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There are five reasons why Kedarkantha is a terrific snow trek from December to April. <\/p>
1. Snow till April: Not many know but on the Kedarkantha trek, the winter snow sets in by the middle of December and lasts until the third week of April. You will probably come across now just as you cross the 10,000 feet mark, lying on the forest floor among the pine trees. When you reach the meadows, it is likely to be a huge blanket of white around you in every direction. <\/p>
2. Prettiest campsites. This trek has the prettiest campsites in the Himalayas. Not all treks can boast of the beauty of its campsite like the Kedarkantha trek. Each of its campsites is unique in their beauty. The Juda-Ka-Talab campsite sits in a clearing surrounded by giant pine trees, the Kedarkantha Base campsite is an open meadow with snow peaks all around, the Hargaon camp is again on a clearing of pines and oaks. It is almost as if each one of them competes with each other in their beautiful setting. <\/p>
3. Best drive in the Himalayas. The drive to Kedarkantha takes you through Mussoorie, Nowgaon, Purola, Mori and Naitwar. It is a remote route so exquisite that it is one of the most beautiful drives in the Indian Himalayas.Trekkers need to especially watch out for the section after Purola right until Sankri, the base camp. <\/p>
4. The pleasure of walking on a carpet of brown leaves. The Kedarkantha trek starts in a dense pine forest. The trail is always covered by a carpet of brown leaves. Walking on this is a crunchy delight! 5. Snow peaks all around. The Kedarkantha base camp impresses you the moment you step on it. The 360-degree view of famous mountain summits around you is jaw dropping.When you get to the Kedarkantha summit, it is as if you have touched the sky and all the summits are at your eye level!<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461739967097","data":"572061dace5ae"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461739764439","data":"
Event On<\/i>: May 1st to 8th <\/p>
Backpack offloading charges<\/i> - Rs. 1,250\/- <\/p>
Registration Fee<\/i>: 8238\/- <\/p>
For registrations Click <\/p>
Trek Itinerary <\/b><\/p>
Day 1: Pick up from Dehradun railway station at 6.30 am. Drive to Sankri (10-11 hrs). <\/p>
Day 2: Sankri 6,450 ft to Juda ka Talab 9,100 ft. <\/p>
Day 3: Juda ka Talab 9,100 ft to Kedarkantha base 11,250 ft. <\/p>
Day 4: Kedarkantha base 11,250 ft to Kedarkantha peak 12,500 ft and down to Har Gaon 8,900 ft. <\/p>
Day 5: Har Gaon 8,900 ft to Sankri <\/p>
Day 6: Drive back to Dehradun. Reach by 7-8 pm.<\/p>"}]
Amidst of scorching heat where water has become gold in the drought-hit Maharastra.A village in Maharastra hasn\u2019t been affected by drought since 1995. <\/p>
The village located in Maharastra named \u2018Hiware Bazar\u2019 is close to Ahmednagar.This village has water available just 20-40 feet below the ground level.The nearby villages face water scarcity due the evaporation of lakes and wells.This village has a lake filled with sufficient water and is used cautiously\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461686539779","data":"571f9131c9b96"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461686570425","data":"
Hiware Bazar was also appreciated by PM and got featured in \u2018Mann ki Baat\u2019 which a radio program.Modi has stated that the people of the village have done exemplary work.If you are wondering how did this all happen?.The answer is pretty simple. <\/p>
The village \u2018Hiware Bazar\u2019 like every other had issues with water scarcity.But,since the year 1994-1995, they started to adopt water management and watershed management.The village flourished with water since then.They have banned crops like sugarcane which consumes lots of water.Instead, they chose to grow vegetables.They also encouraged dairy farming and produce around 4,000 liters.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461686594239","data":"571f9159c47b1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461686610376","data":"
This village has also has set some rules for the villagers.The villagers are not allowed to rent their farms to the outsiders.They have a meet every year to discuss on the water resources available and decide on the crops to be harvested for next year.Not a single villager is below the poverty line.<\/p>
It is an inspiration for the other villagers to adopt such methods to conserve water.I wis many such villages come up with such ideas and solve their own problems without looking for the help.\n <\/p>"}]
Beep! Beep! sound Air hostess directing me to exit door . At last, I reached my hometown. It always feels good in Hyderabad. Trust me ,I travelled to many cities and Hyderabad is the only place where it feels safe, happy, less traffic( compared to other cities) etc. Let's come back to the point about me quitting engineering . It all started when I went to Delhi to study Korean for 4 months and one day I receive a call to come back to Hyderabad. <\/p>
I was worried for some instance. So, I took the morning flight and reached home as early as possible. Everyone are happy to see me well but I was not because I was worried for some reason. My sixth sense was saying that something is going to be wrong but I don't know what is wrong. All of sudden my mom comes to me and says we took an engineering seat for you in nearby college and today is your orientation day. I was shocked because I know I was not made for engineering. But they already took an admission in nearby college and I can't refuse it (Middle-class Drama). My life was changed in one second from Delhi to Hyderabad. I went to my orientation day with my family and the strange part was I was travelling for an hour and then I reached my college . I never knew these engineering colleges are so far that it took 1hr to travel every day.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461596022449","data":"571e2fae5ed6c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461595147842","data":"
Finally, I reached my college and I see many students\/faculty highly unsophisticated. I was directed to seminar hall where what so-called \"Orientation Day\" was happening . I see an old aged person (our Principal) saying how prestigious is the Institution. Generally, I get bored and irritated of all this stuff so took a small nap. What is strange is \" People Around Me\" why I am saying this is the \"Mentality\" is kind of different. When I was in Delhi I was with all self-made people with \"let go\" mentality and suddenly here I see everyone staring at me when It all felt strange with people with very immature mentality around where drinking is sin and talking to a girl is something out of the world. everyone around me is so different because they still have boundaries to their thinking their minds have a schedule and rules to think. Words won't be enough to describe how it felt to be in that college. Many disliked me for being honest, Straight forward and many felt I was showing off but that was the simplest I could be . <\/p>
Every day I wake up I feel I was going to Jail till 4 in the evening and I will get Parole after 4 to go home and come back again. My scores are good, not awesome. My family gave me a bike, money and mainly they feel they gave me \"Freedom\" but they don't know how much I was suffering inside. I know I was going to burst some day and it did happen and I said I will quit engineering because going I was scared to face everyone once again and I don't want to be the odd one out there. It feels like I was choking to death every time I go there. My thoughts , Ideas, Freedom everything gets seized and the only thing I had to do was to stay silent. Our college rules are so pathetic because we are made to wore an apron to do coding . we should come clean shaved ( they feel clean shaved face will get the high package) . We are not allowed to bring a phone and we are not allowed to talk to girls. It was like every action I want to make I was taken back by myself. So I taught to quit on one \"FINE DAY\" and I was not searching for courses but I was searching for some good colleges. But there was talking to myself if I am doing it right or wrong. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461595203536","data":"571e2d035a8a6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461595206505","data":"
My conscience says me not to leave but endure everything and become more strong because where ever you go you will face something which will make you want to quit but quitting is not an option we need to face it. So I taught to give it a try and stay because I already completed 2 years. I was not scared about society or where I will go after quitting engineering. I had many plans I know I can be successful anyway because i \"Believe In Me\" and that belief said me to stay and change what is going wrong in the college. I started to express myself in every case where things are going wrong in students perspective . I guess till then no one had the courage to speak but with all of the hope I went on stage in front, everyone expressed what can be done to change . It was not only my problem many had issues but no one had the courage to face it they are passing their days but I couldn't do that so stepped forward to change and indeed change took place. People started to support me come with me because it was all for out collegemates. Still I feel I don't fit in there but unknowingly I was the \"perfect fit\".What makes me go to college is that I have a chance to make things right and I will do it. My English or presenting may be bad but I guess you got the point.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461595672290","data":"571e2e2d19f31"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461595419034","data":"
I wrote this article to say only one thing . Speak to yourself(conscience) and ask yourself \"Are You Happy Staying In That College\". If not comfortable then try to make it comfortable because no one will come and change for you.<\/p>"}]
Scoring well in the exams is not very easy.It is all about how you impress your examiner.How do you do that?Well,The vital way is your perfect handwriting which will at least form an impression that you care about the examination.<\/p>
Here are few tips which help you score well and give you an edge.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461595510658","data":"571e2d9674286"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461595394789","data":"
1.\tIf you don\u2019t have a good handwriting at least make sure your handwriting is understandable.<\/p>
2.\tIt is important to study from your textbook if you have time.Because there is so much more than just an answer in TB and it is as detailed as possible.<\/p>
3.\tDon\u2019t write stories or fill the answer sheet with the question paper twice or thrice.I am sure it doesn\u2019t impress the examiner.<\/p>
4.\tPlease be careful while you refer All-in-one as there is no gurantee that the answers are correct. <\/p>
5.\tUnderline certain important points or keywords as the examiner sometimes feel revealed so that he or she doesn\u2019t have to check the whole answer. <\/p>
6.\tTry to answer all the five questions if possible and for the R13 batch students attempt all the questions.<\/p>
7.\tSubjects like mathematics you can write the related equations and try to solve a question with a related method.It can help you gain few marks. <\/p>
8.\tUnderstand the ways of learning.It depends on people how they learn,some learn visually and some by listening.<\/p>
9.\tIf you really want to score well then do learn five units perfectly.It will help you attempt all the five questions.You should be able to answer each and every question from that unit.<\/p>
10.\tDon\u2019t assume you know everything.Please don\u2019t cheat on yourself.It is important you understand what you know and what you don\u2019t.<\/p>
11.\tConsider the possibility of taking time to priortise your subjects according to the time table .Also,You should understand your weak subjects. <\/p>
12.\tRevise well before the exams. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461595723278","data":"571e2e614f5b9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461595739264","data":"
It is easier said than done,I am sure all these tips should help you score well.I wish you \u2018All The Best\u2019 for your upcoming exams. <\/p>"}]
Nischal stood in a corner as all of his classmates were talking in groups. He was the only one from a village. His hard work got him to the city's best Engineering college, but his Non-English background is making him a loner. He was afraid people would laugh at him if he spoke in Telugu. <\/p>
\nHe thought about it the entire night. Next day he went to a group of students and asked a query in Telugu. To his surprise none laughed. A week later he confided to his new friends about his lack of communication skills. Some promised help. By the end of the second semester, he could write small essays and speak without mistakes.<\/p>
\nSounds familiar? With all that endless hours put in scoring a good rank, there is little or no emphasis on Communication skills at Plus two level, which turns into a big challenge at college. How can one learn a language as vast as that ? <\/p>
\n1. Start small. There is no hurry. It is a small learning phase of life.\n\nDivide learning into parts. Vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar. <\/p>
\n2. Keep a goal of ten words a day, one rule of grammar, and two correct pronunciations. <\/p>
\n3. Watch videos of simple conversations, or read magazines like Reader's Digest. <\/p>
\n\n\n4. Refer to the dictionary. It never gets out of fashion. Learn new words, and explore multiple meanings and opposites of the words you already know. <\/p>
\n5. Speak. A mistake is better than a non-action. If you are scared of sentences, start with words, and observe what response is the other person giving.\n<\/p>
Student life poses many challenges which prove to be ample opportunities to learn, help and grow with others. Always take the initiative to any task and see great results. We will continue to explore about Communication skills in the coming days.<\/p>
Happy learning!!<\/p>
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Pic Courtesy of Nenetus at FreeDigitalPhotos.net<\/p>"}]
One of the most common subject at JNTUH in everyone's backlog list on par with M1 is drawing. Scoring in Drawing is more of a hit\/miss scenario where either you score the MOST in drawing or you score nothing at all.<\/p>
But I see a lot of you are here for a single reason.<\/p>
How To Pass E.D?<\/p>
Fret not, we've got a bunch of tips and tricks for the very same reason. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484212672","data":"
1) INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DRAWING <\/b><\/p>
This is the first and the most simplest unit there is. Either for an R13 paper or any previous paper, the pattern has not changed and this unit can get you 15 marks if done properly.<\/p>
The questions are simple and direct in this unit. Sketch out the common figures once or twice and the unit will be as simple as a cake.<\/p>
Score Grab<\/b>: 1Q= 15 Marks(any regulation)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486315897","data":"571c8342e8bc3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486391857","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484508105","data":"2) Unit V<\/b><\/p> The 5th unit must be the simplest there is. It all breaks down to common sense.<\/p>This unit involves more common sense that it has to do with drawing. You need to focus your perception on how a 3D figure looks like in any view asked(Top view, Front view etc.,)<\/p>Application and a little thinking and more practice will get you 15 marks from this simple unit.<\/p>Score Grab:<\/b> 1Q= 15 Marks(Any regulation) <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486414186","data":"571c836b9d713"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486432113","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484705921","data":"3) Practice <\/b><\/p> This is not a cliche as in for all other subjects. Engineering drawing requires patience and practice to start with. Practice enough figures from the most familiar topics to crack the pot.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486445240","data":"571c83ee69f11"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486563559","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484806513","data":"4) Presentation<\/b><\/p> Concentrate on how your figure looks like. You may at times mess up a little here and there in the preciseness of the drawing, but iff <\/i>it is neat and clear, the examiner might show a little compassion and MAY reward your efforts.<\/p>A neat presentation will work wonders in your exam.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486675658","data":"571c84639e511"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486587840","data":" Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484961881","data":"5) Hail The Instructor.<\/b><\/p> There are subjects which can be studied all by ourselves. But a few require a perfect teacher to start or end with. Drawing is one such subject where you need a good teacher who will oversee your work. It may be that nerdy senior or your own classmate who's good at the subject. Find such person and sit down and clear your doubts and get to know the subject. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486765600","data":"571c84bf7d3a6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486772084","data":" Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461485511505","data":" No tip or trick will help you without your very own hard work.<\/p>So buckle down and start working hard.<\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/p>"}]
2) Unit V<\/b><\/p>
The 5th unit must be the simplest there is. It all breaks down to common sense.<\/p>
This unit involves more common sense that it has to do with drawing. You need to focus your perception on how a 3D figure looks like in any view asked(Top view, Front view etc.,)<\/p>
Application and a little thinking and more practice will get you 15 marks from this simple unit.<\/p>
Score Grab:<\/b> 1Q= 15 Marks(Any regulation) <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486414186","data":"571c836b9d713"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486432113","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484705921","data":"3) Practice <\/b><\/p> This is not a cliche as in for all other subjects. Engineering drawing requires patience and practice to start with. Practice enough figures from the most familiar topics to crack the pot.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486445240","data":"571c83ee69f11"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486563559","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484806513","data":"4) Presentation<\/b><\/p> Concentrate on how your figure looks like. You may at times mess up a little here and there in the preciseness of the drawing, but iff <\/i>it is neat and clear, the examiner might show a little compassion and MAY reward your efforts.<\/p>A neat presentation will work wonders in your exam.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486675658","data":"571c84639e511"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486587840","data":" Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484961881","data":"5) Hail The Instructor.<\/b><\/p> There are subjects which can be studied all by ourselves. But a few require a perfect teacher to start or end with. Drawing is one such subject where you need a good teacher who will oversee your work. It may be that nerdy senior or your own classmate who's good at the subject. Find such person and sit down and clear your doubts and get to know the subject. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486765600","data":"571c84bf7d3a6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486772084","data":" Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461485511505","data":" No tip or trick will help you without your very own hard work.<\/p>So buckle down and start working hard.<\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/p>"}]
3) Practice <\/b><\/p>
This is not a cliche as in for all other subjects. Engineering drawing requires patience and practice to start with. Practice enough figures from the most familiar topics to crack the pot.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486445240","data":"571c83ee69f11"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486563559","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484806513","data":"4) Presentation<\/b><\/p> Concentrate on how your figure looks like. You may at times mess up a little here and there in the preciseness of the drawing, but iff <\/i>it is neat and clear, the examiner might show a little compassion and MAY reward your efforts.<\/p>A neat presentation will work wonders in your exam.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486675658","data":"571c84639e511"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486587840","data":" Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484961881","data":"5) Hail The Instructor.<\/b><\/p> There are subjects which can be studied all by ourselves. But a few require a perfect teacher to start or end with. Drawing is one such subject where you need a good teacher who will oversee your work. It may be that nerdy senior or your own classmate who's good at the subject. Find such person and sit down and clear your doubts and get to know the subject. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486765600","data":"571c84bf7d3a6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486772084","data":" Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461485511505","data":" No tip or trick will help you without your very own hard work.<\/p>So buckle down and start working hard.<\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/p>"}]
4) Presentation<\/b><\/p>
Concentrate on how your figure looks like. You may at times mess up a little here and there in the preciseness of the drawing, but iff <\/i>it is neat and clear, the examiner might show a little compassion and MAY reward your efforts.<\/p>
A neat presentation will work wonders in your exam.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486675658","data":"571c84639e511"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486587840","data":"
Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461484961881","data":"5) Hail The Instructor.<\/b><\/p> There are subjects which can be studied all by ourselves. But a few require a perfect teacher to start or end with. Drawing is one such subject where you need a good teacher who will oversee your work. It may be that nerdy senior or your own classmate who's good at the subject. Find such person and sit down and clear your doubts and get to know the subject. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486765600","data":"571c84bf7d3a6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486772084","data":" Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461485511505","data":" No tip or trick will help you without your very own hard work.<\/p>So buckle down and start working hard.<\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/p>"}]
5) Hail The Instructor.<\/b><\/p>
There are subjects which can be studied all by ourselves. But a few require a perfect teacher to start or end with. Drawing is one such subject where you need a good teacher who will oversee your work. It may be that nerdy senior or your own classmate who's good at the subject. Find such person and sit down and clear your doubts and get to know the subject. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461486765600","data":"571c84bf7d3a6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461486772084","data":"
Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461485511505","data":" No tip or trick will help you without your very own hard work.<\/p>So buckle down and start working hard.<\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/p>"}]
No tip or trick will help you without your very own hard work.<\/p>
So buckle down and start working hard.<\/p>
Cover Image Source<\/a><\/p>"}]
Privacy, A biggest concern among many Internet users in the world.It is something no user cannot compromise about. Whether it maybe for accessing blocked content, education or any other reason, A Virtual Private Network(VPN) comes handy. A VPN allows a user to bypass any restrictions and access content that is geo-restricted or to prevent ISP or Government from tracking your network. <\/p>
\nTo help such needs, Opera came up with a built-in free VPN service. It is absolutely free and you don't even need to register any account to use this service. Just download the developer version and enable VPN from settings. Opera has recently added an ad blocking service to it's browser which attracted many users and It is believed that the this service would extend user possibilities in the cyber world. Opera is still not a dominating browser compared to Google Chrome, and Firefox, But let's see whether these services could bring any change in the fate of Opera. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461430731679","data":"571ba9df5d07d"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1461430668627","data":"OgOsu2PipmE"}]
There is the internals, there are the end semester exams.<\/p>
Then there is the all time noobie, The Lab Externals.<\/p>
The biggest scams and misadventures all happen during this mostly 2-day stuff!<\/p>
But what are they? Let's see.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461410523539","data":"
1) Record Rakshasulu <\/b><\/p>
This gotta be the biggest waste of time and energy in the entire course duration for any degree. You take the best of the time and write an entire book filled with the best calligraphy you've got and the best of the artistic talent there to draw out the diagrams and what do they do to the masterpiece? <\/p>
They LITERALLY PUNCH A HOLE THROUGH YOUR HARD WORK.<\/p>
Poetic isn't it?<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461429095330","data":"571ba37d013af"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461410726630","data":"
2) Viva Woes<\/b><\/p>
What can perfectly describe the atmosphere during a viva than the all famous Viva Short film?<\/p>
You cook up the weirdest shit there is during a viva session which makes the external question his\/her own grip on the subject. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461429103195","data":"571ba383ec93d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461429255083","data":"
Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461410871658","data":"3)Operation O.U.T.P.U.T! <\/b><\/p> An output is like that girl who has long friend zoned you. You never get it.<\/p> You try REAL hard. I get it. We all do. But it just so happens sometimes that the experiment has put you in a steep friend zone which you CANNOT escape from. Getting an output is one thing but getting the perfect output is a mocha.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461429109674","data":"571ba38e48394"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461429289139","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461425594179","data":"4) Experiment Exchange<\/b><\/p> Admit it, after a lot of nagging and maska maaring of your lab incharge(nullifying all the ill and bad you said or did to him\/her in the past sem), the exchanged experiment you get(That's usually the first simple experiment) is priceless. Well, it usually comes at a price(It's -5 marks in our college)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461429214811","data":"571ba3f47a437"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461429308395","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461426530329","data":"5) Incharge Ae Indrudu <\/b><\/p> Even though you've hated that lab incharge fellow, at the day of the exam, he\/she comes down as the Budda figure helping you out with anything from letting you sit a bit comfortable to letting you slip in that only experiment you know. <\/p>All Hail Lab Incharges.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461429144507","data":"571ba3ad59f57"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461429332707","data":"Image Source<\/a><\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"}]
3)Operation O.U.T.P.U.T! <\/b><\/p>
An output is like that girl who has long friend zoned you. You never get it.<\/p>
You try REAL hard. I get it. We all do. But it just so happens sometimes that the experiment has put you in a steep friend zone which you CANNOT escape from. Getting an output is one thing but getting the perfect output is a mocha.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461429109674","data":"571ba38e48394"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461429289139","data":"
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4) Experiment Exchange<\/b><\/p>
Admit it, after a lot of nagging and maska maaring of your lab incharge(nullifying all the ill and bad you said or did to him\/her in the past sem), the exchanged experiment you get(That's usually the first simple experiment) is priceless. Well, it usually comes at a price(It's -5 marks in our college)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461429214811","data":"571ba3f47a437"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461429308395","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461426530329","data":"5) Incharge Ae Indrudu <\/b><\/p> Even though you've hated that lab incharge fellow, at the day of the exam, he\/she comes down as the Budda figure helping you out with anything from letting you sit a bit comfortable to letting you slip in that only experiment you know. <\/p>All Hail Lab Incharges.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461429144507","data":"571ba3ad59f57"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461429332707","data":"Image Source<\/a><\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"}]
5) Incharge Ae Indrudu <\/b><\/p>
Even though you've hated that lab incharge fellow, at the day of the exam, he\/she comes down as the Budda figure helping you out with anything from letting you sit a bit comfortable to letting you slip in that only experiment you know. <\/p>
All Hail Lab Incharges.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461429144507","data":"571ba3ad59f57"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461429332707","data":"
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Application of sunscreen with a sun protection factor 30 (SPF30) prior to exposure to sunlight is likely to delay the onset of skin cancer, finds a new research.\nThe study, conducted on mice, showed that sunscreens are known to prevent skin from burning when exposed to UV sunlight, which is a major risk factor for melanoma \u2014 most serious form of skin cancer.\nHowever, it has not been possible to test whether sunscreens prevent melanoma because these are generally manufactured as cosmetics and tested in human volunteers or synthetic skin models.\n \u201cWe have developed a mouse model that allows us to test the ability of a sunscreen to not only prevent burns but also to prevent melanoma,\u201d said lead researcher Christin Burd, assistant professor at the Ohio State University.\n\u201cThis is a remarkable accomplishment. We hope that this model will lead to breakthroughs in melanoma prevention,\u201d he added.\nBurd and colleagues previously reported in Cancer Discovery, a journal of the AACR, the development of this mouse melanoma model.\nThe researchers genetically engineered mice and found that if they exposed these to a single dose of ultraviolet-B (UVB) light one day after applying the SPF30 chemical 4-hydroxytamoxifen (4OHT) to the skin, melanomas appeared much more rapidly, and there were many more tumours.\n<\/p>"}]
It's not only the academics which makes you the best in college but there are many other opportunities for you as a student and as a human being to develop and improve yourself. <\/p>
One such student from Pullareddy Engineering College, Kurnool stands as a perfect example for all students.<\/p>
Meet Narasimha, an outstanding student who always believes in positivity and who always keeps inspiring the fellow students by his thoughts and knowledge. <\/p>
He shares few of his experiences with Stumagz.. Here we go.. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461400077805","data":"571b3223cea7a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461399731651","data":"
\"The real sense of engineering lies in the all-round development of an individual. Neither your CGPA nor your placement package does it. This is what I have believed in right from the day I have joined engineering. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461400085780","data":"571b322bf3988"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461399793250","data":"
The firm belief on positive thoughts pushed me to write an article on Power of Positive Thinking which was published in TRIENTA GLORIA, Annual magazine of our college. <\/p>
The two ways I chose to make myself improve every day were to be enthusiastic and active always. It all began with a debate in a training session which made me get into Training & Placement Cell of the college as a Student Volunteer. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461400092174","data":"571b3232010c1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461399810416","data":"
From then I used to participate in many events in and around the college right from the first year which gave me social exposure and filled in much confidence. <\/p>
The very first one was participation in TATA Crucible Business Quiz which actually gave me an outlook of the contemporary scenario. <\/p>
Second major turn happened when I took membership in IEEE and attended All India Student Congress at Ahmedabad in 2014. It was the right platform for me and paved a path for me towards the other direction which later made me Selected as Chairman of the Executive Committee of IEEE Student Branch, GPREC, later as Public Relations Ambassador for promoting IEEE Xtreme-9.0 and Student Network Representative of IEEE Hyderabad Section. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461400098824","data":"571b3238d4547"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461399856950","data":"
Different events I attended under IEEE include AISC\u201914, Kaizen-3.0,SIPP,EDP,AICSYC\u201915,SSC\u201915,AICSSYC\u201915,CSIS\u201916.<\/p>
Looking forward to be an active Young Professional in coming days. Apart from these, I was also a T&P Cell Volunteer, Student Coordinator for Alumni affairs of our college, Coordinator for Pearl Jubilee Celebrations of our college. <\/p>
I have participated in many other events like SIGMOID\u201914, HYCMUN\u201914,ISF\u201915, INSTINCTS\u201916. Debating and Quizzing are the two things I am more interested in, which helped me to bag prizes in many events.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461400104538","data":"571b323e89563"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461399884359","data":"
It was all because of my parents who constantly encouraged me and I am grateful to all my friends, lecturers, well-wishers, and critics, most importantly in this journey. The quote that moves me forward every day is \u2018You are the creator of your destiny\u2019\"<\/p>"}]
From the Master Class series initiative by the S3 concepts, here is another one-of-a-kind interactive workshop conducted by Ferntree Publishing. This workshop aims at clearing all your doubts about 'How to achieve your dream of being a published author?'<\/p>
Everyone has a book inside them. This is what Ferntree Publishing believe and they wish to take it out of you and get it published. <\/p>
Till now, authors were at the mercy of publishers but now the times have changed. There is no better time than today to write your book and get it published. This workshop will teach you all that and help you take an informed step in this endeavor. Right from ideation to writing and from editing to marketing, we will cover all in this interactive workshop. Above all, the best manuscript that they select will be published by Ferntree Publishing. <\/p>
MAJOR AREAS THAT THE WORKSHOP WILL COVER: <\/b><\/p>
1. Introduction to writing <\/p>
2. What is a good book? <\/p>
3. What does a publisher look for? <\/p>
4. How to approach a publisher with your idea? <\/p>
5. Writing Discipline <\/p>
6. English language usage <\/p>
7. Book Covers <\/p>
8. Copyright issues <\/p>
9. Book Design & Formatting <\/p>
10. Importance of Rewriting\/Revision <\/p>
11. The eBook phenomenon <\/p>
12. Marketing the book <\/p>
13. Public Relations <\/p>
14. Publicity <\/p>
15. Success Management<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1461393276942","data":"571b179368f27"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1461392575884","data":"
Workshop On<\/i>: April 30th<\/p>
Location:<\/i> The Central Court Hotel: Hyderabad,\n6-6-71, Behind HDFC Bank, Saifabad, Ambedkar Colony, Khairatabad, Hyderabad, Telangana 500004, India<\/p>
Pricing: 2599\/-<\/p>For More Info Click<\/a>"}]
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