Udaipur: College dean Dr Meenu Srivastava inaugurated one day workshop on "Preparing a bright future through the development of multidimensional personality traits" by Placement Cell and Information Bureau of Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur, constituent Community and applied for science college.
As chairman in the session, she said personality is essential in a person's life, which not only decides professional success but also determines his overall behaviour and outlook in his personal life. Our personality determines how we act or react to a particular thing and how we interact and respond to the world. She said three sessions would be organized during the workshop: communication skills, yoga and personality and cheerful personality.
Organizing Secretary Dr Gayatri Tiwari told the purpose of the program. It is To inform the participants about the need and importance of personality traits and to increase their knowledge of the participants towards the multidimensional aspects of personality traits. Personality development helps you get recognition and acceptance from society and the people around you.
It affects the development of a person throughout his life, which is the basis of his interpersonal and intra-personal relationships. If its importance is understood in student life, then the way for future happy professional and personal life is paved.
The first speaker, Mr Utkarsh, a Behavior Change and Communication Specialist of Jatan Sansthan, Udaipur, comprehensively discussed the communication journey from 1G to 5G through various activities. He said that communication skills help us build and maintain relationships with others. We can share our thoughts, ideas and feelings to understand better how we relate to each other. It is also important because it allows people who are not able to hear or speak to feel that they are part of society.
The second speaker, Dr Shubha Surana, a yoga instructor in Udaipur, threw light on personality development through yoga and said that yoga is a great art and science. It brings emotional stability. It helps to control negative emotions. Yogic practices like yama, niyama, asana, pranayama, pratyahara and meditation help in emotional management. He made a reasonable practice of Pranayam.
The third speaker Prof. Vijay Laxmi Chauhan, Retired Professor & HOD - Department of Psychology, MLSU, Udaipur, explained about upbeat personality and said that when you develop a positive attitude, you will start feeling better. You will give yourself more respect and love, and this, in turn, will increase your confidence level and inner strength. You will face new challenges and come out of your self-limiting beliefs. The co-organizing secretaries of the program were Dr Sarla Lakhawat and Dr Hemu Rathod, and the technical assistants were Dr Sneha Jain and Mrs Rekha Rathod. About 67 students participated enthusiastically in this occasion.