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Surya Kriya:<\/b><\/p>
21-step ancient and potent yogic practice of tremendous antiquity, traditionally available only to a select few. Designed as a holistic process for health, wellness and inner well being, Surya Kriya is a complete spiritual process by itself.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469100445891","data":"
Innumerable Benefits:<\/b><\/p>
-> Offers relief from chronic back and neck pain<\/p>
-> Boosts vigor and vitality (more energy) <\/p>
\n-> Imbalances of hormonal levels and Endocrine glands is corrected<\/p>
->Strengthens the heart, resulting in better blood supply to vital organs<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469100507254","data":"
Venue: <\/b><\/p>
Synchronicity Clubhouse, Near Nahar Medical Center, Nahar Amrit Shakti, Chandivali-Powai, Andheri (East),\nMumbai 400072 <\/p>
Dates :<\/b> 6 Aug & 7 Aug<\/p>
Time: <\/b> 6 Aug 6am-9am, 6pm - 9pm and 7 Aug 6pm-9pm <\/p>
Registration Fee:<\/b> INR 2500\/- <\/p>
Contact:<\/b> 9870327478 \/ 9819590098<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469100434509","data":"
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<\/u>About The Even<\/u><\/b><\/i>t<\/u><\/i><\/b> - C<\/b>olloquium on Inspiring Young Engineers Aspiring for Startups\nFor the second time in BVRIT HYDERABAD to bridge the gap between Students and Startups, we have an all new event called the Colloquium, which brings different Startup Founders, inspiring speakers and many powerful mentors and investors on one platform to inspire you, to guide you and to put you on the right track. <\/p>
*You also have the opportunity to put forward your Student Startup Idea and get suggestions from the pioneers in the field.\n<\/p>
*Many of you still might be in your confusion zone, so here are few solid reasons for you attend our event:<\/p>
-You can get inspired by talks of entrepreneurs who have oceans of knowledge.<\/p>
-You also can meet the investors and put forward your impressive ideas! <\/p>
-Pitch your Startup idea in front of hundreds of students and entrepreneurs.<\/p>
-You will have a lot to learn from the experimental activities and network with the mentors.<\/p>
\nVarious Startup Founders, Industrial experts will be sharing their journey of Startup, explain about their Startups and Share their Idea what made them to start a startup. \n<\/p>
* What is a Startup?<\/p>
*How to Start a Startup?<\/p>
*How to Implement an Idea?<\/p>
*How to Build a team ?<\/p>
*How to Run a Startup?<\/p>
*What does an Investor Look for in a Startup? <\/p>
Speakers will be Sharing their Success Stories to Ignite the \nMinds of Young Students. \n\n<\/p>
You will be having speakers from different Startups few of them are Sri Charan Lakkaraju - CEO , Stumagz , Rajlakshmi Sivanand - Sr.Director , HR , Model N , Mr.Bhaven Shah - Co Founder & COO , FreightBazaar.com , Dr.Radhika Meenakshi Shankar - Founder , WISE OWL Consulting , Mr.Viiveck Verma -Founder , SAHE & Co-Organizer , TEDx Hyd. , Mr.Pankaj Diwan - Managing Director , UPTEC IDEALABS Ltd , Mr.Praveen Jambholkar - Founder , Cybermotion Technologies , Mr.K.Umashankar - CEO & Founder Doctrz , Mr.N.Ayyappa-Founder , Possibillion , Ms.Shruthi Murugan - Director , Maketing & Community , T-Hub , Mr.Vijaya Bawra - Manager , NASSCOM and lot more who are geared up to take you to the next level! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1469113842045","data":"5790e65b89d84"}]
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\"I am responsible for my suicide. I cannot fulfill papa's dream.\" This is from suicide letter of a student from Kota.\nA common cause for concern is the pressure from parents to do well in the national board examinations, especially for Class XII. As scores in these exams often determine college admissions and subsequent employment opportunities, students aged 16-18 are often subjected to undue pressure at home to succeed. When they don't, suicide becomes a way out. The constant pressures of scoring well, meeting deadlines, increasing workload, ideas of excellence, competition, alienation, lack of space to share or even understand the stresses and despair generated from such pressures are making students walking bundles of nervous wreck ready to break down at any moment. <\/p>
The motive when students kill themselves is invariably academic pressure - this accounts for 99 per cent suicides in the age group 12-18. National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) counts the number of suicides due to \u201cFailure in Examination\u201d every year. This cause of suicide and the number of deaths resulting from it are significant enough for NCRB to not relegate it to \u201cOther Causes\u201d. <\/p>
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among teens. <\/p>
According to Health Ministry, out of every three cases of suicide reported every 15 minutes in India, one is committed by a youth in the age group of 15 to 29. Every 90 minutes a teenager tries to commit suicide in India. Between 2012 and 2014, a total of 22,319 suicides by students were recorded by NCRB.<\/p>
Higher education institutions today have become hubs of depression and suicides are only a very small and extreme manifestation of it. It isn't the suicides and suicide attempts, but this revelation from a recent survey that surprises everyone, according to it every third person in the age group of 15-19 is looking for help as they are struggling with \u2018mental health\u2019 difficulties. <\/p>
People demanded that government set up a counselling centre in Kota. Succumbing to pressure from people, coaching institutes in Kota came together to start a counselling helpline. But as further reports showed, this helpline too is overburdened, with only two doctors, for over a lakh students studying in the city. And the suicides still continue. <\/p>
To help not just the students of Kota, but to help all students in distress. Few Samaritans have started a Free Online Counselling Portal. \n\"A Hopeful Tomorrow (ahopefultomorrow.com)\" helps students interact with counselors for free. (And the best thing is that the counselling services can be availed \"Anonymously\".) Their counselors will help students address their issues in the right way. \"A Hopeful Tomorrow\" being an online portal, might not help people who are on the verge of suicide. However, their aim is to ensure no student is turning suicidal. They are trying to provide an emotional support system, using which people can cope up with depression and not turn suicidal.\nPlease share this message until it reaches every student. Together, let's resolve to end student suicides. Lets spread the message. <\/p>
Depression is 21st century epidemic. Lets kill it, before it kills us. Even the most severe depression is treatable. So, if your depression is keeping you from living the life you want to, don't hesitate to seek help.<\/p>
Kabali the name is enough! no doubt the whole south India is gripped with Kabali fever, even before the release Kabali has created a history! for the first time in the Indian cinema, no such movie has seen such fanfare and no MNC declared a holiday for a movie! <\/p>
So here are few records set by Kabali even before it is released<\/p>
1. The response to the teaser has reportedly broken a number of records. It has become the fastest Indian \u2014 and, according to some reports, Asian \u2014 film promo to reach the milestone of 5 million views in a mere 24 hours<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1469032928130","data":"578fa9f9d61ee"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469031663177","data":"
2. In India, several companies were forced to declare Friday (July 22) a holiday as Tamil superstar Rajinikanth\u2019s movie \u201cKabali\u201d releases on the said date.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1469032051727","data":"578fa68ba0af3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469031742762","data":"
3. An Air Asia plane decked out in Kabali-themed livery will fly fans from Bengaluru to Chennai for the movie\u2019s first show.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1469032637971","data":"578fa8d5a55a6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469031772416","data":"
4. It would be an eye feast to the Superfans as they are watching their favorite hero in the character and look they wished to see after a long time! <\/span><\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1469068523914","data":"VN9M3q-oqjU"}]
Many of us know our Beautiful city Hyderabad for its ethnicity, biryani, Charminar, tank bund and much more. but how many of us know that the city of pearls also contains a horror history? let us check out some unsolved mysteries! <\/p>
1. The Film City of Hyderabad <\/b><\/p>
A large spread of acres, where lots of film stars shoot and stay for a day or two, was actually built on the war grounds of Nizam. nevertheless, the place being the tourist hub of Hyderabad it holds on as the haunted place in Hyderabad! there were many such unexplainable incidents where the lights fall down, someone knocking the door of the bathroom, and even the strange messages written on the mirror in Urdu, a script used thousand years ago! Unfortunately, there were many incidents which caused harm to the workers over there, to that they were strictly complaining that someone pushed them from behind and found no one around. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1469028154531","data":"578f9768c1e27"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469027999083","data":"
2. The Golkonda fort <\/b><\/p>
As per the rumours, the souls of Qutub Shah rulers still roam in the Golconda Fort. Many people have claimed to hear strange sounds from the ancient ruins at night. Some of the tourists have even experienced body-less shadows wandering in the fort. These unknown and unowned shadows come up suddenly shocking up the person who experiences it. There had been instances when some old photographs and pictures were turned upside down by some mischievous ghosts. Utensils have often been seen hurling up against the walls in the Kabootarkhana. The people who tend to stay back at the fort after a deadline of 6:00 PM are most likely to witness these paranormal phenomena. Film crews who usually do not leave the fortress after the dusk and pass the deadline have often heard distressful sounds of people crying out in pain and are a witness to the most terrific, unexplained and strange activities.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1469028168019","data":"578f982bbbcec"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469028020700","data":"
3. Dhedh Lakh Ghar <\/b><\/p>
Dhedh Lakh Ghar it was constructed 40 years ago and the name itself depicts that it costs around 1.5 lakh the house stands isolated because of the chain suicides that happened with the family which tried to live there, it still has a terrifying and awful air around it even during the daytime, the place is and avoided the neighbours who complain that they can hear strange noises and a woman crying.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1469028182667","data":"578f977179fb3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1469028064587","data":"
4. Khairatabad science college <\/b><\/p>
On the main road just off the Khairtabad flyover, the old dilapidated Tarapuri building that was once a science college goes unnoticed. But people staying around the place say, anybody who enters it, \u201cdoesn\u2019t come back alive\u201d. \u201cWhen the college was closed down years ago, the dead bodies used in the Biology labs were not discarded,\u201d says Mohammad Hafeez, who lives close by and used to work as a security guard in the college. \u201cIf you happen to pass by the place after dark, you can see skeletons walking, and sparks,\u201d says Hafeez<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1469028377722","data":"578f983acb152"}]
Every day, 10 individuals are killed or injured via land mines far and wide. Covered explosives come in a wide range of shapes and sizes, however every one of them are expected to be dangerous. For as far back as 60 years, militaries have been diffusing them indiscriminately on front lines crosswise over Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America, abandoning them when their wars proceed onward. But, the 110 million overlooked land mines are still savage, and the regular citizens attempting to modify their lives in clashed territories are the most widely recognized casualties of the gradually rusting traps shrouded underground. Before citizen and government gatherings can detonate the mines, they need to discover them \u2014 however chasing for covered explosives is an unsafe, tedious procedure.\nThat\u2019s where Mine Kafon Drone(MKD) comes into picture claiming 20 times faster than traditional de-mining techniques, and up to 200 times cheaper.\n<\/p>
Designer and entrepreneur Massoud Hassani says that his hexcopter comes with three interchangeable arms. The first is used to map the desired area, while the second, a metal detector, is used to detect mines, flagging them with GPS markers for precise geolocation. After this, the drone returns to its operator and swaps its metal detector for a robot arm, which is used to place small detonators the size of tennis balls over the mines' locations. Which are remotely detonated Once the drone is safely out of range, setting off the mine.\nThe designers of the MKD admit that using a drone for such sensitive work creates its own problems. These include the difficulty of detecting mines that have been buried for decades, with a drone that has to hover around four centimetres above the ground. It can also be tricky to rely on GPS (which has an accuracy of around four meters) for precise geolocation, and the MKD team wants to improve this using triangulation from external antennas.\nEven with these challenges though, should the MKD live up to its creators' claims, demining the world's war zones and help, change and save lives.\n<\/p>
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Rajnikanth, the name itself is more of a brand and less of any identity! he is a mere symbol of hope to the common people, and always stands as an inspiration to all! <\/p>
Unlike any others, actor Rajinikanth has an awakening past, who evolved from a humble beginning a Marathi by birth named, Shivaji Rao Gaekwad, born and brought up in Bangalore and youngest of four, who lost his mother at the age of 5 and did only till his high school in Ramakrishna Mission. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1544612539951","data":"578e1d2f76ec8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1544612539952","data":"
He worked as a coolie, carpenter, raised rice sacks for money and then finally gave his exam as a conductor in BTS (Banglore Transport Service). He started his career as a bus conductor at BTS & developed his own style in issuing tickets and whistling, which made him a popular figure with public and other drivers and conductors in BTS. <\/p>
As this actor grew up playing a wide variety of roles in the various plays conducted at his school he was very passionate towards acting. Though he wanted to join the Madras film institute to obtain a degree in acting, he was not supported financially by his family. Finally, with the help of his friend he joined the institution and pursued the degree. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1544612539953","data":"578e1d509cd86"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1544612539954","data":"
From a Villian to Superstar his journey was amazing! He made his debut in Tamil with the help of K Balachander by the film called Apoorva Raagangal released in 1975. Rajinikanth got negative roles earlier in his career and played his first positive role in the film Bhuvana Oru Kelivikkuri. <\/p>
After a lot of experimentations and breakthrough in the first half of the 1980s, Rajinikanth started giving a series of commercially successful films like Naan Sigappu Manithan, Padikkathavan, Mr. Bharath, Velaikaran and Dharmathin Thalaivan. He was one of the top successful South Indian actors who easily ventured into the Bollywood. <\/p>
He married Latha Rangachari, who visited this actor for an interview for her college magazine. Rajinikanth\u2019s wife currently runs the school named The Ashram. <\/p>
Later, he gave many commercial and industry blockbusters which stood up to his stardom. Though he is a Super Star, he is a great philanthropist who donates almost half of his earnings to the charity! We salute you, sir! Hope Robo 2.0 stands as an industry super hit! <\/p>
All the best! - StuMagz<\/b><\/p>"}]
It was the time when every student was literally thinking deep and having no idea what and how are they going to speak! <\/p>
Yes, it is the Master Orator Championship (MOC) prelims which was conducted at BVRITW on 16th July, the event was a grand success and the response was overwhelming. <\/p>
The Toastmasters talk was really inspiring and encouraging a special mention to Chandrashekar CEO JGI schools, Manasa from ISB, and Sri Charan Lakkaraju CEO StuMagz who has really worked very well on removing the butterflies from the stomachs of the participants that day. <\/p>
Charan's was a humour filled inspiring talk where he shared his own experiences with life and discussed the importance of losing as one has to understand losing is good for health. <\/p>
He also shared few situations where he encountered his first interview with Infosys and when he visited a renowned college after writing his GMAT in a hilarious way. <\/p>
As someone said watching makes you understand better than any reading and before you get bored, here is the complete talk of Sri Charan Lakkaraju <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1468950688805","data":"JVH79FCkuUM"}]
She's one amidst the leading scorers of the prestigious and difficult Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) exam and she's neither from the mathematics background nor is an engineer or indeed a graduate. All of 19 and a final year B Com scholar of Christ University, Annie Vinod Manjila deciphered GMAT in May with a jaw-dropping 99% coming up with a score of 760 on 800 in her first attempt. It is no mean achievement, for, GMAT mostly is strived by engineers or graduates. <\/p>
Though Annie didn't complete her graduation, she is an applicant of some of the most sought-after universities in the world - London School of Economics and London Business School for Masters in finance and economics, post which she wants to continue her MBA from an Ivy-League B-School in the US.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1468846944226","data":"578cd3a142059"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1468847156785","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1468846013648","data":"Annie, who is from Kerala, commenced her preparation for the exam in January this year and registered for classes at Top-One Percent in Koramangala.\n\nShe had an eight-week classroom training and evolved out with flying colours standing in the top one per cent scorer bracket in the world. <\/p>GMAT is a computer adaptive test intended to assess certain analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal, and reading skills in written English for use in admission to a graduate management programme, such as an MBA. BMB. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1468846615973","data":"578cd2afaf025"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1468846756884","data":" The girl on the left <\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1468846057817","data":"\"I was also quite apprehensive about my non-engineering background and to top it, there were professionals from different MNCs attending classes there,\"<\/i> Annie shared <\/p>\"I was also interested in seeing the wonders one can do by just sitting at home and creating innovative goods. Through micro-financing, I can work with Self-Help Groups and other economically underprivileged business people,\" <\/i>she added. \n<\/p>Apart from academics, Annie is also a university emcee, debater, rhythm guitarist and grade-4 vocalist.<\/p>Kudos to the hard worker! <\/b><\/p>"}]
Annie, who is from Kerala, commenced her preparation for the exam in January this year and registered for classes at Top-One Percent in Koramangala.\n\nShe had an eight-week classroom training and evolved out with flying colours standing in the top one per cent scorer bracket in the world. <\/p>
GMAT is a computer adaptive test intended to assess certain analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal, and reading skills in written English for use in admission to a graduate management programme, such as an MBA. BMB. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1468846615973","data":"578cd2afaf025"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1468846756884","data":"
The girl on the left <\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1468846057817","data":"
\"I was also quite apprehensive about my non-engineering background and to top it, there were professionals from different MNCs attending classes there,\"<\/i> Annie shared <\/p>
\"I was also interested in seeing the wonders one can do by just sitting at home and creating innovative goods. Through micro-financing, I can work with Self-Help Groups and other economically underprivileged business people,\" <\/i>she added. \n<\/p>
Apart from academics, Annie is also a university emcee, debater, rhythm guitarist and grade-4 vocalist.<\/p>
Kudos to the hard worker! <\/b><\/p>"}]
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