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CENTRAL LIBRARY:\nOur library occupies a place of pride and is an essential component of the institute\u2019s outstanding research and education mission and spaciously built within 16,000 sq. ft stacked with thousands of volumes of books.\nBesides textbooks, the central library provides journals, magazines that let student updates with the latest news on technical advancements emerging outside in the world. \n\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562222349796","data":"5d1b3a295e367"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562222349797","data":"
24\/7 WIFI FACILITY:\n21st Century belongs to \u201cEra of Web Information\u201d as the Internet plays backbone for every aspect of life. 24\/7 wifi facility is being provided to students.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562222349798","data":"5d1b3a6d0d5f6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562222349799","data":"
GYM:\nHealth is wealth, and we get that wealth only by working out. In this regard, our college is providing gym facilities to both boys and girls. We also have personal trainers to mentor and assist each and every student during the exercise.\n\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562222349800","data":"5d1b3a8642158"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562222349801","data":"5d1b3a7d8132f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562222349802","data":"
\n\nSPORTS AND GAMES:\nSphoorthy campus includes volleyball courts, tennis court and cricket space. Indoor games include chess, caroms, badminton etc., In the world of competitive studies students are forced with a lot of pressures so the management of Sphoorthy believes it shouldn\u2019t get into that routine track of study system and follows a philosophy \u2013 \u2018Physical fitness suppresses mental pressures\u2019, and let all students take advantage of it perfectly. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562222349803","data":"5d1b3bd27bc21"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1562222349804","data":"GVhBxJn4nc0"}]
I know it is very unexpected to see coffee as a healthy choice because, for decades, we\u2019ve been told to drink less of coffee as it was considered as something which makes you feel so good at that moment but later is bad for you. But some studies say that coffee does have some benefits. <\/p>
So to all the coffee and non-coffee lovers out there, here are few benefits that you can reap from Coffee:<\/b><\/p>
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1. Do you know? Just like green tea, even coffee has some qualities which help in burning the calories. One cup of coffee can burn up to 4% of calories in two and a half hours.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562140006794","data":"5d1b737d889c0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562140006795","data":"
2. Though coffee is not a magic potion to give you the best IQ, it can surely help you to drive your attention to the main task by increasing your focus to make your work more productive, especially when there are many distractions around.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562140006796","data":"5d1b739f53ac3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562140006797","data":"
3. With all the pollution around and the stress we are going through in our daily lives, it has become common for us to get wrinkles, dark circles, dandruff, and flaky skin. Don\u2019t worry. To get rid of these issues you can mix the coffee grounds and coconut oil and scrub that on your face, hair and rest of your body. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562140006798","data":"5d1b73bbb9634"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562140006799","data":"
4. If you want a good metabolism then a have a cup of coffee every day. A study says that it is quickly absorbed into your bloodstream so it speeds up your heart rate and increases your metabolism.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562140006800","data":"5d1b73efb027e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562140006801","data":"
5. Puffy eyes are always a problem which makes you look tired and less alive but you can get rid of your puffy eyes and look a little less tired and fresh just by placing the used coffee grounds on your under eyes for 10 to 15 minutes. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562140006802","data":"5d1b75407d14f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562140006803","data":"
6. Sometimes there is no need for you to drink coffee to reap its benefits. The caffeine properties in coffee help to soothe inflammation so scrub the mixture of coffee grounds and coconut oil on your face, it reduces the redness of your skin and evens your skin tone.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562140006804","data":"5d1b755fc3b5b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562140006805","data":"
7. According to certain studies, it is suggested that drinking a coffee every day helps you reduce the risk of cancer, Type 2 diabetics, heart-related issues, Parkinson's disease, liver cirrhosis, and other few health issues.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562140006806","data":"5d1b759f90388"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562140006807","data":"
Though coffee has many benefits, drinking too much coffee can result in some very unpleasant adverse results so make sure to limit your coffee intake.<\/i><\/p>
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Every college student has different aim or goal, based on their goals these websites are more important for one to know. <\/p>
1. Wikipedia: Open source of information, one can find anything to everything on wiki. <\/p>
2. Freelancer: You can make money by doing work related to your skills. <\/p>
3. LinkedIn: The professional social media, a person with a strong Linkedin profile is more likely to get a job, it also helps you stay connected with many people of the top class. <\/p>
4. Pinterest: One can find all innovations on Pinterest. <\/p>
5. Stackoverflow: If you are a programmer, you can search for any kind of error in any language and you can find a solution. <\/p>
6. Geeksforgeeks: Want to learn something geeky? <\/p>
Then this is the best platform for you to learn new things. <\/p>
7. Yourstory: Many of us like to become entrepreneurs, this website helps you in improving your entrepreneurship skills. <\/p>
8.Twitter: Got some problem? Tweet mentioning the entity and get the problem solved in minutes, especially in case of E-commerce. <\/p>
9. IndiaBIX: It holds all the information about placement drives and upcoming government jobs. <\/p>
Last but not least most of us often visit this site Tutorialspoint.<\/p>
10. Tutorialspoint: Best site to get accurate information related to academics:)<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562159553074","data":"5d1b94ba6091b"}]
1. Know about the company<\/b>: \nSpend time to know about the company\u2019s background and various activities of the company. Knowledge about the company will make you look serious about the job. Also if you have time, read about the competitors. <\/p>
2. Prepare a paragraph describing you<\/b>: \nGenerally, the first question asked during the interview is \u201ctell us about yourself.\" <\/p>
3. Pen down your strengths and weakness<\/b>:\n Recall critical incidents of your life where you leveraged your strengths to achieve an objective. Present your weakness in a very intelligent way, never say things which might work against you. Never forget to add that you are working on your weakness. <\/p>
4. Try to fit in the role<\/b>: One of the most common questions which are asked during an interview is \u201cWhy should we select you.\" Prepare an answer and write it down. <\/p>
5. A firm handshake and right body posture:<\/b> A firm handshake is a sign of confidence, follow this while you are wishing your interviewer and maintain a straight back pose. Never cross arms while sitting. It is a sign that you are not interested . Also, avoid playing with your hair or fidgeting with any accessory. <\/p>
6. Create a personal connect:<\/b> If given a chance try to start the interview by treating it as a friendly conversation. If you can create a personal connect in the first 60 seconds it can be a game-changer. <\/p>
7. Listen first and try to ask your own questions:<\/b> Be a good listener. <\/p>
8. Show you are interested: <\/b>After the interview and before leaving the room, always say thank - you and that you loved interacting with the interviewer. <\/p>
9. Avoid using technical terms:<\/b> If you use a technical word, be ready for firing of the questions which may leave you confused. <\/p>
10. Self-motivation can be helpful:<\/b> During the interview, there can be some low points. You might feel that it\u2019s over. But wait\u2026take a minute. Remember all your achievements, and tell yourself that you can do it. This might help you to feel positive again. <\/p>
11. Be patient:<\/b> Don\u2019t ask for results immediately. <\/p>
Wait patiently till you don\u2019t get an email or a call. Remember, there is a thin line of difference between eagerness and desperation.<\/p>
All the best!!!<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562159113077","data":"5d1b46de49366"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562159113078","data":"
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Mani Muthu is a juggler from Hyderabad who captivates the audiences with his remarkable skill of flinging the objects into the air and managing them as if it was magic.<\/p>
Juggling has been a significant part of his life as his first exposure to it was witnessing his father's performances and later, learning the nuances of the art form from his father. He later learnt new forms of juggling from a popular juggler named Neptune in Goa who taught him to juggle while riding a unicycle.<\/p>
His props are a mixture of fire sticks, balls, footballs, devil stick bars and according to him, he is the first juggler in South India to use LED clubs. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562159028819","data":"5d1312d794687"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562159028820","data":"5d1316d6dc357"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562159028821","data":"
\nThe fact that he has been a juggler since childhood meant having to put in consistent practice, even when he was in school and in college. How did he juggle studies and juggling? His reply to that is, \"I used to practice juggling at least for an hour every day. In fact, whenever I feel stressed while studying or while working I juggle for a few minutes and then I get back to my work. In short, I can say juggling acts like a stress buster.\" <\/p>
He says that juggling is a fascinating skill for people to learn. \"It is a great way to relieve stress and to improve hand-eye coordination, increase attention span, concentration and more,\" says Mani, who can handle upto 5 objects at a time, owing to his consistent, daily practice.<\/p>
But, like any skill, there is a \u2018use it or lose it\u2019 school of thought as constant engagement with the art form is necessary to retain the ability to juggle. <\/p>
The young juggler, who works as an IT employee, indulges in his passion over the weekends by conducting workshops on juggling and says, \"I want to open a Juggling Community to create awareness on juggling and teach everybody who is interested to learn by making it a healthy hobby for the youngsters because people usually consider it as a stage activity and tend to forget that it can be done at home as a portable exercise. In fact, many universities abroad have juggling clubs because of its benefits.\"<\/p>
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The Hyderabad Traffic Police introduced a new method, LED speed breakers to ensure that drivers do not jump traffic signals on the excuse of not seeing the red light. They are experimenting this at the KBR junction to check if it helps in controlling the red light violation.<\/p>
These LED speed breakers emit all the traffic signal colors. They are waterproof and hence neither gets affected by rainwater nor waterlogging plus they cannot be damaged if heavy vehicles pass over them.<\/p>
Mr. M Narsing Rao, Inspector of Traffic Police stated that if this experiment proves to be a success, then they will be installing these LED speed breakers across the city as they also help the driver from identifying the signal from a distance.<\/p>
These LED speed breakers work in coordination with the traffic lights to slow down the vehicles coming towards the signal and are also more visible in comparison to conventionsal traffic lights which are sometimes blocked by trees or aren't clearly visible during rainy weather conditions.<\/p>
This experiment is believed to have a great impact on drivers, pushing them to obey traffic signals which will help in reducing road accidents and signal jumping.<\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1562144473446","data":"gfkyOwOHgUc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1562144473447","data":"
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As I look out of my windows, I see a variety of trees, some sticking out their bare branches to sky, their fruits dried up, some having blossomed at the onset of summer, their new, tender leaves gleaming in the midday sun, some in full bloom, their brightly colored flowers lighting up the sky with their variety. As always, hardly drawing your attention to its appearance except at the time of bearing fruit.<\/p>
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And I wonder at nature, at the marvelous science behind the nature of things. All these trees grow, exposed to the same natural forces, the same soil, air, water, and climatic conditions yet they flower and bear fruit differently they shed at varying times of the year and have their specific life cycles. And that which determines the course of its life is the inherent nature of the tiny seed, which opened itself up to the elements of nature. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, will sow. And an apple seed can only grow into an apple tree even if it finds itself a mango orchard<\/b>. Such is nature. <\/p>
But even so not all trees belonging to the same species are the same they also have certain common characteristics but also have their differences. Such is also the nature of man.<\/p>
Every child is different and siblings though they draw essentially from the same gene pool rarely possess the same nature. Even though they grow under a shared roof, exposed to the same environment they are emotionally and psychologically different individuals. Mans nature once objectively understood, can be consciously and carefully honed and evolved with positive and gentle nurturing without affecting the core. Every individual is unique and given the lease of time opportunities and exposure will blossom and express his nature. Life isn't a race. Springtime is always a celebration whether it comes early or late. Every tree every flower has a season.<\/b> Everyone will experience spring in their lives, not just once but over and over.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1562134896513","data":"5d1b5d2c9040f"}]
Having started off my career with the student community in the area of skill development and later having established the student oriented company - stuMagz, I have interacted with thousands of students over the years and for some reason, \u201cI am an entrepreneur\u201d is the most common statement given by students. Initially I was happy about it, with the assumption that these students are actually doing something and are the change-makers of the future but on later interactions, I came to realise most of these students are actually victims of self-proclaimed fraudulent \u2018entrepreneurs\u2019. <\/p>
Under the garb of giving students an opportunity to earn millions and become rich quick, these fraudsters lured many innocent students into Multi-Level-Marketing aka Pyramid schemes<\/a>. Through these schemes, the fraudsters make students buy some products and tell them to bring in two or three more students and continue the chain. In a twisted version of a carrot on a stick, they show staged images of students with BMWs and other luxury things, attracting many towards these ponzi schemes.<\/p>The sad reality is that there is a significant percentage of the student community that is victim to these schemes without even realising that they\u2019re victims. What is saddening further is the fact that I received threats from students when I spoke or posted against these schemes. Many students contacted me and told me that I was jealous of their growth, implying they are experiencing a form of Stockholm Syndrome, as they truly believe what the tricksters told them. <\/p>In my journey against these MLM schemes I came across many and most recently, I met Aruna Ravikumar, a senior journalist who wrote the book \u201cMarauders of Hope\u201d highlighting how these MLM tricksters sell hope to innocent individuals. Speaking at the launch of the book, I emphasised on how educating students and generating awareness on MLM schemes is the need of the hour. <\/p>While writing about it and speaking about it is one way to go, colleges should also have a session on how students can avoid being a victim in the very first induction session of college, to ensure students stay safe from these frauds in the four years of college life.<\/p>"}]
The sad reality is that there is a significant percentage of the student community that is victim to these schemes without even realising that they\u2019re victims. What is saddening further is the fact that I received threats from students when I spoke or posted against these schemes. Many students contacted me and told me that I was jealous of their growth, implying they are experiencing a form of Stockholm Syndrome, as they truly believe what the tricksters told them. <\/p>
In my journey against these MLM schemes I came across many and most recently, I met Aruna Ravikumar, a senior journalist who wrote the book \u201cMarauders of Hope\u201d highlighting how these MLM tricksters sell hope to innocent individuals. Speaking at the launch of the book, I emphasised on how educating students and generating awareness on MLM schemes is the need of the hour. <\/p>
While writing about it and speaking about it is one way to go, colleges should also have a session on how students can avoid being a victim in the very first induction session of college, to ensure students stay safe from these frauds in the four years of college life.<\/p>"}]
Machine Learning.<\/b>.. The current hottest topics in IT and all the technologies related are having huge scope in shaping the future of work and jobs. This tells us how important is to know and to get updated with all these emerging technologies. Even this generated curiosity in us to know about them. <\/p>
Frankly, being 2nd-year students, for us, all these were strange. Like we knew no more than their definitions indeed. In short, I can say that we were curious about machine learning but have no idea where to start. <\/p>
In my case, I was the one who tried reading the Wikipedia article, got frustrated and gave up wishing someone would just give a brief basic-level explanation. I think this was even the case of many.<\/p>
Well, students only can understand their co-students. Our so-called college seniors can even better understand their juniors regarding this case. Right!! Because they were the ones who reached that stage from our level. And in this case, our seniors in SREC are very much bothered and responsive minded about their junior's whatever it may be like academics and always come forward in guiding us relatively.<\/p>
Thus with the aim to acknowledge us about emerging technologies, Learner's Echo Machine Learning workshop was organized in SREC.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1561727960359","data":"
Learner's Echo Machine Learning workshop <\/b>was held on 28 & 29 of June in SREC by Coding Club of SREC<\/b>. Learner's Echo is a student organization of SREC which had held 4 workshops till now by great efforts of its head M. Saiteja (IV Year) and his team under the guidance of Promod Kumar Sir (Sr. Asst Professor, CSE). And this Machine learning workshop was the 5th one. <\/p>
Believe it or not, once the registration link was opened at 7.p.m on 26th June, within 45 sec all the seats were filled as there were limited seats. Even I was among those who were waiting for the spot registration. And luckily, I was allocated a seat. Majority of the students who attended this workshop belong to 2nd year.<\/p>
First apart, there was a basic introduction session regarding Machine learning and its real-time applications. Later on, we were taught the Fundamentals of Python by Shashank bro (IV year). Next, the topics related to Supervise learning were dealt with. Like Linear Regression (single variable, multivariable) was explained by Si Ram bro (IV year). All these were covered on the 1st day of the workshop.<\/p>
Next, on the second day, the hugely important part about coding - Logistic Regression (uni, multivariable) was held from basics by Krishna Teja bro (III year). Finally, a piece of brief basic information about Neural Networks was given by Kaushal bro (IV year). SaiTeja bro simultaneously covered every session for ease of better understanding of the concepts. We had a great experience as it was totally a practical session.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1561727960360","data":"
Thus finally, I could say that the workshop was very helpful to us. Though the depth of it was not covered, it was a start which created curiosity in us to explore more about Machine Learning. Thus, would hope that many such workshops would be held by Learner's echo with more seats further on and continue sharing knowledge. Because, \"Knowledge is power, Knowledge shared is power multiplied<\/b>\". <\/p>"}]
A story tells that two friends were walking through the desert. During some point of the journey, they had an argument, and one friend slapped the other one face. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1561893635998},{"data":"
The one who got slapped was hurt, but without saying anything, wrote in the sand \"Today my best friend slapped me in the face\". <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1561894318561},{"data":"
They kept on walking until they found an oasis, where they decided to take a bath. The one who had been slapped got stuck in the mire and started drowning, but the friend saved him. After he recovered from the near drowning, he wrote on a stone \"Today my best friend saved my life\". The one who had slapped and saved his best friend asked him, \"Afer I hurt you, you wrote in the sand and now, you wrote on a stone, why?\" The other friend replied \"when someone hurts us we should write it down in the sand where winds of forgiveness can erase it away. But, when someone does something good for us, we must engrave it in stone where no wind can ever erase it.\" <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1561894398353},{"data":"
Moral :Do not value the things you have in your life. But value who you have in your life. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1561895039062},{"data":"
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Whether it is Elon Musk\u2019s incredible success even after initial failures of his signature Falcon rocket, or Barcelona\u2019s inspirational 6-1 comeback against PSG, never giving up attitude is most often rewarded. So, why it is considered one of the most rewarding and difficult thing to do at the same time?<\/p>
Many of us might have a regret feeling already like, I should have done this, it would have been great if I have done that or this and so on. Stressed Out by twenty one pilots sums it up pretty nice. So, why we opt the give up option more often? Simple, because it\u2019s the easiest option. Yeah, it sounds odd but that\u2019s the fact. We just find the attitude of giving up so good that most of us convince our inner selves that it is so-called clever decision making. But, this exact attitude is what haunts us in the form of regret in our later stages of life. We hear many success stories that were result of a never giving up attitude and find it so amusing, we personally find it very hard to incorporate that attitude to ourselves and yet we want success in our life, funny right. <\/p>
Just try a different approach for once don\u2019t quit midway, hold on until the string runs out. See what lies to the end of it, if it is success then that\u2019s what you are after\u2026 if it\u2019s the other way around then you have got your own version of a lesson that teaches what not to do, get up and try again. Trust me, at the end of the day it gives you way more satisfaction than just giving up in the middle and talking about regret, in that case it doesn\u2019t even come into the picture. <\/p>
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