So some excerpts of Talk with Director Sumit Saniwal are:

1.What made you pursue music video direction? or What was your drive behind direction?

Sumit Saniwal: Lights, Cameras, and the sound of Action always fascinated me. I was passionate for cinema since my childhood and always thought of doing something out of the box led me to pursue music video direction as a career. Film watching was my hobby that pushed me at each phase of my directorial career. Being an independent director,  I started producing quality content at the beginning of my career. My debut project was Filter Shot by Gulzar Chhaniwala and from there, my journey kicked off. The success of Filter Shot motivates me to do better day by day and generates an urge to work hard to provide quality content to the audience

I believe in a simple quote “Grow step by step and you will reach your goals with perfection and quality”

2. What roadblocks did you faced when you were starting out?

Sumit Saniwal: At the early stages of my career, sometimes, I was ditched by those artists for whom I worked as a director on set. They challenged me being the producer, and never gave me credits for my work because of which my career slowed down. But I never let myself down and always moved ahead dealing with the exploitations of the industry.

3. What, in your opinion, are the most important qualities, a music video director should have?

Sumit Saniwal: The most important quality a music director should have is, visualising a story out of the box because the music video direction is not a cakewalk,  you have to direct the complete storyline in just 2-4 minutes time frame.

A music video director should have the ability to create unique and lavish content with limited space and budget, however, the output must be loved by the Audience. He/she should have good visualising and decision making skills so as to work on any space provided.

Being a storyteller, a music video director should keep in mind the message his/her story is conveying to the audience, as it is a social responsibility of a filmmaker to lead the audience in the right direction.

4. If an actor is being unprofessional at the shoot, how do you manage the situation?

Sumit Saniwal: Managing artists is a difficult task, dealing with their problems and ego clashes on the set is itself a great deal. But I and my team plays a great role in this, we keep our artist happy and communicate or behave with them in their way so that there must be no chaos on the set and the set runs on time without delays.

We listen to them at each part and clarify their doubts so that there are no confusion or clashes on set and artists can give their best to the music video.

5. What is the greatest achievement of director Sumit Saniwal, till date?

Sumit Saniwal: According to me, my greatest achievement is my work. I feel the pleasure that I have worked with a lot of famous Haryanvi artists namely Pranjal Dhaiya, Sapna Chaudhary, Anjali Arora, Renuka Panwar, Masoom Sharma, Manisha Sharma, Gulzaar Channiwala, Raj Mawar, Shweta Chauhan, Aman Raj and to name a few. Recently released Balam Kalo on Tarz Haryanvi is also directed by me.

I have given a kick start to a lot of young aspiring artists who are doing good in the industry nowadays. I feel proud watching them growing and I cherish the moments working with them, at the time when they entered into the industry.

I have worked with various labels and had good projects and interpersonal relations with them.  T-Series Haryanvi, Nav Haryanvi, Zee Music Haryanvi, Sonotek, Nupur Audio, Red Hill Music, Kala Niketan and Tarz Haryanvi are some of the labels with which I have worked.

Watch Director Sumit Saniwal Music Videos Here

6.What is the toughest thing about getting a project done?

Sumit Saniwal: The Toughest thing about getting a project done is convincing the producers with the vision you have for the story and then pitching to the artist explaining the in-depths of the storyline. At last, bringing your vision on the screen to satisfy the producers is the main difficulty, because you have to convince them to your project. Being a music director is not a melodious song to sing.

7. Can you tell us more about your upcoming project(s)?

Sumit Saniwal: My upcoming projects are something that will rock the market floor. The trendy music with the desi touch of Haryanvi lyrics, these songs are definitely going to vibe to your moods.

My upcoming projects are Kaali Car, Bellbottom, Kaali Range, Chand Taare and to name a few these songs are going to rock your day. Hope you like them and share more and more.

8. Can you tell us about the greatest moment in your direction career?

Sumit Saniwal:  Still struggling day by day to being better than my previous self.  My projects do not satisfy my creative mindset, but yes I feel proud in directing the first-ever top trending Haryanvi song on YouTube that was “ Kasoote”, with Gulzaar chhaniwala.

9. Do you have any advice for young music video directors like you?

Sumit Saniwal: One piece of advice that I would like to give to young aspiring directors is to keep paperwork strong while signing bonds with the labels and copyrights of your creations so that there will be no chaos later.

Be ahead of what everyone is doing. Bring in something creative that is different from the market. Be a risk-taker, everyone around you will pull you down, but never stop jumping ahead.

10. Do you think it is essential to take a professional training from an institute in order to become a successful music video director?

Sumit Saniwal: Yes, but only from an institute that provides you with industry-standard equipment and the wholesome knowledge on the theoretical and practical part with industry experience.

Either a film aspirant can take up a course of filmmaking and side by side start assisting a director he/she admires. This experience on set will help him being a professional and learn how the set runs which is very difficult to understand within the boundaries of an institution.

So a person who is through with the theoretical and practical knowledge can get the best output on the product.

Latest Haryanvi Music Video Release of Director Sumit Saniwal

Considering this thought in mind, a young mind from New Delhi, Mohtasham Qutub Khan has started Askyourbudget, where users get lots of knowledge about the Economy, Market, and industrial sector. Ask your budget like startups helps in making financially responsible decisions—decisions that are integral to our everyday lives. Financial Knowledge impacts families, as they try to balance their budget while buying a home, funding their children’s education, and ensuring an income at retirement.

 On our Talk @ jugaadinnews entrepreneurial forum, we have asked Mohtasham Qutub Khan, Founder of Ask Your Budget, some questions regarding his motivational Entrepreneurial journey. Let’s know how he turned into an entrepreneur and established the Ask Your Budget.

1.    How did you get your idea or concept for the AskYourBudget?

Mohtasham Qutub Khan: I followed my gut. I have been fortunate to be a part of several serious startup ventures before starting at AskyourBudget. Each of them came to me as an invitation to join, or from my own deep concern about something that I feel needs to be fixed. At the end of the day I believe, whether the idea is mine or someone else, no matter that idea is good or bad; it’s an entrepreneur’s ability to see a problem with society that others don’t. Then your commitment and hard work become your life and startup.

2. What is unique about your Business Ask Your Budget?

Mohtasham Qutub Khan: As more and more transactions are going digital. Mortgages, savings, retirement, pensions, even banks are completely digital now. This was unapproachable 10 years ago. We at Ask Your Budget, aware the visitors about the financial things in a precise as well as in a detailed manner; so that they can utilize the financial knowledge gained through us in formulating their budget policies.

3. How do you market your business, and which tactics have been most successful?

 Mohtasham Qutub Khan:  Every business has its nature and uses different tactics to market it. As we are in the startup stage, we use every marketing business strategy to market Ask your Budget. Some of the marketing techniques that we use are, conduct market research, analyze user’s interests, providing useful financial information, nurture loyal customers, and Monitoring & reviewing.

4. What risks and sacrifices do such an enterprise demand?

Mohtasham Qutub Khan: Every young startup faces various challenges during its journey and I believe all these challenges make a successful entrepreneur. Technology changes, unpredictable market demands, changing economies, and complex financial instruments are some of the risks that Ask Your Budget kind of enterprise demands.

5. How do you define success?

Mohtasham Qutub Khan: According to me, success is achieved when we make realistic and concrete goals. Meeting monthly obligations and fulfilling basic needs while saving some for the future, you are successful. This financial stability is a great way to succeed.

6. Do you believe there is some sort of pattern or formula to becoming a successful entrepreneur?

Mohtasham Qutub Khan: To become a successful entrepreneur, Passion alone will not work. You have to take your idea as an opportunity to change the market scenario and to provide the solution to the problem that you have seen before launching and entering the field. Any idea can be successful if you strive for it, live for it and die for it.

The 6 steps that can work for a successful entrepreneur are

1. Find an idea
2. Confirm that the Idea is an opportunity for you today.
3.  Go through a risk mitigation process 
4.  Assemble a team who can help you with the execution.
5. Pilot the plan
6. Re-evaluate

7. What is your favorite aspect of being an entrepreneur?

Mohtasham Qutub Khan: I love being an entrepreneur so much! As it gives me the freedom to work on my own schedule, an opportunity to work where I like and I can generate my right kind of circumstances and destiny.

8. If you had one piece of advice to someone just starting out, what would it be?

Mohtasham Qutub Khan: Don’t blindly invest your time and money in any business. There are certain aspects which you need to look at like Market Need, Current and Past Trends, Revenues, and more. You’ll be prepared to create financial stability and do the things you want with your money if you study and apply simple finance and economic concepts. It’s easy to fall victim to common traps if you don’t have the financial knowledge.

Yes, there is an enterprise Loan In Touch that helps people in getting their dream home at an affordable home loan rate. Loan In Touch is the vision of a young Entrepreneur Mr. Sumeet Pareek of Pune who is active in this business for the past 6 years and helped many families in getting their dream accomplished.

On our Talk @ jugaadinnews entrepreneurial forum, we’ve asked some questions from Sumeet Pareek, Director, Loan In Touch regarding his entrepreneurial journey, how he came with the idea of Loan In Touch, and his success mantra. So Let’s see what all he has to say.

1. How did you get your idea or concept for the Loan In Touch?

Sumeet Pareek: When I started as a home loan counselor (DSA ) in the initial days, I found that process of getting a home loan is very mechanical and time-consuming. I felt there’s a need to have a deeper connection in terms of service between customers and banks, which was missing. While I was bridging the gap between the two, the idea of the loan in touch was born. At Loan In Touch, we essentially believe in providing efficient service along with building long-term relationships with customers.

2. What is unique about your business Loan In Touch?

Sumeet Pareek: I don’t know should I call it unique or not, but I feel our approach toward the Home Loan process and delivery is outstanding. Our core focus is on sourcing the data and personally processing the home loan formalities for building the dream home of the owner. This process gives us an edge because we personally get in touch with clients. This helps us immensely in building sustainable and customized relationships with better clientele satisfaction.

3. How do you market your business, and which tactics have been most successful?

 Sumeet Pareek: I believe not one size fits all, that’s why at Loan In Touch, we use every possible route of marketing, whether it’s the digital or traditional way of doing it. One thing that I have learned during my journey that word of mouth works best for us, a cheap and sustainable method of marketing, but I also feel this mostly proportionate to our clientele satisfaction.

4. What risks and sacrifices does Loan In Touch demand from you?

Sumeet Pareek: On a lighter note,  I can write an essay about risks and sacrifices but seriously I feel being patient really helps in bifurcating between risk and reward. Also, I believe if you are convinced about your work and product, which in my case is my passion, so I give everything into it.  One way to look at it is, either everything is sacrifice or everything is a reward but in general, we reduce our family life, personal time,  and friends considerably while working as an entrepreneur.

5. How do you define success?

Sumeet Pareek: Our ability to do things at our will is our true success, I believe, but yes good figures, awards, and recognition definitely are the motivating factors.

6. Do you believe there is some sort of pattern or formula to becoming a successful entrepreneur?

 Sumeet Pareek: I m too young to answer this, honestly, but whatever I have observed over a period of time is that being an entrepreneur is not a straight line journey, it’s a series of nonlinear way. But being passionate, focused, and honest to oneself is very commonly found among every entrepreneur and essential to be an entrepreneur.

7. What is your favorite aspect of being an Entrepreneur?

Sumeet Pareek: I feel that the sheer ability to convert my passion into a profession and meeting people from different walks of life, channelizing them, and satisfying them, is the best aspect of being an entrepreneur.

8. If you had one piece of advice to someone just starting out, what would it be?

Sumeet Pareek: The only piece of advice I want to give every budding entrepreneur is that “Just be Patient Enough and trust your abilities”.

Q: First of all, tell us a little about your background and How you got into the digital industry?

Hi, I’m Manmohan Singla, CEO of Jugaadin Digital Services Pvt. Ltd and Director of Hisar Institute of Digital Marketing, a leading Digital Marketing training institute.  Back in 2012, I along with my B.tech friends founded Jugaadin.com with an aim to provide a solution to every problem.

Jugaadin.com represented – “Jugaad Yourself” under which we formed teams in our college and in others too.  Technically, we were into digital marketing and non-technically organized events. With 1000 + small and big event exposure and doing digital marketing of those events, I gradually entered the digital industry.  I made jugaadin.com as Jugaadin Digital Services Pvt. Ltd.

About my educational background, I’ve done B. Tech in Computer Science from Amity University, M.Tech (CSE) from Guru Jambheshwar University, MBA from NMIMS. I have been MSP- Microsoft student partner, and Club Lead – Firefox club. The passion for being an entrepreneur was in me since my school days, that’s why I didn’t opt for the placement options in the university.

Q: Where did the idea for HiDM come from?

I always wanted to grow my home town Hisar like any other metro city, that’s why I rejected the placement offers at university and started making Hisar digital with the launching of the Digital Hisar Directory firstly. Digital Hisar is a portal that offers free business listing and promotion on social media having 27k active members.

Digital Hisar was in progress and providing digital marketing services to 100+ clients but my vision was to grow Hisar technically was still in vain. I always believe, unless and until the youth power will not become technocrat, no city or village can grow.  

I always say “Tomorrow when everything will get online, the need for Digital Marketing professionals will increase”.

 With this thought in mind I established Hisar Institute of Digital Marketing in the year 2018 where young minds are getting trained about Digital Marketing. My dedication showed its results as HIDM received Best Digital Marketing Institute award by Education Council of India in January 2020.

Q: What kind of promotion activities you use for your clients?

There are so many activities that can be used for client promotion but I prefer to mix traditional marketing with digital marketing. I mix traditional efforts like ground events with online promotion.  Nowadays, people are using online platform but if we see marketing tactics and strategy, they are same, it’s just the medium that is different. So I work according to my client’s need, first lay emphasis on what they want and then add my experience and skills into client promotion so that they get leads with branding.

Q: Why do you think it’s important for entrepreneurs, marketing professionals, and students to learn Digital Marketing today?

In this world of the Internet, almost everything is available on the Internet from a toy car to a real car we can buy anything that we want.

If we talk about digital marketing, Digital marketing is a process in which the promotion is done on the internet by opting for digital marketing techniques like SEO, SMO, Blogging, Content Marketing, etc.  Entrepreneurs are now promoting their business by using these techniques in order to reach a larger audience in less time. Digital marketing is cost-effective and can give a better ROI as compared to traditional marketing.

For youth, who have completed 12^th and don’t know what to do can learn something new, it will help as helping hand for their career. For graduated students and marketing professionals, the digital marketing course will work like Plan B for them. Marketing professionals can get good salary package as compare to peers if he knows digital marketing.

Q: What is your advice for newbies, who are looking at building a career in Digital Marketing Industry?

Digital Marketing is an emerging trend. Everyday many newbies are making entry into the Digital Marketing Industry. But before entering they should follow some advice:

1. Digital Marketing Industry changes every other day. Its techniques never go in the same flow for long. Thus a person has to be a good adaptor and learner who can learn things quickly and act according to them. He/she should be updated on new technological trends.

2. Digital Marketing is all about doing marketing efforts that take you to your customers or target audience. A digital marketer should be aware of what the competitors are doing and how they are advertising. Being a proactive digital marketer is a must for newbies.   

3. No one can be specialized in every sector, thus, they should do mastery in one area of Digital Marketing of their interest like they can have good analytics skills or a social media influencer or an SEO expert.

Q: What’s your favorite social network platform: Facebook, Linkedin, Instagram, or Twitter?

Personally, no such platform is my favorite one. Every platform has a different kind of audience and engagement rate that is necessary for different kinds of clients. According to client wants, needs, and brand awareness, different digital platforms are used. I must say that platforms can be created by making some projects that can relate to your sales funnel.

Q: What do you say is your greatest achievement in your online journey?

Awards and achievements motivated you and I must say in this tough competition, they help you to keep on moving on the path.  My list of achievements goes as follows:

1. My first achievement in the online journey started when I got Best Social Media Expert Award by Raah Group NGO in the year 2013.

2. Excellence Award 2018 as Best Digital Marketing Professional given by Vipul Goyal (Industrial and Environmental Minister).

 3. Best of the Best Award 2018 by Sanjhi Soch (National Magazine ) presented by  Captain Abhimanyu Excellence Award 2019.

4. Bhishma Award 2019 by Chandigarh University, Jhanjheri as Best Digital Marketing professional Trainer.

5. Premier Achiever Award 2020 by Women Dedication Magazine

Q: Who is your role model?

A: For me, every person whom I met in my day to day life is my role model. As everyone has something unique worth learning, it just depends on you how you take it. Elderly people surely have more experience than me and younger ones have aspirations, dreams, and aims that may be I never think of. I consider every Individual as a storehouse of ideas and that’s why I don’t have anyone Ideal or role model.

Q: What do you think of how a social media expert or a digipreneur can do social work? Do they get time for this?

 What a wonderful question you have asked. A Digipreneur or a social media expert might don’t get time to do social work physically but they can do it digitally as I do. I have always been connected to many NGOs on the state and national level for the last many years and I do my part of social work by promoting these NGOs without any penny. My motive behind doing free promotion for NGOs is that by increasing their visibility, I want to connect more people for society’s development. 

For this gesture of mine, I have also been awarded 2 times with a Social achievement award by Mission Green foundation and Lok Nirman welfare society. 

For students preparing for IIT/ NEET 2020, these 40 days lockdown period is crucial and they must utilize it in a proper way to secure a good rank in the examination. To guide the aspiring students, Jugaadin news talked to Er. Lalit Hooda, Director Arjuna Classes, Hisar and asked for his valuable suggestions for the students.

This is an extra time that students are getting for preparing for IIT / NEET exam. If properly planned, these extra days can be a future-changer in their plans and will help them achieve their desired goals. This bonus time will be used to focus on weak areas and subjects and to further reinforce the concepts said Er. Lalit Hooda.

If aspirants are not planned till how to prepare or utilize these bonus days of lockdown, then here I am providing some tips on how to prepare for IIT/NEET during the lockdown.

First and foremost thing that you all know “ Practice makes a man perfect”. So practice solving questions and mock papers more at this time and perform better in the examination. After solving the paper, work is not done. You must analyze the score and the part which requires extra time and effort from your side. NTA also provides mock tests for the different exams it conducts on its website.

Secondly, no doubt lockdown has increased the number of social media users but being an IIT/NEET aspirant you should focus more on your studies rather than social media and the internet. Divide the day or make a time table to manage the study and other work. Practice and study for at least 10-12 hrs a day and give equal time to each subject. Do some physical exercise daily to make yourself active and relaxed.

Third, this is the right time to make revision notes for IIT/NEET 2020, as it will help them to revise the highlighted parts of each subject. These revision notes would be useful at the time of the last-minute examination.

Fourth, if any problem exists or feels mentally depressed due to lockdown, talk to your teachers, friends and family members. For solving subject related queries, now every institute is offering online classes for students.

There is no substitute for hard work. This extra time is bliss for students preparing IIT/NEET 2020 examinations. Thus advised to follow these above-mentioned tips for preparations and work hard.

Patients underlying weak immune system, Diabetic and heart diseases are a great concern. So, to advise patients with underlying cardiovascular disease of the potential increased risk and to encourage reasonable precautions, Dr. Dinesh Sehgal, Interventional Cardiologist at Sapra Multispecialty Hospital, Hisar was invited at Talk@Jugaadin News.

He informed  ”According to a study, the Heart patients can get affected by the virus in several ways. Though the primary focus of Coronavirus is the lungs, but this could have an impact on the heart, particularly the diseased heart, because it has to work hard to get oxygenated blood through the body. In this way, the problem for coronary heart patients increases as the heart is already having difficulty in pumping the blood. Also, the person suffering from heart issues might have a weak immune system so when virus attacks, the body’s immune system can’t fight back with foreign particles. Also, immunity decreases with aging that’ why aged persons are also at risk of getting infection easily. These patients with heart diseases can be considered as High-risk Patients.

He also explained the new coronavirus, spreads through droplets in the air when someone coughs or sneezes. He recommends that people should protect themselves by adopting some very useful habits:

A small survey finds that it is not only hospitals or doctors that postponing the major surgeries but some patients are canceling elective procedures because of the outbreak. Many doctors say they are seeing patients canceling or deferring procedures because of Corona’s fear.

So, to know the reason behind postponing surgeries and not visiting doctors during Corona, Jugaadin News has Dr. Amit Saini at its Talk @Jugaadin News.  Dr. Amit Saini is a leading orthopedician at Sapra Multispeciality Hospital, Hisar. While addressing he says that the cancellation of procedures so far has been minimal, but with spreading viruses more patients are changing their plans to stop the spread of coronavirus.

If I talk about ortho surgeries like knee replacement, hip replacement, carpal tunnel surgeries patients who had scheduled their surgeries are now postponing procedures to avoid exposure to Corona. Patients are likely to see healthcare facilities as high-risk areas for exposure to infectious coronavirus. Though they are taking the right step during quarantine time, but they should follow some precautions so as not to come across any emergency.

Patients who have postponed their surgeries should always be in contact with the concerned doctor through telephonic or Messenger. If they see any emergency or medical condition, they should consult the medical practitioner as early as possible. They must have enough stock of prescribed medications with them. They should take all the precautionary measures against corona. There is no need to panic if surgery gets delayed by 5 to10 days said Dr. Amit saini.

We as Health care providers are delaying elective care to keep beds open and to prevent patients from contracting a new coronavirus, but this does not mean that patients should be cut off from life-saving treatment if needed.

To guide the students on preparing for CLAT 2020 during corona, Dr. Dinesh Nagpal, Director career compass and a renowned motivational speaker shared his views on Talk@ Jugaadin News. He said “The board exams will finish only after 14th April, maybe around 20th April and the CLAT exam is going to happen on 24th May. The other exams also are going to be rescheduled after the lockdown is over. So some students I am finding out that they are waiting to start the preparation after the exams are over, not realizing that right now it is the time for them to prepare both for the board exam and also the law entrance exam.

A lot of students are asking me, Sir what should we do right now? My suggestion to them is that please understand that the law entrance exams focus a lot on reading general knowledge awareness of the current affairs and basic data interpretation which is of class 10th level. So even if you read newspapers especially look at the editorial parts and the current affairs, it will help you to prepare in the right way. Apart from that, there are a lot of online classes available these days which help you to prepare for the safety of home and the experience is just like the real-time class.

At Career Compass, we have already started online classes for CLAT and other law entrance exams. The feedback of the students is that they are enjoying these classes sitting at home and are able to prepare in the right way because not only they are covering the syllabus but also getting expert guidance from top faculty members. They are also receiving proper notes through mail or WhatsApp and their preparation is going very well. They also get access to online test series which helps them practice the mock tests to give the feel of the real CLAT exam. The online section also has a lot of practice exercises on different subjects. So to reduce the impact of the lockdown for the CLAT preparation, the students should immediately start taking online classes that are available.

Career compass is an institute in Hisar for the preparation of exams like CLAT/ IPM/ BBA/ HM. They have been transforming the careers of young aspirants for different entrance examinations. They have ushered thousands of students into a great career since 2004. 

As the numbers are increasing, parents are worried about the children considering that children don’t have handwashing habits after playing, eating and studying. Though it has been said that children are less susceptible to the corona effect but we shouldn’t forget that their immune system is also weak.

Dr. Ajeet Taltia, Hisar- based leading pediatrician in an interview with Jugaadin News urged parents to stay calm and take reasonable precautions reminding children to frequently wash their hands, avoid shaking hands, maintain social distancing and adopt self-quarantine.

Dr. Ajeet’s 10 caring tips for parents to follow are:

1. Make them learn good hand wash practice: Make sure that children wash their hands when they come from outside, after using the washroom, and before eating anything. They should wash hands for 20seconds. Human contact is the real cause of the spreading of coronavirus, that’s why following good hygiene is mandatory. Tell them to use sanitizer if water and soap are not available.

2. Avoid shaking hands: In an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus, cities to states are lockdown so that no social gatherings would be there. Make your child aware of not shaking hands during this time and maintain a suitable distance with their friends.

3. Stock up for child’s essential medicines and requirements: as there is lockdown and everyone is under quarantine, thus being a parent it’s your responsibility to bring essential requirements and general medicines of children so as to avoid any emergency.

4. Avoid persons who have foreign travel history: The most vulnerable to the novel coronavirus is older people, foreign countries visited and those with some other medical conditions like diabetes and coronary Heart disease. As a result, parents are recommended to take extra precautions not to allow children to go anywhere and in-home quarantine also handles elder and young children with due care in a family.

5. Encourage playing indoor games: To reduce anxiety, promote good health and to remove the negativity that news channels spread,  families should prioritize indoor playing. This idea of playing, exercising indoor will help to improve the immune function of children.

Constantly reading news about the health crisis and the number of death increment may cause anxiety and panic among families. But it is recommended that families should give quality time and get engage in some fun activities with children. There are people called Doctors who are taking care of you.

Mr. Praveen Khandelwal, Director Performance Institute (Educating for better tomorrow) gives his viewpoint on the concept of virtual teaching pattern during Coronavirus in an interview with Jugaadin News. Under Performance institute, he also started the live training sessions for students. He explains that at this time of this pandemic, the virtual learning system is the only support system of the education industry. Virtual teaching cannot replace classroom teaching but it has its own importance and credibility. Students can take the benefit of virtual learning and utilize their time during self- quarantine as a virtual teaching method gives the possibility of

1. Removal of geographical barriers (Anywhere learning)
   A virtual classroom knows no geographical boundary. It allows learners and teachers to attend a single live training session from any place in the world, provided they have a computer and Internet connection. And when the students are under quarantine, they will face no problem of connectivity.
2. Sessions can be recorded If we talk about traditional classroom-based training sessions, students don’t get the facility of the recorded sessions if they have missed any. Whereas a virtual classroom has a facility to record the session, learners or teachers can replay it afterwards. Teachers get an opportunity to review their own or their colleague’s performance.
3. Quicker to organize
   Virtual Training can be organized more quickly than traditional classroom-based training as no extra material need to be distributed. The sessions are easier to schedule or reschedule.
4. More comfortable learning environment: Students are able to listen lectures and complete assignments from their comfortable zone and in this quarantine time, they can utilize the time effectively.
5. Convenience and flexibility: Shifting from classroom teaching to online teaching will give an opportunity to plan study time around the rest of their day, instead of the other way around. Course material is always accessible online and they can read it any time.

Because of all of these benefits, virtual learning is becoming popular during coronavirus time and every other institute is moving towards this concept. No doubt this will help students in learning with ease and when they join the school after lockdown, they will not feel that their time has been wasted.