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Remembering the youth icon, Sir APJ Abdul Kalam on his birth anniversary. Though India had many presidents, but Kalam Sir is and will always be President for most of the youth. Called as the Missile Man because of his contribution to the missile and science sectors which made India the space club member. <\/p>
Let us know some interesting and inspiring facts from the life of our beloved President.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495059","data":"
1. Born to a Muslim boatowner family on October 15, 1931 at a pilgrimage center of Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam was the youngest among his siblings.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495060","data":"
2. He began to support his family financially from a very young age and distributed newspaper in the town. But never let this effect his studies. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495061","data":"
3. During World war II, Kalam was just a 10 year old boy. Later he described about the distortion of the war when the war almost touched the doors of the Rameswaram.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495062","data":"
4. He was a very quick in in understanding and grasping things and this is why he was appreciated by his mentors and fellow mates for his hard work at Thumba Space Center <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495063","data":"
5. Other than a successful Aerospace Scientist, Professor, Author, he was a kind human by his nature. While his stay at DRDO, he instructed not to have broken glass pieces on the walls for his protection as that would hurt birds. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495064","data":"
6. The Missile Man! <\/p>
But Why? Here are few reasons: <\/p>
a. The think tank behind India\u2019s first indigenous Satellite Launch Vehicle (SLV-III).<\/p>
b. Project Director of India\u2019s first satellite 'Rohini'.<\/p>
c. Developed 5 missiles: Nag, Akash, Trishul, Agni, Prithvi when he was the chief of the Integrated Guided Missile Development Program in DRDO.<\/p>
d. Led the formation of BrahMos Aerospace between Russia and India and many such contributions made him Missile Man of the Universe.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495065","data":"
7. His first award was Padma Bhushan in the year 1981. Since then Kalam Sir started bagging the honorary awards and finally had: Padma Bhushan, Padma Vibhushan, Bharat Ratna, \tIndira Gandhi Award for National Integration, \tVeer Savarkar Award<\/b> are few of those 21 honored awards.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495066","data":"
8. He never discriminated on the religions and followed only one religion which is Humanity. Though he was a Muslim, he read hindu spiritual and mythological book Bhagavad Gita also Quran. Abdul Sir was an expert in playing Veena.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495067","data":"
9. Kalam sir was a vegetarian and always loved the simple and staple food of Tamil Nadu : Sambar, Rice, Coconut chutney, Vendhya Kozhambu and Puliyodare.<\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495068","data":"
10. He was the man of moral values and ethics!<\/p>
When his team faced many failures while testings at ISRO, being a leader he accepted it as his mistake. Later, when they got huge success, he refused to take credits alone and sent a fellow scientist for the interview with the Press. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495069","data":"
We also got a wonderful and inspiring writer who's work and books keep inspiring and motivating today's youth for the growth and development of our Nation. <\/p>
A precise blog or a day wouldn't be enough to know, explore, learn and indulge the facts from his life. <\/p>"}]
World Students' Day 2019: Why Is It Celebrated On APJ Abdul Kalam's Birth Anniversary : World Students' Day 2019: Mr Kalam suffered a cardiac arrest while delivering a lecture to the students of IIM Shillong on July 27, 2015. This showed his dedication towards teaching.\n\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571077575889},{"id":1571078144795,"type":"img","data":"5da4c00141d3c"},{"data":"
New Delhi:\u00a0\nEvery year the United Nations celebrates former president APJ Abdul Kalam's birthday as World Students' Day. A recollection of APJ Abdul Kalam's legacy is incomplete without a mention of his role as a teacher. Dr. Kalam was dedicated to teaching and identified himself first as a teacher and then as anything else. \n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571078120496},{"data":"
APJ Abdul Kalam's Birth Anniversary <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571078449780},{"id":1571078481381,"type":"img","data":"5da4c151d73e5"},{"data":"
Mr Kalam suffered a cardiac arrest while delivering a lecture to the students of IIM Shillong on July 27, 2015. This showed his dedication towards teaching.\u00a0\nDue to his love for students, various educational institutions in India observe Abdul Kalam's birthday in their own way. Recently, a BJP leader from Telangana proposed to the government that October 15, Mr Kalam's birthday, should be observed as National Students Day.\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571078432743},{"id":1571078755834,"type":"img","data":"5da4c26456f1c"},{"data":"
APJ Abdul Kalam's famous quotes for students\n\n\"Climbing to the top demands strength, whether it is to the top of Mount Everest or to the top of your career.\"\n\n\"The best brains of the nation may be found on the last benches of the classroom.\"\n\"Let us sacrifice our today so that our children can have a better tomorrow.\"\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571078676833},{"id":1571078634962,"type":"img","data":"5da4c1eb81198"}]
In this I am going to present a story of a girl. It's a story of girl who was going to college .One day she went to her college she saw a group of people sitting together and talking about \"How important is to donate the blood and how you can save someone lives\".The girl , she was sitting at the back and listening to whole talk what the people are talking where there were reinforcing the idea of donating the blood because they belong to an organisation who were there to facilitate the people lives.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571059036859},{"data":"
After the whole conversation they asked,\"who is going to donate the blood\",then the girl was so happy that she said ,\"I will be the first to donate the blood and want to do it\"....She gave one bottle of blood and the group of people said \"THANKYOU\".They also mentioned that when they will be using the blood she will be informed.After some time she received a card with says Thankyou today your one bottle of blood saved someone's life.She felt very happy so fullfilled because she knew that God has shows in her out of so many to save someone's life . Year's passby 4 yrs later she was in a car accident and she ended up ina hospital where the only thing she could hear was \"we need one bottle of blood to save her life,we need 1 bottle of blood or she will die\" and she is lying on bed taking her last breaths because there were lot internally that she needed a bottle of blood.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571059658084},{"data":"
Out of no where someone came in room and said,\" this is my blood group and I will give one bottle of blood ,that I will save her life.When he said. That in a flash back she could read that card again said thank you.Today your one bottle of blood have saved someones life and that's how that one bottle of blood saved her life after 4 yrs .The name of that girl was MUNIBA MAZARI.That was the moment where she realized that \"\"\"\"IF YOU TRY TO HELP SOMEONE UNCONDITIONALLY WITHOUT EXPECTING ANYTHING IN RETURN GOD HAS HIS WAY OF PAYING BACK AND GOD NEVER FORGETS!!!\"\"\"<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571060304500},{"id":1571060876160,"type":"img","data":"5da47c8d10dec"}]
1.<\/b>We can create an Android App using <\/b><\/i>Android Studio<\/a>. <\/b><\/i><\/b>It has<\/b><\/i> java\/xml & kotlin<\/i> languages. We <\/b><\/i><\/b>can choose any of them.<\/b><\/i><\/b><\/p>2.To create an app, first we have to know what type of app we a<\/i><\/b>re creating and how eac<\/i><\/b>h page <\/i><\/b>should be.Coding should be simple rather than being complicated.<\/i><\/b><\/p>3.Continuous learning of language is very important to keep ourselves updated.Though we are <\/i><\/b>so <\/i><\/b>perfect in any particular language,it is necessary to learn new things everyday.<\/i><\/b><\/p>4.Perfection is most essential to get creative ideas.For this we need to practice more and more.<\/i><\/b>Try <\/i><\/b>to <\/i><\/b>create different types of pages.<\/i><\/b><\/p>For example: Take a facebook login page & try coding it on your own.<\/i><\/b><\/p>5.Basically an app is defined as good or bad based on the end user requirements.<\/i><\/b><\/p> POINTS TO REMEMBER:<\/u><\/b><\/p> > Userfriendly: It should be easy to use.<\/i><\/b><\/p> > Efficient: Time to load next page should be quick.Buffering should be very less. Otherwise <\/i><\/b>user <\/i><\/b>gets frustrated to use the app.<\/i><\/b><\/p> > Each page must be clourful and attractive .<\/i><\/b><\/p> > If there already exists same kind of app, then comparatively it should be better than that.<\/i><\/b>It <\/i><\/b>should <\/i><\/b>solve the problems of existing app. Then only people are more likely to install <\/i><\/b>and use it.<\/i><\/b><\/p><\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1571072795307","data":"5da4a1084b969"}]
2.To create an app, first we have to know what type of app we a<\/i><\/b>re creating and how eac<\/i><\/b>h page <\/i><\/b>should be.Coding should be simple rather than being complicated.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
3.Continuous learning of language is very important to keep ourselves updated.Though we are <\/i><\/b>so <\/i><\/b>perfect in any particular language,it is necessary to learn new things everyday.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
4.Perfection is most essential to get creative ideas.For this we need to practice more and more.<\/i><\/b>Try <\/i><\/b>to <\/i><\/b>create different types of pages.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
For example: Take a facebook login page & try coding it on your own.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
5.Basically an app is defined as good or bad based on the end user requirements.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
POINTS TO REMEMBER:<\/u><\/b><\/p>
> Userfriendly: It should be easy to use.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
> Efficient: Time to load next page should be quick.Buffering should be very less. Otherwise <\/i><\/b>user <\/i><\/b>gets frustrated to use the app.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
> Each page must be clourful and attractive .<\/i><\/b><\/p>
> If there already exists same kind of app, then comparatively it should be better than that.<\/i><\/b>It <\/i><\/b>should <\/i><\/b>solve the problems of existing app. Then only people are more likely to install <\/i><\/b>and use it.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1571072795307","data":"5da4a1084b969"}]
A few weeks ago, when I started writing these Monday blogs, I wrote on the importance of travel<\/a> for students. Travel is something that teaches students a lot that just can't be taught in a classroom. These days, the term 'experiential learning' is something that is used a lot in startups, corporates and a lot more but this experiential learning is something that a person can have in a top-notch manner if they travel.<\/p>Having grown up in a middle-class family, for me, travel was something that wasn't easy and as a student, most of my travelling involved me taking part in competitions in other colleges. This brings me to a point I keep telling students, attending fests in colleges in other cities is the easiest way for students to travel. This also makes students take up projects that one wouldn\u2019t normally do, as fests and competitions require one to actually do something.<\/p> I wanted to travel and I knew that old adage, 'where there is a will, there is a way'. Figuring out what it took to travel took some time but because I was good at my subjects and I loved speaking, I took to paper presentations. <\/p>Once I started winning them<\/a>, it became easier for me as my faculty in the college helped me out with the college attendance and after a point, they even started sponsoring my travel. <\/p>A few hours ago, I just landed in Dublin, Ireland to attend an international startup event, where I get to meet potential investors for stuMagz. To put it in simpler words, I now have to do a version of something that I always did when I travelled in college and consistently won - presenting. Now, I have to give a presentation about my company and I have to win it. Winning this will give stuMagz a new investor, bigger opportunities.<\/p>In 2018, I did something similar and launched stuMagz in New Zealand. In 2017, I did something similar in USA and got stuMagz many opportunities. Why do I tell all these things now? All of my travels and all of my opportunities and all of my skills happened solely because of the activities I did when I was a student.<\/p>If you are a student reading this, take every opportunity that the world throws at you and travel. Travel and learn. Travel and explore. Travel and grow. Keep a tab on events happening in colleges all over in platforms like stuMagz and just go take part in them.<\/p>If you have entrepreneurial aspirations, take part in hackathons and other such events where you can explore yourself. Just do it!<\/p>"}]
Having grown up in a middle-class family, for me, travel was something that wasn't easy and as a student, most of my travelling involved me taking part in competitions in other colleges. This brings me to a point I keep telling students, attending fests in colleges in other cities is the easiest way for students to travel. This also makes students take up projects that one wouldn\u2019t normally do, as fests and competitions require one to actually do something.<\/p>
I wanted to travel and I knew that old adage, 'where there is a will, there is a way'. Figuring out what it took to travel took some time but because I was good at my subjects and I loved speaking, I took to paper presentations. <\/p>
Once I started winning them<\/a>, it became easier for me as my faculty in the college helped me out with the college attendance and after a point, they even started sponsoring my travel. <\/p>A few hours ago, I just landed in Dublin, Ireland to attend an international startup event, where I get to meet potential investors for stuMagz. To put it in simpler words, I now have to do a version of something that I always did when I travelled in college and consistently won - presenting. Now, I have to give a presentation about my company and I have to win it. Winning this will give stuMagz a new investor, bigger opportunities.<\/p>In 2018, I did something similar and launched stuMagz in New Zealand. In 2017, I did something similar in USA and got stuMagz many opportunities. Why do I tell all these things now? All of my travels and all of my opportunities and all of my skills happened solely because of the activities I did when I was a student.<\/p>If you are a student reading this, take every opportunity that the world throws at you and travel. Travel and learn. Travel and explore. Travel and grow. Keep a tab on events happening in colleges all over in platforms like stuMagz and just go take part in them.<\/p>If you have entrepreneurial aspirations, take part in hackathons and other such events where you can explore yourself. Just do it!<\/p>"}]
A few hours ago, I just landed in Dublin, Ireland to attend an international startup event, where I get to meet potential investors for stuMagz. To put it in simpler words, I now have to do a version of something that I always did when I travelled in college and consistently won - presenting. Now, I have to give a presentation about my company and I have to win it. Winning this will give stuMagz a new investor, bigger opportunities.<\/p>
In 2018, I did something similar and launched stuMagz in New Zealand. In 2017, I did something similar in USA and got stuMagz many opportunities. Why do I tell all these things now? All of my travels and all of my opportunities and all of my skills happened solely because of the activities I did when I was a student.<\/p>
If you are a student reading this, take every opportunity that the world throws at you and travel. Travel and learn. Travel and explore. Travel and grow. Keep a tab on events happening in colleges all over in platforms like stuMagz and just go take part in them.<\/p>
If you have entrepreneurial aspirations, take part in hackathons and other such events where you can explore yourself. Just do it!<\/p>"}]
\nLike everything in life secrets has both pros and cons. But the worst thing about them is you can't have them forever, they have to come open today or tomorrow.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1570947311483},{"data":"
\nThere are many secrets some small, some big, some hurt worse than others. Ever wondered why secrets are kept?<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1570947513719},{"data":"
\nI think secrets are kept for many reasons some to hide their real selves because they think others won't be able to understand them, some to hide their mistakes, some to have fun.\nBut the question remains, is it right to keep secrets?<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1570947556444},{"data":"
\nThe honest answer is I don't know. But you need to tell loads of lies to keep a secret most of the time and that is wrong.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1570947555945},{"data":"
\nBut there is something I'm sure of is everyone has secrets and one day they are going not going to remain so hope that when your secret is found out the repercussions aren't to bad.\u00a0\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1570947554925},{"data":"
\n\"Life is filled with secrets. You can't learn them all at once.\"\n\u2015 Dan Brown, The Da Vinci Code\n\n\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1570947554389}]
Have you ever tried testing a razor's sharpness by drawing a keen line on your cheek? or stapling your thumb while PLAYING with a stapler? Ever fell while learning how to drive and lost your way once you started enjoying driving?...Okay, lets grow up... Have you tried something new in your personal field of interest but understood that you've to do a lot better? Trusted someone more than you should? All the questions above are some experiences life gave me since childhood. My curious self couldn't stop me from doing things that were told 'NOT TO DO.' When in a society, all of us are driven by different interests and made up of different principles. While taking decisions at different stages of life, we are surrounded with different advises from different people which further influence and deviate us from our own choice. I've always been a girl who values being independent and responsible for the choices I make. Not denying the fact of listening to people and suggestions, doing what my gut says gives a meaning to my existence and my own self has always been the priority.There are certain truths that occur to us. One cannot learn from others experience and there's no force that can stop one from experiencing something. A PERSONAL EXPERIENCE<\/b> is required to convey things hat can't be put into words, to understand it more vividly.<\/p>
So, here are three cheers to the best teacher I've ever come across and will be meeting as long as there's air to breathe, water to drink and strength to learn new things.<\/p>
Do share your personal experiences in the comment section below!<\/p>
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July of 2018, classes commence for the first years. I was there standing in front of the octagonal establishment as the banner mentioning passed out and successful alumni stood right in front of me. I wondered, how hard must we be struggling to get there?<\/p>
Contrary to our belief, the first year went smoothly than expected, thanks to the helpful faculty. (A special shout out to the amazing faculty we had because I know it is not easy to be a good teacher, employee, parent all in one).<\/p>
We took our sports hour seriously and bonded over food in canteen. As Vignan is in the outskirts of the city, there was not one day that I have not seen pictures of greenery, the Vignan tree, the hills in the stories my mates posted. It was easier to interact with our seniors because of how they made us feel welcome. By the end of the first semester, we weren't awkward anymore (Ask the Canteen Bhaiyya<\/i> how many onions have been consumed once we got comfortable eating there)<\/p>
This is my 2nd year in Vignan and our Head of Department (Mr. Dinesh Kumar) of ECE is known for the exposure he provides to the students and that way I think we are lucky. My only expectation from the college when I joined was to learn, more than academics it was to learn surviving in a world with wider range of people and to learn from people around me. (I knew Happy Days<\/i> was fiction way earlier in life)<\/p>
And fortunately, in a room full of people, I am not the smartest one and it gives me a lot to learn from others. The fact that I get to learn new things, like handling the pressure, making dumbest mistakes and moving on, empathizing with my mates, having dissimilar views and not letting those affect our relationships on a personal level and so much more is what I think college is about when it comes to building ourselves into not shying from trying to reach for the stars.<\/p>
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College has given me space to explore myself and cope up easily if I made mistakes. Right from first year, I have been experimenting on (and making a joke out of) myself. From little things like not fearing to ask stupid doubts in the class to offering to volunteer for organisations I have admired (it is a big deal for a socially awkward people, okay!), I have been putting myself in vulnerable situations and all this has been possible because I knew I will be supported and guided by my mentors, both from college and personal life.<\/span><\/p>First year passed so soon and we are nearing the end of 3rd semester, yet it feels like we have just started our journey. Apart from the silly jokes my buddies crack, I remember the times they spoke of how they want to make it a memorable place for our juniors and how responsible we should be behaving to bring a discipline in the later batches too. (adorable, right?)<\/p>Looking forward to what more Vignan has got to offer us,<\/p>this is another student drowning in a pile of records signing off until next time ;D<\/p><\/p>"}]
First year passed so soon and we are nearing the end of 3rd semester, yet it feels like we have just started our journey. Apart from the silly jokes my buddies crack, I remember the times they spoke of how they want to make it a memorable place for our juniors and how responsible we should be behaving to bring a discipline in the later batches too. (adorable, right?)<\/p>
Looking forward to what more Vignan has got to offer us,<\/p>
this is another student drowning in a pile of records signing off until next time ;D<\/p>
Being a non-native of telangana, it was in 2014 that too due to the holiday declared by our school on the event of bathukamma, that I was introduced to this one of the most famous local festival. At that moment I thanked the telangana government, the CM and every single person responsible for giving me that extra holiday. This was bathukamma for me, a mere holiday for about a few years. It is only a year back that I realised the true meaning of bathukamma and today I celebrate it the way it is celebrated by the locals.\n\nI had always been desperate to make the flower pyramid gauramma. I somehow learnt to make it when I visited my friend's place on the eve of bathukamma. I made a small gauramma, though not very perfect, gave me immense pleasure and arose the curiosity to know more about the festival. Especially the song that is sung seemed to be very significant. When I asked them about it, I learnt that the festival signifies the rebirth of all those great women in olden days who performed sati. This is the reason I decided ro celebrate this festival every year. How wonderful would it be if all those who lost their lives due to such a ridiculous evil practise like sati were blessed with rebirth.\nApart from this, the part of the festival that I like the most is that it strengthens the relationship bonds between women. It is so delightful to see women move around the gauramma's singing, and dancing and as well as take part in it. \n\n The significance of the typical song and the typical dance steps followed during bathukamma, still leaves me in a question mark. If anyone knows the significance of the song, 'okesi puvvesi chandamama' please give your views in comments. To conclude, bathukamma is a wonderful festival which every person needs to celebrate and take the pleasure of it.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1570705967345}]
Data Science is something that in on its way to be a much sought after avenue in the IT sector, as almost every business needs to analyse extensive consumer data. A plus point of data science is that it is a perfect blend of IT, Mathematics, Statistics, Business study and Business Analysis, so if you are into any of these, the doors are open for you. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1570882011336","data":"
INSOFE is Asia's largest Data Science institution with its extensive presence in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, France and United States, and it has tied up with Rennes School of Business, a leading B-School globally, to offer a unique Master's program in Data Science and Business Analytics. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1570882011337","data":"
The best part of the program is that it is a techno-business program in which\n\na) Students will study the first semester in India (AI From Technical perspective)\nb) Students will study the next semester in France ( AI from Business Perspective)\n and this will be followed by a semester wherein the student would undertake a paid internship in France.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1570882011338","data":"
Additionally, placement support will also be provided based on merit, wherein skilled students will have work opportunities that pay 60k-70K \u20ac<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1570882011339","data":"
Why Masters Program? <\/p>
1. Good pay scale <\/p>
2. Great job roles <\/p>
3. Steep growth curve <\/p>
4. International academic exposure <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1570882011340","data":"
Perks for students: <\/b><\/p>
1. 2 years post study visa and work permit in France <\/p>
2. Study in France in Rennes School of Business <\/p>
3. Scholarship to merit students by INSOFE team and Rennes School of Business<\/p>
4. Hassle Free Visa process <\/p>
5. Paid Internships <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1570882011341","data":"5da1c603cf2f7"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1570882011342","data":"
To know more details about the master program attend free workshop on 20th October <\/b>at International School of Engineering at lumbini avenue, Gachibowli. <\/b><\/p>
Register Now<\/a> <\/b>and get more details of the program.<\/p>"}]
A train journey, a road-trip or a trek - being out there amidst nature, challenging the self with new experiences, meeting different people, understanding cultures - a lot one can learn from traveling, irrespective of the age. For a student of today, going traveling adds a lot of value, whether it is about gaining confidence, getting good at public speaking, developing qualities like compassion and understanding towards people and nature or about exposing oneself to different experiences and getting that new billion dollar idea.<\/p>
The notion of traveling today has been overdone with all the travel companies giving you lists after lists of places to go before you turn 25, before you die, etc. But the romance in true spirit of travel still remains. Try it out, if you will. Studying about architecture, history or machines in the classroom cannot be replaced and is extremely important, but the heritage buildings you once enter into, or the plants or the fundamentals of physics you see being applied in daily life outside leave a long lasting impression and bridges that gap between the books and the real world. The memories from a trip stay longer with us than our routine stuff. And so do the lessons from the trip. I remember riding for 81 days in the Himalayas where each valley, each village had new stories and new learnings for me. My solo trek to Mt. Everest Base Camp for 25 days told me about the hardworking Sherpas community in Nepal, gave me confidence to keep scaling the mountain, to continue onwards with the journey, even if one step at a time. Life lessons to business ideas, travel offers a lot, when one steps outside one\u2019s comfort zone. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1570860771534","data":"5da16fc564b4b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1570860771532","data":"
Traveling today for a student is quite easy as well. With backpacking hostels cropping up at so many places, street food joints, student discounts, etc. traveling can be quite affordable. Go on a backpacking trip, go on a trek, do a mountaineering course or hop on a bicycle and set out. Sit down by the riverside, observe nature, talk to people, try local foods, visit the farms, go beyond the viewpoints the guidebooks tell, and travel experientially.<\/p>
And if I can leave you with an advice or two, it would be to not count the number of places you are visiting, but engage in enriching experiences, don\u2019t do it for the Instagram, do it because you want to, not because the world is doing it. But yes, if you set out, at all costs, become a responsible traveller, respect the environment and the different cultures you come across. May the journeys give you the answers you seek. All the best. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1570860771535","data":"5da16fd15f52f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1570860771536","data":"
Jatin Adlakha aka Wandering Jatin is an Outdoor Enthusiast, an Outdoor Educator & Trainer.<\/p>"}]
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