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Graduation Day held at SREC! The whole SREC was overwhelmed with joy and a new spirit! <\/p>
Excited to know more about the day... Here are the updates!<\/b><\/p>
The SR College of Engineering celebrated its graduation day here on Saturday amid grandeur with 351 engineering and management students receiving their degrees.<\/p>
This program was held in the SRIX block of SR Engineering college. Graduates were made to sit according to their branches. <\/p>
Chief guest and guest of honor of the program were honored. <\/p>
Valuable pieces of advice to graduates...<\/b> <\/p>
Shanthikumar Chilumula, <\/b>the director, Workforce Planning and Management at EPAM Systems<\/b>, was the chief guest on the occasion and congratulated the students on successful completion of the course. \u201cI want you all to practice three skills in life \u2014 patience, smartness, and communication,\u201d he told the graduating batch. <\/p>
\nK.V. Jayakumar <\/b>of National Institute of Technology <\/b>was the guest of honor <\/b>and advised students to be global citizens, contributing their technical knowledge for the betterment of the society.\n<\/p>
Chairman, Principal, Dean Academics, the whole staff were present... and addressed the students.<\/p>
College principal V. Mahesh<\/b>, listed out the various achievements of the college during the academic year 2018-19. \u201cIt is due to relentless efforts of the management, faculty, and students that the college has secured NAAC \u2018A\u2019 grade,\u201d he said.<\/p>
College chairman A. Varada Reddy<\/b> said quality education has steered SR Engineering College to be one of the prestigious institutions in the field of technical education. Hence it is proved!<\/p>
Many students got placed in reputed companies and many are even following their passion... All the graduates were awarded the degrees. Their efforts were tributed on a whole.<\/p>
Awards! A token of paying gratitude to the great hard work!<\/b><\/p>
Academic topper's of each branch was honored with awards and gold medals.<\/p>
Branch wise: In UG programs<\/b><\/p>
CE - Kanavena Ravali with CGPA 9.73<\/p>
EEE - Mohammad Afreen with CGPA 9.78<\/p>
ME - Kallepu Vinay Rao with CGPA 9.88<\/p>
ECE - Gopu Mary Harshitha with CGPA 9.74<\/p>
CSE - Venishetty Harshika with CGPA 9.71<\/p>
Branch wise: In PG programs<\/p>
M.Tech - Advanced Manufacturing Systems: Peshimam Thouseef Ahammed with CGPA 9.77<\/p>
M.Tech - Embedded Systems: Mandal Sravanthi with CGPA 9.18.<\/p>
M.Tech - Electronics Design Technology: Jaffreen Samdani with CGPA 9.50<\/p>
M.Tech - Computer Science Engineering: Ummagani Sravanthi <\/p>
MBA - Nousheen with CGPA 9.40<\/p>
Here's the most awaiting moment of declaring the Best Outstanding Student of SREC!<\/b><\/p>
Ravula Sirisha of Computer Science and Engineering Department hatted the title of the Best Outstanding Student #SREC.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563931926406","data":"5d373898c980c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563931926407","data":"
It's the time for the hat toss... <\/b><\/p>
We juniors were the more enthusiastic and excited for this moment. Apart from seeing this moment in films, this time we witnessed in real in the college. Some of us were standing and cheering, some were meeting and capturing selfies with graduates and many more... Finally, we even had great fun! <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1563931926408","data":"jmeSOEaZYm0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563931926409","data":"
Let's hope that all the budding graduates fly to the greater heights with the same josh and serve the nation by following their passions. Let's wish them good luck for their future endeavors.<\/p>
Curious to know about the academic toppers and the Outstanding student of SREC<\/b>... how could they had been successful in gaining those amazing titles... Await for the further articles :)<\/b><\/p>"}]
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology<\/b> is one of the premier Engineering Colleges in the Self-Financing category in Telangana. MGIT is affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad. The institute has recently received accredition (Received accredition for 3 years for all 6 Bachelors Programs)status from National Board of Accredition, New Delhi.\n\nThe college offers instruction in 8<\/b> Undergraduate Programs (Computer Science, Information Technology, Electrical & Electronics, Electronics & Communication, Mechatronics ,Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering).<\/p>
The Institute has grown rapidly since its inception in 1997 by the Chaitanya Bharathi Educational Society (CBES) in a serene and tranquil atmosphere at Gandipet, Hyderabad. With an affiliation to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, Telangana. The lush green campus of MGIT is spread over 30 acres of pleasant landscape with a constructed area of 2,50,787 Sq ft.\n\nThe CBES was established in 1979 by a group of top-notchers who have transcended in their own right. The primary objective of this Educational Society is to create temples of knowledge so as to impart value-based education to the present and future generations of our country. The management extends support in organizing any fests or seminars.<\/p>
Under the guidance of Principal<\/i> Prof.K.Jaya Sankar<\/b>,the management is taking strides to help the students achieve academic excellence and gain confidence. Each department organizes Technical Fests,Expert Lectures and other Academic activities in the spirit of healthy competition. The College Day, \"NIRVANA<\/b>\" is an enthralling occasion drawing crowds and participation from all over the city. On this occasion academic, sports and cultural student achievers are awarded medals and certificates in recognition of their performance. Luminaries from the industry are invited to inspire the students. \nBlood donation camps,tree planting and service to orphanages and old age homes coordinated by the NSS wing also draw enthusiastic participation from the students.The college also holds various clubs encouraging many unseen talents and bringing out a whole new world out of every gem hidden.<\/p>
This is MGIT, the story of one huge success! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563960012142","data":"5d3756e4a32e2"}]
There are many eminent sportspersons from Hyderabad, with the city nurturing various sports like badminton, cricket, tennis and more. There are also excellent sport facilities available in the city and it is easy to pursue most sports. But did you know there are several not-so-common sports that one can pursue in this city?<\/p>
Here are some...<\/p>
<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969967","data":"
1: Shooting<\/b><\/p>
Shooting is an expensive sport, with some categories even requiring a gun license but did you know you can pursue air rifle\/air pistol shooting without any license? You can pursue shooting by enrolling for a course in the Sports Authority of Telangana\u2019s shooting range located inside University of Hyderabad campus. <\/p>
<\/p>
Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969976","data":"5d36f29234b35"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969968","data":"2: Archery<\/b><\/p>Like shooting, this is also a thrilling sport. It gives one a major rush of adrenaline and makes one feel like a medieval warrior. With many sports stores offering beginner equipment for an affordable cost, archery is fairly easy to pursue. Also, Great Hyderabad Adventure Club (GHAC) routinely conducts archery workshops which are perfect for beginners. <\/p><\/p>Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969972","data":"5d36eff2cb871"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969969","data":"3: Horse Riding<\/b><\/p>Horse riding has many physical benefits and it\u2019s easy enough to pursue this sport in Hyderabad, as the city is home to quite a few riding clubs that offer riding lessons. Enroll in any of the riding clubs and start riding. These riding clubs usually charge a fee per ride after completion of the course and you can ride by yourself. <\/p><\/p>Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969973","data":"5d36f131a39b8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969970","data":"4: Rock Climbing<\/b><\/p>With the rocky, hilly terrain that the city is located on, rock climbing is one sport that you can easily pursue in Hyderabad. There are many adventure clubs in the city that have rock climbing sessions for beginners, for a nominal fee. You can start off by a form of rock climbing called bouldering, wherein small rocks (usually less than 20 feet high) are climbed. <\/p><\/p>Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969974","data":"5d36f1a0596e0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969971","data":"5: Parkour<\/b><\/p>Parkour, also known as free running or art du deplacement, involves negotiating terrain using only the natural strength of one's body, principally through running, jumping and climbing surrounding features. The adventure clubs in Hyderabad routinely conduct parkour workshops where the required techniques can be learnt. But of all the sports listed here, Parkour is the easiest one to pursue as it can be practised anywhere, in any public park for instance, as it doesn\u2019t require any equipment. <\/p><\/p>Image source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969975","data":"5d36f218931fb"}]
2: Archery<\/b><\/p>
Like shooting, this is also a thrilling sport. It gives one a major rush of adrenaline and makes one feel like a medieval warrior. With many sports stores offering beginner equipment for an affordable cost, archery is fairly easy to pursue. Also, Great Hyderabad Adventure Club (GHAC) routinely conducts archery workshops which are perfect for beginners. <\/p>
Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969972","data":"5d36eff2cb871"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969969","data":"3: Horse Riding<\/b><\/p>Horse riding has many physical benefits and it\u2019s easy enough to pursue this sport in Hyderabad, as the city is home to quite a few riding clubs that offer riding lessons. Enroll in any of the riding clubs and start riding. These riding clubs usually charge a fee per ride after completion of the course and you can ride by yourself. <\/p><\/p>Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969973","data":"5d36f131a39b8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969970","data":"4: Rock Climbing<\/b><\/p>With the rocky, hilly terrain that the city is located on, rock climbing is one sport that you can easily pursue in Hyderabad. There are many adventure clubs in the city that have rock climbing sessions for beginners, for a nominal fee. You can start off by a form of rock climbing called bouldering, wherein small rocks (usually less than 20 feet high) are climbed. <\/p><\/p>Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969974","data":"5d36f1a0596e0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969971","data":"5: Parkour<\/b><\/p>Parkour, also known as free running or art du deplacement, involves negotiating terrain using only the natural strength of one's body, principally through running, jumping and climbing surrounding features. The adventure clubs in Hyderabad routinely conduct parkour workshops where the required techniques can be learnt. But of all the sports listed here, Parkour is the easiest one to pursue as it can be practised anywhere, in any public park for instance, as it doesn\u2019t require any equipment. <\/p><\/p>Image source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969975","data":"5d36f218931fb"}]
3: Horse Riding<\/b><\/p>
Horse riding has many physical benefits and it\u2019s easy enough to pursue this sport in Hyderabad, as the city is home to quite a few riding clubs that offer riding lessons. Enroll in any of the riding clubs and start riding. These riding clubs usually charge a fee per ride after completion of the course and you can ride by yourself. <\/p>
Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969973","data":"5d36f131a39b8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969970","data":"4: Rock Climbing<\/b><\/p>With the rocky, hilly terrain that the city is located on, rock climbing is one sport that you can easily pursue in Hyderabad. There are many adventure clubs in the city that have rock climbing sessions for beginners, for a nominal fee. You can start off by a form of rock climbing called bouldering, wherein small rocks (usually less than 20 feet high) are climbed. <\/p><\/p>Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969974","data":"5d36f1a0596e0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969971","data":"5: Parkour<\/b><\/p>Parkour, also known as free running or art du deplacement, involves negotiating terrain using only the natural strength of one's body, principally through running, jumping and climbing surrounding features. The adventure clubs in Hyderabad routinely conduct parkour workshops where the required techniques can be learnt. But of all the sports listed here, Parkour is the easiest one to pursue as it can be practised anywhere, in any public park for instance, as it doesn\u2019t require any equipment. <\/p><\/p>Image source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969975","data":"5d36f218931fb"}]
4: Rock Climbing<\/b><\/p>
With the rocky, hilly terrain that the city is located on, rock climbing is one sport that you can easily pursue in Hyderabad. There are many adventure clubs in the city that have rock climbing sessions for beginners, for a nominal fee. You can start off by a form of rock climbing called bouldering, wherein small rocks (usually less than 20 feet high) are climbed. <\/p>
Image Source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969974","data":"5d36f1a0596e0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563880969971","data":"5: Parkour<\/b><\/p>Parkour, also known as free running or art du deplacement, involves negotiating terrain using only the natural strength of one's body, principally through running, jumping and climbing surrounding features. The adventure clubs in Hyderabad routinely conduct parkour workshops where the required techniques can be learnt. But of all the sports listed here, Parkour is the easiest one to pursue as it can be practised anywhere, in any public park for instance, as it doesn\u2019t require any equipment. <\/p><\/p>Image source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969975","data":"5d36f218931fb"}]
5: Parkour<\/b><\/p>
Parkour, also known as free running or art du deplacement, involves negotiating terrain using only the natural strength of one's body, principally through running, jumping and climbing surrounding features. The adventure clubs in Hyderabad routinely conduct parkour workshops where the required techniques can be learnt. But of all the sports listed here, Parkour is the easiest one to pursue as it can be practised anywhere, in any public park for instance, as it doesn\u2019t require any equipment. <\/p>
Image source<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563880969975","data":"5d36f218931fb"}]
Bharthanatyam is a major form of Indian classical\u00a0dance which originated in the state of Tamil nadu. It is one of eight forms of dance recognized by the Sangeet nataka Akademi. \n\nBharatanatyam's theoretical foundations trace to the ancient Sanskrit text by\u00a0Bharatha\u00a0Mini, Natya Shastra,\u00a0its existence by 2nd century CE is noted in the ancient Shilappatikaram. Bharatanatyam is the oldest classical dance tradition of India.\n\nBharatanatyam style is noted for its fixed upper torso, legs bent or knees flexed out combined with spectacular footwork, a sophisticated vocabulary of\u00a0sign language based on gestures of hands, eyes and face muscles.\u00a0The dance is accompanied by music and a singer. The dance has traditionally been a form of an interpretive narration of mythical legends from the\u00a0Hindu context. The performance repertoire of Bharatanatyam, like other classical dances, includes\u00a0nrita\u00a0(pure dance),\u00a0nritya (solo expressive dance) and\u00a0natya\u00a0(group dramatic dance).\n\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1563801552521}]
Today\u2019s World is interested in 2 W and 1 H! <\/p>
What? <\/b><\/p>
Why? <\/b><\/p>
And How? <\/b><\/p>
\nWHAT IS STUMAGZ? <\/b><\/p>
\nSwami Vivekananda says that Youth are the pillars of the nation and are powerful as a ruler, that they can decide and change the future. Swami also adds \"The world is the great gymnasium where we come to make ourselves strong\". Stumagz creates that world for us(youth) where we can make ourselves strong in our inherent talents. Stumagz is an online student platform where one can showcase their own talents and potentials to this world. Stumagz aims to give the student community a voice and a place where they can express themselves to be noticed by this world. Students can write articles and stories where they can express themselves. Students can also start a project and raise a requirement for people they need or for any help they need in their project. Besides these, Stumagz also provide services to start an event. Stumagz also arranges and organises events that a company wants to hold in a college or any educational institution. <\/p>
\nWHY STUMAGZ? <\/b><\/p>
\nStumagz helps students in bringing their potentials out and show them to the largest community called students. From a singer to a speaker and from a pianist to a programmer, every talent is appreciated and encouraged in this platform. Stumagz is a platform where one can show the world that studies isn't the thing to judge a person. Students can show that they can even excel in other streams of life rather than only in the academic life. Stumagz also encourages students by presenting awards to the best in their respective categories like the best article writer, the best photographer and many more. They provide students to show themselves not only in the application but also in the events conducted by the Stumagz team. Stumagz do suggest companies with the students who has that potential in them on any requirement notification raised by the company. <\/p>
\nHOW TO STUMAGZ? <\/b><\/p>
\nStumagz is a user-friendly application where one can easily understand in the first look. Students can write articles on any topic they are interested in and the college team need to acknowledge and approve it. Photographers have an option to upload their best clicks and show them to the world. Lyricist and story writers can even write them in type of a story. Projects can be created in the app and raise any requirements for the team members. Events can also be created, conducted and broadcasted(spread out) by help of Stumagz. <\/p>
\nStumagz is the right platform to show oneself up in this current world. Keep yourself working up in the Stumagz and show this world your works through the India's largest Student's digital platform, Stumagz. <\/p>
\nDo Stumagz <\/p>
Show Stumagz <\/p>
Show this world what you are <\/p>
\n#dostumagz #showstumagz #showyourselves \n\n<\/p>"}]
Though it has been almost a decade since I left college, the career choices I made as an entrepreneur, starting a company that caters to colleges and students, it\u2019s as if I never left college and I am happy to see how students have evolved over the years. A major difference that I see right now is how active students are in college as they don\u2019t just stick to academics and instead, focus on a lot of things that build their own profile and their own personality in addition to bringing laurels to their colleges.<\/p>
I was like that too in college and I write this now as the new academic year just started a week ago and I want to tell students how being heavily involved in college activities teaches you a lot of things that the classroom won\u2019t and how it adds to both personal and professional growth. If I were to name one thing that I got out of being involved in various aspects of campus life, it is how I became completely fearless. <\/p>
When you are a part of an organising team in college, it puts you in situations that sometimes are completely out of your control and it is entirely up to you whether you will swim or drown. You will learn how to solve problems and more specifically, how to approach a problem to solve it; whether it is something as inconsequential as a package not arriving on time or something big like having to pull something off with minimal funds and resources, getting sponsorships for various events and more. If I hadn\u2019t done this, I don\u2019t think I would have been able to successfully start and run a company.<\/p>
It also teaches you crucial social skills that help you build your network with the right kind of individuals in addition to giving you crucial connections that last a lifetime, as the people you connect with as you work towards organising a college fest, are the ones who grow along with you and will definitely be useful contacts.<\/p>
Apart from these, it also teaches you how to handle working in teams, with people with as varied mindsets as it can get. You will learn how to manage different people and how to extract work from them towards a common goal, regardless of the differences that exist between individuals. In short, it teaches you to be a leader. <\/p>
The new academic year has just started, so take this year as an opportunity to learn and grow. Involve yourself in various activities in your college and start your journey towards becoming a leader. <\/p>"}]
Music is life. That\u2019s why even our hearts have beats (lub-dub).The sound of the rain drops, the fluttering of leaves when a wind blows through it are the sounds which makes us feel pleasant. So music permeates nature and nature permeates music. A painter paints pictures on canvas but musicians paint their pictures on silence. Here is the story of my friend Hruthik,a musician, a 3rd year cse student of sri indu who loves to play and enjoy music.(He says it\u2019s a kind of weed to him which makes him high ;))<\/p>
\nHis journey of music begins with a small gift, a guitar from his uncle and brother. An 8th standard guy who was curious about playing guitar which he recently get started finding ways to learn guitar. He collected some of the sample songs and started learning how to play them through YouTube. He\u2019s brother\u2019s friend who is a guitar teacher helped him learning basics. Slowly slowly he started finding enthusiasm and happiness in the strings of guitar. He used to play guitar in their family get together\u2019s , their applauses\u2019 made him more motivated .He gave himself more challenges and learned to play a wide range of chords.<\/p>
\nAfter that he took a long break for two years when I asked him for the reason he says:\u201dthat\u2019s the time of my +11 nd +12 when I\u2019ve gone through the toughest phases of life .I had to go to Narayana jail daily \u2026and u know how much pressure they keep on students...\u201d <\/p>
Later on when he started listening to the songs of Darshan Raval he became a huge fan of him and got inspired by his life. He started composing small tunes and he move on with the chords of guitar. He says:\u201dMy guitar is like my best friend. My guitar can get me through anything. If I can sit down and write an amazing song with my guitar about what\u2019s going on in life, then that\u2019s the greatest therapy for me.\u201d\nNow he is teaching a few little kids basic guitar, sharing his knowledge and experience with them. <\/p>
Coming to his achievements he says:\u201dThe applause I heard, the pleasant smiling faces from the people who listened to my music, a little thanks from his students are the greatest achievements I had.\u201d <\/p>
\u201cMUSIC SPEAKS WHAT CANNOT BE EXPRESSED, SOOTHES THE MIND AND GIVES IT REST,HEALS THE HEART AND MAKES IT WHOLE FLOWS FROM HEAVEN TO THE SOUL \u201c<\/p>"}]
Pranathi Kasarla, 19, is a student of SMEC who has been juggling with academics and her passion for clothing art, i.e, fashion designing since as early as her ninth grade. <\/p>
As an adolescent of 13, she was inquisitive and explored her passion for art by creating new clothing designs on paper struggling to get it right, being an amateur at that. <\/p>
Her obsession for designing started with a ditzy argument among a couple of students at school about how clothes MUST cost a fortune to look beautiful. She recollects how she was strongly against this statement and went on to get her own unique style of clothing at affordable prices, since she only had to show and explain her work to a tailor.<\/p>
\u201cMy first real time design was a traditional half-saree that I had designed for myself in my 10th grade\u201d says Pranathi who has never stopped designing since then. She had been a young seller on an online clothing store, showcasing her designs and earning through her passion while being just 16 by then. She has went on to offer her clothing designs to her friends and tells us that she designed for almost half of her class in her latter years of education. <\/p>
Pranathi's favourite designers include Neeta Lulla and Manish Malhotra; she aspires to shine among them some day whilst aiming to provide luxury clothing at affordable prices. She believes in sticking to reasonable pricing when it comes to clothing. In her free time, she prefers going through IFA's work and jots down tips she could take from IFA and various other sources depending on their display pieces. <\/p>
Not having the required monetary backup to let her designs reach the consumers through models, she turned into a model and marketed for her own clothing art. She\u2019d faced a fair amount of opposition within her household to be able to pursue fashion designing as her major career path and thus split her interests into civil engineering as well. <\/p>
\u201cI have been happy with Civil Engineering as well, I am doing good in both ways though the pressure\u2019s a bit high while juggling both\u201d explains Pranathi about how Civil Engineering has also been a part of her. Pranathi helps her friends play dress-up when required and vows to never let her passion for designing leave her.<\/p>
There are a couple of her designed clothes donned by her in the pictures linked with the article.<\/p>
Pranathi has done projects in her field of study as well and had visited IIT Bombay for a group project that she had been involved in. She is one determined and dedicated woman in whatever it is that she takes up!<\/p>
You go girl.We wish Pranathi all the success that she deserves for her future endeavors! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563630426331","data":"5d3023498bb03"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563630426332","data":"5d330e795f934"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563630426333","data":"5d30234fc1e4a"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563630426334","data":"5d331b719a6b3"}]
Yes, I am a girl and I talk like a girl, walk like a girl and cry like a girl. I'm not weak or ashamed of it. I am a girl and I meant to do things like a girl only but that doesn't make me any less. It's funny how you compare my gender to compare my capabilities and worth in society. <\/p>
I have grown up listening to people saying me<\/p>
\"You are too skinny, eat.\"<\/p>
\"what are you wearing? You are too fat to wear that.\"<\/p>
\"You're wearing that?! Your clothing is distracting boys.\"<\/p>
\"You'd be soo much prettier if you wore makeup.\"<\/p>
\"You're wearing too much makeup. You look like a clown.\"<\/p>
\"You can't sit like that.\"<\/p>
\"Girls, they complain about anything and everything.\"<\/p>
\"Girls can't do that. That is a man's job.\"<\/p>
\"May I speak to the man of the house.\"<\/p>
But I always asked myself that what made them say those things to me, what made them say my clothing is the distraction, what made them say I can't do a man's job, what made them think that I'm weak and can't be the man of my house. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563001103639","data":"5d297fdcbc53b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563001103640","data":"
And girls, its okay if you cant be another Priyanka Chopra or Mary Kom. You don't have to look good all the time. Just embrace yourself and try to discover your inner strength. You are not a liability, you are efficient enough to earn bread for you and your family too. Your clothing is not a distraction, their intentions are wrong.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563001103643","data":"5d2b33f65bac8"}]
\"My art is a way to express myself\" she says recollecting her journey with colors. Adepu Medha, a 2nd year CSE student of CMRCET loves to work with pencils and paints. She is our hidden gem. She has learnt the basics from 'How to draw books' and her school, but taught herself a lot of techniques.<\/p>
A mother is one's first teacher, and it's her mother who introduced her to to drawing. \"When I was in nursery, my mom wanted me to participate in a drawing competition, in which children from nursery to second grade participated. So she picked a simple picture, and she made me practice that same thing for weeks, like she was really patient, held my hand, monitored my every stroke and on the day of the competition, unexpectedly I won! It was an inter school competition. I was treated like a pseudo celebrity or something after winning the competition. I just got the hang of it and there had been no looking back since then\" she says. <\/p>
When she saw that all the older kids working way harder than she did, she realized that art is something which came naturally to her. She initially started off tracing cartoons on story books. She used to love telling her classmates that she drew it on her own she confesses. That gave her confidence she says. <\/p>
Her love for the art grew with her she says. Her school played a great role in her story full of colors. Her art class was her favorite part of the week because she got to be the star of her class, she confesses. \"I learnt pencil sketching, poster color painting, craft work, pottery, acrylic painting, glass painting, and all the other basic stuff one could think of...\" a proud Silver Oakes, Bachupally alumni recollects. When she started drawing without tracing she loved drawing anime and other cartoon characters she recalls.<\/p>
Later, gradually, she started pencil sketching. \"I give myself new challenges all the time.My friends used to show me some amazing pictures, like their favorite scenery, or some complicatedly beautiful pictures, and they're like...now that you draw so well, how about this, let's see if you can do this and I immediately say I can do it!And I kinda face all the trouble afterwards trying my best to do it, teach myself, practice like hell, trying real hard not to make a fool out of myself, and that's how I get out of my comfort zone, for an introvert like me, and I have never failed to deliver what had been asked of me....so yeah....win win\" she says.<\/p>
She says, she personally enjoys sketching portraits, she says human faces fascinate her, especially those of women. They have excellent features she says. Her first portrait was that of Yami Goutham. She thought it was difficult, but she did it. And the 6th grader was over the moon. She started off with her eyes but could finish the entire portrait, it was a great deal for her. <\/p>
When asked if art is just her hobby, or if she wants to make it her profession she says \"Yeah, absolutely, it's my hobby, and I'd like to keep it that way, cause this shouldn't be earning you a living.... it's something that's supposed to satisfy your soul. It's something that brings you happiness every time you do it....and when i do it for others, I wanna see that awesome smile on their face, and how they could keep something hand made by me...it remains them of something nice, probably me sometimes.\"<\/p>
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The Motto of the MVSR Engineering College \u201cTECHNOLOGY TRAVERSES TERRESTRA<\/b>\u201d which means that Technology can move the Earth\/land. This is a college where theoretical and practical teaching go hand-by-hand. \n\nMVSR Engineering College is college with a pleasant ambiance and away from the city culture with no pollution and noise. Campus is located at Nadergul, Ranga Reddy District, Telangana and is affiliated with Osmania University. The college was accredited by AICTE<\/b> and approved by NBA<\/b>. This is one of the campus that provide the course of Automobile Engineering.\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563778980710","data":"5d31ffedbcae2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563778980711","data":"
Maturi Venkata Subba Rao Engineering College or simply MVSR Engineering College was established in the year 1981 and is sponsored by the Matrusri Education Society. This Education Society was founded by the group of visionaries and philanthropists in the year 1980. Maturi Gopala Rao, the architect of Nagarjunasagar Dam as Founder Chairman, Arshadharmasri Late Sri Maturi Venkata Subba Rao as Founder Secretary and also few other doctors, industrialists, businessmen have come together to form Matrusri Education Society. \nThe college was inaugurated in 1981 by Sri T. Anjiah, Chief Minister, AP, at temporary premises at Ameerpet, with an intake of 180 in Civil, ECE and Mechanical disciplines.\nIn 1986 inauguration of the administrative block at Saidabad Campus by Sri P. V. Narasimha Rao, Minister of Human Resources, Government of India and the present campus is on use from 1997 which was inaugurated by M. Gopal Rao.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563778980712","data":"5d320026e4214"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563778980713","data":"
Our college has a Maggi stall and an Ice-cream stall besides canteen. Masala maggi is something interesting in the maggi stall and choco nuts is in case of the ice cream stall. \nCanteen is one of the hangout spot in the college where students usually chill out by spending time with each other.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563778980714","data":"5d3200404b3b3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563778980715","data":"
Besides being one of the top college in Hyderabad academically, several fests are conducted by the college every year. Branch wise fests are also conducted by their respective branches other than the main college fests. <\/p>
\nAthlema <\/b>is a National Annual Sports Fest of MVSR Engineering College, where in 2500 students from various engineering colleges participate in the Sports and Games. Boys and girls participate in various events, such as Kabbadi, Cricket, Foot Ball, Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Throw Ball and many more. <\/p>
\nSangamam <\/b>provided the platform for students to display their cultural and literary skills, provided an opportunity for MVSRians to develop their organizational abilities and importantly capturing the audience with vivid celebrity performances. <\/p>
\n\nSAMAVARTHAN<\/b>, a biennial national level technical fest of MVSR Engineering College for promoting the technical activities amongst engineering students. The fest has evolved over the years featuring with excess of events that relate to all disciplinary of engineering, robotics, entrepreneurship and many more. It is a platform to showcase and celebrate innovation, teamwork and all zeal for science and technology of all the students.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563778980716","data":"5d32005fa0949"}]
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