On Lone

New Delhi: “Cultural events cancelled, cultural institutions closed, community cultural practices suspended, empty UNESCO World Heritage sites, heightened risk of looting of cultural sites and poaching at natural sites, artists unable to make ends meet and the cultural tourism sector greatly affected. The impact of COVID-19 on the cultural sector is being felt around the world,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah president of Marwah Studios and Patron to IFUNA- Indian Federation of United Nations Associations in a meeting with cultural heads of different schools on line.

“This impact is social, economic and political – it affects the fundamental right of access to culture, the social rights of artists and creative professionals, and the protection of a diversity of cultural expressions,” Dr. Marwah added also known as Global Cultural Minister.

During this time of mass confinement, billions of people are turning to culture as a source of comfort, well-being and connection. There has been a surge in the creation of, and access to, cultural content online – from virtual visits to museums and galleries, streaming of films and even community choirs via social media – showing its fundamental role as a source of resilience for communities. Major crises throughout history have often given rise to a renaissance of culture and an explosion of new forms of creativity, so vital for human progress.

Three-quarters of the world’s major conflicts have a cultural dimension. Bridging the gap between cultures is urgent and necessary for peace, stability and development.

“Cultural diversity is a driving force of development, not only with respect to economic growth, but also as a means of leading a more fulfilling intellectual, emotional, moral and spiritual life. This is captured in the culture conventions, which provide a solid basis for the promotion of cultural diversity. Cultural diversity is thus an asset that is indispensable for poverty reduction and the achievement of sustainable development,” expressed Dr. Sandeep Marwah forcefully.

The day provides us with an opportunity to deepen our understanding of the values of cultural diversity and to advance the four goals of the UNESCO Support sustainable systems of governance for culture, Achieve a balanced flow of cultural goods and services and increase mobility of artists and cultural professionals, Integrate culture in sustainable development frameworks, Promote human rights and fundamental freedoms