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Friend \u2013 A friend may not be your mirror image, you may not think alike but when that person becomes your shadow <\/p>
Oh yes! I call it as friendship. It may be dramatic to say \u201cshadow\u201d but let me explain, <\/p>
When you are in a depression and wanted to keep quiet without sharing your boyfriend\/girlfriend may or may not recognise it in your eyes but the person who is your best friend grasps it from your eyes. <\/p>
When you are high in your happiness that person will be the first person to celebrate your happiness like their own.<\/p>
When you shout at them, that person stays clam till you become normal and then asks you what the problem is, but never shouts back at you.<\/p>
Yes, I call them best friends. I too have a best friend in my life and that\u2019s my mom. I do have friends in college and I am so close to them but no one can replace my mom because she is there with me at all times. I know every mom is the same but yeah I have a very special place for my mom in my life and that is a place of a best friend. I can share anything with her openly without fear of getting judged. I feel so safe and secured, I can be with her, in the same way, I am with my friends, in fact, closer than that. There is nothing till date she misunderstood me. She thinks as per our generation and understands me at every stage. That\u2019s the reason she is my best friend. <\/p>
A song of A.R.Rahman from Rang-De-Basanti called Lukka-Chuppi explains a mothers concern, her love, her fear of losing a child and that made me decide to stay close to her as long as possible. I want her to be away from the fear of losing me.<\/p>
I love my mom and she is my best friend forever.<\/p>"}]
In India, National Education Day is celebrated on November 11th. <\/p>
National Education Day is celebrated to honour the birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (the first education minister of India).He is also a freedom fighter. <\/p>
On National Education Day, events like seminars, symposia, essay writing, elocution competitions, workshops and much more will be conducted across the country to promote the importance of education. <\/p>
<\/p>
\u201cEducationists should build the capacities of the spirit of inquiry, creativity, entrepreneurial and moral leadership among students and become their role model.\u201d \u2013 Maulana Abul Kalam Azad <\/p>
The Main Aim behind the creation of National Education Day is to strengthen the education institutions and to improve the quality of education in India. National Education Day is a perfect day for the peoples all over the country to improve the quality of education in India and to raise awareness among the people about the importance of education.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510386722811","data":"5a06ac98c658d"}]
F8 Bash is a multi-sectoral business meet-up for startups, entrepreneurs, small business owners, early stage non-profits, angel and accredited investors, venture capital managers, crowdfunding experts, and people looking to enjoy the many benefits of being their own boss! <\/p>
\nCome, let's network over pizzas. <\/p>
Apply to pitch at #F8BASH<\/a><\/p>"}]
Orphaned at 9, forced into marriage at 13 and a daring escape to England before returning to the country to change labour rights for women, Anasuya Sarabhai had an incredibly interesting life. Born to a wealthy and privileged family of traders on this day, November 11, 1885, Anasuya's childhood was shattered the day both her parents died and she, along with her brother, had to go live with their Uncle. <\/p>
Four years later, she found herself being forced into marriage, at the age of 13, which she was not happy about. Luckily, her brother had her back, and in 1912, managed to send her to London to study medicine, which she refused to continue after she found out that studying medicine would require dissecting animals and that would be a contradiction to her beliefs. <\/p>
Switching her degree from medicine, Anasuya soon found herself in the famous halls of the London School of Economics, a place where the foundation of her life's work would be laid. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510373187375","data":"5a06795baa9bf"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510373189273","data":"
While at LSE, Anasuya was influenced by the Fabian society (click here for the wikipedia page) and the suffragette movement in England which demanded voting rights for women (oh yes, women did not have voting rights until the 20th century, remember that the next time someone says feminism is cancer) and, influenced by the ideals she witnessed and participated in, she returned home to India only to find women working 36 hour shifts and still running households. It was backbreaking work, but it was expected of us women back then, because gender roles. <\/p>
Since Wikipedia has the entry read for me, this is what she has done, 'She decided to get involved in the labour movement after witnessing exhausted female mill workers returning home after a 36-hour shift. She helped organise textile workers in a 1914 strike in Ahmedabad. She was also involved in a month-long strike in 1918, where weavers were asking for a 50 per cent increase in wages and were being offered 20 per cent. Gandhi, a friend of the family, was by then acting as a mentor to Sarabhai. Gandhi began a hunger strike on the workers' behalf, and the workers eventually obtained a 35 per cent increase. Following this, in 1920, the Ahmedabad Textile Labour Association (Majoor Mahajan Sangh) was formed.'<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510373489001","data":"5a067973ed676"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510373491412","data":"
Anasuya Sarabhai was a pioneer like none other in India, one whose legacy is the smile of every women who can stand on their own two feet and making a living. While equality still has a long way to go in this country (and indeed, the world), women like her will be the beacons of change to which women with power to bring further change will flock. <\/p>
Here's to Motaben! <\/p>"}]
The number 1 has undoubtedly carved a unique identity and authority in the human life cycle. It is so deeply ingrained and etched in an individual\u2019s life that it signals its strong presence the moment we enter the planet earth with our 1st Cry, our 1st step our 1st school our 1st degree our 1st job and so on! It would not be far removed from the truth if we said that it is born with us and dies with us, having lived the life and significance that we attach to it. <\/p>
The lure of its attainment shapes itself along with us in our initial formative years when the only clarity which our childish impressionable mind perceives, is this number and how blessed we would be when our report cards, our sports activities and races would be adorned by its presence. We learn that this number is the conjoined twin of celebration, revelry and praise, and that\u2019s why we begin the self-consuming journey of its pursuit and attainment.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510297052682","data":"
As we move on in our life journey we saddle ourselves with the heavy bag of number 1 that governs all our thought s and actions and although invisible remains omnipresent. Its\u2019 all-pervasive presence continues as we move on in years - strong and defined but with a shift in position, it moves on from school report cards to graduation mark sheets to that coveted no 1 job, to the fancy car, luxurious house, first-class travel, attaching itself ominously to all our needs thereafter, never leaving our side even though we progress from childhood to adulthood to maturity and old age. My thoughts and actions too at one time were governed by this superior being but as I advanced in my career and in years the wisdom of \u201cyou cannot see the true picture till you are in the frame\u201d started dawning upon me. It\u2019s time for you too as students to now take a step back, for a moment dissociate yourself from the achievements, successes and failures and think rationally with your head firmly on your shoulders. Think and reflect on all the successes you have had, the times when you were number 1 and the times that you weren\u2019t. Did it make you a higher mortal with the no 1 tag and a lesser one without? You will be surprised at the answer \u2026. The moment you start redefining success and failure, so why don\u2019t we dwell upon it here and start voicing it out now? There is no denying the fact that when we were number 1 we enjoyed the glory, success the appreciation that came with it, and when we weren\u2019t lucky enough to be no 1 the dejection and sorrow were long lasting with the stamp of defeat on us. So where did we fail? Where did we go wrong? We failed not in achieving the number tag but in failing to understand that we put in our best. We failed to appreciate our efforts, we failed to draw lessons from our experiences and treat them as learning opportunities. We failed to get inspired by the various people we met on our journey, we failed to appreciate them and their achievements, we remained self-focused, self-centred and narrow visioned blinkered on number 1. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510297068249","data":"
While it is good to always strive for the best and aspire for No 1 as a strong motivator in life, it is good to be charged and geared up for achieving nothing less than the best at all times, but we need to draw a fine line and never permit this entity to hold us glued to it. Let us not allow it to control our existence to such an extent that we are oblivious to everything else. Let us for a change not do what others want us to do let us just be positive individuals be inspired by our own dreams in which 1 is definitely present but does not play an all-consuming role. <\/p>
Let us learn to enjoy our efforts and the journey itself. Let not the green monster of envy rear its ugly head when we see others walking away with it. Let us continue to put in our best and believe that we are capable of executing brilliantly whatever we undertake and work on. The underlying principle in my opinion of success is not in the numbers , be it 1, 2 or 3 but the satisfaction of doing a job right, the self satisfaction of investing more than 100% of your efforts into your studies , your tasks, without your vision being clouded by the silhouette of no 1.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510297087112","data":"
We must imbibe the new definition of your upward mobility, guided by the navigation tools of self-worth, righteousness, dedication, hard work and not by numbers of attainment prefixed by people. So continue doing your best, feeling happy about what you are and will be doing. Let this then, become your mark and measure of success, your prized possession, something that you hand out to yourself periodically and not a lifeless heirloom titled No 1, the all-consuming desire of which has been handed over to you by your ancestors or your friends and colleagues. You should set your mind on achievements sans the title 1 and if it comes your way learn to rejoice and accept it but if it doesn\u2019t learn to rejoice in your efforts without the shadow of dejection. You must strive hard and aim for the best but the no 1 should not be the be all and end all of your existence. We must make a conscious effort to enjoy every opportunity that life and particularly student life gives us, utilize it to our learning advantage and not become a mere participant in the \u201cRat Race. \u201c Always bear in mind - <\/b><\/p>
\u201cThe trouble with the rat race is that even if you win you are still a rat \u2013 Lily Tomlin <\/i>\u201c<\/b><\/p>
<\/i> Shabnam Asthana<\/b>\n<\/p>"}]
The Interfaith Week, a series of cultural program as a part of Agaaz-e-Baatcheet<\/i> programme organised by Rubaroo. As an audience at the programme, you would experience amazing and relishing time.<\/p>
Rubaroo is a youth development organization that works on mindset change and inspires leadership for social change with young people. Since 2013, we have worked with more than 5000 youth in Hyderabad. <\/p>
We have been supported by the British Deputy High Commission Hyderabad to run the Agaaz-e-Baatcheet programme, platform that aims to initiate a conversation on Interfaith, where we identified 125 Youth Champions from all over Hyderabad who will be leading Social Action Projects and different activities during The Interfaith Week from 12th to 19th November 2017.<\/p>
This series of event is open for all. Check out the programme and block your calendar for an amazing experience with no cost.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510556092610","data":"5a09423877deb"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510309515207","data":"
Day 1- November 12, 2017<\/b>: Musical Feast. <\/p>
Launch of 'Humans of Interfaith' (Photography Exhibition), Food, music and lots of fun.<\/p>
Venue: Mufakkam Jha College <\/p>
Time: 5:00 P.M.- 8:00 P.M.<\/p>
Day 2 - November 13, 2017: <\/b>Kuchipudi Performance by Haleem Khan<\/p>
Venue: Phoenix Arena<\/p>
Time: 6:00 P.M. -8:00 P.M.<\/p>
Day 3 - November 14, 2017: <\/b>Hyderabad Trails, walk by \tGopala Krishna<\/p>
Time: 6:00 P.M. -8:30 P.M.<\/p>
Day 4 - November 15, 2017: <\/b>Film Screening<\/p>
Venue: British Council<\/p>
Time: 5:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M<\/p>
Day 5 - November 16, 2017:<\/b> Stand Up Comedy by Hriday Ranjan & Sandesh Johnny<\/p>
Day 6 - November 17, 2017:<\/b> Dastangoi by Kailash Waghmare & Padma Damodaran<\/p>
Venue: Saptaparini<\/p>
Day 7 - November 18, 2017:<\/b> Kabir Performers by Vedanth Bharadwaj & Shruthi Viswanath ( attendee only with invite will be allowed) <\/p>
Venue: Taj Banjara<\/p>
Day 8 - November 19, 2017:<\/b> Contemporary Kabir Performers by Neeraj Arya's Kabir Cafe<\/p>
Venue: Taramati Baradari<\/p>
Time: 6:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M.<\/p>"}]
As a child, Jeff Bezos said he would be frequently moved from his place in the class because he used to focus on the task at hand longer than the rest, simply because he refused to multi-task. <\/p>
Today, Jeff Bezos is the CEO and owner of the biggest retailer in the world, Amazon.com. Speaking with his brother Mark Bezos in an interview, Jeff revealed that the key to his success was not something top secret mediative technique that he picked up after years of meditation in the Himalayas, but something that has always been a art of his behaviour since the time they were kids: Simply refusing to multi-task. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510307711546","data":"5a058817956ed"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510307715693","data":"
This is an important lesson to every student out there who believe that they can get away with multi-tasking despite the situation. The easier and more effective and time saving method to solve an issue would be to give it your undivided attention, which in turn allows you to completely focus on the task at hand. <\/p>
And when you focus at the task at hand, there is nothing stopping you from understanding the concepts you are trying to learn outside of your limitations itself, limitations which can be overcome. <\/p>
Of course, as it goes without saying (and as I've said in my previous write-ups), it is important for us to learn how to study without distractions, and remembering that there is no such thing as multi-tasking is a good start for us to be on that path. <\/p>
Jeff Bezos is easily one of the most powerful and influential men in the world right now, it goes without saying one doesn't get there by slacking off. Learn from the man! <\/p>"}]
Remember Raji: An Ancient Epic? We did an interview with Avichal Singh, one of the founding members of Nodding Head Studios and the game designer behind Raji: An Ancient Epic not long ago, which you can read by clicking here. <\/a><\/p>Game development is both an arduous and expensive process, one that requires multiple hours of effort each day, even more so in the final days of development when whatever routines established so far for post-work chill out sessions are abandoned in exchange for crunch hours that get more and more intense as a game approaches release day, and a developer has got to eat too! <\/p>After spending months in development, Raji: An Ancient Epic is finally ready to be put on the crowdfunding website Kickstarter, which allows one to fund the development of the project. Yes, you too can become part of Raji's story by helping Nodding Head Studios develop the game. <\/p>Starting as low as \u00a31 (that is 85 rupees as of now), potential backers can back the game up to \u00a35000 and higher, with each tier of funding having its own rewards and unlocks. The list of which can be viewed on the Kickstarter page, which you can visit by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>The team has also launched a demo video, showcasing what we can expect from the game, and as a lifelong gamer and someone who has been waiting for a memorable game to come out of India, this excites me tremendously. Check out the video below! Players will now be able to download the Demo through steam, click here to check out the Steam Store page. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1510225542400","data":"9qKxXNOljmE"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510225553027","data":"Speaking to us over private chat, Avichal Singh candidly asked us to remind everyone that the Early Bird backers pledge runs out tomorrow morning, and also revealed that the fate of Raji's console release depends on how much money they raise, \"Right now, it is a stretch goal,\" he says, \"The plan is to include the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the recently launched Nintendo Switch in the coming days, but of course, that'll depend on if we reach our stretch goal, which I'm hopeful we will.\" <\/p>Speaking about the release of the game, \"We're planning a second-quarter launch in 2019 if all goes well,\" he laughs, \"right now, the focus is developing the game and putting our faith in what we've created so far, so that it may inspire backers.\" <\/p>Nodding Head Studios has a goal of \u00a31,30,000 for the Kickstarter to fund Raji's development, and while it may seem a lot, every little contribution can help bring aesthetically one of the most Indian feeling game of all time to a platform near you, a game that can potentially put India on the world game development map. I'm certainly donating, what about you?<\/p>Click here<\/a> to check out their Kickstarter page, here to visit<\/a> their Facebook page and here to check<\/a> out the website. Don't forget that you can now play a demo of the game which you can download from the steam store, here's a link <\/a>to the store page. <\/p>Here's to a bright future of game development in India and, of course, all the very best to the team at Nodding Head Studios. <\/p>"}]
Game development is both an arduous and expensive process, one that requires multiple hours of effort each day, even more so in the final days of development when whatever routines established so far for post-work chill out sessions are abandoned in exchange for crunch hours that get more and more intense as a game approaches release day, and a developer has got to eat too! <\/p>
After spending months in development, Raji: An Ancient Epic is finally ready to be put on the crowdfunding website Kickstarter, which allows one to fund the development of the project. Yes, you too can become part of Raji's story by helping Nodding Head Studios develop the game. <\/p>
Starting as low as \u00a31 (that is 85 rupees as of now), potential backers can back the game up to \u00a35000 and higher, with each tier of funding having its own rewards and unlocks. The list of which can be viewed on the Kickstarter page, which you can visit by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>The team has also launched a demo video, showcasing what we can expect from the game, and as a lifelong gamer and someone who has been waiting for a memorable game to come out of India, this excites me tremendously. Check out the video below! Players will now be able to download the Demo through steam, click here to check out the Steam Store page. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1510225542400","data":"9qKxXNOljmE"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510225553027","data":"Speaking to us over private chat, Avichal Singh candidly asked us to remind everyone that the Early Bird backers pledge runs out tomorrow morning, and also revealed that the fate of Raji's console release depends on how much money they raise, \"Right now, it is a stretch goal,\" he says, \"The plan is to include the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the recently launched Nintendo Switch in the coming days, but of course, that'll depend on if we reach our stretch goal, which I'm hopeful we will.\" <\/p>Speaking about the release of the game, \"We're planning a second-quarter launch in 2019 if all goes well,\" he laughs, \"right now, the focus is developing the game and putting our faith in what we've created so far, so that it may inspire backers.\" <\/p>Nodding Head Studios has a goal of \u00a31,30,000 for the Kickstarter to fund Raji's development, and while it may seem a lot, every little contribution can help bring aesthetically one of the most Indian feeling game of all time to a platform near you, a game that can potentially put India on the world game development map. I'm certainly donating, what about you?<\/p>Click here<\/a> to check out their Kickstarter page, here to visit<\/a> their Facebook page and here to check<\/a> out the website. Don't forget that you can now play a demo of the game which you can download from the steam store, here's a link <\/a>to the store page. <\/p>Here's to a bright future of game development in India and, of course, all the very best to the team at Nodding Head Studios. <\/p>"}]
The team has also launched a demo video, showcasing what we can expect from the game, and as a lifelong gamer and someone who has been waiting for a memorable game to come out of India, this excites me tremendously. Check out the video below! Players will now be able to download the Demo through steam, click here to check out the Steam Store page. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1510225542400","data":"9qKxXNOljmE"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510225553027","data":"
Speaking to us over private chat, Avichal Singh candidly asked us to remind everyone that the Early Bird backers pledge runs out tomorrow morning, and also revealed that the fate of Raji's console release depends on how much money they raise, \"Right now, it is a stretch goal,\" he says, \"The plan is to include the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the recently launched Nintendo Switch in the coming days, but of course, that'll depend on if we reach our stretch goal, which I'm hopeful we will.\" <\/p>
Speaking about the release of the game, \"We're planning a second-quarter launch in 2019 if all goes well,\" he laughs, \"right now, the focus is developing the game and putting our faith in what we've created so far, so that it may inspire backers.\" <\/p>
Nodding Head Studios has a goal of \u00a31,30,000 for the Kickstarter to fund Raji's development, and while it may seem a lot, every little contribution can help bring aesthetically one of the most Indian feeling game of all time to a platform near you, a game that can potentially put India on the world game development map. I'm certainly donating, what about you?<\/p>
Click here<\/a> to check out their Kickstarter page, here to visit<\/a> their Facebook page and here to check<\/a> out the website. Don't forget that you can now play a demo of the game which you can download from the steam store, here's a link <\/a>to the store page. <\/p>Here's to a bright future of game development in India and, of course, all the very best to the team at Nodding Head Studios. <\/p>"}]
Here's to a bright future of game development in India and, of course, all the very best to the team at Nodding Head Studios. <\/p>"}]
Regular visits by prominent personalities:<\/p>\n
IARE makes sure its students are learning not just their regular courses but even deeper and further, not just by their regular faculty but even by professors and teachers from big universities and companies such as IIIT Hyderabad, IIT Hyderabad, Infosys and TCS. <\/p>\n
College's dedication to providing good sports facilities:<\/p>\n
IARE's magnificent volleyball, cricket and basketball courts encourage the students to not just spend their time in lazy activities but push themselves towards a better physical and thus better mental health. <\/p>\n
Good food, good life:<\/p>\n
IARE gives its students a wide range of choices when it comes to helping themselves during lunch break. Along with CFC, Nestle, CCD, Frankie etc, IARE also provides authentic Indian food ranging from idli-dosa and paratha to delicious Chinese fried rice. <\/p>\n
Two floored digitally equipped library:<\/p>\n
With a seating facility for almost 200 students, IARE provides an amazing library with the latest collection of academic books from various notable professors. The library also has two discussion rooms and a computer lab for a better experience. The library also provides various technology magazines. <\/p>\n
The most experienced and qualified faculty:<\/p>\n
IARE has professors with various qualifications. Most of the teachers are qualified in student psychology. There are many MBA and MS degree holders with more fifteen of them having a PhD. <\/p>\n","id":"1510196240978","type":"txt"}]
This is the age of social media, our phones have become such a major part of our lives that we cannot go five minutes without feeling the impulsive need to check what's going on. This has contributed majority to a loss of attention span and a tremendous drop in focus among youth. What can be done, then, to fix this issue? <\/p>
And yes, I do realise the irony, considering this article came to your attention through social media. <\/p>
1. Put that phone aside:<\/b> <\/p>
But finish reading this list first, otherwise all my effort goes down the drain. <\/p>
This is perhaps one of the most important things you can do in the run up to your exams or anything you're studying for or even preparing for: turn off your mobile phone, hand it over to your parents or a sibling to keep safe until you're done, or if you trust yourself, put it in a desk drawer and forget it even exists. When you get in the zone, you'll get in the zone. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510135542219","data":"5a02da550f4f0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510135544110","data":"
2. Zoned Out? Don't worry too much: <\/b><\/p>
It is perfectly alright for you to zone out in between your study sessions because too much can overload your brain and you'll be left feeling sorry for yourself and wasting a lot more time than when you don't let your brain zone out. It's perfectly alright, just remember to refocus and power through the rest of the session. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510135776852","data":"5a02da6e08333"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510135778496","data":"
3. Do not multitask: <\/b><\/p>
I know this seems like a weird notion in 2017, when multitasking is considered the gold standard of hard work. Sure, I mean, you might know someone who studies for their exams while on a unicycle, juggling knives and cycling on a tight rope 100 feet off the ground, but that doesn't mean you too have to do that. There is nothing wrong with focusing at a single task over multitasking, in fact, focusing on a single task not only helps you completely immerse yourself in that task, but it also improves how you perform that task. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510135922527","data":"5a02da90e09e4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510135926280","data":"
4. A Quiet Place: <\/b> <\/p>
Finding a place where you can focus and be completely geared up to push through your mountains of syllabus can be a positive thing, in fact, I highly recommend it. Even if you have to go to the outskirts of the city, set up camp and study by candle light, it will be worth the quietness around you. Focus completely on your objective, studying, or the task at hand. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510136104245","data":"5a02dab070ce0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510136105999","data":"
5. Self-improvement: <\/b> <\/p>
This one happens over a period of time, not something you can develop overnight, but if you eat properly, workout and even meditate, your mind will be in a good place for you to focus on what you need to do. Be mindful of what you're eating, especially a couple of months ahead of the exams, and of course, don't forget to go for a run every now and then, or hit the gym. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1510136184471","data":"5a02dd6c3f328"}]
Most desirable Faculty<\/u><\/b>: A most desirable faculty is the one who creates a beautiful environment in his\/her classroom which then looks, no less than a heaven where teacher resembles God who sprinkles all their knowledge to their students resembling all the devotees of God. Then why don\u2019t we give enough respect and be grateful towards such everlasting deities(teachers) ?? So, let us make an effort to know almost everything, as we can\u2019t stop and can\u2019t know everything about them because knowing about such authentic survival is not so easy.<\/p>
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING:<\/p>
Mrs.N.Jayanthi Madam, Department of Computer science and Engineering: I have not found a teacher better than her, it may be because there is no other faculty better than her, yeah but you may think I am selfish on that part, praising only my teacher. If you are, I liked that because it is good to be selfish for our loving teachers. Coming to the point, I have lot more to talk about our desirable faculty. I would say, Jayanthi Madam, who is a faculty of Department of Computer Science and Engineering, who teaches us the most explicit and worldwide advantageous subject, Java, is the most desirable faculty of CSE and IT. She has all the required Characteristics of a good and great teacher. She creates an attractive environment whenever she enters and works tirelessly to create a challenging and nurturing environment for her students. She actually has less to bother with our knowledge, as she mostly focuses on our commitment and dedication towards our studies and does as much as she can do to enhance our knowledge on the particular subject. She encourages doubts and queries to be raised in the class itself to avoid confusions after the class and gives a clear description of all the doubts raised which many faculties don't tend to do. Whatever she teaches, she does it with a complete clarity and confidence, which is the most requiring characteristic of a good teacher. What more to talk about her? If I continue, it will have no end as far as I know. So let us end this with a heart-touching quote: \u201cA good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination, and instil a love of learning.\"<\/p>
FRESHMAN ENGINEERING:<\/p>
Mrs.S.Charvani, department of freshman: She is really a self-trained faculty who just don\u2019t require any edifications to be done in her teaching fashion. She is just concerned with her students and encourages her students in possibly every path they move. It may be in the case of their study, or any other extracurricular activities which most teachers lag in even though they are perfect in their teaching. She makes a friendly environment in the class whenever she enters and teaches in a well-fashioned way and also encourages questioning and raising doubts within the class like any other best faculty. Today\u2019s youngsters need a motivation in every step they keep in this fast developing nation as time doesn\u2019t stop for anyone and don\u2019t work accordingly with us, unless and until we learn to manage our time, no one can help us. And in this process of success and hurdles, we require such well-nurtured teachers as of we were talking about. \u201cthe best teacher is the one who doesn't always be with us, but whose teachings don't leave us and revolve around us for the whole life.\u201d<\/p>
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING<\/p>
Dr Amalesh Barai through his own reading, by participating in a variety of professional development activities, by listening to his students, by sharing ideas with his colleagues, and by reflecting on classroom interactions and students\u2019 achievements. Good teaching is therefore dynamic, reflective, and constantly evolving.by him, in his lectures, he displays enthusiasm for his subject and a desire to share it with his students. He knows how to modify his teaching strategies according to the particular students, subject matter, and learning environment. Encourage learning for understanding and are concerned with developing their students\u2019 critical-thinking skills, problem-solving skills, and problem-approach behaviours. Demonstrate an ability to transform and extend knowledge, rather than merely transmitting it; they draw on their knowledge of their subject, their knowledge of their learners, and their general pedagogical knowledge to transform the concepts of the discipline into terms that are understandable to their students.<\/p>
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING<\/p>
Dr K G K Murti He demonstrates how to make a connection with students. He genuinely enjoys students, knowing kids learn better when they believe the teacher likes them. He possesses the tools and process by which he assesses the students\u2019 understanding of the subject. he utilizes a system for measuring student growth. He creates an atmosphere that\u2019s conducive to learning. he finds ways to keep every student \u201cin the game.\u201d No assignment enables a student to give up. he pursues the marginalized student. He knows his subject well. He has mastered the content and knows how to communicate it to appropriate grade levels He never stops learning and growing himself. He finds creative ways to upgrade his lesson plans and pedagogy. He is a \u201cstream,\u201d not a \u201cpond.\u201d He has a clear voice in the classroom, but also his students do as well. The course experience should not be a talking head, a one-way transmission of data \u2014 the students\u2019 needs and makeup should inform the pedagogy.<\/p>
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY:<\/p>
T Vishnu Vardhan Reddy Sir: I am just really feeling such enthusiastic to talk about him as he teaches his students in the institute. He has all the qualities that the best teacher should have and in addition to that, he is very friendly with his students, what today\u2019s teaching strategy wants a teacher to be because as the generation is growing in a rapid manner towards modernity, students require such an environment where they not only get strived to study , but where they can ,be motivated, whenever they require something that can make their stress all day long, out of their life. As, a youngster, in their study period, mostly spend their time on their campus or institute, they need time to time refreshment which can mould them towards their caring career, which will soon be, ahead of them. I am feeling proud to talk about Vishnu sir, who is just really caring and friendly towards each of their students, and not brings any type of partiality in the matter of suggesting his learners. He mostly talks about our upcoming career, which is the most important thing in this peak time, as we are near to find our life\u2019s goal. What more does a teacher require to be best and most desirable? And moreover, he follows a definite principle of teaching his students in a clear fashion, which he doesn't change in any case, which I like the most.<\/p>
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING:<\/p>
J. Siva Ramakrishna Sir: So let\u2019s move on to one of the most aspiring department i.e.Electronics and Communication Engineering, which actually most students opt next to Computer Science. Moving around this department in search of a best and inspiring teacher, I have found Ramakrishna sir who is worthy enough to be called as the best faculty. He is a teacher who doesn\u2019t only prepares himself efficiently in accordance with the humor of his students, but also presents all the concepts, whatever he teaches with a complete clarity, which most of the faculties lag despite having the complete knowledge on the specified subject He encourages his students to analyze all the concepts as per their understandings and develops a \u201clearning cum communicative environment\u201d in the classroom which makes the class active and sober in view, where students involve deeply with the maximum possible concern towards their good study plan. He is such a well planned and self-trained faculty who explains each and everything with no traces of confusion. Although, his classes for a long time in the afternoon session become little boring that is mostly because of lag of student\u2019s concentration and rarely on his part, which can\u2019t be kept in view in case of analyzing him for the best teacher.<\/p>
CIVIL ENGINEERING<\/p>
Dr G. Venkata Ramana He is a teacher who doesn\u2019t only prepares himself efficiently in accordance with the humor of his students , but also presents all the concepts , whatever he teaches with a complete clarity, which most of the faculties lag despite having the complete knowledge on the specified subject He mostly talks about our upcoming career, which is the most important thing in this peak time, as we are near to find our life\u2019s goal. What more does a teacher require to be best and most desirable? And moreover, he follows a definite principle of teaching his students in a clear fashion, which he doesn't change in any case, which I like the most. He got a good sense of humour, he comes well planned to class, he knows how to deliver content so that students can grab it. \"If speaking is silver; then listening is gold.\"<\/p>
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING<\/p>
Dr P Mallikarjun Sharma, I like his way of teaching. He always makes sure that each and every student understand the concepts which are being taught in his class. He is very much liberal and interactive in nature. I am damn sure that you will definitely learn the key concepts of EEE which will be taught by him. He respects students he always takes care that everyone is attentive in his class, he is very helpful he never fails to try and problem He develops a good learning atmosphere in his classroom his content and delivery is solid and practical oriented we are honoured to have such faculty in our college. <\/p>"}]
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