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Ganesh Chathurdhi<\/b> is one of the magnificent festivals celebrated in our country with great pomp and show.People bring the Ganesh idol to home and worship it with great devotion and after 10 days ,the idol is moved to water bodies,and the ritual of GANESH VISARJAN<\/b> is performed i.e., the idol is submerged in water ,believing that Lord Ganesh moves to kailash, blessing his devotees.<\/p>
So on the eleventh day,we find parade of huge idols<\/b> on the streets and these idols, usually are no less than 10 feet.If these idols are biodegradable then it is ok,but in most cases,these are made out of PLASTER OF PARIS.This Hemihydrate Calcium Sulphate does not dissolve in water.And lakhs of such idols are being submerged every year.The usage of chemical colours ,which definitely make the idol look attractive,is adding to the mess.Besides, large amount of plastic waste is being generated, on these days.<\/p>
Though NGOs and the government suggests people to promote only biodegradable idols,we find shops and kharkanas,at every nook and corner of our streets ,making idols out of Plaster of Paris.<\/p>
Also during the parade, people burn crackers and use loud speakers ,causing air and noise pollution.<\/p>
On one hand we bother about campaigns like SWACCH BHARAT<\/b> and CLEANING OF RIVER GANGES<\/b> .But on the other hand ,during such rituals, we are causing irreparable damage to the water bodies and thereby to mankind and also to the marine life.<\/p>
On one side crores of Indians are thriving for water and we are merely polluting the existing water, in the name of festival!!??<\/p>
I don't think it is a right thing to do.The idol makers must be urged not to use Plaster of Paris and instead use clay or any other harmless material.<\/p>
We must take a vow that we shall worship only those idols that are made out of biodegradable material.Let's make our next chathurdhi, an eco-friendly one.<\/b><\/p>
<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503969496105","data":"59a4c14fb0bef"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503969534753","data":"59a4c16f2bd0d"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503969650600","data":"59a4c1e26aac5"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503969761152","data":"59a4c24de64c0"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503969777448","data":"59a4c25da01e7"}]
Thalassemia (Thalasa-sea and emia- anemia) is a condition where the victim has to get his blood transfused once in 15-20 days throughout his lifetime. That is very grieving to hear. The symptoms of thalassemia are low rate of activities, low blood levels, paleness etc. The disease was most frequently found in the people living near the sea, hence the name. <\/p>
Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society (opposite to City Civil Court, Hyderabad) provides a free service for such people. The society is supported by blood donors who are very gracious enough to donate their blood to save lives. On 18th August, 2017, Miss Durga, the camp coordinator from Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society visited NMREC to spread awareness about thalassemia. She spoke about the critical situation of the thalassemia victims.<\/p>
They conducted a blood donation camp in Nalla Malla Reddy Engineering College on 9th August,2017. The students actively participated in the camp as blood donors. They received 79 units of blood in half an hour. This was a proud moment for the college. The coordinator was very pleased and thanked the students and the management for their support. She said \u201cblood is more precious than money\u201d. The blood donation camp had been a huge success. The Principal personally thanked all the students for supporting such a noble cause and told them to continue to do the same in the future.<\/p>
Every 4-5 pupil in 100 is a carrier of thalassemia gene. Sounds very disturbing but these people are called as thalassemia minors. Miss Durga had recommended hba2 level test which is test for thalassemia. If you are a carrier of thalassemia gene, you are hereby advised not to marry another carrier and prevent your progeny from suffering such a deleterious disease. <\/p>
In this world of endless suffering and misery, we should play our part in making this world a better place for many generations to come. Every drop in the ocean counts. A small act of your kindness makes a huge difference for the people in pain.<\/p>
\u201cYou can\u2019t control death but you can save someone from dying\u201d<\/p>
Donate your blood and give a new life\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503945346344","data":"59a46302b2040"}]
IEEE\u2019s WIE Congress - Day2 <\/u><\/b><\/p>
We all were so excited that we couldn\u2019t 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, Nescaf\u00e9 stalls, a humongous library and a central building with the name \u201cNIT WARANGAL\u201d 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. <\/p>
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. <\/p>
We returned to our rooms to freshen up and to start for<\/gs> the event.<\/p>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.<\/p> The speakers of<\/gs> Day 2 are as follows: <\/p> 1)\tMrs. Taskeen<\/gs> Fathima<\/gs> Basha, YouTube Creator at the Urban Fight.<\/p> 2)\tMrs. C. S. Rama Lakshmi, Retd. Indian Forest Service Officer, Advisor for National Women Parliament <\/p> 3)\tProf. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, Chairperson WIE AG, IEEE Hyderabad Section <\/p>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. Taskeen<\/gs> Fathima<\/gs> Basha, who is the creator of the YouTube channel, Urban Fight. It turns out she is also a fitness trainer & Technology Analyst at Infosys Tech Ltd. <\/p>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 ( <\/gs>Drink water; No junk food; sleep; Exercise; Speak out your problems). Her session ended on a serious note saying that, you may not be happy with your current self. But believe me, everything changes over time!<\/b> And explained it with a short story. <\/p>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. <\/p>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: <\/p> You can do everything, <\/p> -But not all at once <\/p> -if<\/gs> it is important for you<\/p> -if<\/gs> you have limitations<\/p> -by<\/gs> other\u2019s help.<\/p> 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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
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.<\/p>
The speakers of<\/gs> Day 2 are as follows: <\/p> 1)\tMrs. Taskeen<\/gs> Fathima<\/gs> Basha, YouTube Creator at the Urban Fight.<\/p> 2)\tMrs. C. S. Rama Lakshmi, Retd. Indian Forest Service Officer, Advisor for National Women Parliament <\/p> 3)\tProf. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, Chairperson WIE AG, IEEE Hyderabad Section <\/p>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. Taskeen<\/gs> Fathima<\/gs> Basha, who is the creator of the YouTube channel, Urban Fight. It turns out she is also a fitness trainer & Technology Analyst at Infosys Tech Ltd. <\/p>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 ( <\/gs>Drink water; No junk food; sleep; Exercise; Speak out your problems). Her session ended on a serious note saying that, you may not be happy with your current self. But believe me, everything changes over time!<\/b> And explained it with a short story. <\/p>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. <\/p>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: <\/p> You can do everything, <\/p> -But not all at once <\/p> -if<\/gs> it is important for you<\/p> -if<\/gs> you have limitations<\/p> -by<\/gs> other\u2019s help.<\/p> 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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
1)\tMrs. Taskeen<\/gs> Fathima<\/gs> Basha, YouTube Creator at the Urban Fight.<\/p> 2)\tMrs. C. S. Rama Lakshmi, Retd. Indian Forest Service Officer, Advisor for National Women Parliament <\/p> 3)\tProf. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, Chairperson WIE AG, IEEE Hyderabad Section <\/p>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. Taskeen<\/gs> Fathima<\/gs> Basha, who is the creator of the YouTube channel, Urban Fight. It turns out she is also a fitness trainer & Technology Analyst at Infosys Tech Ltd. <\/p>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 ( <\/gs>Drink water; No junk food; sleep; Exercise; Speak out your problems). Her session ended on a serious note saying that, you may not be happy with your current self. But believe me, everything changes over time!<\/b> And explained it with a short story. <\/p>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. <\/p>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: <\/p> You can do everything, <\/p> -But not all at once <\/p> -if<\/gs> it is important for you<\/p> -if<\/gs> you have limitations<\/p> -by<\/gs> other\u2019s help.<\/p> 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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
2)\tMrs. C. S. Rama Lakshmi, Retd. Indian Forest Service Officer, Advisor for National Women Parliament <\/p>
3)\tProf. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, Chairperson WIE AG, IEEE Hyderabad Section <\/p>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. Taskeen<\/gs> Fathima<\/gs> Basha, who is the creator of the YouTube channel, Urban Fight. It turns out she is also a fitness trainer & Technology Analyst at Infosys Tech Ltd. <\/p>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 ( <\/gs>Drink water; No junk food; sleep; Exercise; Speak out your problems). Her session ended on a serious note saying that, you may not be happy with your current self. But believe me, everything changes over time!<\/b> And explained it with a short story. <\/p>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. <\/p>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: <\/p> You can do everything, <\/p> -But not all at once <\/p> -if<\/gs> it is important for you<\/p> -if<\/gs> you have limitations<\/p> -by<\/gs> other\u2019s help.<\/p> 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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
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. Taskeen<\/gs> Fathima<\/gs> Basha, who is the creator of the YouTube channel, Urban Fight. It turns out she is also a fitness trainer & Technology Analyst at Infosys Tech Ltd. <\/p>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 ( <\/gs>Drink water; No junk food; sleep; Exercise; Speak out your problems). Her session ended on a serious note saying that, you may not be happy with your current self. But believe me, everything changes over time!<\/b> And explained it with a short story. <\/p>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. <\/p>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: <\/p> You can do everything, <\/p> -But not all at once <\/p> -if<\/gs> it is important for you<\/p> -if<\/gs> you have limitations<\/p> -by<\/gs> other\u2019s help.<\/p> 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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
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 ( <\/gs>Drink water; No junk food; sleep; Exercise; Speak out your problems). Her session ended on a serious note saying that, you may not be happy with your current self. But believe me, everything changes over time!<\/b> And explained it with a short story. <\/p>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. <\/p>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: <\/p> You can do everything, <\/p> -But not all at once <\/p> -if<\/gs> it is important for you<\/p> -if<\/gs> you have limitations<\/p> -by<\/gs> other\u2019s help.<\/p> 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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
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. <\/p>
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: <\/p>
You can do everything, <\/p>
-But not all at once <\/p>
-if<\/gs> it is important for you<\/p> -if<\/gs> you have limitations<\/p> -by<\/gs> other\u2019s help.<\/p> 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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
-if<\/gs> you have limitations<\/p> -by<\/gs> other\u2019s help.<\/p> 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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
-by<\/gs> other\u2019s help.<\/p> 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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
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 team work<\/gs> and planning. It is important to keep in mind that, we always need help to succeed.<\/p>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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
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. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs>, who explained about the difficulties faced to arrange such a meet<\/gs> & the efforts will be wasted when the students make the best use of speakers. She reminded us to have a learning attitude and wished up best of luck for the future.<\/p>Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
Prof. Vijayalaxmi<\/gs> said that her tenure will end in December 2017. She expects her to be called as a guest for the next WIE congress which is to be conducted on the same dates in 2018 as, she wants all of us to never forget this platform and all the wonderful memories we made in these two days.<\/p>At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
At 3:30pm, all the events came to an end. Now, this was the bitter sweet<\/gs> truth that all of us had to accept. It was time for the Valedictory Ceremony. Before that, on the big screen, all the lovely photographs were shown. It was both a happy and a sad moment for all of us. I could see tears welled up in the eyes of many students. We all felt nostalgic looking at the fun moments we all had together in these two days.<\/p> 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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
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. spoke<\/gs>. The advice offered was \u201cTo make the sessions more long<\/gs>!\u201d which showed how enveloped we were with the event.<\/p> Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
Then came the Valedictory Ceremony, followed by Vote of Thanks. Mementos<\/gs> were given to the organizers and speakers to make this event a grand success. And also, a special thanks to the photographers and the videographers who were very involved in capturing every special moment. <\/p>The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
The only thing left was the Final Photographs<\/gs> session. All the students, faculty from their respective colleges were to come on the stage to take a picture with the chief guests and speakers. Then, the whole room was to accumulate near the dais to get a pic of the IEEE\u2019s WIE Family. It was such a warm moment; everybody had goosebumps<\/gs>, felt like the final moment from the movie \u201cHappy Days\u201d. I feel like a special bond had been made with all the students.<\/p> All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
All the respective groups were busy clicking selfies, exchanging contact information and promising to be in touch. <\/p>
All the accommodators<\/gs> had to empty their respective rooms at NIT and depart to their homes. Actually speaking, this felt like home, where we all were part of a big family set<\/gs> out to reach new goals while supporting each other all the way. We did not want to leave. But the harsh truth is, this is the end.<\/p>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.<\/p> <\/p> La Fin<\/p> (The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
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.<\/p>
<\/p>
La Fin<\/p>
(The End)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937536879","data":"59a44470325aa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937558446","data":"59a4447f2af1b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937571685","data":"59a4448ab5c3c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937582581","data":"59a4449628615"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503937593980","data":"59a444a12f71d"}]
The IEEE WIE Congress 2017 was held on 18th & 19th August in Warangal. Many colleges participated in this event like KMIT, NMREC, VAGDEVI, SR-college, NIT Warangal etc. With<\/gs> the total strength exceeding 300. For non-locals, accommodations were provided by NIT Warangal for the 2-day stay<\/gs><\/gs> with the venue near the campus.<\/p> On the 1st day, the event started at 10:30am. The photographers and videographers were busy covering the whole room. We were seated to students from other colleges whose purpose was to get along with others. The prime objective of this event was to increase networking among the students. <\/p>The chief guests of Day 1 were: <\/p> 1.\tAmrapali<\/gs><\/gs> Kata- Collector, Warangal \u2013 Urban<\/p> 2.\tShri. N. Lakshmi Narayana, Senior Scientist, ISRO <\/p> 3.\tDibya<\/gs><\/gs> Maheswari, Software Engineer in Analyst, Accenture<\/p> The event started with the lighting Diya by each of the speakers. The speakers gave an introductory speech and spoke a few words in the honor of WIE. They all emphasized time and again saying that Women when given the right chance can outsmart men.<\/b> Some historical anecdotes about some great woman personalities were told.<\/p> One of the speakers<\/gs> was Mr. N.V. Rao, who spoke about the person who gives our life meaning \u2013\u201cOUR MOTHER<\/b>\u201d. He mentioned that, our mother teaches us the basic education at home. He also quoted a few Sanskrit verses in her honor. <\/p>At 11:20am, we got a glimpse of Shri. N. Lakshmi Narayana\u2019s track record at ISRO where his team is working on Remote sensing science application satellites. He went on to explain about how ISRO works, functioning of different centers. He talked about different satellites such as SLV, PSLV, GSLV, and spoke about tele-medicine, tele-education, tele-communication and how ISRO contributed to it with its technology.<\/p> He was there during the mars mission & also in the historical moment when India set a world record by launching 104 satellites in the space, all at the same time. During the end of his session, he showed some invaluable photographs of him beside Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and our prime minister Shri. Narendra Modi during an important take off.<\/p> He said, we are dependent on USA for GPS and can never anticipate when such services will be stopped. So, India is planning to launch its own GPS technology called IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System) so that we can be self-sufficient. There is a scheduled launch of that satellite on 31st Aug 2017 which will be streamed live on TV.<\/p> The next hour was the most awaited lunch time from 1:30-2:30pm. My senior Ch. Nikhil Kumar shared his experiences of IEEE with everyone in the room to which he received a round of applause and a lot of praise from others. There was an activity where we are supposed to introduce ourselves to as many possible within 1min. It was a great way to lift the awkwardness prevailing in the room.<\/p>At 3pm, Mrs. Dibya<\/gs> Maheswari, emphasized with the audience about how the girl\u2019s freedom is shunned in various stages of their life. She coined the term \u201cYou Go Girl!!\u201d and offered us a deeper understanding by conducting activities like tug-o-war, marketing products and by explaining the hidden motive behind each activity. She was quite energetic and we managed to get a selfie with her.<\/p> The session finally came to an end at 4:30pm. At 5:30pm, there was the cultural night where all were dressed traditional<\/gs> and were stunning. Each college was expected to give a dance performance hosted by two energetic, spontaneous volunteers who made the program very lively.<\/p> It is the time for DJ, baby! The room was taken over with a wild dancing spirit. Everybody went crazy and danced till they could do no more. The night ended with a lot of group selfies and happiness. The room was filled with excitement, people showing off their amazing dancing skills by adapting their moves to the song. The only way to explain yourself was by dance.<\/p> \u201cLet the Beat control your Body!\u201d <\/b><\/p>We had dinner and left for NIT Warangal before 10:30pm with our Id\u2019s and were expected to be present at 9:30am tomorrow morning. <\/p> Many of us couldn\u2019t sleep as we were euphoric and still could feel our ears ringing. We couldn\u2019t let the tunes skip out of our mind. The after effects after<\/gs> our performances were tremendous. We could feel the pain radiating from all over our body. <\/p>The volunteers made us feel very comfortable. They were gregarious and only slept when they were sure that all others fell asleep.\nEveryone was in their respective rooms, minding their business while we spent the night texting, talking. It was still raining. Can\u2019t complain about that. We roamed outside for a few minutes and slept when we were tired of walking.<\/p><\/p><\/p> End of Day 1\n<\/p>"}]
On the 1st day, the event started at 10:30am. The photographers and videographers were busy covering the whole room. We were seated to students from other colleges whose purpose was to get along with others. The prime objective of this event was to increase networking among the students. <\/p>
The chief guests of Day 1 were: <\/p>
1.\tAmrapali<\/gs><\/gs> Kata- Collector, Warangal \u2013 Urban<\/p> 2.\tShri. N. Lakshmi Narayana, Senior Scientist, ISRO <\/p> 3.\tDibya<\/gs><\/gs> Maheswari, Software Engineer in Analyst, Accenture<\/p> The event started with the lighting Diya by each of the speakers. The speakers gave an introductory speech and spoke a few words in the honor of WIE. They all emphasized time and again saying that Women when given the right chance can outsmart men.<\/b> Some historical anecdotes about some great woman personalities were told.<\/p> One of the speakers<\/gs> was Mr. N.V. Rao, who spoke about the person who gives our life meaning \u2013\u201cOUR MOTHER<\/b>\u201d. He mentioned that, our mother teaches us the basic education at home. He also quoted a few Sanskrit verses in her honor. <\/p>At 11:20am, we got a glimpse of Shri. N. Lakshmi Narayana\u2019s track record at ISRO where his team is working on Remote sensing science application satellites. He went on to explain about how ISRO works, functioning of different centers. He talked about different satellites such as SLV, PSLV, GSLV, and spoke about tele-medicine, tele-education, tele-communication and how ISRO contributed to it with its technology.<\/p> He was there during the mars mission & also in the historical moment when India set a world record by launching 104 satellites in the space, all at the same time. During the end of his session, he showed some invaluable photographs of him beside Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and our prime minister Shri. Narendra Modi during an important take off.<\/p> He said, we are dependent on USA for GPS and can never anticipate when such services will be stopped. So, India is planning to launch its own GPS technology called IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System) so that we can be self-sufficient. There is a scheduled launch of that satellite on 31st Aug 2017 which will be streamed live on TV.<\/p> The next hour was the most awaited lunch time from 1:30-2:30pm. My senior Ch. Nikhil Kumar shared his experiences of IEEE with everyone in the room to which he received a round of applause and a lot of praise from others. There was an activity where we are supposed to introduce ourselves to as many possible within 1min. It was a great way to lift the awkwardness prevailing in the room.<\/p>At 3pm, Mrs. Dibya<\/gs> Maheswari, emphasized with the audience about how the girl\u2019s freedom is shunned in various stages of their life. She coined the term \u201cYou Go Girl!!\u201d and offered us a deeper understanding by conducting activities like tug-o-war, marketing products and by explaining the hidden motive behind each activity. She was quite energetic and we managed to get a selfie with her.<\/p> The session finally came to an end at 4:30pm. At 5:30pm, there was the cultural night where all were dressed traditional<\/gs> and were stunning. Each college was expected to give a dance performance hosted by two energetic, spontaneous volunteers who made the program very lively.<\/p> It is the time for DJ, baby! The room was taken over with a wild dancing spirit. Everybody went crazy and danced till they could do no more. The night ended with a lot of group selfies and happiness. The room was filled with excitement, people showing off their amazing dancing skills by adapting their moves to the song. The only way to explain yourself was by dance.<\/p> \u201cLet the Beat control your Body!\u201d <\/b><\/p>We had dinner and left for NIT Warangal before 10:30pm with our Id\u2019s and were expected to be present at 9:30am tomorrow morning. <\/p> Many of us couldn\u2019t sleep as we were euphoric and still could feel our ears ringing. We couldn\u2019t let the tunes skip out of our mind. The after effects after<\/gs> our performances were tremendous. We could feel the pain radiating from all over our body. <\/p>The volunteers made us feel very comfortable. They were gregarious and only slept when they were sure that all others fell asleep.\nEveryone was in their respective rooms, minding their business while we spent the night texting, talking. It was still raining. Can\u2019t complain about that. We roamed outside for a few minutes and slept when we were tired of walking.<\/p><\/p><\/p> End of Day 1\n<\/p>"}]
2.\tShri. N. Lakshmi Narayana, Senior Scientist, ISRO <\/p>
3.\tDibya<\/gs><\/gs> Maheswari, Software Engineer in Analyst, Accenture<\/p> The event started with the lighting Diya by each of the speakers. The speakers gave an introductory speech and spoke a few words in the honor of WIE. They all emphasized time and again saying that Women when given the right chance can outsmart men.<\/b> Some historical anecdotes about some great woman personalities were told.<\/p> One of the speakers<\/gs> was Mr. N.V. Rao, who spoke about the person who gives our life meaning \u2013\u201cOUR MOTHER<\/b>\u201d. He mentioned that, our mother teaches us the basic education at home. He also quoted a few Sanskrit verses in her honor. <\/p>At 11:20am, we got a glimpse of Shri. N. Lakshmi Narayana\u2019s track record at ISRO where his team is working on Remote sensing science application satellites. He went on to explain about how ISRO works, functioning of different centers. He talked about different satellites such as SLV, PSLV, GSLV, and spoke about tele-medicine, tele-education, tele-communication and how ISRO contributed to it with its technology.<\/p> He was there during the mars mission & also in the historical moment when India set a world record by launching 104 satellites in the space, all at the same time. During the end of his session, he showed some invaluable photographs of him beside Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and our prime minister Shri. Narendra Modi during an important take off.<\/p> He said, we are dependent on USA for GPS and can never anticipate when such services will be stopped. So, India is planning to launch its own GPS technology called IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System) so that we can be self-sufficient. There is a scheduled launch of that satellite on 31st Aug 2017 which will be streamed live on TV.<\/p> The next hour was the most awaited lunch time from 1:30-2:30pm. My senior Ch. Nikhil Kumar shared his experiences of IEEE with everyone in the room to which he received a round of applause and a lot of praise from others. There was an activity where we are supposed to introduce ourselves to as many possible within 1min. It was a great way to lift the awkwardness prevailing in the room.<\/p>At 3pm, Mrs. Dibya<\/gs> Maheswari, emphasized with the audience about how the girl\u2019s freedom is shunned in various stages of their life. She coined the term \u201cYou Go Girl!!\u201d and offered us a deeper understanding by conducting activities like tug-o-war, marketing products and by explaining the hidden motive behind each activity. She was quite energetic and we managed to get a selfie with her.<\/p> The session finally came to an end at 4:30pm. At 5:30pm, there was the cultural night where all were dressed traditional<\/gs> and were stunning. Each college was expected to give a dance performance hosted by two energetic, spontaneous volunteers who made the program very lively.<\/p> It is the time for DJ, baby! The room was taken over with a wild dancing spirit. Everybody went crazy and danced till they could do no more. The night ended with a lot of group selfies and happiness. The room was filled with excitement, people showing off their amazing dancing skills by adapting their moves to the song. The only way to explain yourself was by dance.<\/p> \u201cLet the Beat control your Body!\u201d <\/b><\/p>We had dinner and left for NIT Warangal before 10:30pm with our Id\u2019s and were expected to be present at 9:30am tomorrow morning. <\/p> Many of us couldn\u2019t sleep as we were euphoric and still could feel our ears ringing. We couldn\u2019t let the tunes skip out of our mind. The after effects after<\/gs> our performances were tremendous. We could feel the pain radiating from all over our body. <\/p>The volunteers made us feel very comfortable. They were gregarious and only slept when they were sure that all others fell asleep.\nEveryone was in their respective rooms, minding their business while we spent the night texting, talking. It was still raining. Can\u2019t complain about that. We roamed outside for a few minutes and slept when we were tired of walking.<\/p><\/p><\/p> End of Day 1\n<\/p>"}]
The event started with the lighting Diya by each of the speakers. The speakers gave an introductory speech and spoke a few words in the honor of WIE. They all emphasized time and again saying that Women when given the right chance can outsmart men.<\/b> Some historical anecdotes about some great woman personalities were told.<\/p>
One of the speakers<\/gs> was Mr. N.V. Rao, who spoke about the person who gives our life meaning \u2013\u201cOUR MOTHER<\/b>\u201d. He mentioned that, our mother teaches us the basic education at home. He also quoted a few Sanskrit verses in her honor. <\/p>At 11:20am, we got a glimpse of Shri. N. Lakshmi Narayana\u2019s track record at ISRO where his team is working on Remote sensing science application satellites. He went on to explain about how ISRO works, functioning of different centers. He talked about different satellites such as SLV, PSLV, GSLV, and spoke about tele-medicine, tele-education, tele-communication and how ISRO contributed to it with its technology.<\/p> He was there during the mars mission & also in the historical moment when India set a world record by launching 104 satellites in the space, all at the same time. During the end of his session, he showed some invaluable photographs of him beside Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and our prime minister Shri. Narendra Modi during an important take off.<\/p> He said, we are dependent on USA for GPS and can never anticipate when such services will be stopped. So, India is planning to launch its own GPS technology called IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System) so that we can be self-sufficient. There is a scheduled launch of that satellite on 31st Aug 2017 which will be streamed live on TV.<\/p> The next hour was the most awaited lunch time from 1:30-2:30pm. My senior Ch. Nikhil Kumar shared his experiences of IEEE with everyone in the room to which he received a round of applause and a lot of praise from others. There was an activity where we are supposed to introduce ourselves to as many possible within 1min. It was a great way to lift the awkwardness prevailing in the room.<\/p>At 3pm, Mrs. Dibya<\/gs> Maheswari, emphasized with the audience about how the girl\u2019s freedom is shunned in various stages of their life. She coined the term \u201cYou Go Girl!!\u201d and offered us a deeper understanding by conducting activities like tug-o-war, marketing products and by explaining the hidden motive behind each activity. She was quite energetic and we managed to get a selfie with her.<\/p> The session finally came to an end at 4:30pm. At 5:30pm, there was the cultural night where all were dressed traditional<\/gs> and were stunning. Each college was expected to give a dance performance hosted by two energetic, spontaneous volunteers who made the program very lively.<\/p> It is the time for DJ, baby! The room was taken over with a wild dancing spirit. Everybody went crazy and danced till they could do no more. The night ended with a lot of group selfies and happiness. The room was filled with excitement, people showing off their amazing dancing skills by adapting their moves to the song. The only way to explain yourself was by dance.<\/p> \u201cLet the Beat control your Body!\u201d <\/b><\/p>We had dinner and left for NIT Warangal before 10:30pm with our Id\u2019s and were expected to be present at 9:30am tomorrow morning. <\/p> Many of us couldn\u2019t sleep as we were euphoric and still could feel our ears ringing. We couldn\u2019t let the tunes skip out of our mind. The after effects after<\/gs> our performances were tremendous. We could feel the pain radiating from all over our body. <\/p>The volunteers made us feel very comfortable. They were gregarious and only slept when they were sure that all others fell asleep.\nEveryone was in their respective rooms, minding their business while we spent the night texting, talking. It was still raining. Can\u2019t complain about that. We roamed outside for a few minutes and slept when we were tired of walking.<\/p><\/p><\/p> End of Day 1\n<\/p>"}]
At 11:20am, we got a glimpse of Shri. N. Lakshmi Narayana\u2019s track record at ISRO where his team is working on Remote sensing science application satellites. He went on to explain about how ISRO works, functioning of different centers. He talked about different satellites such as SLV, PSLV, GSLV, and spoke about tele-medicine, tele-education, tele-communication and how ISRO contributed to it with its technology.<\/p>
He was there during the mars mission & also in the historical moment when India set a world record by launching 104 satellites in the space, all at the same time. During the end of his session, he showed some invaluable photographs of him beside Dr.A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and our prime minister Shri. Narendra Modi during an important take off.<\/p>
He said, we are dependent on USA for GPS and can never anticipate when such services will be stopped. So, India is planning to launch its own GPS technology called IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System) so that we can be self-sufficient. There is a scheduled launch of that satellite on 31st Aug 2017 which will be streamed live on TV.<\/p>
The next hour was the most awaited lunch time from 1:30-2:30pm. My senior Ch. Nikhil Kumar shared his experiences of IEEE with everyone in the room to which he received a round of applause and a lot of praise from others. There was an activity where we are supposed to introduce ourselves to as many possible within 1min. It was a great way to lift the awkwardness prevailing in the room.<\/p>
At 3pm, Mrs. Dibya<\/gs> Maheswari, emphasized with the audience about how the girl\u2019s freedom is shunned in various stages of their life. She coined the term \u201cYou Go Girl!!\u201d and offered us a deeper understanding by conducting activities like tug-o-war, marketing products and by explaining the hidden motive behind each activity. She was quite energetic and we managed to get a selfie with her.<\/p> The session finally came to an end at 4:30pm. At 5:30pm, there was the cultural night where all were dressed traditional<\/gs> and were stunning. Each college was expected to give a dance performance hosted by two energetic, spontaneous volunteers who made the program very lively.<\/p> It is the time for DJ, baby! The room was taken over with a wild dancing spirit. Everybody went crazy and danced till they could do no more. The night ended with a lot of group selfies and happiness. The room was filled with excitement, people showing off their amazing dancing skills by adapting their moves to the song. The only way to explain yourself was by dance.<\/p> \u201cLet the Beat control your Body!\u201d <\/b><\/p>We had dinner and left for NIT Warangal before 10:30pm with our Id\u2019s and were expected to be present at 9:30am tomorrow morning. <\/p> Many of us couldn\u2019t sleep as we were euphoric and still could feel our ears ringing. We couldn\u2019t let the tunes skip out of our mind. The after effects after<\/gs> our performances were tremendous. We could feel the pain radiating from all over our body. <\/p>The volunteers made us feel very comfortable. They were gregarious and only slept when they were sure that all others fell asleep.\nEveryone was in their respective rooms, minding their business while we spent the night texting, talking. It was still raining. Can\u2019t complain about that. We roamed outside for a few minutes and slept when we were tired of walking.<\/p><\/p><\/p> End of Day 1\n<\/p>"}]
The session finally came to an end at 4:30pm. At 5:30pm, there was the cultural night where all were dressed traditional<\/gs> and were stunning. Each college was expected to give a dance performance hosted by two energetic, spontaneous volunteers who made the program very lively.<\/p> It is the time for DJ, baby! The room was taken over with a wild dancing spirit. Everybody went crazy and danced till they could do no more. The night ended with a lot of group selfies and happiness. The room was filled with excitement, people showing off their amazing dancing skills by adapting their moves to the song. The only way to explain yourself was by dance.<\/p> \u201cLet the Beat control your Body!\u201d <\/b><\/p>We had dinner and left for NIT Warangal before 10:30pm with our Id\u2019s and were expected to be present at 9:30am tomorrow morning. <\/p> Many of us couldn\u2019t sleep as we were euphoric and still could feel our ears ringing. We couldn\u2019t let the tunes skip out of our mind. The after effects after<\/gs> our performances were tremendous. We could feel the pain radiating from all over our body. <\/p>The volunteers made us feel very comfortable. They were gregarious and only slept when they were sure that all others fell asleep.\nEveryone was in their respective rooms, minding their business while we spent the night texting, talking. It was still raining. Can\u2019t complain about that. We roamed outside for a few minutes and slept when we were tired of walking.<\/p><\/p><\/p> End of Day 1\n<\/p>"}]
It is the time for DJ, baby! The room was taken over with a wild dancing spirit. Everybody went crazy and danced till they could do no more. The night ended with a lot of group selfies and happiness. The room was filled with excitement, people showing off their amazing dancing skills by adapting their moves to the song. The only way to explain yourself was by dance.<\/p>
\u201cLet the Beat control your Body!\u201d <\/b><\/p>
We had dinner and left for NIT Warangal before 10:30pm with our Id\u2019s and were expected to be present at 9:30am tomorrow morning. <\/p>
Many of us couldn\u2019t sleep as we were euphoric and still could feel our ears ringing. We couldn\u2019t let the tunes skip out of our mind. The after effects after<\/gs> our performances were tremendous. We could feel the pain radiating from all over our body. <\/p>The volunteers made us feel very comfortable. They were gregarious and only slept when they were sure that all others fell asleep.\nEveryone was in their respective rooms, minding their business while we spent the night texting, talking. It was still raining. Can\u2019t complain about that. We roamed outside for a few minutes and slept when we were tired of walking.<\/p><\/p><\/p> End of Day 1\n<\/p>"}]
The volunteers made us feel very comfortable. They were gregarious and only slept when they were sure that all others fell asleep.\nEveryone was in their respective rooms, minding their business while we spent the night texting, talking. It was still raining. Can\u2019t complain about that. We roamed outside for a few minutes and slept when we were tired of walking.<\/p>
End of Day 1\n<\/p>"}]
There are a lot of things one can learn from PV Sindhu. The sheer iron will to come back and perform at the level she performs not only takes determination that can move mountains, it requires nerves of steel and a cool calm head, none of which I happen to have. As a kid I used to wonder why people used to celebrate being defeated, to my mind I had no concept of appreciating the hard work of sportspersons. The very fact that Sindhu made it to the finals alone is a fantastic thing to celebrate. <\/p>
But that didn't matter at the end, I hear people complain, she lost anyway!<\/p>
She lost one hell of a thriller, with a score margin so low it put her opponent in the sweats. She did not give up until the last moment, for the final set was a 22-20. How many times does that happen in pro-Badminton? In her chase for the Gold, she fought a battle that will be remembered for years to come. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503954317507","data":"59a48696c5f0e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503954319599","data":"
There is a lot to learn here, the simplest of which will be Sindhu's indomitable spirit, one that kept her going right till the end, making her opponent sweat bullets the size of Osaka. That isn't some easy achievement, it is some of the best badminton plays in recent times! <\/p>
It isn't easy to play at this level and suffer such a close shave of a defeat and then come back for more, but I suppose the love for the game is what drives them to return, over and over, until they have become legends. This is what we should learn from Sindhu. <\/p>"}]
If you are here to tell me you that special person who doesn't watch Game of Thrones, please go away, I don't want to hear it. <\/p>
However, if you're not a show-off and are feeling a deep pit in your heart reopening as you slowly realise you have to wait until late 2018 or early 2019 (yes, 2019, I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news) for the final season of the show that has left us captivated for so long, let me assure you that you're not alone in this endeavour. As someone who wasted away his golden years (I'm kidding) waiting for Half Life, I do have a few suggestions to make as you what you can do to until the next season of Game of Thrones comes by. <\/p>
1. Cryogenically freeze yourself: <\/b><\/p>
But don't go overboard with it like Mei did at Ecopoint. You know what, I have this distinct feeling that I'm wasting all the references I'm dropping in this piece on people who don't even know what I'm talking about, so I'll post a video that explains the reference down below, but I digress. <\/p>
So, yeah, cryogenically freeze yourself for like 2 years or something from now. Let your body go into hibernation while you enjoy the peaceful sleep that will beat all sleeps you've ever slept and wake up just in time to watch the next season. Just be careful though, the last thing you need when you wake up is to find the medical workers waking you up discussing spoilers, or the fact that Donald Trump has successfully blown up the world. <\/p>
Psst.. after you're done watching this video, watch Dragons Overwatch Animated Short. You won't regret it. <\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1503920479153","data":"8tjcm_kI0n0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503919110616","data":"
2. Tell everyone to watch Game of Thrones: <\/b><\/p>
While I much prefer method 1, where would we be without the Game of Thrones evangelists who spread the good word of the old gods and the new of Westeros across the world? By tell everyone, I actually mean annoy everyone and force them to watch Game of Thrones. By the time they stop resisting, it'll be too late and they'll be hooked. GoT Evangelists are also funny in a 'diametrically opposite of the guy who says I don't watch Game of Thrones everywhere' way. So cute. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503920605814","data":"59a4026db024f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503919290218","data":"
3. Yell spoilers at each other to ruin it for those still catching up. <\/b><\/p>
Don't actually do this, but we all know you're going to do this anyway, you savage people you. I personally don't mind spoilers for Game of Thrones because most of the deaths are mostly foreshadowed by the actions of the characters and hinted upon in the dialogue. Yeah, I'm one of those freaks who watch Game of Thrones for the drama and not the sex scenes, which brings me to the next point. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503919414667","data":"59a40320717b6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503919417032","data":"
4. Watch Game of Thrones again, this time for the plot<\/b><\/p>
As funny as it may sound, I am told that way too many people know Game of Thrones not for its fantastic characters, the world in which the characters move about, the narrative and the themes, the redemption arcs for characters or even something as simple as action sequences which should at least appeal to someone less smarter than Hordor. Apparently. Game of Thrones is popular with many geniuses because it has sex scenes in it. <\/p>
I mean, just how depraved of sexual contact do you have to be to depend on Game of Thrones of all things on the internet (ahem) for satisfying your carnal urges? Jeez, go find yourself a partner or something or a substitute for, ahem, human touch. Just because Game of Thrones has the God of Tits and Wine doesn't mean this is a show you watch for all the sex scenes. That's just disrespectful. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503920190416","data":"59a40355d38a0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503920215653","data":"
5. Actually read the books. <\/b><\/p>
I realise just saying that might seem like a joke to a lot of people, but I'm serious about this. Read the books. Martin himself said about 20 characters that have died in the show are still alive in the books, and with Jon's name reveal today, it does throw a lot of interesting questions in the air. <\/p>
Or, y'know, don't. It only is one of the best fantasy series in the world at the moment, not everyone has the luck to experience it as it is being written. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503920881184","data":"59a403778f1cf"}]
(WARNING : Harsh content! You might not like it, so read it on your own risk)<\/p>\n
\"Failure is the first step towards success\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cFailure is the best teacher\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cFailure is not falling down, but refusing to get up\u201d<\/p>\n
Typical definitions of failure, aren\u2019t they? But let me tell you, none of the quotes mentioned above define \u2018failure\u2019. They define the people who were determined to achieve success.<\/p>\n
Then, what actually is failure?<\/p>\n
Failure is nothing but an inability to work up-to the required limit. If you\u2019re one among those who failed, then it\u2019s not because you are on your journey of success. It is simply because you did not put in much effort. Failure can be remarked as your \u2018Journey to success\u2019 after you\u2019ve achieved your goal, but right now, it simply means \u2018YOU DID NOT WORK HARD ENOUGH\u2019. You\u2019d probably be asked the reason for your failure, right? Who would you say is responsible? Your teachers? Your education system? Or would you say circumstances were such that you couldn\u2019t study?<\/p>\n
I would say NONE. It\u2019s you. Yes, only you are to be held responsible. No one else is. It was your own headache. Why would anyone else jump into your pool for no reason? Now don\u2019t plan for suicide saying \u2018I quit\u2019 or anything else just because I told you were responsible. Ending your life might end your part of problem, what about your parents? Why give them the punishment when you are at fault? Live life and bear it yourself. You can\u2019t die in peace when you know your death is torturing someone else. It was your parent\u2019s job to get you admitted in a college, their part of work is done. It was your teacher\u2019s job to teach you, they did. Now don\u2019t you dare say that your teachers weren\u2019t good enough to teach you everything. You were supposed to be attending all of their classes in order to learn the lessons. Did you do that? If you did that, you would have at least got passing marks!!! If not, then stop blaming them.<\/p>\n
The whole and sole reason you failed, is because you did not give as much time as it was demanded. So, sitting in a corner and crying is absolutely of no use. It is not going to help you even slightest of a bit. If you\u2019re so concerned about it, then skip the crying part and start working for it. Stop blaming someone else for your loss. If you can\u2019t give credits to someone for your success, then don\u2019t even dare to blame someone for your failure. You always have a chance to mend your mistakes. Opportunities won\u2019t come your way if you keep stumbling over the same mistakes again and again. Accept you are liable for your failure but don\u2019t let yourself drown in dismay. Your failure was meant for you realize something. It was for you to understand that the amount of work done was insufficient, and you need to work even harder to be successful. Just making up plans and sticking to it for a couple of days won\u2019t help. Consistency is important.<\/p>\n
\u2018But there are circumstances when I can\u2019t study\u2019<\/p>\n
Ever heard about Stephen Hawking? He can\u2019t even move himself an inch and yet he is one of the most successful people on earth. What could be worse than being paralyzed for life? Any other excuses?<\/p>\n
Come on, it\u2019s your life. No one is going to live it for you. You work hard, you reap the fruits. If you don\u2019t, then it\u2019s your fault. Failure would never be your \u2018path to success\u2019 but it\u2019ll be a little part of your success if you learn the lessons taught by your failure. Now, it\u2019s your decision to either jump off and fall or jump off and fly.<\/p>\n"}]
She eventually started drifting from loneliness which silently made her mourn in grief to live without a person who gave her life. She now knew she was never alone because her dad promised her to be the light in dark and the shadow in light. <\/p>
\n\nShe was standing still yet the ground was wobbly, now she was more stronger than before, <\/p>
\nYes she did lost her self, but that was just a piece of her soul which she couldn\u2019t replace. <\/p>
\n\nNow she knew things wont be done as a word said.<\/p>
\n\nWhenever she missed her greatest support she gazed at the garlanded portrait and whispered these lines,<\/p>
\n\n\u201cYou taught me to walk,<\/p>
\nyou gave me wings, you helped me fly, you fulfilled all my dreams,<\/p>
\n\nyou helped me learn,<\/p>
\nYou gave me strength, <\/p>
You taught me to forgive and forget,<\/p>
Maybe there will be no one who ll love me more than you for what I am. <\/p>
\nYou never let me down whatever the circumstances. <\/p>
\n\nFrom buckling my shoe to dressing my hair, \n\nyou are the reason for me to live happily. <\/p>
\n\nI know there were days i made you cry and broke you but you are the most precious gift i received from GOD. <\/p>
\n\nProud to be your daughter daddy.\u201d<\/p>"}]
It took me a lot of time to gather my thoughts for this movie. <\/p>
Beneath all the supposed 'vulgarity' our society accuses Arjun Reddy of having, beneath the 'bad words' that supposedly made it popular with Telugu speaking youth, beneath the straight to the point nature of the film, Arjun Reddy is a movie that is peerlessly honest. In all my years of watching Telugu cinema, which I admit took a backseat for a long time because the industry had begun to bore me with the same cliched storyline over and over again, I have never come across a movie so brutally honest, so down to earth with characters that talk, walk and behave like real people do. Arjun Reddy is a window to the life of another person, except this window is real and what you see before you on that screen is a story that could have really taken place in real life. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503825619760","data":"59a29bc0e0eff"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503825622158","data":"
At its core, Arjun Reddy is a story of the redemption of a man who has hit rock bottom and stayed there for so long, he made rock bottom his home, his palace and of course, his personal prison. It is the story of a man trapped in his own memories and looking for the next fix to keep his mind from the misery of his existence. It's the story of suffering, unapologetically honest and brutal suffering that all of us who have gone through a breakup can identify with, and although we may never hit rock bottom as hard as the titular character Arjun Reddy did, we can certainly identify the elements that took him there. <\/p>
Devarakonda Vijay Sai's performance as Arjun Reddy is easily the best in recent times, I could go on to say he is the best Telugu actor in the industry as of this moment. The pain and suffering he portrays on screen, central to Arjun's character, could not have been pulled off by anyone else except this actor who is barely 3 films old, with Arjun Reddy being his fourth venture. Indeed, any high praise that comes the way of Vijay from this movie would be an understatement considering his performance and the sheer iron will to stay committed and in character for the entire movie. In the words of a friend, Devarakonda Vijay seems to make suffering a poetry. Growing up in a privileged home, Arjun's isolation with the social injustices of society are made apparent as the movie progresses. His free spirited nature and his utter disregard for societal conventions is a microcosm of the movie itself, a point which I will return to momentarily. <\/p>
Shalini Pandey, the female lead who plays Preethi, is not one the industry would consider 'glamorous' and that is precisely what makes this movie so realistic and grounded. Unlike most Telugu films (or even Hindi films for that matter) where the 'heroines' look over glamorous, over sexualised and over reacting to everything around them, Shalini's portrayal of Preethi is, in the simplest form, real. Preethi looks like just another person you would see on their way to college, a normal woman who falls in love, makes love, studies and lives and breathes. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503827461696","data":"59a29be2c2d74"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503827464407","data":"
It is difficult to believe that this is director Sandeep Reddy Vanga's first movie. Scenes are abruptly cut, there are close up shots that evoke the sense of intimacy and tenderness, there are even sequences shot without a single cut that left us absolutely enthralled, especially a scene in the second act of the movie which involves Arjun going to a hostel on his motorcycle. The entire hostel sequence was shot without a single scene cut, it is one continuously long shot that is gratuitously satisfying to watch. If Sandeep Reddy can do this with his first film, I cannot wait to see how he matures as a director going forward. <\/p>
Much like the rest of the movie, even the characters of the movie are as real as the leads themselves. Arjun's best friend Shiva and the rest of his gang are your friends, they talk and behave like yours would do in real life and that is precisely why this movie is so great. I know I've been repeating that for about all of this write-up, but that's just how amazed I am with the movie, and why it is so effective. <\/p>
This is a movie that breaks every cliche of the Telugu film industry, it laughs in the face of the cliches and has nothing but utter contempt at the prudes in our society. Arjun and Preethi celebrate their love like any other real couple does, there is no being coy, there is no beating around the bush. Arjun respects Preethi for who she is and the feeling of trust and respect is only reciprocated by Preethi when she finally opens up to him. Shalini does a wonderful job here, turning from a meek young girl to a woman who isn't afraid of being who she is around Arjun. She isn't just some damsel in distress, she has a life, a story of her own and a world of her own, which is more than I can say for other Telugu movies in which actresses exist only for a couple of songs and some eye candy. <\/p>
Even the final act of the movie, which has divided those who have watched the movie with a difference in opinion, was done in the same style as the rest of the movie. While the ending might seem too good to be true when you consider the larger scheme of things, the way it is handled is absolutely perfect. <\/p>
Baahubali 2 pushed the boundaries of what is possible in a Telugu movie but is Arjun Reddy that defines the future of the industry. Arjun Reddy has shown us that a debutant director with a fairly new lead actor and a completely new actress can break every known cliche and convention of the Telugu Film Industry and make a movie so raw, so unapologetically real and grounded, it becomes a benchmark. <\/p>
And benchmark it is, for after this every movie will be compared to Arjun Reddy. A new dawn rises for Telugu cinema where it has now been proven, without the shadow of a doubt, that truly great movies containing real people in them can be made, putting the products of nepotism that currently infest the industry and their fans to shame for once and for all. I simply cannot recommend this movie enough. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503829094903","data":""}]
I got a seminar tomorrow. My ppt is ready. I am fully prepared. I practice my seminar in front of the mirror a dozen times. Yes ,I am confident.I can do it. <\/p>\n
Next day, in the seminar hall i stood infront of my audience like a stone blabbering shit unrelated to the content , thinking about what others will feel after I complete my seminar.Will I be able to give it again ?. Finally it was over. I breathed a sigh of relief. But did i succeed? <\/p>\n
It is a NO in bold letters. Most of us went through this. We don't go forward in many sitiations only to hide ourselves and letting our fear win over us always. Fuck it dude. You are much better . Yeah , you will fail a million times , but one day will come where people will look upon you with expectations. If you want that day to happen in your life , you gotta be fearless. <\/p>\n
Speak up. Stand up for what u think is right.Don't care if u got support behind your back or not , because people behind your back will always remain there .You have to be in the front. Become a leader.Become a role model.Have fan following. Life seems so beautiful then.Let people talk about you.Let it be negative or positive, but you are their topic.That's what matters.<\/p>\n
I would always suggest, doesn't matter if you loose or win , tweak your moustache and keep your head high. Give shit to people who talk shit about you. <\/p>\n
You are the hero of your life. Live a life that you deserve. \n<\/p>\n"}]
1. PRAGATHI TIFFIN CENTER :<\/b><\/p>
Skip your breakfast and take an early morning stroll in the Pragathi gully. Something tickles your senses and the next second you'll find yourself in front of an array of mouth watering treats like idlis, dosas etc... Pragati Tiffin Center rightly shows why they master in Paneer Dosa. While comparing with other Bandis the varieties offered here are less but they set a bold statement when compared to the other food standards. <\/b><\/p>
Get your plate and just sit under the tree and dig into your Dosa. Wow feeling assured<\/b><\/p>
Address :Opposite Pragathi College, Sultan Bazar, Hanuman Tekdi, Koti, Hyderabad<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503647960547","data":"599fdd323d075"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503656599474","data":"599ffcde31b0c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503648989319","data":"2. TIBBS FRANKIE :<\/b>It is one of the best street food in Hyderabad located in the upscale locality of Himayatnagar<\/b>. The well-cooked chicken blended with the right spices and a layer of egg makes it a perfect option for street food enthusiasts. Believe me or not you 'll have the perfect lip smacking pocket-friendly Frankie's over here. <\/div>Address :<\/span><\/div>Manyavar Showroom, Opposite Galaxy Cafe, Himayath Nagar, Hyderabad<\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503649229694","data":"599fde74b4ce0"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503657073345","data":"599ffcd617c99"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503649480957","data":"3. KATHMANDU MOMOS:<\/b>I certainly believe there isn't any place other than Kathmandu momos which serve such yummy momos. It is a tiny stall located on the busy roads of Somajiguda but is simply incredible for its quality and taste. The spread of word can do wonders to a place like this.<\/div>Address :<\/b><\/u>Opposite Yashoda Hospital, Raj Bhavan Road, Somajiguda, Hyderabad<\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503649315822","data":"599fe27c10a9e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503650379073","data":"4. MUJTABA GRILLS :<\/b>You'll probably have the best shawarma of your life here. Shawarma is grilled, the chicken is crisp and yum. Though they serve other dishes it is popular for its Shawarma.<\/div>Address :<\/u>Plot 1, Gun Rock Enclave, Janakpuri Colony, Karkhana, Secunderabad<\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503651257731","data":"599fe68483a3a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503651376780","data":"5. CHACHAJI WADAPAV :<\/b>If you want to taste food from different states in Hyderabadi style then you have to visit Sindhi Colony in Secunderabad. You'll find many stalls which excel in serving Bombay chat, Chinese, Italian, Punjabi Pao Bhaji's etc. One such place for Wadapav cravings is Chachaji Wada pav. This is a tiny little stall which is known for its Wada pav and Dabeli. <\/div>Address <\/b>:<\/u>Near Satguru Complex, Beside LOT Mobile, Sindhi Colony, PG Road, Secunderabad<\/div><\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503656357919","data":"599ffa0f64ace"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503656722516","data":"599ffb72ea24d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503657464221","data":"Apart from these, there are also few well-known places like Gokul chat, Alpha hotel near Secunderabad railway station, Sardarji's Chat , Famous ice creams in Mozamjahi market. What are you waiting for?! now go on and tickle you taste buds.<\/div>"}] Published in clg-short-name Waiting for the approval by Admin Terms and conditions Message OK
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