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content writing workshop :<\/b><\/p>
\nWe are surrounded by Content everywhere, simply in different forms. Any weblog, social media post, video, podcast, anything that conveys a message, an idea is content material. In a world driven through content, every individual is a content creator.\n \nFrom the commercial hoarding at the subway to the unique taglines of the products we use, content plays a vital role in brand growth. The written content is used all over the world at a remarkable rate. All these forms of content at some point require content writing procedures. Producing profitable content material is a little tricky or sometimes may be difficult.\n \nContent Writing may enclose various forms such as Articles, product descriptions, email newsletters, website consent, etc., serving a different purpose and advertising the brand differently. Whatever type of it is, to professionalize content generation, the primary purpose one must have, is to arrange a revenue structure, the most strenuous thing in content generation. <\/p>
\nStumagz Workshop:<\/b><\/p>
-> Stumagz is organizing a new workshop event for the writing Aspirants to help them explore their skills and polish, turning them into better writers.\n \nThis three-hour skill-based workshop exclusively focuses on the strength of the writers and upskill them to a professional level. A complete interactive workshop wherein every participant is closely monitored and mentored by the experts.<\/p>
->We have a guest Manju Latha Kalanidhi, A Senior Assistant Editor of The New Indian Express, addressing the event and sharing the tips that lead to professionalism in writing. She was a City Editor handling supplements of Hyderabad Express and Telangana Express. Her work involves ideating, Writing, editing, Story allocation, proofreading, etc. <\/p>
-> The writers shall get trained to the new professional level with our hosts- \n\nDigital media Professional, Mr. Siddharth. A Senior Sub-editor of Telangana Today, Content Creator at vSplash, an MNC that produces websites for small and medium enterprises in the USA and Canada. His work involves writing and editing search engine optimized content for American audiences. \n \nHe was also a Content Strategist at stuMagz, where he ran the content team, creating and curating content for the student community, and conducting workshops and seminars on writing.\nHe also worked as a mainstream journalist in Hyderabad Times, a division of Times of India, reported extensively on student issues, art and culture, human rights, LGBTQ issues, technology, and social sectors.<\/p>
-> And the other host- a Hyderabad-based journalist, Namrata Srivastava. An Associate Editor at Global Indian Magazine. she worked as a Senior Reporter at the City Bureau, reporting exclusively on space science, environment, gender, labor, health and heritage, and culture.\n \nNamrata is also an alumnus of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, is a strong media professional with a Master's degree specializing in Multimedia Journalism from the National School of Journalism, Bengaluru.\n \nShe worked at Deccan Chronicle, where she dealt with various beats such as fashion, social issues, sports, music, culture, books, arts, entertainment, technology, food. She has profiled many prominent people, authors, scientists, artists, and more.<\/p>
Join the Interactive workshop with our professional hosts to stand out with your professional content creation. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1647235523183","data":"622cc1eb61be2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1647235523184","data":"
register now at just INR 100\/- <\/p>"}]
We being a tech graduate it our first priority to get into a good placement drive and job .we interacted with many of the seniors for it . We interacted with on of the seniors.she was from third year's of the college and completed her placement drive .she told us about her placement experience and also about the importance of placement in college .she was from our college ARTS AND CULTURE CLUB .she is also the vice president of the club . She had two offers one of internship and a POP starting dated after completion of four year degree. She mentioned that it is mandatory to have coding skills for software jobs and also to have multitasking abilities to have a good CV.she told the scenarios of being in the cultural fest. We got to know that she was interested in organising events and performing.she share her experience of representing our college in IIT Varanasi and also about the different programs, competitions took place il the university of national importance. She also told it is mandatory to have a good CGPA score of minimum 6.9 for having good placement opportunities.she was aiming for a government job in her career .she alarmed us that even if we have a plan of government job it is better to have a placement offers in hand as a backup.for better placements we need to work hard she sais .we also interacted with TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CLUB who motivated us to learn coding skills and enhance them .we interacted with SOCIAL INNOVATION CLUB presidents who were from EEE and cracked good placement offers in the college placement drives itself.They told us importance of getting a patent and control over our own interviews .We were also sweetly told to join their concern groups and get adamant in one skill with all efforts.and also to have a good spoken skills we were advised by the LITERATURE CLUB we are excited for our placement drive in second and third years and want to work as hard as our seniors .<\/p>"}]
Stumagz is hiring interns for graphic designer. it is a role where interns can nourish their creative skills<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1646910834974","data":"6229dee8a508b"}]
For over the century, March 8<\/b> has been marked as a day of celebration and advocacy for women\u2019s rights and equality around the world. International Women\u2019s Day<\/b>, is a day to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women globally. This day also serves as a reminder and draws attention to the need to act upon gender parity. <\/p>
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This year, Women\u2019s Day is flooding the Internet with its theme \u201cBreak the Bias\u201d<\/b> and \"Gender Equality today for a sustainable tomorrow\u201d<\/b>.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890464","data":"
As the world moved forward, women who overcame the odds and challenged the same adversity for years are today leading the charge for a progressive society <\/p>
Here are a few of the Indian Women one must know, who made the entire world sit and take note.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890465","data":"
Lt. General Madhuri Kanitkar <\/b><\/p>
Lt. General Madhuri is the new Vice-chancellor of MUHS. She became the third female Lieutenant General in Indian history and also the first woman pediatrician to achieve the second-highest post in the Indian Army.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1646751890466","data":"6227731a602a1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890467","data":"
Dr. Madhuri Kanitkar (b. 15 Oct 1960) obtained her MBBS from the Armed Forces Medical College Pune standing first in the University. Dr. Kanitkar served as Dean of AFMS from January 2017 to May 2019. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890468","data":"
Seema Kushwaha <\/b><\/p>
Seema Samridhi Kushwaha is an advocate at the Supreme Court of India and the first woman national spokesperson of the Bahujan Samaj Party. \n She is the woman behind the justice for Nirbhaya<\/b>.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1646751890470","data":"622772e9133f9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890469","data":"
She was Nirbhaya's lawyer, who fought a long and hard battle for seven years and stood by Nirbhaya's parents, to bring them the justice they had been denied for so long. She also played a monumental role in getting women justice from lower courts up to the Supreme Court.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890471","data":"
Bala Devi <\/b><\/p>
Ngangom Bala Devi is an Indian professional footballer who plays as a striker for the Indian team and also serves with the Manipur Police Department.\n <\/p>
She is the first Indian woman football player to bag a contract with a foreign club, Scottish giant's Rangers F.C.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1646751890472","data":"622772e2cf76e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890473","data":"
Bala was 15 when she started playing for India. She was inspired to play football because of her father, who often played as a hobby. She holds the national women\u2019s soccer flag as the highest scorer and former captain of the Indian national team.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890474","data":"
Ritu Karidhal <\/b><\/p>
Dr. Ritu Karidhal Srivastava<\/i> is an Indian scientist working with the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).\nRitu is also known as \"Rocket Woman of India\"<\/b><\/i> for her contribution in M.O.M. (Mars' Orbiter Mission)\n <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1646751890475","data":"6227723c25c58"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890476","data":"
She is the Deputy Operations Director for the Mars' Orbiter Mission (M.O.M) <\/b>named Mangalyaan-1, a mission that had a short completion time and was the first interplanetary one for India. Ritu played a key role in creating the craft\u2019s autonomy system; calling it the \u201cbrain of the satellite\u201d<\/b>. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890477","data":"
Priyanka Chopra Jonas <\/b><\/p>
Priyanka Chopra Jonas is currently among the most successful and influential celebrities in the world. This Global icon is a successful entrepreneur who runs her own production company. \n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1646751890478","data":"622772868c9f3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646751890479","data":"
In 2018, she became a tech investor after she invested in the dating app Bumble, which registered over 2 million users within a year of its launch in India. <\/p>"}]
Company : Colosseum CQ Solutions Pvt Ltd<\/p>
Location : Nacharam, Hyderabad<\/p>
About us: Career Quotient is an Ed-tech firm which operates to upskill students and bridge the gap between students and the corporate entities by providing potential resources to both the systems. <\/p>
Inside sales executive: We are looking for sales executives with good communication skills who can interact with potential and existing customers to drive business.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1646736024977","data":"6227309663899"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646736024978","data":"
Responsibilities:<\/p>
Day to day interaction with the potential customers of the product <\/p>
Negotiating and following up with the potential customers<\/p>
Attending monthly training sessions <\/p>
Target-driven performance\/ revenue generation needed <\/p>
Maintaining the track of conversions in the excel and providing them during the weekly performance review meetings <\/p>
Requirements\/Skills Needed: Good communication skills<\/p>
Experience in using Microsoft excel <\/p>
Proficiency in English and Telugu\/Hindi <\/p>
Negotiation skills <\/p>
Objection handling<\/p>
Experience of 0-1 year in Sales or marketing domain <\/p>
Willing to work from Office during standard working hours<\/p>
Compensation\/Perks: 10,000 INR Per Month + Performance Based Incentives<\/p>
Pre Placement offer for good performer <\/p>"}]
There are two big mysteries in Hindu mythology. One, why does Kaikai ask Ram to be exiled only for 14 years? Two, why does Duryodhan demand that the Pandavas be exiled only for 13 years? Why did Kaikai not ask for Ram\u2019s permanent exile? Or why did Duryodhan not ask for the permanent exile of the Pandavas? Why was the exile in the Ramayana and Mahabharata for a fixed tenure and not permanent? The answer may lie in the idea that, in Indian thought, nothing can be permanent. The only thing that has permanence is the soul or the atma. Everything else is transitory. <\/p>
A clue to this are the stories from the Puranas. In the Puranas, asuras keep invoking Brahma. They then ask him for immortality. Brahma refuses to give this to them. So, the asuras try to outwit death itself. They ask boons that make it impossible for anyone to kill them. For example, Andhakasur can only be killed if he falls in love with his own mother. Mahisha demands that he should not be killed by any male creature on Earth. Tadaka asks that he cannot be killed by a single adult, not considering babies as a threat. Ravana asks that he cannot be killed by any god or beast, not thinking humans will be a threat. If one pays attention, all these boons leave loopholes. These loopholes enable the devas to kill the asuras. <\/p>
In the Manusmriti, we are told that we cannot be young forever. We cannot be householders forever. We cannot be students forever. Thus, life is divided into the ashram system. The first quarter of one\u2019s life, one is a student. In the second quarter, one is the householder. Then, we retire and finally we walk away into the forest and prepare for death. Nothing is permanent.<\/p>
\nIn ancient times, nobody was given permanent rights to land. The land belonged only to god. This meant one could not claim ownership over the land. One only had the right to harvest it. Kings also controlled courtiers by giving them only temporary rights over the harvest of a piece of land during one lifetime. It was never given in perpetuity to the family.<\/p>
\nIn time, from around 500 CE, kings gave away land to their courtiers, rather than a temporary harvest grant during the lifetime of the person. This was recorded as various land grants that were carved in stone and metal sheets, where symbol of sun and moon was used to indicate rights for eternity. This is when the feudal system rises in India, as land starts belonging to people permanently. And when land starts belonging to people permanently we see the rise of feudal order. There is also the rise of the caste system. So began the unravelling of Indian civilisation. <\/p>
The whole idea that land is on lease and one is just a tenant on it and nothing belongs to anybody is a theme which is very powerfully repeated in the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. Kings are merely caretakers of the land, not permanent owners. So no one can exile anyone permanently. Everything should have an expiry date<\/p>
In another way, according to the Vedas in Tretha Yuga if king leaves his kingdom for 14 years he has no more powers to rule his kingdom again. Anyhow Bharatha took Rama's footwear and ruled the kingdom as if Rama is ruling his own Ayodhya.....<\/p>
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\u201cIt is time to sustain this spirit and the National Science Day will be the occasion to take a pledge for this and work with the integrated approach henceforth for sustaining livelihoods, sustaining human life, and for India to emerge as a leader in science,\u201d <\/i>Dr. Jitendra Singh. <\/b><\/p>
\nNational Science Day (NSD) <\/b>is celebrated every year on 28 February to commemorate the discovery of the 'Raman Effect '<\/b>. The government of India designated 28 February <\/b>as National Science Day (NSD) in 1986<\/b>. On this day, Sir C.V. Raman announced the discovery of the 'Raman Effect' for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1930. On this occasion, theme-based science communication activities are carried out all over the country.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646048071312","data":"
On this occasion let us know about the ISRO\u2019s First Mission of 2022 PSLV-C52 <\/b><\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646048071313","data":"
After the successful end of a 25- hour countdown, India\u2019s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle PSLV-C52 carried the Earth observation satellite EOS-04 and two co-passenger payloads \u2014 INSPIREsat-1 and INS-2TD, blasted off from the spaceport. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1646048071314","data":"621cb4dfcd400"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646048071315","data":"
At 06:17 hours IST on February 14, 2022, from Satish Dhawan Space Centre, SHAR, Sriharikota, the launch vehicle was injected Earth Observation Satellite EOS-04, into an intended sun-synchronous polar orbit of 529 km. Marking the Indian space agency's first mission launch in 2022, and also the 80th launch vehicle mission from Satish Dhawan Space Centre, the 54th flight of PSLV, and the 23rd flight of PSLV in XL configuration (six strap-on motors).<\/p>
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The satellite EOS-04 is realized at U R Rao Satellite Centre, Bengaluru. It is a Radar Imaging Satellite designed to provide high-quality images under all weather conditions for applications such as Agriculture, Forestry & Plantations, Soil Moisture & Hydrology, and Flood mapping. Weighing about 1710 kg, it generates 2280 W power and has a mission life of 10 years. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1646048071320","data":"621cb57696c9c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1646048071321","data":"
The vehicle also placed two small satellites a student satellite (INSPIREsat-1) from the Indian Institute of Space Science & Technology (IIST) in association with the Laboratory of Atmospheric & Space Physics at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and a technology demonstrator satellite (INS-2TD) from ISRO, which is a precursor to India-Bhutan Joint Satellite (INS-2B). Co-passenger satellites were successfully separated from the PSLV in a predetermined sequence. <\/p>"}]
\"If the UPSC civil service exam preparation is done in the right way, then one can become successful in less time,\"<\/i><\/b> says Tejaswi Rana<\/i> who cracked the UPSC exam in her second attempt with AIR 12. <\/p>
\nSeveral UPSC aspirants are confused about how to move in the right direction, for people, the story of IAS officer Tejasvi Rana can be an inspiration. \n\nShe prepared uniquely and achieved in the very second attempt and fulfilled the dream of becoming an IAS officer. <\/p>
\nTejaswi Rana, a girl from Kurukshetra in Haryana Inclined towards UPSC during her Engineering in IIT Kanpur and decided to prepare. <\/p>
She appeared for the UPSC for the first time, and cleared the prelims but failed in the Mains. Yet, worked her best to fulfill her dream and achieved it in her second attempt.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1645612216547","data":"62160d224ea86"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1645612216548","data":"
Her preparation <\/b><\/p>
\nTejaswi says one should know their goal and a strong reason to achieve it. Despite a quality schedule and training, she says knowing what you learn and what to learn is the most important thing that tops the list.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1645612216549","data":"62160db43c1e5"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1645612216550","data":"
\u201cI studied the syllabus at every turn and made a clear note of the things I\u2019m good at. This gave me motivation and interest to study and learn new things.\u201d<\/b><\/i> Says Rana when she was asked about the uniqueness in her preparation. \n\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1645612216551","data":"62160de6a68e8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1645612216552","data":"
She collected all the required NCERT books and studied to strengthen her base. she chose the optional subject very thoughtfully and took the standard books. She made an effective schedule and made notes by studying every day. She says Every USPC Aspirant should make a habit to analyze and validate their subject and skills every single day. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1645612216553","data":"
Word to the fellow Aspirants <\/b><\/p>
\n\nWhen asked about the tips to share for her fellow aspirants, Tejaswi said, Hardwork and Dedication alone cannot make people successful. It\u2019s the trust that comes to the play. One must believe in themselves, their strategy for the success to come. Everybody has their path, they can\u2019t necessarily be the same. However; a strong base with a quality plan makes it easier to achieve.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1645612216554","data":"62160e191a051"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1645612216555","data":"
Also, candidates should prepare with better sources in the right direction and also analyze theory preparation regularly. An aspirant should always focus on his time management and presence of mind. <\/p>
She says regular monitoring of your skills offers great help to the individual. It helps you let you know your place in the particular subject or area, the flaws in your preparation, and correct them to plan accordingly. <\/p>
Tejaswi says, \u201c One should not panic over the failures and try with optimistic mind with patience.\u201d \n\n\n\n\n\n <\/b><\/i><\/p>"}]
\"Technology can provide new tools for protecting linguistic diversity. Such tools, for example, facilitating their spread and analysis, allow us to record and preserve languages that sometimes exist only in oral form. Put simply, they make local dialects a shared heritage. However, because the Internet poses a risk of linguistic uniformization, we must also be aware that technological progress will serve plurilingualism only as long as we make the effort to ensure that it does\".<\/i>\n\u2014 Audrey Azoulay, Director-General of UNESCO, on the occasion of International Mother Language Day\n\n <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1645535613534","data":"
The idea to celebrate International Mother Language Day was the initiative of Bangladesh. It was approved at the 1999 UNESCO General Conference and has been observed throughout the world since 2000 on February 21.<\/b> <\/p>
UNESCO believes in the importance of cultural and linguistic diversity for sustainable societies. It is within its mandate for peace that it works to preserve the differences in cultures and languages that foster tolerance and respect for others. <\/p>
No country in the world comes close to matching the linguistic diversity of India \u2014 just the number of \u2018mother tongues\u2019 in the country, as listed in the 1961 Census, is 1652!\n <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1645535613535","data":"
On this occasion, let us know some interesting about our ancient language Sanskrit, that gave us cold sweat during our examinations! <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1645535613536","data":"
1.<\/b><\/u> Sanskrit has a huge treasure of synonyms for each subject. It is said that the word \u2018Elephant\u2019 has nearly 100 synonyms in Sanskrit.<\/p>
2.<\/b><\/u> Before the Arab Invasion, Sanskrit served as the national language of the Indian subcontinent.<\/p>
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3.<\/u><\/b> Sanskrit has proven to be the computer-friendly language of all. There was also a paper by Rick Briggs, a NASA researcher, published in the spring issue of Artificial Intelligence magazine in 1985 entitled Knowledge Representation in Sanskrit and Artificial Intelligence. <\/a><\/p><\/p>4.<\/b><\/u> He said, Sanskrit is the only incontrovertible language in existence. <\/p><\/p>5<\/b><\/u>. sixteen universities in Germany offer Sanskrit as a subject. The country is finding it hard to meet the demand of people wanting to learn Sanskrit. <\/p><\/p>6.<\/b><\/u> research proves Sanskrit offers great help in mind training and power. It increases concentration and helps me learn Mathematics and science in a better way. <\/p><\/p>7.<\/b><\/u> It has been proven that Sanskrit helps in speech therapy. <\/p><\/p>8.<\/b><\/u> Sudharma is a Sanskrit newspaper that has been in publication since 1970. It is even available now as an Epaper<\/a>. <\/p><\/p>9.<\/b><\/u> Sanskrit is the Official State language of Uttarakhand state in India.\n <\/p>"}]
4.<\/b><\/u> He said, Sanskrit is the only incontrovertible language in existence. <\/p>
5<\/b><\/u>. sixteen universities in Germany offer Sanskrit as a subject. The country is finding it hard to meet the demand of people wanting to learn Sanskrit. <\/p>
6.<\/b><\/u> research proves Sanskrit offers great help in mind training and power. It increases concentration and helps me learn Mathematics and science in a better way. <\/p>
7.<\/b><\/u> It has been proven that Sanskrit helps in speech therapy. <\/p>
8.<\/b><\/u> Sudharma is a Sanskrit newspaper that has been in publication since 1970. It is even available now as an Epaper<\/a>. <\/p><\/p>9.<\/b><\/u> Sanskrit is the Official State language of Uttarakhand state in India.\n <\/p>"}]
9.<\/b><\/u> Sanskrit is the Official State language of Uttarakhand state in India.\n <\/p>"}]
Instinctively the first emotion that comes to mind for a pandemic is fear. I resorted to panic buying when I heard of a potential lockdown. Then I discovered that the fear and panic-induced in people is more dangerous than the virus itself. Emotional contagion is the tendency of humans to \u2018catch\u2019 other people\u2019s emotions, through words and non-verbal expressions including body language, tone, and facial expressions. I was vulnerable to the emotions of people from around the world through social media even though we were in lockdown and isolated. Fear was the most dominant emotion expressed followed by sadness. The positive emotions were in the plunge, except for love and hope. I blamed people for the pandemic, whether it is the Chinese or people attending events and spreading the virus. On the other hand, there was another set of headlines that emphasized the kindness people showed to each other and virtual strangers around the world. Lakhs of needy people were fed in different parts of India.<\/p>
My experience of lockdown as a student has had its ups and downs, as you would imagine. Being confined to our homes with no outside social interactions with fellow humans has been tough and goes against our human nature.My knowledge and experience in exercise and health has allowed me to continue to keep my health and well-being in check.<\/p>
I have been fortunate enough to have a household that proceeds to support me during those uncertain times, and have always allowed me the time and space I\u2019ve needed to study independently. <\/p>"}]
Anisha Mahapatra, studying in her 4th year, ECE branch, is extremely multi-talented in various aspects. <\/p>
She is skillful and gifted with the art of painting, Singing, Dancing, and being very outspoken with good communication skills. And the astonishing part is she isn't trained but a self-learned champ!<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1643476207482","data":"61f5763a5ebbf"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1643476207483","data":"
A few of her achievements are :<\/p>
\u2022Gold medal in International English Olympiad 2013.<\/p>
\u2022\tSilver medal in National Science Olympiad 2014.<\/p>
\u2022\tSecured Third place in The Hindu Young World Art Competition, 2014.<\/p>
\u2022\tSecured Second place in the National Akhil Bharatiya Hindi Vaad Vivaad Competition, South Zone, 2015.<\/p>
\u2022\tSecured Third Place in INBHADRA State Level Elocution competition 2015.<\/p>
\u2022\tSecured First Place in Rotary Club State level Science Exhibition and English Extempore 2015.<\/p>
\u2022\tSecured First place in the \u201cKILL THE CANCER\u201d Inter College Elocution competition 2018, conducted by ISKCON Nampally, Hyderabad.<\/p>
\u2022\tSecured 4th position in the State level ICT Academy Youth Talkathon 2019.<\/p>
\u2022\tSecured Third place in \u201cMadhurima\u201d Poetry Writing competition, Kashiyatra, IIT BHU, 2020.<\/p>
\u2022\tSecured Second place in the National Essay writing competition on Holistic Education, conducted by Council of Green Revolution, Vande Mataram Foundation, 2020. <\/p>
\u2022\tSecured Second position in Elocution competition conducted for NSS day celebrations by MLRIT under JNTUH, 2021. <\/p>
She was also selected as Miss freshers in 2018 during her freshman year in CMRCET.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1643476207484","data":"61f578797f12d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1643476207485","data":"
Anisha has been very actively contributing to college and helping out students who've been passionate about singing and music as president of the Music Club in CMRCET, not to mention she's also a board member of the Arts and Culture Board of the first student council of CMRCET. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1643476207486","data":"61f57993224e3"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1643476207487","data":"61f579a87f5c8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1643476207488","data":"
\"Toughness is in the soul and spirit, not in muscles.\", they say. In the same way, Anisha's fighting spirit to achieve success is immense. She is grateful for all the constant support and encouragement from her parents and for being her Number. 1 inspiration all the time.<\/p>
School is the best place for one to know and shape their skills and assets and the same goes for Anisha too, as she was constantly cheered which continued the spirit to win and succeed in the things she love. She highly believes in the quote, \" A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one\" and abides by it <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1643476207489","data":"61f57b6ea2ef6"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1643476207490","data":"61f57b82f34a3"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1643476207491","data":"61f57b956d674"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1643476207493","data":"
These are a few of her masterpieces!<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1643476207494","data":"
She's an inspiration to all of us for achieving and mastering more than one art and aceing in it. As we know \" Passion always lives within us\".<\/p>
Let's not wait for the opportunity to knock on our door instead create and chase down what we want and what we love even if it's more than one.<\/p>
I, representing the CMRCET family am very proud of all Anisha's past and future endeavors. <\/p>
Thank you. <\/p>"}]
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