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Orange Research Lab Industries, established in 2010, is the leading IoT Consulting in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. They mentor passionate faculty\/students to convert their dreams into reality. ORL visited Sphoorthy Engg. College and we the students of II yr CSE were introduced to them on 21st August 2017 (Monday).<\/p>
First of all, let me tell about this great man, Mr. Madhu P.(also called Mr. MAD), the founder of ORL Industries. He told us about himself, about ORL, their past, their mission and their support for us. The most inspiring thing about him was the fact that he founded this company when he was still in college! At that young age, he had the passion and commitment to start up this company. This fact alone deserved a standing ovation, in my opinion. Having that courage to do such a big thing, along with managing his studies, it's outstanding and has inspired me a lot. Also, he started this company with not more than Rs.10,000. Just 10k! His belief in himself is definitely one of the reasons for ORL's success.<\/p>
ORL will be collaborating with our college, creating SPHN Hub, where students and faculty can share their ideas for new technologies. They believe that ideas, if given proper guidance, can do wonders for humans. ORL is here to give us that support, to mentor us.<\/p>
A problem I felt was that I didn't have any ideas for this. Mr. Madhu answered my this doubt (as if he heard my thought!). He said we WILL get ideas, if we learn new technologies. Of course! Now the problem was that these newer technologies, like IoT, Android and all, they aren't in our curriculum. ORL has a solution for this. They told us that every 3rd Saturday, they'd come to our college. That day we could share our ideas with them. Also, they have developed a 1-year program, starting this September to the next. In this 1 year, they aim to educate us 10 different technologies, which include IoT, Android, Machine Learning, Robotics, AR and VR, and others. We could learn all of this online, whenever we want. The only requirement is that we invest 40 hrs every month on that topic. These certificates will definitely be a plus point for our resumes. These facilities are offered for just Rs.4000, which will be valid for an entire year. Pretty reasonable price, if you ask me. And learning these will enable us to work on newer technologies which will be beneficial for our jobs in future.<\/p>
Now this visit, apart from being informative, was really entertaining too; especially towards the end. We were shown a remote controlled robot, called Rakshasi, which was so cool! She spoke, played music and even kinda danced! Then two students got an opportunity to try VR glasses. And lastly, we were shown the working of an excitometer. Now this one was hilarious! A boy was called and asked to sit on a chair facing the camera (which was being projected on the wall). He sat, and now... he was asked to dance! He looked SO funny doing that! The way he shook his body got the entire seminar hall bursting into laughter. He kind of vibrated his chest awkwardly. I just could not stop laughing! So yeah, it was definitely entertaining.<\/p>
I have high hopes from this initiative. Students have got a great platform to share their ideas and innovations, and are provided with excellent support. I'm sure this will be beneficial for many of us.<\/p>"}]
It has been a matter of some contention to me that I, for the longest time, couldn't come to terms with what exactly I wanted to do with my life. We've all read the literature and the online wisdom surrounding dreams, specifically how to chase them and to never give up. But in true fashion of this cruel phenomenon called life, it obviously is easier said than done. <\/p>
Here's the thing, everyone of us has hopes and dreams, something they wish to achieve with their life come what may, but not many of us have the iron will and the sheer stubbornness when it comes to actually chasing after them. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503491399062","data":"599d78db74ba6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503491400794","data":"
It is a glamorous thought nonetheless, as you dream of yourself chasing after your dream, if you allow yourself the effort to remember yours. For the longest time, I thought I had lost the ability to dream because I did not remember a single one of mine for a long period of time. It was only after I yearned after something that my vivid dreams came back to me, so vivid that it adhered to the laws of physics utterly and completely, making me often believe that it was the truth. There are some dreams that you even remember the smells of, remember the cool breeze that was flowing on your face as you went through it. Such dreams, often, leave you disappointed when you wake up, when you realise that you have to get back to the drudgery of real life instead of staying in that dream world forever. <\/p>
This has bothered me because I strictly believe that is our only chance on the planet, we only get one life, so why are we ensuring that we let it be as boring as possible, to the point that even the smallest of dreams seem like something appealing and something we should yearn for?<\/p>
Fight for your dreams, because it is your right to chase them. Do not give up on your dream at any cost, for only when we achieve transcendence between this world and our personal dream world, we will be at peace with ourselves. <\/p>"}]
\"No, I do not feel like writing now.\"<\/p>
<\/p>
The head's burning hot. Eyes resisting to stay open. <\/p>
Hands begging not to move. Back's refused to stay straight. <\/p>
Can't even close the eyes, they itch as they contract. <\/p>
Can't put down the head, won't pick up that load again. <\/p>
Can't stop my hands, the lone ranger as the task force. <\/p>
Can't lay back, gotta keep up with the pace and poise. <\/p>
You see your skin getting pale. Your body wobbling and striving to survive. <\/p>
And for the matter of fact, that's only how you've been changed. <\/p>
It's all happening around you. <\/p>
People getting lost, people getting away. <\/p>
People getting committed, some yet stay. <\/p>
It's never easy to go through all the hurdles that life keeps on piling up in front of you. <\/p>
And that essay of endeavors gets enhanced when the sole striving force is just you, all alone. <\/p>
You wish to rest yourself when the road seems to be endless and the turns leading nowhere. <\/p>
And that rest, not bound by time in any sense, is your last resort to get a fresh breath in. <\/p>
But the time never pauses for anyone's plausible reason for it to stop by. <\/p>
And it keeps up with its pace whether you match it or fall and fail to stand up to its standards. <\/p>
It is as cruel as you like it and you can only watch and wail as it leaves you in the utter solitude. <\/p>
But there's always something that gets you going, no matter how surreal it may seem to be. <\/p>
'Cause not everything is justified by the logics and the reasoning of the human brain. <\/p>
Some things are rather felt with the conscience of the mind; not to explain, but to believe. <\/p>
Find the resort somewhere in yourself, because that's the only reality who could be certain of. <\/p>
And the world is transient and it will pass by, what stays with you is your soul, for life and beyond.<\/p> "}]
Recently I got the opportunity to interview a fine talent of our college. <\/p>
Her name is Sahaja perusing her third-year BTech (ECE Dept).She has amazed us with her live performance on fresher\u2019s 2k15. A small conversation with her gave me a lot of knowledge about her passion \u2013Gymnastics. So these were her answers to my queries.<\/p>
\uf0b7 When and why did you join gymnastics? <\/p>
-I joined gymnastics during my 3rd class summer break and later continued it due to my intense liking for this sport. I joined it because I like physical games more than studies. <\/p>
\uf0b7 So you have done schooling from a sports <\/p>
-Yes, I was selected for the sports school. <\/p>
\uf0b7 How do you get the courage to just do something that looks like you could break your neck?<\/p>
-Hold your breath and count to three.<\/p>
\uf0b7 How do you maintain your grip on the bars? <\/p>
-We use chalk. Chalk helps keep gymnast hands free from sweating and slipping off the bars, but it is hard to get off.<\/p>
\uf0b7 Are grips comfortable? <\/p>
-They are miserable until you get them broken in and build up enough blisters. <\/p>
\uf0b7 Do you flinch watching each other?<\/p>
-Absolutely! I get more nervous watching them than performing it myself.<\/p>
\uf0b7 Who do you think will win a faceoff between women and men? <\/p>
-I think women\u2019s team has more potential to win.<\/p>
\uf0b7 How many medals have you won till now?<\/p>
-approximately 40 -50 state level, national level 20. Few are only participation<\/p>
\uf0b7 Who is your inspiration? <\/p>
Many gymnasts like Nadia.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503420869535","data":"599c6301a70ef"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503421015416","data":"
\uf0b7 What are your future plans? <\/p>
I want to participate in Olympics! That\u2019s my dream <\/p>
Thank you, Sahaja for sharing your precious life story with us! This was Sahaja, a very talented gymnast who dreams to represent India at international level. I hope she conquers her dream and raises high to touch the stars and best wishes from CMRTC.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503421109284","data":"599c6352f1431"}]
<\/p>As children, we've all had our period of fascination with outer space, the mysteries it holds and the sheer size of the universe, bigger and emptier than we previously thought was possible. While some of us grew up from that phase, a few never took their eyes off the sky, dreaming about the stars and the universe beyond what we can observe, hoping one day to become part of the elite that makes discoveries and research about space. For those of us so inclined, here's an opportunity for you to attend talks and mingle with the best minds of space research from across the world, right here in India, Bengaluru to be more specific. The Young Professionals in Space (YPS) is an initiative to bring scientists, practitioners, engineers and leaders of the space industry and agencies in a single venue. Discuss recent research breakthroughs, technical advancements, existing opportunities and emerging space technologies.\nThe Speakers list is veritable who's who of the Space research industry, featuring luminaries like Tim Lee, the Chair of IEEE Sight, USA, Dr. Paul A Rosen, Director of Global Activities IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society, as well as NISAR Project Scientist at Jet Propulsion Labs, NASA and from our very on ISRO, Mylswamy Annadurai, Director of ISRO Satellite Center, Bengaluru. \nAlso featuring on the speaker's list are some of the best minds from across the globe, like Dr. Ravindra Dahiya from the University of Glasglow, Lorenzo Monte, Research Scientist, Telephonics, Mr. Puneet Mishra from ISRO Bangalore, Prof. Steven Reising Colorado State University and many others from various space research and development organizations from around the globe. \nYoung Professionals in Space is one single package comprising of start-ups in space engineering, boot camp, technical and networking events focused on prime minister Narendra Modi\u2019s vision of digital india, skill development and entrepreneurship development. \nBelieve us when we say this, you absolutely do not want to miss an event with so many brilliant speakers to listen to and interact with like minded youngsters. An event like this is once in a life time, one that can potentially change your life forever. \nThe event will be held at the Sterling Macs Hotel in Bengaluru from the 24th of November to the 26th, with tickets for the event coming very soon! Stay tuned to stuMagz for more updates on the event! \n
In the meanwhile, check out their website by clicking here<\/a>, and don't forget to like their Facebook page and keep an eye out for updates, which you can find by clicking here! <\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503420118285","data":"599c5f385d81e"}]
\u201cI shall stand before you to shield you; <\/p>
\nI shall take the curse of words before you could hear them;<\/p>
I shall absorb the criticism before you know it;<\/p>
I shall let the hands push me back before they could reach you; <\/p>
\nI shall converge the bad sight on the self before the rays fall on you; <\/p>
\nI shall resist the storm of emotions!!!\u201d\u2014\u2014 <\/p>
\nSaid my heart to my mind. <\/p>
\n \n\nMy mind replied \u201d My dear, <\/p>
\nThe cursing lips would praise you, for my thoughts shall be so; <\/p>
\nThe eyes of bad sight would reflect the vision, for my conscious shall be so; <\/p>
\nThe ears would hear the footsteps towards success, for my deeds shall be so; <\/p>
\nThe hands would grasp for a handshake, for my acts shall be so; <\/p>
\nI would then listen to the rhythm of the stereo-heart!!!\u201d <\/p>
Listening to the conversation\u2014\u2014<\/p>
My lips smiled; <\/p>
\nMy eyes sparkled; <\/p>
\nMy ears could sense the heat in the beat!!!!!! <\/p>"}]
Over the weekend, social media and WhatsApp bore witness to the horrific abuse of a 3 perhaps 4-year-old child being yelled and slapped into learning their first digits in life. With the child begging the woman shooting the video to teach her with love, begging with her hands clasped together, saying she already has a headache and an earache from all the yelling, it leads me to believe that whoever this sick twisted person who shot the video was, she probably thought it would make a cute and funny video that would be shared amongst the family so they can all join together and laugh at the horrors inflicted upon the psyche of a 4-year-old. <\/p>
Obviously, it didn't work out so well for the woman who shot the video<\/p>
The short horror story caused an uproar of indignation amongst many across social media, with current Indian cricket team captain Virat Kohli sharing it and bringing it to national attention. Those familiar with the issue have told me that the video had already gone viral on Whatsapp's Uncle Network (a name we made up out of sheer frustration of being subjected to blatant propaganda and those annoying good morning and good night messages every day) and that while some people reacted in horror, there have been an uncomfortably large amount of people who are perfectly okay with the child being psychologically scarred for their entire life just to learn some numbers. <\/p>
The same sick and twisted phenomenon could be seen on social media, where most of the top comments were 'We were beaten up when we were children, we turned out just fine!', no, my friends, you did not turn out fine, especially not when you see such blatant child abuse on the screen, where the child is screaming in rage and frustration, repeating anything to make the torment stop and not actually learning anything. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1503393732520","data":"VpwdWE3c5U4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503389087327","data":"
This festering cancer within our society that scars kids for life and causes a serious lack of respect for authority figures in children growing up to be adults is just a part of the usual great Indian hypocrisy: in one breath we extol the virtues of children, calling them pure of heart and being the physical embodiment of the gods themselves on earth, with another we do not hesitate to beat them up and force them into learning through fear instead of letting the child be curious and ask questions. <\/p>
While India's long laundry list of hypocrisies can fill several volumes of old dusty tomes found in ancient libraries, right now, at this moment, there is a mother somewhere who thinks the video she made of their child is something cute and to be laughed at with the rest of her family instead of evidence of a rot in our society, one that must be treated before the cancer kills the body. <\/p>
I'm not sure how many of you are old enough to remember, but when I was growing up, there was this certain school that had mastered the art of commodifying education, selling it like fish in the market instead of a tool to empower the children unfortunate enough to be trapped in their cages. The USP of these prisons was that they were extremely strict with their students\/prisoners, and back in the day, extremely strict was a dog whistle for saying they employed corporal punishments. <\/p>
Parents, who knew full well that corporal punishments were banned by the Delhi High Court after a landmark case that outlawed the inhuman practice in the year 2000, still sent their children to schools like these because they believed beatings would help their children improve their grades and study well. <\/p>
It is important that I highlight the utter disgust I'm feeling at this moment at my fellow countrymen and women, but the rage I'm feeling probably cannot be translated into words without me resorting to less than acceptable language on this platform, and hence I will refrain from doing so, but I do have this to say, what sort of coward would want to hit a child that probably does not even know any better? Why have we become so accustomed to child abuse that we shrug it off and move on instead of standing our ground and saying this is not okay? Whatever happened to Steve Rogers saying that when the whole world tries to convince you that something wrong is something right and tells you to move, it is your duty to plant yourself like a tree on the banks of the river of truth, look these dealers of child violence in the eye and say, 'No, you move.' <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503391568049","data":"599befb23975f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503391574575","data":"
Growing up, I had everything from chalk to a full sized duster throw at me, the latter of which shattered the window I was sitting in front of, the scars of the incident still a constant reminder of how utterly disgusting our attitude towards child abuse is in this country. The offender, in this case, was our physics teacher, a man who didn't think twice in slapping kids around. But on that day, I had had enough, I was already taller than him and extremely angry at having glass shards piercing my back. Combine this with teenage angst, years of being abused by various teachers and having the object of my anger right in front of my eyes at the head of the class. Let's just say he got what was coming for him and I narrowly managed to escape a dismissal from the school.<\/p>
But for every student who manages to successfully stand up to their oppressors in schools across India, how many more suffer in silence because they know they will not get justice, not at home, or at school, when both of these places are controlled and led by poor excuse of human beings, cowards in the name of teachers and parents who believe it is their right to hit children? <\/p>
As the years went by, the notion of hitting a child just because they disobeyed you or didn't understand you made no sense at all. Children learn from the adults they see around them, so when they are beaten for disobedience or some misunderstanding, they are imprinting upon their children the singular notion that might is right, and that only physical violence is the proper answer to everything in life. This leads to children fearing and secretly resenting you, even if they won't admit it, and they would much rather risk lying than telling you the truth ever again because why should they trust you to be their friend in need when all you've shown them is your complete lack of tact and your caveman tendency by hitting a defenseless child?<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503392664770","data":"599bf8699f8be"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503392666893","data":"
Nothing gives me more pleasure than seeing a teacher go to jail because they had become too big for their own heads. This extends to professors in engineering colleges, who believe themselves to be above the law. I knew one such professor who lied to students that he had an accident when in reality, mask-wearing students had waylaid him and beaten him till he cried and begged them to stop. This news should horrify me, but it didn't. Why? Because the professor had it coming for him, he lorded over students and believe he could beat up anyone he wanted with no consequences. There's also the fact that people often forget engineering students are legally adults and are usually big enough to stand up for themselves and fight back. But I digress. <\/p>
Studies have shown us that students and children who respect their teachers and parents respectively are more likely to listen to their wishes than children who are beaten into submission. Fear does not work, it just makes children be more secretive and become extremely good with their lies, ask anyone of your friends that sneaks out at night for a round of drinks. I have already mentioned twice before that Indian parents are hilariously inept at being parents, most of them are just birth givers with children who grow up learning lies to hide themselves to the point that their parents have no idea about the kind of person their child has become. <\/p>
It is time to stop using fear as a tool to force children into studying, because it has never and will never work. Fear only teaches secrecy, which is why you see many adults today, especially women, living double lives. If you're a guy, just ask your female friends how many excuses they make to get out of the house to hang out with their squad, and how many of those excuses are the truth. <\/p>
The history of this country is being written, and I hope to see it become a great country where children do not have to fear to go to school because some unloved coward turned teacher beats them. Not only will there be hell to pay, if it were my child, I would not rest until I personally make sure that teacher is fired and possibly arrested, but perhaps that would be putting too much faith in the working of our law and order department. <\/p>
A child does not ask to be born, the choice to bring a child into this world is the parents to make, and it simply boggles my mind that there are people who think a couple making this choice means they 'own' the child. <\/p>
No, they don't, you don't own the child, in fact, you owe the child all the love and care you can afford to give it because it was by your choice and your body that the child was born. If the baby had a choice, would it really choose parents that abuse it for something as simple as learning numbers?<\/p>"}]
Dr G.Narsimha rao Garu, the scientist in DRDL, who is currently working in the \"AKASH MISSILE PROJECT\" graced to our institution \"Stanley college of engineering and technology for women\" on the occasion of silver jubilee celebrations of \" pragna prayukti \" on 19-08-2017 (lecture series 3).\n We are enlightened by his lecture on \"ADVANCES IN MISSILE TECHNOLOGY\" where we students are helped by his lecture for our career guidance which provided us a path to board in to DRDO.<\/p>\n
we had a two minute interview with Dr. G. <\/i><\/b>Narsimha<\/i><\/b> rao garu<\/i><\/b> as <\/i><\/b>follow<\/i><\/b><\/i><\/b>s<\/i><\/b>:<\/p>\n
Q1<\/i>. what is your advice to students who take missile technology as a career?<\/i><\/p>\n
His advice<\/b><\/i>: <\/i>As missile technology is the combination of all branches<\/i><\/i>, student should Excell in their respective branches with clear conceptual knowledge and appear for respective competitive examinations to enter in to this field.<\/i><\/p>\n
Q2<\/i>. will the concepts in our education helps us to succeed in the field work?<\/i><\/p>\n
His <\/b><\/i><\/i>response<\/b><\/i>: Absolutely, you will not get to know at present but later on when you enter your field work you will get to know the real applications of the concepts that you have studied.<\/i><\/p>\n
Q3. How safe is our India is?<\/i><\/p>\n
His response<\/b><\/i>: Yes, as no one is attacking us, our country is safe.<\/i>\n<\/p>\n","id":"1503335548164","type":"txt"}]
October 18 2015: Let's take you to the PVR grounds, Shamshabad, Hyderabad. It was mid day and sun is head high scorching heat. but one particular group of people seem to be loosing their cool more than anyone else there. It was a HCA(Hyderabad Cricket Association) division league match and team members of Satya Cricket club were already dispirited and dissuaded with their performance as their dreams to end their losing streak seemed impossible. They were playing against CK Blues and were quickly losing wickets in the first innings itself and the score board didn't look good. But there was one guy who's still \nwaiting for his turn and wanted to keep the dreams alive. wickets went down and the fifteen year old boy entered on to the crease. In what must be one of the greatest comebacks according to his coach the boy went on to score an unbeaten 108 in his 25 over innings with just two more wickets in hand. All the team members were delighted with his innings and felt uplifted. They bowled out the opponents for a very less score and won the match by a very large margin.\n\"That was my most memorable and the best nostalgic moment for and I could never forget it as it was first of its kind in entire life\", says Abhishek Anumalla 18 year old, Computer Science engineering student and a Cricket enthusiast and a great dancer from CMRCET,Hyd.<\/p>\n
Abhishek recently received many accolades for his innings he played against the senior team in an exhibition match organised by the physical department of CMRCET. He unanimously won the match for the juniors team and showcased his amazing talent. we decided to nominate him for \"the student of the week\"and approached him for an interview.<\/p>\n
The team: Hello Abhishek! Congrats dude\n that was a great performance!\nAbhi: Hello! Thank you very much guys! that\n means a lot to me.\nTeam : Give us a brief intro about yourself \n Abhishek.\nAbhi: Well my name is Abhishek Anumalla\n Studying Computer Science(II year)\n in CMRCET.I stay in Malkajgiri,a bit\n far from college.\nTeam: about parents?<\/p>\n
Abhi: My father Dr.Balakrishnan works as\n the director of UGC Academic staff\n in Osmania University. He's my real\n hero and stays that way forever .<\/p>\n
My Goddess, Dr.Vanaja ,my mother \n works as a librarian at Kasturba \n Gandhi college for women.<\/p>\n
Team: Nice! you said your dad to be your\n hero. Tells us why?\nAbhi: Everything would be less to describe\n him. All the sacrifices he made for\n me, he forgoes his sleep for my\n practice countless times and still\n manages all the work at home and\n office in the best way possible.\n He's also the president of Consumer\n Welfare Association that has great\n recognition over the state.\n I could go on all the day about him,\n if you let me.<\/p>\n","id":"1503333453177","type":"txt"},{"data":"
From the Vault ;-)<\/p>\n","id":"1503333453181","type":"txt"},{"data":"599aef1281586","id":"1503333453181","type":"img"},{"data":"
Team: Great! Tell us about your hobbies,\n what you generally do when you're\n free apart from Cricket?\nAbhi: Well, my hobbies include dancing to\n dubstep music, playing football and\n listening to music. My body starts\n moving by itself when I hear music.\n I dance my heart out when I'm sad,\n happy or angry. I did it like an hour\n ago and recorded it, I'll show you\n guys if you are interested :-P<\/p>\n
Team: Awesome! abhi tell us about the\n biggest achievement in your life\n you feel very proud of.<\/p>\n
Abhi: My greatest achievement till date\n had to be when my name appeared\n for the Under-19 probables in the \n HCA in 2015.\nTeam: wow! that's great! have you\n played?\nAbhi: Unfortunately no! it's complicated.\n My coach didn't notify me about my\n selection. it hit me so hard :-(\nTeam: why's that?<\/p>\n
Abhi: I don't know. I didn't bother to ask.\n was very sad and disheartened. I\n made my friends to ask him for\n which he said\" Abhishek got select\n -ed and I notified him about it but\n he didn't show up at the HCA. It\n was so hard for me to digest it. it\n took me a while to come over it and\n resume my play.\n Now this year I'll be playing one day\n leagues again so I'm all pumped.<\/p>\n
Team: Great abhi! we can't miss a player\n like you and would feel great to\n watch you play!<\/p>\n
Abhi: haha! thank you!<\/p>\n
Team: tell us about your goals and what\n you dream of?<\/p>\n
Abhi: hah! My ultimate dream is to be a\n billionaire.I will work with every\n -thing I got to reach there.I also\n have thoughts like becoming a\n football manager of one the most\n Popular clubs in the world, to be\n a renowned ethical hacker . The\n greatest of all , owning a software\n company :-P<\/p>\n
Team: wow! such diverse aspirations you\n have there 😁<\/p>\n
Abhi: well I am free to dream. isn't it?<\/p>\n
Team: How did you got into engineering?\n coz you are doing well in cricket\n right?<\/p>\n
Abhi: I ask the same question to myself\n as to why everyday when I go to\n sleep. But I had to choose between\n the both and I happened to got here.\n But I don't regret that decision yet,\n as I experience a great environment\n here with different people. I still got\n two more years to prove myself and\n I'm sure I would do great with my\n cricketing career.<\/p>\n
Team: about your siblings?<\/p>\n
Abhi: oh yeah! I can't forget about her. \n Apoorva ,my elder sister also\n graduated from CMRCET from ECE\n branch.she got placed in Capgemini\n and is waiting for the call letter from\n company. She's like my support\n system always there for me when I\n feel low and cheers me up. I feel\n great to have such a sister.<\/p>\n
Team: Great! Any particular reason for\n choosing computer science? what\n subject do you like the most?<\/p>\n
Abhi: I loved coding dude! I also learnt\n something about hacking before I\n got into the college. But now I feel\n like losing interest in it after I got\n here :-*\n I love math. I used to be afraid of \n it but thanks to my mom I'm no \n more.i started solving problems\n while listening to music and it\n slowly turned into a habit. I no more\n feel scared and try my best to work\n out them. All credit to mom.<\/p>\n","id":"1503333453181","type":"txt"},{"data":"599aef4c417be","id":"1503333453190","type":"img"},{"data":"
Abhishek with his family.<\/p>\n","id":"1503333453190","type":"txt"},{"data":"599afc5f75cb5","id":"1503333453190","type":"img"},{"data":"599afc6b74c23","id":"1503333453190","type":"img"},{"data":"599afcbc6d8a1","id":"1503333453190","type":"img"},{"data":"","id":"1503333453190","type":"txt"},{"data":"599afd7d4b8bd","id":"1503333453190","type":"img"},{"data":"
Team: Tell us about your participation in\n cultural activities and events.<\/p>\n
Abhi: I participate in almost all sporting\n events. We performed on our\n Annual Day as a group. It was a\n nice experience. I've told you about\n my attachment to dance. lol.\n you can find the video on YouTube\n too, search for CMRCET annual day\n celebrations 2017.\n I was also the No .1 contender for\n the Mr. Fresher title in our college.\n 😜 <\/p>\n","id":"1503333453190","type":"txt"},{"data":"599afdabb0378","id":"1503333453191","type":"img"},{"data":"
Abhishek performing on the Fresher's day.<\/p>\n","id":"1503333453191","type":"txt"},{"data":"599afeb274eeb","id":"1503333453191","type":"img"},{"data":"
Team: How do you enjoy your time in\n your college?<\/p>\n
Abhi:As I already told you, I feel so\n homely when I walk into the class.\n Everyone single one is my buddy.\n What more would you need when\n the entire class is your friend. I\n thought engineering to be bunking\n classes, having fun out there and\n enjoying a lot, But I realises that I\n enjoy more when I genuinely try to\n be perfect and can still have fun.\n Our class is very unlike the others\n coz we don't have groups in our\n class which I observe in every other\n class. United we stand. I like that\n very much. No gang kind of things.<\/p>\n
Team: Your take on CMR? is it helping\n you in realising your goals? is it\n limiting you in any kind?<\/p>\n
Abhi:I feel a person can shape his career\n here and it's a great place to be, but\n yeah it's sad that it restricts me to\n go to private coaching and practice\n there. I don't like the concept of \n maths for attendance. is the one\n thing I want to change very badly.\n I feel like there's a need for more\n encouragement of sports here.I\n am grateful to our Physical director.\n He's a great personality.\n It's so stressful to stay back after\n classes in college to play and reach\n home thereafter. I hope selections\n were done in a more better way coz\n students nearer to college have an\n advantage. Skull has to be given\n more importance.<\/p>\n
Team: Okay! So have you ragged anyone\n now that you are a senior?<\/p>\n
Abhi: haha! Noo ragging in any form is\n but encouraged in our college. They\n are very strict about it and you\n know why. Ragging is all very silly\n like now and that's good too.\n I would like to scare them but I\n couldn't differentiate juniors from\n seniors. :-P\n \nTeam: Super! Any ideals our Philosophies\n you would like to share and guide\n people who land in same situations\n as you?<\/p>\n
Abhi: Life's all about pushing yourself to\n the point that's beyond where you\n feel like giving up no matter what\n you gave. Always say you are the\n \"Greatest\".<\/p>\n
Team: Very Inspiring indeed! Thanks\n for sharing everything you could\n and spending your time. we wish\n you achieve what you desire for .\n All the best for your future.<\/p>\n
Abhi: Thank you so much and same to\n you. It was nice speaking to you\n guys.<\/p>\n
P.S. :-\nCongrats again Abhishek.\nThis is the story of Abhishek Anumalla\n who thrives to work on his passion. Let's\nwish him the best.\nThank you for reading ;-)<\/p>\n
Interviewers - Ananth\n Visalakshi.<\/p>\n
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If you've been paying attention to my writings for the last couple of weeks, I've been dropping hints that I am not who I actually claim to be. Shireen is not my real name, although I am from BITS Hyderabad, I adopted this pseudonym to keep my identity a secret for no apparent reason except for the fact that I simply didn't want to be identified, I like keeping my privacy. <\/p>
Speaking of privacy, we've had excellent articles on this very platform highlighting the need for it especially for us students, and why we must fight for it. However, for introverts such as yours truly, there are certain times in the year where your privacy goes for a toss no matter how much you want to keep it: festivals. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503345282406","data":"599b428344c15"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503345283996","data":"
Personally, I do not mind. Because this is the only time in the year I acknowledge the existence of relatives. As much as I hate their prying eyes and questions, especially the ones which ask me when I'm getting married, I do have cousins who are super cool and around whom I can be myself again. This is the only reason I subject myself to the torture of the public eye, so I can hang out with the cousins that I choose to like. <\/p>
That being said, it is quite amazing how festivals in India bring together our families like no other time. Of course, the west has their Thanksgivings and Christmas parties, but nothing brings a family together like Indian festivals do. With all the privacy invading questions aside, it is absolutely great to catch up with your cousins over delicious sweets that you will regret eating later, but eat anyway because which sane person says no to ladoos and Kaju Barfi? <\/p>
With Ganesh Chaturthi coming up in a couple of days, it is important to remember that this is what makes India what it is, our close knit communities have problems of their own, but when we come together for something positive, it is a beautiful sight to see. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1503346260559","data":"599b42c716372"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1503346263478","data":"
Diwali, another festival that most of us love, has long since lost it's appeal for me because of all the pollution it causes, but I still enjoy hanging out with my cousins and discussing various issues, the hottest on the day being all the pollution caused. While our parents do not understand our position on the festival, all us cousins have decided to not be a part of festivities, choosing instead to work on social issues. We've taken it upon ourselves to clean the streets next morning of all the paper and collect it for the hardworking municipal workers who come to usually sweep and pick it up, and we make it a point to give them sweets for all their hardwork. <\/p>
Eid holds a special place in my heart because it teaches tolerance to people around me. In all the years that I've lived, I've never known a person to dislike Muslims after they had a taste of our delicious Sheer Kurma, but I'll talk about Eid on a later date. <\/p>
If anything, festivals are a representative of what we can achieve if we come together as people who love and respect one another. We must treat our fellow citizens as an extended family and spread the love as much as we can, only then can this once great country become great once again. <\/p>"}]
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