IEEE’s WIE Congress - Day2
We all were so excited that we couldn’t get proper sleep. We were in NIT Warangal! Some of us decided to explore the territory on foot. We circled the campus three times. We were physically tired; mentally we wanted to keep going. There were canteens, Nescafé stalls, a humongous library and a central building with the name “NIT WARANGAL” with a lovely fountain before it and the surrounding filled with well maintained, different varieties of roses and other fragrant flowers. That aroma made me feel nostalgic.
They had a spectacular stadium, individual courts for Tennis, Basketball with different terrains with an attractive blue color. Since it was a big campus, the students use cycles to travel. There were separate buildings for each Departments consisting of an Incubation Center and an Innovation Center. The place was overflowing with greenery. It felt peaceful when the cold air touched our hot brows. We were profusely exuding sweat by running through the stunning campus.
We returned to our rooms to freshen up and to start
During our stay in Warangal, we never got the chance to see our Sun. It was pouring the whole time. We were late by an hour to the venue where the event was to start at 9:30am. All the speakers arrived and were waiting for the students.
The speakers
1) Mrs.
2) Mrs. C. S. Rama Lakshmi, Retd. Indian Forest Service Officer, Advisor for National Women Parliament
3) Prof.
The minute we entered the room, there was a young, energetic woman giving a speech with a powerful body language. She showed no signs nervousness and was dominating the crowd with her powerful stage presence. She is Mrs.
Her session was totally about being a good orator & about good presentation skills. Her greatest advice to us on health where she stressed five things
Our next speaker was a dominant old lady with a commanding voice with a smile on her face. She was none other than Mrs. C. S. Rama Lakshmi, a former member of the IFS. Her session covered the topics ranging from basic needs of a person to personal life management. She clearly distinguished between Introverted and Extroverted personalities; leading a life with negativity and positivity.
Wisdom and knowledge are two very different things! , she said and continued with an example. She lamented that Indians lack punctuality and the urge to diver deeper to learn. Finally, she concluded her session by spreading an important message:
You can do everything,
-But not all at once
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We often take the burden to do everything on our own and forget that it is not in our ability to accomplish everything single handedly. Here comes the concept of
Surprisingly, all this time, the students were just quietly seated without any active participation. It resembled a typical classroom situation where the class is never as interactive as expected. This was taken up by Prof.
Prof.
At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the
Then, a representative of each college had to speak about his experiences on this trip and also offer some advice on how to improve this meeting the next time. Students from KMIT, NMREC, SR etc.
Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks.
The only thing left was the Final
All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch.
All the
We thus bid adieu to all our new friends hoping to meet someday at someplace on a platform like this one. It was a happy-sad ending. Ironically, we could see the sun setting, reminding us that a new day full of new and exciting adventures is waiting for us. We rode off into the sunset hoping to return again someday.
La Fin
(The End)
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