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Entrepreneurship is recognized as an important catalyst of economic growth of a country. Even the government has recognized the importance of entrepreneurship and has introduced programs like \"Make in India\" and \"Start-up India\".\n The aim of entrepreneurship development cell (EDC) at HITAM, is to develop and strengthen entrepreneurial qualities in the budding students and nurture talented young minds with a vision who are interested in starting their startups.\nThe college provides infrastructure and support to the students who are having innovative ideas. The EDC cell also assists the students with mentoring, planning and executing their startup ideas into a real business. Students are groomed with necessary inputs on how to be a successful entrepreneur through workshops and events conducted by eminent people from the industry.\n HITAM encourages the students to consider self-employment as a career option by providing training in entrepreneurship skills through activities, events, and workshops to train and motivate the students.\n There is an event called \"Startup Battle\" which was initiated by one of the Hitamites. The event is to bring new opportunities and to encourage the students. Students from different colleges have participated in this event. According to the event, students should pitch their ideas to the investors, so that they can generate more support and employment. Such initiatives are warmly welcomed as they are very necessary to enhance economic growth. Basically, startup means youths of the country who have the ability to stand up in the crowd. The skills that are required to run a business successfully, is developed among the people through this program. Sometimes, people may have skills but it requires polishing and incubation.\n This event is a big help to all the talented student startups to look so far to lead their life. Highly skilled and multitalented students will be completely benefited through this program. It is the necessity to lead the students in the right direction. The most important point about this event is that it involves students(youth) as startups as they have fresh minds, innovative ideas, required skill and new thinking to lead a business. Students are the energetic and highly skilled section of the society, so they are a better target for this event.\n Finally, the objective of EDC is to develop spirit and awareness of entrepreneurship among the students.EDC provides a platform for building entrepreneurs to improve their skills and build sustainable relationships with their mentors in order to facilitate successful transitions towards launching their own ventures.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566208759837}]
You want weapon's\n We are in the library\nBooks! The best weapon's in the world!\nThis rooms the greatest arsenal\n We could have.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566208122292},{"data":"
Code: 1908-1206-18-672-008\nphotography contest.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566208158410}]
Once upon a time, accidentally I have gone through an Instagram page. I was surprised to see a senior from our college could be such a good photographer. I scrolled down the page, and I found some of these pics. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565529165949","data":"5d501388215ae"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565529165950","data":"
When I was about to write about a photographer, I decided to write about him. Though he is not trained from a professional photographic institution, his photographs are eye-catchy and are connected to our daily lives.<\/p>
When I asked him about his journey, Praveen Kadari a 4th-year mechanical student says, \u201cI was 12 when my father gets a DSLR to our home which we occasionally use during festivals, family functions, and family trips. When I was in the 10th standard, during my family get-togethers I was happened to see the photos of our DSLR, that\u2019s when I realized, that, \u201cWe take photographs to the moments otherwise gone. Photographs are the pause button of our life.\u201d<\/p>
After, S. S. C, I joined in Narayana Residency College. I don\u2019t have an interest in those boring classes, so, I used to travel through the streets and realized that \u201ctrue beauty lies in these streets.\u201d During my Dussehra vacation, I went home and saw an old digital camera sitting in the cupboard gathering cobwebs. I brought the camera with me to the hostel. I used to take the camera with me when I go out and used to click snaps of what I felt close to, what was related to my connections, my real and imaginary encounters, my feelings, and emotions. I started taking every photograph that was meaningful to me on any level deliberately. That\u2019s how the story of my snaps started.<\/p>
Whenever I click a photo I will make sure that the photo could tell a story and will always keep these points in mind <\/p>
\u2022 Focus on the subject and Reframe the shot. Generally accidental refocusing decreases the livelihood of missing your focus point.<\/p>
\u2022 I will consider the wider content. The photograph should communicate to the viewer more than just something about the subject. It may have a very compelling story to tell. <\/p>
\u2022 Making it spontaneous. You can see straight away that it just happens in front of the photographer, and they will capture the moment. Most of the great pictures have been captured where events have unfolded\u2026it\u2019s happened in split seconds, and they\u2019ve caught the image. <\/p>
\u2022 Don\u2019t ignore the key ingredients that engage people\u2019s emotions such as (laughter, Angry, Sadness, Love, Compassion, etc) <\/p>
\u2022 Capturing as many frames as possible to ensure that you can get that one frame that tells the story.\u201d<\/p>
\nFinally, when I asked him whether he wants to continue his career as a photographer he says, \u201cI am a photographer by passion not by profession. Hunter, after all, aren\u2019t cooks. I click whenever I feel like and whenever it is connected to me. So, whatever my career would be photography will always be a part of my life.\u201d\n<\/p>
some of his street photographies include<\/p>
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Photography has a different perception to see the world. \u201cBeing a photographer is easy,but capturing the soul is very hard\u201d says Kaushik. KAUSHIK BUDDHIRAJU is one talented photographer of GEETHANJALI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY. His most notable work is Abstract photography. This passion towards photography has brought him a long way. \u201cI started photography when I was in 10th grade. My uncle who is an Armeture photographer has inspired me with his talent\u201d says Kaushik. Photography requires consistency and focus. Kaushik is also a portrait photographer, which is really amazing, since the emotions are beautifully captured in his photos. He is a photographer who captures souls of his models. With his amazing skills, he is able to portray the emotions of the models in a soul touching way. \u201c Two cameras which I usually use are Canon 600D with 17-70mm prime lens and Canon 1300D with 18-55mm prime lens as they cover the smallest detail possible\u201d he says. He also mentioned that Google snapseed and Adobe lightroom are his favourite apps for editing his pictures. Kudos to this photographer, who has at-most interest and passion in his work. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565266350144","data":"5d4c124dbe3b3"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565266350145","data":"5d4c12591980f"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565266350146","data":"5d4c1263b7315"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565266350147","data":"5d4c126dcccf7"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565266350148","data":"5d4c12778d00f"}]
We dig through our archives of old work, it's sometimes hard to look at. But the fact is, we all started somewhere!<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565374259897","data":"
Sreya\u2019s journey to becoming an artist began at the age of 16, when her dad bought a DSLR for their family trip. She found her obsession while discovering its operation. Her curiosity is the driving force for this passion of hers. Inspired by her father who is an ardent nature-lover, Sreya started her journey by capturing the beauty of Earth. She was smitten by the beauty the world has to offer. She captured everything under the sun! \n <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565374259898","data":"
\u201cThis heart of mine was made to travel this world,'' says our young photographer. She wishes to explore & capture the beautiful moments around the world. Making a mini gallery at home someday is one from her bucket list! She\u2019s born with a creative streak and a desire to communicate her thoughts through pictures. Calm, quiet and creative perfectly describes her! She\u2019s a vivid learner who, never truly accepts compliments about her work because she\u2019s too busy agreeing with her critics.\u201d\n <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565374259899","data":"
She\u2019s a part of Philanto, our Photography Club. You\u2019ll surely find her behind the camera during college events! She has a collection of the best clicks indeed! While we are busy making memories in college, Sreya is occupied in capturing them! \nCapturing various emotions and knowing their inside stories fascinates her the most! \n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565374259900","data":"
Our young photographer wishes to conquer her dreams by being true to herself. She aspires to create powerful portraits! Curious to explore and broaden her horizons to see different parts and moods of nature; Sreya hopes to translate this passion of hers, into profession one day!\n \n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565374259901","data":"5d4db17c8f526"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565374259902","data":"5d4db18bd5302"}]
National Geographic, the channel favorite to every 90's kid influenced that kid a bit deeper .\" Light makes photography. Embrace light, love it. But above all know light. Know it for all your worth and you will know the key to photography!\", these words by Ruthvik Munnuri <\/b>describe the passion he has towards photography.The ability to see things in a new perspective, considering every correction of colours makes him special among others. The world of colours attracts the eyes of this young photographer helping him capturing beautiful moments.Every picture of his tells a story and that is the beauty of photography,says the shutterbug. The photography enthusiast's curiosity initially piqued with painting<\/i> and sketching<\/i>. Experimenting with colours is what he calls his skill. The walls of his home present the beautiful abstract paintings giving a vibe of admiration<\/i> to art.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566014484109","data":"5d5784c8a27af"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566014484110","data":"
Also, he dealt as the head<\/i> of Department Of Photography<\/b>(D.O.P M.G.I.T), working for various projects for the college promotions. The camera and the colours are like extensions to his mind and heart,playing an important role in capturing and expressing every beautiful detail of the nature. Being the head of the club added a feather to his cap,which indeed helped in sharing his skills and learning new ones. After all that is how an artist grows! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566014484111","data":"5d578cf4d7e68"}]
Ridged blades fall on to me like gun shots when I see somebody bearing a moustache in a distance on evening strolls from a distance . Now that he is man and is capable of grounding me down kills me before he tried touching my skin inappropriately . I avoid walking in broad daylight not because of an empty road but in the fear of what follows a sunset <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566154357945},{"data":"
I take the pebbled road swamp and dirt is all around my shoe as I walk in secrecy I count on my fate for one more time . Left my shoes at the door bell I enter into my flat where another beast resides . Amidst all of this my little cocoon comes by and cuddles lightens me of half the burden I carried along . Before I could notice a thing chiseled words aiming straight towards me blood my esteem like daggers in a casket of being unpunctual of my responsibilities at home <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566154368345},{"data":"
Seven years of marriage and there has been nobody but those four walls listening to me grieve in silence . My little butterfly noticed me in pain but I refuse to let her know my misery . She once saw her papa beating me up like cattle denying it's master . I never knew when the time flew chaining me to strong shackles of fake prejudice in a hollow marriage <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566155104372},{"data":"
There have been days I felt like running away but I knew I would be blamed for unfair rumors which would haunt me till mortality . So I cut myself down with all the worldly affairs and the last note I left was for my daughter pleading to have a better life than her me and never seek inspiration from me <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566155492913},{"data":"
The next day u sip a coffee and read the paper about a dead woman and turn the page like it's only another cliche domestic violence case . Seven decades of blind freedom has given you sore throat to speak for u would be hanged for all those unkept promises . India is definitely a liberated country . Really ?<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566155723271},{"data":"
Nothing positive in here . Just a disturbing reminder ! <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566156442465},{"id":1566156221882,"type":"img","data":"5d59a5beadd9e"}]
Everyone loves weekends. After a tiring week of nine-to-five career, everyone wants a weekend to relax. Here are some tips to organize your weekend, explore new things that will help you relax. You\u2019ll get to spend a part of your weekend doing something fun and interesting. <\/p>
\n1. Make it fun: <\/b><\/p>
Relax from your weekdays work, start to do something that brings some fun. The weekend is a terrific opportunity to make progress on projects, but it\u2019s also designed for rest and relaxation. Do some real stuff other than your work; stuff that makes you feel like you actually had a weekend.<\/p>
\n2. Learn something new: <\/b><\/p>
There are a ton of online resources that you can look for and take up one among them as your hobby. So your new skill is often just a Google search away. Once you\u2019ve found something you like, you can either dedicate time to just that hobby or build it into a different part of your schedule and continue exploring new things. Cooking can also be taken up as a weekend hobby.<\/p>
\n3. Get some alone time: <\/b><\/p>
A busy weekend can sometimes lead you to depression. It will leave you exhausted. Spend some time alone enjoying your own company. Settle onto a comfortable chair, take a deep breath and enjoy yourself. Spend time listening to songs, draw or sketch or write down anything you like to. Make sure that, whatever you do in this period of relaxation is just all about you. <\/p>
4. Make a to-do-list: <\/b><\/p>
Jot down all your tasks and make a list of things to do on a weekend. When you can\u2019t do all the tasks all at a stretch, plan it to do on a weekend. All your procrastinated works can also fall in this list. Make sure you take your time to finish them all leisurely.<\/p>
\n5. Host a party: <\/b><\/p>
It can be especially fun to have a weekly event to connect to people. With a little creativity, host a party. It can be a dinner party, get together, cocktail party etc. You can also organize a game night where you can compete to win small prizes. If you are ambitious, you can host mysterious parties where guests take on characters and solve a crime or something. This must be so much fun.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566105377518","data":"5d58e0d502f82"}]
'From our first meeting I swore to follow you anywhere - even unto death - I live only for your love.' wrote Eva Braun to Adolph Hitler in one of her letters. Adolf Hitler, who is known for his most tyrannical ruling in the 20th century had the cloak-and-daggered love story. Though he was known to be the most ferocious ruler in his time, the fact is that even the \r\nmost crooked beast in this world have to bow down to someone putting aside his ego, psyche and self pride and so was done by Adolph Hitler. Eva braun was the assistant of Hitler\u2019s personal photographer Heinrich Hoffmann when she first met \r\nHitler in 1929 in Munich who then became the amour of his life when she was 17. She had a love at first sight when he marched into the photography shop where she worked. Since then they spent their \r\nevenings smoking cigars and gossiping about happenings in their life.One thing which was in contradict between the couple was that Hitler was a pure vegetarian whereas Eva loved materials and cosmetics made of animal products.\r\nUnfortunately the God had written a very peculiar story in their fate filled with a heartsick melancholy and misfortune. Hitler had lived only 46 hours of his marriage life which was a bizarre and the most grieving part of his life history. When Germany was defeated in the war and Hitler was badly shattered Braun drove to Berlin to pacify him and swore to him her loyalty by saying,\u201d From our first meeting I \r\nswore to follow you anywhere - even unto death - I live only for your love.\u201dBraun had not only spelt these words, she meant what she had told him. The civil wedding ceremony of Adolph Hitler and Eva \r\nBraun took place on 29th April, 1945 after which on the following day the couple hosted a wedding breakfast for the staff and other members of their close circle. The Red Army troops surrounded their \r\nneighbourhood the following day of their wedding i.e., on 30th April, 1945 when Eva Braun refused to leave Hitler convincing that that she was one of the few people who were left loyal to him. The prodigious and the most romantic couple in the era of 20th century took their last breath on this day by committing suicide. Hitler shot himself with the pistol PPK7.66 and his wife sacrificed her life by swallowing a capsule of cyanide. When the doors of the room were unlatched by the troops the two souls were resting in peace remarking their immortal love life.\r\nEvery cruel beast in this world has a soft corner for their loved ones and tend to protect them in their hardships and at the time of danger. This marked to be the greatest romantic love story in the history as even during the world\u2019s hardest days \r\nhis heart encouraged him to fall in love inspite of his cruel busy schedule of planning strategies in wars and rest his soul in peace with his loyal and affectionate wife.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566105561740}]
Grandparents are fun to be around. They are known as the root of the family. They are experienced and knowledgeable and share their life experiences, which helps the newer generations to learn and grow. Grandparents share a very special bond woth their grandchildren and this special bond cannot be described in words. Grandparents do not only inculcate good habits and moral values in the kids but also become their best buddies when it comes to having unlimited fun. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566111649933},{"data":"
I would just wait for my summer holidays, so that I could spend time with my grandparents and have the best food in this world. My grandmother would prepare delicious food and the aroma would fill half of the stomach. No restaurant can give us the taste of our grandmother's food. The lessons taught by them will surely help us in some or the other situations of our life. I miss my grandparents a lot, evenn though they aren't there in this world, their lessons help me in my tough times and our memories make me strong. I do miss them, but convince myself to be happy with the beautiful memories of ours. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566111936573},{"data":"
Parents nowadays have numerous personal and professional commitments to fulfil amd cannot spare enough time to take their children to the grandparents frequently, however, they must look for ways to ensure the two spend quality time with each other often enough. Parents should manage their professional life and personal life which makes them time to spend with their family. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566112376767},{"data":"
The life lessons that grandparents teach can't be learned by reading books or attending classes. Parents are the connecting point between grandchildren and grandparents and parents must take the responsibility to keep the connection between grandchildren and grandparents alive. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566112570860}]
Rakshabandhan is here. The charms of sweets, gifts and money can sometimes make us forget the real reason why we celebrate this festival. It is a festival that symbolizes the unmatched bond of love,care and respect. <\/p>
Here are some cute and overwhelming stories of people celebrating Rakshabandhan in unique ways.<\/p>
1. Rithika ties rakhi to her grandfather.<\/b><\/p>
Talking about how it all started she said, \u201cBauji\u2019s (grandfather\u2019s) sister has not been able to tie him rakhi for years now. So, his hand stayed empty on the day of rakshabandhan. My elder sister started tying rakhi to him and when she got married, I carried the tradition forward. Now the situation is such that even if I am a little late in getting to him on the festival morning, he calls me himself so that I can tie him rakhi. I believe it gives him a sense of contention and pleasure too.\u201d<\/p>
2. \"My sister and I tie rakhis to each other.\"<\/b><\/p>
Talking of her bond with her sister Kanak, Chanda said, \u201cMy sister and I tie rakhis to each other because we don't have a brother... we used feel so left out when everyone (including immediate family members) used to celebrate it with the customary new clothes, chocolates, sweets, gifts. So we decided we'll have a thing of our own.\u201d<\/p>
3. \"We brothers send rakhis to each other.\"<\/b><\/p>
Talking about his unique way of celebrating the festival, Rachit Raj said, \u201cMy cousin (my masi's son, who is my age only) sends rakhi for me and vice versa because gender doesn't come in its way. We believe it's about celebration and looking after your brother and sisters and it has no gendered boundaries. I'm meeting him this time on the festival and hopefully we'll get to tie rakhis to each other in person.\" <\/p>
4. \"We tie Rakhi to our friends.\"<\/b><\/p>
Abhishek says,\"I know I started tying rakhi to my friend Bharat in school. Since then I have thought of him as my brother. It became a ritual every year. He used to get me little gifts and give them to me once I tied the rakhi on his wrist. Even now when we are not in the same town, we make sure to wish each other.\"<\/p>"}]
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