x
LOGIN / SIGNUP
Don't have an account? Just enter your email id or mobile no and create your account in two easy steps!
LOGIN
You already have an account.
Please enter your password to continue.
Forgot Password?
SIGNUP
FORGOT PASSWORD
RESET PASSWORD
Your password has been changed successfully.
Contact Us
St.Ann's believes in and imparts Sustainable Education<\/b> and strives to develop a Educational Culture in which students are in sync with social and ecological environment. True to our core value the institution celebrated \"Haritha Haram\" <\/b>on 13th August 2019<\/i>. A tree planting drive was organised under the keen initiative of our Principal, Sr.Emmy Gracy. Staff and students enthusiastically participated by planting trees, thus showing their love and care for Mother Earth. <\/p>"}]
The Write for Independence contest involved students writing about what freedom means to them. Here are the top 10.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096771","data":"
1. <\/a>What does freedom mean to me<\/a><\/a><\/p>Vamshi Krishna, VBIT<\/p>Our country got it's freedom from the clutches of the British colonizers on August 15th 1947. It was a historic day for us. For once in two centuries we were given the power to rule ourselves. For many people August 15th is the Independence day. But it's not the same for me. I think that india is still ruled, ruled by injustice, social evils and a law that needs to be updated. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096772","data":" 2. What does freedom mean?<\/a><\/p>Mariya, MGIT<\/p>Being born a heterosexual male, into a ascendant social group, immediately entitles you to a set of privileges you never signed up for. Countless practices, sexist stereotypes, and normalizations of gender based oppression later, you are rendered incapable of viewing the privilege as separate from yourself, and end up cultivating a combative attitude towards any discussion of gender equality or debunking the toxic culture of carrying privilege. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096773","data":" 3. What is Freedom ?<\/a><\/p>Asif Jawed, IARE<\/p>For a teenager like me, it always means \"free to do whatever I want\" either in a right or in a wrong way just do it . But is that really what freedom means? Have you ever thought about the meaning of freedom? Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096774","data":" 4. WHAT DOES FREEDOM MEAN TO YOU?<\/a><\/p>Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":" 5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Vamshi Krishna, VBIT<\/p>
Our country got it's freedom from the clutches of the British colonizers on August 15th 1947. It was a historic day for us. For once in two centuries we were given the power to rule ourselves. For many people August 15th is the Independence day. But it's not the same for me. I think that india is still ruled, ruled by injustice, social evils and a law that needs to be updated. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096772","data":"
2. What does freedom mean?<\/a><\/p>Mariya, MGIT<\/p>Being born a heterosexual male, into a ascendant social group, immediately entitles you to a set of privileges you never signed up for. Countless practices, sexist stereotypes, and normalizations of gender based oppression later, you are rendered incapable of viewing the privilege as separate from yourself, and end up cultivating a combative attitude towards any discussion of gender equality or debunking the toxic culture of carrying privilege. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096773","data":" 3. What is Freedom ?<\/a><\/p>Asif Jawed, IARE<\/p>For a teenager like me, it always means \"free to do whatever I want\" either in a right or in a wrong way just do it . But is that really what freedom means? Have you ever thought about the meaning of freedom? Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096774","data":" 4. WHAT DOES FREEDOM MEAN TO YOU?<\/a><\/p>Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":" 5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Mariya, MGIT<\/p>
Being born a heterosexual male, into a ascendant social group, immediately entitles you to a set of privileges you never signed up for. Countless practices, sexist stereotypes, and normalizations of gender based oppression later, you are rendered incapable of viewing the privilege as separate from yourself, and end up cultivating a combative attitude towards any discussion of gender equality or debunking the toxic culture of carrying privilege. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096773","data":"
3. What is Freedom ?<\/a><\/p>Asif Jawed, IARE<\/p>For a teenager like me, it always means \"free to do whatever I want\" either in a right or in a wrong way just do it . But is that really what freedom means? Have you ever thought about the meaning of freedom? Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096774","data":" 4. WHAT DOES FREEDOM MEAN TO YOU?<\/a><\/p>Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":" 5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Asif Jawed, IARE<\/p>
For a teenager like me, it always means \"free to do whatever I want\" either in a right or in a wrong way just do it . But is that really what freedom means? Have you ever thought about the meaning of freedom? Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096774","data":"
4. WHAT DOES FREEDOM MEAN TO YOU?<\/a><\/p>Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":" 5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>
As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":"
5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>
Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":"
6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>
Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":"
7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>
Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":"
8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>
A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":"
9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>
Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"
10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>
Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Awe!<\/b><\/i> is a Telugu psychological thriller film (released in 2018, available on Netflix and Hotstar Premium) which came as an utter surprise to the Indian audience, not just because of it's brilliantly refreshing script but also for the way it has been put together and projected.<\/p>
The beauty of this film is that, while there are parallel tales running, you do not know where exactly the story is getting to, until the very end (in a good way, not the Brahmotsavam way).<\/p>
I am not a big movie buff mostly because the mainstream superhero\/ lifesaver stories do not impress me anymore. But this film portrays something that is dark, yet a reality.<\/p>
For example, while it's a good thing a film like Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga<\/i> has addressed Homosexuality, a taboo in India, it did not really have the depth of the concept (it was an emotional drama with a typical happy ending).<\/p>
Converse to that, the film Awe<\/i><\/b>!<\/b><\/i> has not only addressed various issues but also showcased the practicality of those issues on a level we all could connect to. The story is understandable only when you watch it and it is what makes it precious. Nobody could really spoil it for you.<\/p>
Director Prashanth Varma's vision is one of the pillars of this film and also a hope for a future of better films to be made. True to actor Nani's words, \"The story is the hero of this film\".<\/p>
Emotions are the main characters of Awe!<\/b><\/i> and are justified wonderfully both by the script and the cast artistes.<\/p>
<\/p>
Why should you watch this film?<\/b><\/p>
1) To get a break from the routine 'Problem solving Macho male protagonist, dumb dancing female lead or vice versa' films that have been being made for God-knows-who.<\/p>
2) To watch an unsurprisingly astounding performance by the extraordinary artistes- Nithya Menen, Priyadarshe, Regina Cassandra, Murli Sharma<\/i><\/b>, Devadarshini and Srinivas Avasarala.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
3) To have goosebumps for real reasons because you will realize you too, have been a part of the story the whole time and not just the characters.<\/p>
4) To have a once-in-a-lifetime cinematic experience because films like Awe!<\/i><\/b> come rarely and truly are a must-watch.<\/p>
(Did I mention a lucky Bonsai and a lucky fish had a privilege of getting dubbed by famous Telugu actors for their parts in the film?)<\/p>
If you haven't decided on watching this film yet.. I will pray for you because my mother did not raise a petty human being x )<\/p>
#AWE<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565937590720","data":"5d557e27829c4"}]
Sri Indu, a premier institution established in the year 2001 under the leadership of chairman Mr.R.Venkat Rao and was an Autonomous Institutions, Recognized as an Autonomous Institutions under 2(f) and 12(B) of UGC Act 1956, approved AICTE, NBA, NAAC Accredited and An ISO 9001: 2000 Certified College and Permanently Affiliated to JNTUH, offering engineering education in the streams of CSE, ECE, EEE, CIVIL and Mechanical. <\/p>
The college is promoted by a Group of Visionaries from varied Professions of Engineering, Medical, Legal and Management to facilitate the Best Engineering, Medical and Management Education to the Students. slowly, it spread its wings over Sri Indu institute of engineering and technology(Approved by AICTE, Affiliated to jntuh), pharmacy, management, and masters.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716791","data":"5d55934e8d962"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716794","data":"
College Facilities <\/p>
Canteen : \nThe Institution has two canteens either side of the Main Building, the Quality and quantity of the food items are checked regularly and Managers are maintaining the canteen hygienically all the time. <\/p>
<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716795","data":"
Impressive and fully equipped auditorium: Our Auditorium accommodates more than 3000 persons. Apart from the Main-Auditorium, We have Sonnet-hall, Seminar halls for each department and Conference rooms. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716796","data":"5d5593b92b6d4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716797","data":"
Sports:\nThe Institution provides half a dozen Outdoor Sports Courts and two Indoor games Courts\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716798","data":"5d5594143d598"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716799","data":"
State- of-the-art (LIBRARY):\nThe college has provided a spacious and well-stocked state-of-the-art library with over 36000 books, reference books. 200 National and International Journals and Magazines. More books are added as per the requirement and request of students and staff members. We have a digital library too.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716800","data":"5d55944696861"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716801","data":"
Transport:\nThe Institution has a total of 22 Buses play covering all the major points. About the 50% of students avail the College Bus facility on nominal charges and remaining student avail public conveyance is very convenient because the college is located on the main road of Hyderabad Nagarjuna Sagar High way.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716802","data":"5d5597502c7a3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716803","data":"
Placements:\nThe Institute Provides Skill Improvement Programme For Placements. That Gives Personnel And Career Counseling to Achieve Destination And Desirable Improvement of Students. The placement cell was helpful in the placement of hundreds of students in many prestigious companies in the country. \n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716804","data":"5d55949f7defe"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716805","data":"
College Events:<\/p>
\nTechnotsav:\nEvery year we conduct national level technical fest and attract the students all over the country. <\/p>
\u2022 Technotsav is a platform which encourages innovative ideas to promote technology and scientific thinking <\/p>
\u2022 Technotsav is known for hosting a variety of events that include competitions, exhibitions, lectures as well as workshops.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716806","data":"5d5594d8826b9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716807","data":"
Annual Day (IMPULSE): <\/p>
\u2022 Annual Day forms an integral part of our college activities. <\/p>
\u2022 It is an occasion of celebration, felicitation, feast and festivity <\/p>
\u2022 Students express not only has their wonderful performances but also received honors for their curricular and co-curricular achievements.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716808","data":"5d55950eb9e88"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716809","data":"
Traditional day:\nWe year we conduct a traditional day where it exhibits all the traditional Telugu culture such as bonalu, bathukamma, Dudu basavanna, pothurajulu, Sankranthi, etc.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716810","data":"5d559539e8cdb"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716811","data":"
Graduation Day:\nThe Graduated students are facilitated amidst the dignitaries, the governing body members, staff, and students and with parents.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716812","data":"5d5595613c32c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716814","data":"5d55958dc349a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716813","data":"
Vision and Mission:\n . Imparting state of art technical education to the students to face the global challenges and to meet ever-changing needs of society with a human touch. <\/p>
. Empowering the students with Creativity and Innovation in the fields of Engineering and Technology with a Commitment towards basic human values.\n <\/p>"}]
SR Engineering College<\/b>\u2026 The 1st Engineering College in the region to get accreditation for all its B Tech programs in tier 1 (as per Washington Accord) and the degree awarded by the institution is globally recognized across more than 20 countries. Isn\u2019t it a great thing! <\/p>
Thus, right from its establishment in 2002 and after becoming Autonomous in 2014, SREC has gained great recognition all over within less span. There are many hands in behind the scenes. <\/p>
It is famously quoted, \"If the principal is strong, motivated and a good manager who clearly outlines expectations for staff and students, then the institution tends to make progress.\" This quote truly meant for our principal i.e., Principal of SR Engineering College - Dr. V. Mahesh<\/b>. <\/p>
Everyone would agree that Leadership qualities are must and should for a principal. When comes to the true meaning of it, Leadership is a matter of having people look at you and gain confidence... In short, I can say that those people are inspirational to others and can learn many things from their life journey.<\/p>
In this regard, SREC principal's achievements are incredible! He has more than 20 years of teaching experience and successfully guided many students for their UG and PG projects. He has two research projects to his credit sponsored by Department of Science and Technology (DST). He has published more than 40 papers in various national and international journals and conferences. He is a reviewer of a number of reputed journals in the area of mechanical engineering. <\/p>
His areas of interest <\/b>include Cognitive Science, Computer integrated manufacturing, Supply chain management, and Metal Matrix Composites. He is a Chartered Engineer and Member of The Institution of Engineers (INDIA). He is a life member of Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) and International Association of Engineers.<\/p>
Isn't it interesting! Thus, in this aspect to know more... , here is a small interview with the principal of SREC.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563327030818","data":"
Q: Sir Can you share about your qualifications and your journey like how did you become principal of SREC? <\/b><\/p>
I am from Khammam district. I pursued M-Tech in Computer Integrated Manufacturing from NIT WARANGAL and Ph.D. from JNTU Hyderabad.<\/p>
I joined SR Engineering college in the year 2006 and worked as Head of Mechanical Engineering department for about 5 years. Later, I rendered my services as a Dean (Research) for 3 years. I took over the responsibility as a Principal in November 2015.<\/p>
My journey in SREC till now is that special to me because it taught me many things at every walk of my life and I would never miss an opportunity to do my best further.\n <\/p>
Q: Student\u2019s all-round development is the main goal behind scheduling different programs\u2026 So, sir, can you say what are the programs being initiated in this regard? <\/b><\/p>
Well, many are aware of SRIX launched in SREC. SR is the 1st Private Engineering College in the state of Telangana to have Business Incubator. The whole 35000 sq. feet is allocated for this purpose, where already 25 startup companies are working. That is the biggest motivation for students as they witness how the company grows right on campus<\/b>. Companies are even offering internships to students of different disciplines right from their II year. Thus, this provides them to get the work experience and even gives the weightage for their resume further. As, nowadays, recruiting companies are even expecting the same. Looking at contributions made in research, Department of science and research has recognized the institution as, the scientific and industrial research organization.\nEven JNTUH has initiated the Department of Mechanical Engineering as a research center. <\/p>
Thus, in short, I would say that all these programs are helping students to come forward and explore new technologies apart from their academics. So, the more dedicated the students will be towards their passions, the more they can get from the campus and that one is what makes the difference.\n<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563327030819","data":"
Q: Where do you want to see the college in the next few years? <\/b><\/p>
\nWell by God's grace and great efforts of the whole squad of SREC, we have brought up to this level. But as we know that the ambitions or aspirations will have no bounds or limits\u2026 In the same way, our goal is to see SREC as a deemed University. This is our all-time goal and wishes that someday in coming years this would definitely happen. \n <\/p>
Q: Sir what is the biggest challenge you faced so far? <\/b><\/p>
(Gesture: laughing) The biggest challenge I faced is to handle the students of this generation. I am not saying that they are not hardworking but, they don\u2019t adjust with the schedules of academics prepared by us. The curricular of academics and subjects are designed in the way that students get hands-on experience. So, I felt handling them as a challenge at the start but \u2026 it is been easy with the help of the whole board of SREC.\n<\/p>
Q: Motivation boosts up tonnes of confidence\u2026 Thus, how would you motivate students for their success? <\/b><\/p>
My motto is \u201cHard work and hard work!\u201d There are no shortcuts in achieving success<\/b>. Even this is the secret of many successful people. So, I would motivate students to believe in themselves and work hard because all those hardships and hard work only pay worthy in unlocking the goals. In our days, we used to prepare our own notes by referring several books in the library. But now there are plenty of resources available online at any time. So, I would suggest students make good use of all the resources and in any case, this college will always be supported in building up their career! \n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563327030820","data":"5d20677cee068"}]
<\/p>For most people,
freedom remains as a fantasy something which they just dream of,<\/p>
freedom is a wish that never becomes true,<\/p>
freedom is 'if only',<\/p>
freedom is in the hands of the society.<\/p>
For me, freedom means to live without fear, <\/p>
the fear of oppression, <\/p>
the fear of judgemental minds and <\/p>
the fear of my thoughts.<\/p>
Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\"<\/p>
Do you think we are really free? Am not sure if freedom in its purest form exists as there is no world without limitations but being able to make decisions without judgment and prejudice is a good start. We live in a time where we are caught with 'me' but forget that there is 'me' in all of 'us' but, in spite of what we are that is not what we see. We see race and judge people for what they are. We fail to see that you vs me will drive to a world where none of us will truly be free. Open your heart and your mind and love who you will and be thoughtful and kind. Leave all your doubts and think like a child who sees his world as his paradise. Don't turn your back on freedom just pass it on.<\/p>
<\/p>"}]
It\u2019s been 11years this naughty kiddo entered into our lives who loves cares and irritates me a lot. There hasn\u2019t been a day without fighting with him. He is very chatty; listening to his cutest voice puts a smile on everyone\u2019s face. The cutest word that he speaks out of anger with the bonny expressions relieves everyone\u2019s stress and brings a fun environment in my home. Of course, this became a plus point to him in escaping punishments.<\/p>
Apart from being naughty, he\u2019s a very caring brother. He sometimes cooks Maggie for me when I come from college, shares my work and the way he supports me in times needed makes me emotional. Being younger than me, he thinks broader than me. Sometimes, I feel like there is much to learn from him. <\/p>
In the letter to my brother, I would like to write <\/p>
Dear lucky,\nAs time pass by you grew up <\/p>
From a kid who always rumbles to the one who takes my turn when someone says against me. <\/p>
From a kid who requests me to do his homework to the one who helps me in assignments. <\/p>
From a kid who requests for the gifts on his birthday to the one who celebrates my birthday. <\/p>
From a kid who asks me to cook something special to him to the one who makes tea, coffee, and Maggie for me when I\u2019m tired, to the one who brings tablets for me when I\u2019m sick. <\/p>
From a kid who asks me to tie his tie, drop him to his school to the one who gets ready himself and pack my bag too. <\/p>
From a story listener to the storyteller. From the one who learned from me to the one who teaches me. <\/p>
I would promise you that, I will keep on irritating you. Because you look really cute when you speak something out of anger, I will keep on supporting you, caring you, try to do best as your sister. <\/p>
I don\u2019t need to tell you, that how much I love you. But you should know that in our lives, you came as a ray of light who made it bright. Your birth is not less than a festival for us as you are the one who gave meaning to not just Rakhi but many festivals. I always pray for your happiness and want to see achieving great success.<\/p>"}]
Freedom...<\/b> Like I could say it is the want we desire to... Even in our case... we did so... In our childhood, it was just a matter of thing that we demanded... when we were been restricted by our mom from eating more chocolates or not been allowed to go alone outside... Many-a-times, we even felt of like... when we would get freedom from all those school homework! Isn't it! <\/p>
Later on... slowly when we grew up to a certain age... there came the thought again about the freedom... when we were to choose up the stream of either Mpc or Bipc. But somehow some might be strong in their decision and took up along their interests and some might have been got adjusted! But I could say, max the count is more in case of the second one. Right!!! <\/p>
Well, let's come to the point... The past is the past! But when comes to the present scenario... I could say in the race of aspirations... the race of IIT's, freedom to choose along interests are being killed right from their schooling itself and that too from their V standard... So-called IIT foundation classes... that are being scheduled in schools occupying all the free hours that were meant for sports and arts... Even in the worst-case... Thus, we suffered the whole mess of freedom after our schooling, but now it is being suffered right during their schooling.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565591597673","data":"
This is not correct! I remember prose which I read in my English textbook with the title \"Dancing in the Rain\", <\/b>where the author, Azeem Premji, describes his pity towards children by saying,\" When the first monsoon showers begin, I would see that the streets would be full of children rushing headlong into the rain, dancing, and playing. However, today the rain falls on empty streets... This is the new Indian reality!\"<\/b><\/p>
But do you think is this working apart? Well, only a few can win the race right... then what about others... again the same pity situation... depression and all shits...<\/p>
So, in my opinion, today... our country is boycotting the freedom of children ... Freedom of knowledge is right for everyone... But it is lagging in its delivery!<\/p>
I think many of you watched the movie... \" Super 30<\/b>\". Again it's with the same goal where Brilliant mathematician Anand Kumar helps 30 smart but underprivileged students prepare for entrance exams for the Indian Institutes of Technology. But the thing is again the delivery of things... in a practical manner(for e.g. combinations problems we did in the maths... in movie been taught in a practical manner..) ... at the right age... which by the end we can see the result in the movie... That's the true way of implementing the knowledge by an effective way of teaching.<\/p>
Even the coaching centers looting lakhs of rupees in the name of courses. But again the movie depicts free coaching... Again the thing to be grabbed is skill enablement #not looking for own profit but for the profit of the country. Whatever we have learned... spread the knowledge #Freedom for skill enablement<\/b> #Indian society<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565591597675","data":"5d552ca968cdc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565591597676","data":"
So.. that's the truth I say... Thus, In my opinion... What freedom meant to you seems like... freedom to follow own interests and freedom to go on with the things at the right age and right time that too... need to understand the knowledge not learning the things... Then everything would go great! <\/p>
Thus, let's appeal for the freedom of children- let's try to make the change #society! #Freedom to enjoy and explore through interests... #At right ages relatively #Skill enablement<\/p>"}]
The beautiful bond between a brother and sister is hard to describe in words, perhaps this is why we have a special festival celebrating brother-sister love on a specific day. The festival of Raksha Bandhan<\/b>. It is the festival of emotions that matter, after all!<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565589061163","data":"5d54f4aae94bc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565589061158","data":"
Here's my chotu sa brother... #boondup... its the silly nickname kept by me... since he loves eating boondi, which is the same being done by him as seen in the pic! So, this photo is proof whenever he argues with me regarding the nickname.<\/p>
And when came the topic... A letter to your brother... I got to cherish all my memories... I remember every little thing about our childhood and would do anything to have those moments back. The laughter, the tears, the fights, the fears\u2014they echo in my soul!<\/p>
All our silly fights were just like daily entertainment and fun... used to start right from breaking my barbie dolls to defeating me in the carrom... But I being stubborn... and clever indeed used to blackmail him by holding on his fav books and warn him of tearing the pages until he would agree that... I was the winner... Then more often... this fight used to end up by common dialogues - \"cheater... for infinite years\".. then, I used to say in reverse to him- \"cheater for million infinite years...\" Haha... <\/p>
Did you heard of any height wall...This is in our room and the builders are me and my brother... Shocked to hear...Well, it's silly enough... I am talking about the one on which we have been marking our heights since the day... he challenged me against my teasings... And as usual... I deserve the defeat... \nMy brother, whom I used to tease funnily every time... calling giddu bataani is now taller than me...<\/p>
My chotu is talented indeed and is totally influenced and attracted to the science subject. He loved watching all those scientific Hollywood movies and even forcefully make me watch with him. Though he is my younger brother... his way of taking up his responsibilities and actions towards me are more than an elder brother. I am blessed to have him who is my Bodyguard indeed! <\/p>
To my brother...<\/b><\/p>
I might not say this very often, but I love you again infinite times my cutu. I know it is not easy putting up with me, but you did.<\/p>
And now I miss you a lot... since you have been joined into the hostel... I know you would definitely reach the goals that you set on... My future #Scientist... And being your elder sister... would never leave your hand and be supporting you... life long. No matter how old you grow, for me, you will always remain my cutu little brother... my boondup!<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565589061159","data":"
Well, when coming to now... new bonds have been arose that no matter... how new... but became that strong within no time... How can I forget Nirmal Bro... who calls me ... Areefa Amma.. kanna.. That adorable bond! I know bro you would always be there in boosting up me!!! Got to know amazing people through stuMagz and build the great relations of brothers and sisters... who are always there to help me and support me! and hope this bond will never fade away, rather it will multiply over years!!!<\/p>
The warmth of love between brothers and sisters should remain life-long. This Rakshabandhan, celebrate the ever-lasting love. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565589061162","data":"5d54f371b5b91"}]
Finally, after almost an year I got some time and content to write amidst ongoing placements. But, this is something worth sharing that happened on 13th August 2019. A company came to conduct placements on 12th and the process continued till 13th since the number of candidates was huge. I knew the process will take time but I didn\u2019t expect that it will last till 10 PM. It felt like that the interviewers were going to make us celebrate Pakistan\u2019s Independence day. By 9 PM I was done with the TR, HR and documentation and then I left for home with my friend. We were returning on my bike and were enjoying the night ride. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565848502954","data":"5d54f67d005b1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565848502951","data":"
My college is located in Dundigal. When we were some 4-5 kms away from the college, I saw one of my bus mate along with her friend. They left the college the same time when we left. It seemed they were waiting for some auto or bus. I never talked to that bus mate ever in the past 3 years. But, I don\u2019t know what went in my mind and we stopped near them. And for the first time I talked to her; rather I asked her that how they were going home. She replied that they have booked an auto and would be going to Suchitra via Kompally. I don\u2019t know what went in my mind but I said that I will accompany them till Kompally (since I stay near Kompally). She said there is no need to do so, but still I said that I will accompany them. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565848502955","data":"5d54f68c89288"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565848502952","data":"
After some 10 minutes their auto came and we all left together. On the way, my friend was praising me for that and was complementing me that I am apt for a career in Uniform (which is my Aim) and I was like, \u201cBas kar pagle, Ab rulayega kya!\u201d. We were about to reach Kompally from where my friend had to board RTC and those girls had to move towards Suchitra. I was moving parallel with the auto. Neither did she call me nor did I, but still our eyes moved towards each other at the same moment and we waved each other saying Good Bye. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565848502953","data":"
It\u2019s is still unexplainable to me that why I stopped that day, why I waited with them and why I decided to accompany her. But, one thing I understood is that I felt contended that day and I slept with satisfaction for what I could do and what I did. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565848502956","data":"5d54f69879638"}]
What is freedom for you? Just a topic to be discussed on independence day? Or something which you find better on some pages? <\/p>
But for me, Freedom is just like the running blood in your veins; without which you are just a body with flesh! \r<\/p>
For me, Freedom is to love my own self, whether my complexion is fair or dark, whether My body shape is just slim like a hourglass or a healthy like a cute Panda! Whether I am short or tall, intelligent or dumb or someone who doesn\u2019t fit in the definition of an ideal person in the so-called \u2018Indian society\u2019, I own my ownself! Nobody else, except I can define my boundaries and limits to dream and love myself! \r<\/p>
The day, one starts loving the differences in your own body, trust me, you have boarded the train called \u2018FREEDOM TO LIVE\u2019.\r<\/p>
For me, Freedom is giving voice to my opinion whether on the dias of the college or the platform of life! Whether my opinions are in support of law 377 or its about choosing my dreams over others expectations, I have the freedom to express through words and actions! \r<\/p>
The day, I would realise that wearing short shirt is no more freezing the men\u2019s eyes on my legs, my \u2018out-of-the-way\u2019 dreams aren\u2019t becoming a burden on the society, my late night parties isn\u2019t a gossip item for kitty parties, the day when feminism will be actually preached and supported by men ; that would be a true FREEDOM for me! \r<\/p>
Lastly, it\u2019s always better to fight as a warrior in your own freedom war, rather than being just a victim! \r<\/p>
Sincerely,\r<\/p>
An Indian Girl! \r<\/p>
<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565796563505","data":"5d542962ef8cf"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565796563506","data":"5d542a523a169"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565796563507","data":"5d542a5951524"}]
Published in
clg-short-name
Waiting for the approval by Admin
Terms and conditions