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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>"}]
Whenever we think of this yummy dish our mouth waters and our mind will be shunting us until we eat that.\nWhat sets apart biryani from other rice dishes,they almost scatter like pearls. And achieving that is one of the challenges faced by many cooks.\n\nWhat is Biryani?\nBiryani is a classic Indian mixed rice dish that is part of the Indian\ntradition and a rich fusion with Indian flavours and techniques.\nIt is prepared with layers of fluffy basmati rice, browned onions,cilantro,mint,yogurt,saffron,ghee and spices. Classic biryani can justly be called the crown jewel of Indian cuisine, a dream that should not be missed.\nJust in case you are in a mood to cook something, our handpicked 13 best biryani recipes from across the country.\n\n1. Hyderabadi Biryani\n This flavorful and delicious gastronomic wonder is a treat to relish and can often be cooked for dinner parties.\n2. Keema Biryani\n Keema Biryani is a popular Biryani recipe from South Indian cuisine that has a mouth-watering taste with spices, meat and dry fruits cooked together.\n3. Awadhi Mutton Biryani\n Breathe in the aroma of this princely mutton biryani, this easy biryani recipe is cooked the royal Awadhi style. Perfect for your dinner table feasting.\n4. Chicken Reshmi Biryani\n A single pot dish, chicken biryani recipe has chicken and rice flavoured with a burst of chillies mingling with the aroma of varied spices, this easy biryani recipe is sure to melt your heart and palate.\n5. Makhni Paneer Biryani\n Paneer Biryani is the perfect biryani recipe for vegetarians and a\npaneer lover's delight.\n6. Calicut Chicken Biryani\n Calicut Chicken Biryani is a popular recipe down south that has the perfect amalgamation of Chicken and rice with pleasing flavours of the region in a melange of spices, chillies and herbs. Mouth- watering indeed.\n7. Scheherazade Biryani | Fish Biryani\n A traditional Iranian style biryani recipe, scheherazade biryani is layered with marinated fish and onion and oozing with distinct flavours of spices, cashews, raisins and rose water.\n8. Murgh Ki Kachchi Biryani\n A dum biryani recipe with loads of spices makes Murgh ki kachchi biryani a delight for chicken lovers.\n 9. Chicken Biryani With Coconut Milk\n Chicken biryani with coconut milk recipe is an aromatic dish that can spruce up your dinner party menu in an easy and quick way.\n10. Machchli Biryani\n Biryani recipe is a sumptuous biryani recipe that you won't be able to resist the second serving. \n11. Malabar Fish Biryani\n A fish Biryani recipes, a classic Malabar biryani that can be devoured at all times, specially during the festive season of Durga Puja and Diwali.\n12. Handi Biryani\n Handi Biryani is cooked on low flame with spices, milk, vegetables and chicken alternatively layered to bring out a bright and delicious biryani dish that is sure to fill your heart and platter.\n13. Egg Biryani\n Egg biryani is a great dish to prepare for dinner party. Filled with spices along with scrambled and boiled eggs that makes for a sumptuous. ----------so eat biryani n be happy\ud83d\ude09-----------<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566052504783}]
Here is the inspiring story of Muniba Mazari <\/i><\/b>how she painted her disability to become the Iron Lady of Pakistan.<\/i> \nMuniba Mazari was born on March 3, 1987. She has been wheelchair bound since 2007 due to a tragic road accident which has changed her life. In 2007, she was heading to her town with her husband, when she met a dreadful accident that made her paraplegic for the rest of her life. Her husband fell asleep while driving which was the cause of the accident she had to stay in the hospital for two years; then got moved to the wheelchair that was her companion for her entire life. She lost her valued life which she thought she could live happily like any other girl. \nBad days had begun when her husband divorced her because of her disability. She couldn\u2019t give birth to a child; she had to remain an incomplete mother. Not only her husband, but also her father left their family in such a pain. She spent two years in the hospital, wearing those white scrubs, looking at the white walls. She asked her brothers to bring her a small canvas to paint her heart out. Her first painting was on her death bed. She became Pakistan\u2019s first wheelchair bound artist.<\/p>
Muniba underwent multiple surgeries. She had to get through lot of pain. But instead of moaning she summoned up her courage and nourished to adopt a son. Her true strength was her mother who always kept her heart warm by pushing her to achieve things. \u201cThere will be haters, there will be disbelievers, there will be naysayers and then there will be you proving them wrong\u201d, said her mother. \nOut of all the pain, she started questioning her existence that why is she even alive? Her mother would always say,\u201d God has a greater plan for you, I don\u2019t know what it is; but he surely has.\u201d Her spirit and artistry knows no bounds. She takes the agony of spinal cord injury as a challenge and worked with determination. She was named one of BBC\u2019s \u201c100 most inspirational women in 2015\u201d and was featured in Forbes \u201c30 under 30\u201d. She has done modeling shows for brands like Tony and Guy. She became the first Goodwill Ambassador. She is also a television host. Her paintings give the message of living life and represent the real expression of an artist.<\/p>
Through her works and life story, Muniba aspires to inspire those who lose hope and find no purpose to live. The only message she gives to her followers is that \"You are the hero of your own life story and heroes never give up! Live your life fully and make others happy.\u201d<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566059424697","data":"5d580dcf7989b"}]
CMRCET one of the top educational institutions in Hyderabad is moulding the future of many students and making them capable to work in their respective fields. Generally, fresher's decide to join a college based on the placements and CMRCET has placed more than 650 students in various companies with an average package of 3 LPA and a highest package of 16 LPA.The below link is about HOD's sharing their views on placements.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566029168630},{"data":"
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Now-a-days more number of students are getting placed in software than in their respective core fields, to solve this issue our college has introduced LabVIEW centre which provides training to students and allows them to perform their mini and major projects.Here students are doing prototypes and presenting them in an expo which is organized by CEER that is allowing them to know about arduino related projects. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566033140495},{"data":"
Learning meets fun: Internet of things , android app development is also being taught to the students.Even students are taken for community visit so that they can observe , learn ,understand and formulate a need statement on which they are required to make a prototype.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566050912612},{"id":1566057632459,"type":"img","data":"5d5824a07d9e0"},{"data":"
Finally it's conclusive that this college is moulding students in each and every aspect.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566057637023}]
Most of the college students are starting to take advantage of freedom after graduating college. The period of break between graduating college and getting into a real work world, confuses students to take stupid decisions. Doing something else with your time to ensure quality experiences may build up your resume when you do choose to begin the job search. <\/p>
There are many career options. Ready to explore your options?<\/p>
1.Be an adventure guide:<\/b><\/p>
If you are an adventurous type of person, you an definitely try being one. Many people are into snorkeling, kayaking, bungee jumping, rock climbing, river rafting, skydiving and many more. Many adventure companies look for young people to hire. If you are good at communication, this is definitely a good career option with your choice. <\/p>
2. Do a gap year program:<\/b><\/p>
If you're interested in putting some time towards a good career, consider a gap year program which helps you gain perspective. Start being a part of programs like peace crops, NGO etc. Not only these programs provide essential life lessons, they help you strengthen your resume in some or the other way. Moreover, having participated in a gap year program links you with other alumni who may be valuable resources later on in your job search. <\/p>
3. Find an Internship:<\/b><\/p>
If you're a recent graduate, there's a good scope for you to find a position that works for you long time if you have an intern certificate. They add solid work experience to your resume. Internshala is the best site where you can find your choices of internships all over the world. <\/p>
4. Invest in your passion:<\/b><\/p>
If you have a passion that you can turn into a part time job, consider investing in a training course and get certified, or even teach it on your own. If you excel doing this, you may take up your hobby as your real time job.<\/p>
5. Pursue a part time job:<\/b><\/p>
If you don't want to jump into that nine-to-five career, start it all by taking an year off doing a part time job. Not only this gives you opportunities to pad your account balance post college, but it also helps in developing more promising opportunities down the road.<\/p>
6. Travel:<\/b><\/p>
As soon as you enter the real world, you start to explore the outside world. By taking this post graduation period as an off, you can find the real you. It helps you figure out what to do next. It brings out your choices of interests o list down and choose one among them as your career. on this road, you may meet new people who may help you in future in some ways.<\/p>
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Another struggle, another fight\n\nToday India and all the citizens of India celebrate their day of freedom. Where our freedom fighters hath fought for our freedom and served us with joy and happiness. Oh, wait! Let me correct my statement 'Today India and majority of Indian citizens celebrate their day of freedom' well, what about the minority? Minority here has nothing to do with religion. Minority here is for the people who can't enjoy the fruit of freedom. Freedom doesn't lie in hands of few, it lies in every hand that desires to live. If you ask what freedom is to me, i would simply say \"A home\" \nA home where everybody learns to accept, sacrifice, sympathize, love and live together. \n\nRight from the age of Manu and till date we have witnessed women suffering and being treated as nothing. But now, they are fighting because they know what they deserve. But what about that community that survives in many pockets of India? What about that community that struggles to breathe? Where 26th Jan and 15th Aug are just usual days of their daily struggle. Yes, i am talking about the community of LGBT. who's going to fight for them? Article 377 is legal in eyes of law, but what about the people who are insecure of having them in the crowd? \nFreedom is not given, freedom is taken. \nThey are here to take what they deserve, they are here to celebrate their renaissance.\nThis poem is for all the people who fails to acknowledge their presence and absence too. \n\nRead the poem\n I ACCEPT MY BIRTH.\nI am a voice of million,\nI am a representative of a community.\nMy voice here is not a chirp of bird, but a roar of a tigress,\nLike an arrival of an earthquake,\nBecause I've decided to drop a bombshell,\nIn a country where my birth has no date,\nBut the date of my acceptance have.\nI remember the year of 2012,\nWhere people charged on me because i decided to celebrate my renaissance,\nWhere they called me a criminal and a victim too,\nWhere my breath was counted,\nAnd my blood was weighed,\nMy life was measured on the scale of my rest population,\nI was forced to fall onto my knees,\nBecause body did not show any signs of male or female.\nAs seasons changed, people did too,\nWhere my feelings was towards my same gender,\nI was being criticized,\nBut why? I'm still finding an answer,\nAs time passed it was bizzare to see,\nThat I was no more a gender,\nBut a community,\nI was a part of a legal document,\nWhere people didn't ask my religion,\nBut asked which letter do I belong to.\nIn a country where people strive for education,\nI struggled for acceptance in a society,\nIn a country where my existence is now a part of movement,\nMy voice is a call of someone's reservation in an hotel,\nBut not a call for help,\nBut now,\nListen to this cry carefully,\nBecause I've decided to roar a war,\nListen to the rights I own,\nI am here to break the walls of criticism,\nLock the need of prostitution,\nWhere I'll still sit in a room and dress up myself,\nBut not for you, but for the woman I love,\nWhere I know, I can't share my DNA\nwill never get a tittle of parent,\nBut I know I'll find my way,\nBecause this time,\nEvery action of mine is now not a movement,\nBut a renaissance.\nWhere I'll share my makeup with my partner,\nAnd walk together, \nbecause as Walt Whitman told me,\ni will celebrate myself and sing myself.\nwhere I'll earn money, not by prostitution \nBut by education, respect and dignity.\nYes,\nI belong to a community of LGBT.\nI own the ground I'm standing on\nI'll conquer the world I'm living in.\n -BR\n\nMore power to them.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566034245158}]
St.Ann's believes in and imparts Sustainable Education<\/b> and strives to develop a Educational Culture in which students are in sync with social and ecological environment. True to our core value the institution celebrated \"Haritha Haram\" <\/b>on 13th August 2019<\/i>. A tree planting drive was organised under the keen initiative of our Principal, Sr.Emmy Gracy. Staff and students enthusiastically participated by planting trees, thus showing their love and care for Mother Earth. <\/p>"}]
The Write for Independence contest involved students writing about what freedom means to them. Here are the top 10.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096771","data":"
1. <\/a>What does freedom mean to me<\/a><\/a><\/p>Vamshi Krishna, VBIT<\/p>Our country got it's freedom from the clutches of the British colonizers on August 15th 1947. It was a historic day for us. For once in two centuries we were given the power to rule ourselves. For many people August 15th is the Independence day. But it's not the same for me. I think that india is still ruled, ruled by injustice, social evils and a law that needs to be updated. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096772","data":" 2. What does freedom mean?<\/a><\/p>Mariya, MGIT<\/p>Being born a heterosexual male, into a ascendant social group, immediately entitles you to a set of privileges you never signed up for. Countless practices, sexist stereotypes, and normalizations of gender based oppression later, you are rendered incapable of viewing the privilege as separate from yourself, and end up cultivating a combative attitude towards any discussion of gender equality or debunking the toxic culture of carrying privilege. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096773","data":" 3. What is Freedom ?<\/a><\/p>Asif Jawed, IARE<\/p>For a teenager like me, it always means \"free to do whatever I want\" either in a right or in a wrong way just do it . But is that really what freedom means? Have you ever thought about the meaning of freedom? Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096774","data":" 4. WHAT DOES FREEDOM MEAN TO YOU?<\/a><\/p>Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":" 5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Vamshi Krishna, VBIT<\/p>
Our country got it's freedom from the clutches of the British colonizers on August 15th 1947. It was a historic day for us. For once in two centuries we were given the power to rule ourselves. For many people August 15th is the Independence day. But it's not the same for me. I think that india is still ruled, ruled by injustice, social evils and a law that needs to be updated. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096772","data":"
2. What does freedom mean?<\/a><\/p>Mariya, MGIT<\/p>Being born a heterosexual male, into a ascendant social group, immediately entitles you to a set of privileges you never signed up for. Countless practices, sexist stereotypes, and normalizations of gender based oppression later, you are rendered incapable of viewing the privilege as separate from yourself, and end up cultivating a combative attitude towards any discussion of gender equality or debunking the toxic culture of carrying privilege. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096773","data":" 3. What is Freedom ?<\/a><\/p>Asif Jawed, IARE<\/p>For a teenager like me, it always means \"free to do whatever I want\" either in a right or in a wrong way just do it . But is that really what freedom means? Have you ever thought about the meaning of freedom? Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096774","data":" 4. WHAT DOES FREEDOM MEAN TO YOU?<\/a><\/p>Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":" 5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Mariya, MGIT<\/p>
Being born a heterosexual male, into a ascendant social group, immediately entitles you to a set of privileges you never signed up for. Countless practices, sexist stereotypes, and normalizations of gender based oppression later, you are rendered incapable of viewing the privilege as separate from yourself, and end up cultivating a combative attitude towards any discussion of gender equality or debunking the toxic culture of carrying privilege. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096773","data":"
3. What is Freedom ?<\/a><\/p>Asif Jawed, IARE<\/p>For a teenager like me, it always means \"free to do whatever I want\" either in a right or in a wrong way just do it . But is that really what freedom means? Have you ever thought about the meaning of freedom? Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096774","data":" 4. WHAT DOES FREEDOM MEAN TO YOU?<\/a><\/p>Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":" 5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Asif Jawed, IARE<\/p>
For a teenager like me, it always means \"free to do whatever I want\" either in a right or in a wrong way just do it . But is that really what freedom means? Have you ever thought about the meaning of freedom? Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096774","data":"
4. WHAT DOES FREEDOM MEAN TO YOU?<\/a><\/p>Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":" 5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Sufia Mubeen, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science<\/p>
As a child, I read about freedom in the books that taught civics at school. As I grew up I explored this broad term and learned that it wasn\u2019t it. The first time I experienced strong words that described both freedom and oppression at the same time was when I listened to the speech, I have a dream by Dr.Martin Luther King. Since then the objectives, scopes, and challenges of freedom have changed but the very definition remains the same. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096775","data":"
5. Freedom: to be able to choose!<\/a><\/p>R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":" 6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
R Sreeharipriya, St. Martin's Engineering College<\/p>
Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096776","data":"
6. What freedom means to me..<\/a><\/p>Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":" 7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Thrisha Sethuram, VITS<\/p>
Freedom is one of those words that can often be mistook for several other meanings. For me freedom is just not just being free from restraints but it is Having the right to be me. Freedom lets us talk how we want and explain about yourself to be how you want yourself. You can protest for what you believe is right and even if it's wrong you are able to express it. Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096777","data":"
7. My Views on Independent India<\/a><\/p>Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":" 8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Ravi Kiran, MVSR<\/p>
Bharat(India), also known as the sub continent, got its independence in the year 1947 on August 15th. We got freedom from the rule of Britishers by raising voice against them. Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Lal, Bal, Pal and many more have led the people who were against Britishers in a peaceful and non-violent way and achieved independence to our Mother India. Click on the link to read more.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096778","data":"
8. Freedom. Earn it.<\/a><\/p>Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":" 9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Akhila Pandey, St. Ann's Degree College for Women<\/p>
A girl who wants to go for her higher studies and be an MBA graduate and work as an HR doesn\u2019t has a freedom to educate herself. Relatives and society used to tell her parents, \u201cdon\u2019t let your daughter study more than what she has to\u201d. Parents used to tell her, \u201cno we can\u2019t let you study more than this because we can\u2019t find a groom for you who has higher qualifications than you\u201d Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096779","data":"
9. Freedom or Independence?<\/a><\/p>Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Sadia Sultana, Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women<\/p>
Independence when referred to in this world is generally tended to being followed up by words such as patriotism and stating of the works done by great heroes such as Mahatma Gandhi etc (Hands down for such a unique example I know). Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566019096780","data":"
10. Freedom- Our world is bliss or blind?<\/a><\/p>Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Shankari Naga, SPOORTHY<\/p>
Freedom is a phrase we all intentionally like to chase after when we get bored of monotonous and repeating lifestyle. We, like to give ourselves a break and allow ourselves to move away from diversions and temptations. After completely ripping ourselves off, and being extremely and endlessly broken, we finally realize that true freedom is actually \"Killing away our fears, and conquering them.\" Click on the link to read more.<\/p>"}]
Awe!<\/b><\/i> is a Telugu psychological thriller film (released in 2018, available on Netflix and Hotstar Premium) which came as an utter surprise to the Indian audience, not just because of it's brilliantly refreshing script but also for the way it has been put together and projected.<\/p>
The beauty of this film is that, while there are parallel tales running, you do not know where exactly the story is getting to, until the very end (in a good way, not the Brahmotsavam way).<\/p>
I am not a big movie buff mostly because the mainstream superhero\/ lifesaver stories do not impress me anymore. But this film portrays something that is dark, yet a reality.<\/p>
For example, while it's a good thing a film like Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga<\/i> has addressed Homosexuality, a taboo in India, it did not really have the depth of the concept (it was an emotional drama with a typical happy ending).<\/p>
Converse to that, the film Awe<\/i><\/b>!<\/b><\/i> has not only addressed various issues but also showcased the practicality of those issues on a level we all could connect to. The story is understandable only when you watch it and it is what makes it precious. Nobody could really spoil it for you.<\/p>
Director Prashanth Varma's vision is one of the pillars of this film and also a hope for a future of better films to be made. True to actor Nani's words, \"The story is the hero of this film\".<\/p>
Emotions are the main characters of Awe!<\/b><\/i> and are justified wonderfully both by the script and the cast artistes.<\/p>
<\/p>
Why should you watch this film?<\/b><\/p>
1) To get a break from the routine 'Problem solving Macho male protagonist, dumb dancing female lead or vice versa' films that have been being made for God-knows-who.<\/p>
2) To watch an unsurprisingly astounding performance by the extraordinary artistes- Nithya Menen, Priyadarshe, Regina Cassandra, Murli Sharma<\/i><\/b>, Devadarshini and Srinivas Avasarala.<\/i><\/b><\/p>
3) To have goosebumps for real reasons because you will realize you too, have been a part of the story the whole time and not just the characters.<\/p>
4) To have a once-in-a-lifetime cinematic experience because films like Awe!<\/i><\/b> come rarely and truly are a must-watch.<\/p>
(Did I mention a lucky Bonsai and a lucky fish had a privilege of getting dubbed by famous Telugu actors for their parts in the film?)<\/p>
If you haven't decided on watching this film yet.. I will pray for you because my mother did not raise a petty human being x )<\/p>
#AWE<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565937590720","data":"5d557e27829c4"}]
Sri Indu, a premier institution established in the year 2001 under the leadership of chairman Mr.R.Venkat Rao and was an Autonomous Institutions, Recognized as an Autonomous Institutions under 2(f) and 12(B) of UGC Act 1956, approved AICTE, NBA, NAAC Accredited and An ISO 9001: 2000 Certified College and Permanently Affiliated to JNTUH, offering engineering education in the streams of CSE, ECE, EEE, CIVIL and Mechanical. <\/p>
The college is promoted by a Group of Visionaries from varied Professions of Engineering, Medical, Legal and Management to facilitate the Best Engineering, Medical and Management Education to the Students. slowly, it spread its wings over Sri Indu institute of engineering and technology(Approved by AICTE, Affiliated to jntuh), pharmacy, management, and masters.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716791","data":"5d55934e8d962"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716794","data":"
College Facilities <\/p>
Canteen : \nThe Institution has two canteens either side of the Main Building, the Quality and quantity of the food items are checked regularly and Managers are maintaining the canteen hygienically all the time. <\/p>
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Impressive and fully equipped auditorium: Our Auditorium accommodates more than 3000 persons. Apart from the Main-Auditorium, We have Sonnet-hall, Seminar halls for each department and Conference rooms. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716796","data":"5d5593b92b6d4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716797","data":"
Sports:\nThe Institution provides half a dozen Outdoor Sports Courts and two Indoor games Courts\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716798","data":"5d5594143d598"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716799","data":"
State- of-the-art (LIBRARY):\nThe college has provided a spacious and well-stocked state-of-the-art library with over 36000 books, reference books. 200 National and International Journals and Magazines. More books are added as per the requirement and request of students and staff members. We have a digital library too.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716800","data":"5d55944696861"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716801","data":"
Transport:\nThe Institution has a total of 22 Buses play covering all the major points. About the 50% of students avail the College Bus facility on nominal charges and remaining student avail public conveyance is very convenient because the college is located on the main road of Hyderabad Nagarjuna Sagar High way.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716802","data":"5d5597502c7a3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716803","data":"
Placements:\nThe Institute Provides Skill Improvement Programme For Placements. That Gives Personnel And Career Counseling to Achieve Destination And Desirable Improvement of Students. The placement cell was helpful in the placement of hundreds of students in many prestigious companies in the country. \n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716804","data":"5d55949f7defe"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716805","data":"
College Events:<\/p>
\nTechnotsav:\nEvery year we conduct national level technical fest and attract the students all over the country. <\/p>
\u2022 Technotsav is a platform which encourages innovative ideas to promote technology and scientific thinking <\/p>
\u2022 Technotsav is known for hosting a variety of events that include competitions, exhibitions, lectures as well as workshops.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716806","data":"5d5594d8826b9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716807","data":"
Annual Day (IMPULSE): <\/p>
\u2022 Annual Day forms an integral part of our college activities. <\/p>
\u2022 It is an occasion of celebration, felicitation, feast and festivity <\/p>
\u2022 Students express not only has their wonderful performances but also received honors for their curricular and co-curricular achievements.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716808","data":"5d55950eb9e88"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716809","data":"
Traditional day:\nWe year we conduct a traditional day where it exhibits all the traditional Telugu culture such as bonalu, bathukamma, Dudu basavanna, pothurajulu, Sankranthi, etc.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716810","data":"5d559539e8cdb"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716811","data":"
Graduation Day:\nThe Graduated students are facilitated amidst the dignitaries, the governing body members, staff, and students and with parents.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716812","data":"5d5595613c32c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1565888716814","data":"5d55958dc349a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565888716813","data":"
Vision and Mission:\n . Imparting state of art technical education to the students to face the global challenges and to meet ever-changing needs of society with a human touch. <\/p>
. Empowering the students with Creativity and Innovation in the fields of Engineering and Technology with a Commitment towards basic human values.\n <\/p>"}]
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