ICMEI And NAI Appreciated Police Role In Lockdown

ICMEI and NAI Appreciated The Role of Police in Lockdown

New Delhi: “While the national lockdown has largely left the public confined to their houses, the police are literally on the ground to enforce the prohibitory order. Even during lockdown, they carry out a range of duties ranging from instructing people to maintain physical distancing in markets to taking action against those flouting prohibitory order. They have done a commendable work during this period,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah President ICMEI in a webinar organized to talk out role of police in lockdown by NAI and ICMEI.

“To keep1.2 billion people indoors for weeks on end is an unenviable task. But when India went under a lockdown on 25 March, that’s what the Indian police were charged with,” expressed Ajay Kumar Pandey Inspector General Police Law & Order State of Punjab.
“As expected, there was some degree of force and violence: the police are no stranger to deploying batons on suspected law-breakers. But it also birthed some surprisingly creative means of enforcement from personnel across the country,” added Raghavendra H Auradkar IPS former Director General of Police and Commissioner of Police Bangalore.

The duty calls of the police to be in public places also make them a category vulnerable to the risks of COVID-19. Taking the stress level of the force caused by these factors into account, Ajay Kumar Pandey appealed the police force not to lose self-control and not to react to the rough behavior during lockdown duty.

“Other main instructions Police officers gave to the force included importance of maintaining personal hygiene, disinfecting of station premises, vehicles and residences and adherence of lockdown restrictions by their family members,” said Dr. Vipin Gaur Secretary General of Newspapers Association of India.

“ I learned that Station house officers of police stations were asked to ensure that senior members and those having health problems are given station duty, which was a very humble orders,” said Vikas Sharma Chief Executive of Centre for Strategy and Leadership
Lauding the force for the best practices emulated in so far during lockdown in the city, Raj K.P.Sinha National Commissioner of India Scouts/Guides Organization said “there is no room left for complaints from people during lockdown periods”.

Sandeep Marwah Speaker at Management Education And Research Institute

Sandeep Marwah at Management Education And 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 jury of Festival

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.

Chief Scout For India Sandeep Marwah Motivated Students on Rabindra Nath Tagore Birthday

Sandeep Marwah Chief Scout For India Spoke To The Nation

New Delhi:  “Remember social distancing is going to stay here for longer period than your expectations. Lockdown is must in these fearful situations. But there is no lockdown to thinking, to creative work, to motivate oneself. God has given you extra time to built-up your character, your determination, your capacity to hold and your capability to polish,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah Chief Scout For India on the birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore.

“There is lot to do and a lot to learn. All of you must prepare your day to day  time table and fill it with extra ordinary activities. Your performance for the next day should be more than the last day. In this lockdown you can get twelve periods of one hour to make it very productive and constructive,” added Dr. Sandeep Marwah while talking to the scouts and guides all over India on line.

“You can start your day with fitness program which can include a walk, an exercise, meditation, Yoga etc. Give your self a period to watch television an hour of entertainment, a film, news and current affairs, and documentaries. Start writing a blog, a book, poetry, a personal dairy, a short story, a note, a novel, an article and make it a daily practice. Start learning a new language; a musical instrument, sketching, painting and karaoke music should be your routine.

Learn first aid, read books, newspaper, surf net and see galleries, exhibitions, tourist places, museums and libraries. Play indoor games like chess, ludo, carrom board, table tennis or Improve your communication skills. Clean your rooms also learn about your family history. There is ample to do my dear children,” added Dr. Marwah closing with quote of Rabindranath Tagore that-“The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough”. The session was followed by questions and answers.