The Boys’ Sports Secretary, Sohith Deva’s manifesto aimed at the overall enhancement of the Sports culture on campus along with improvements to Arena. The manifesto spoke of 9 points out of which, 6 are fulfilled, 2 are in progress and 1 has not been fulfilled yet. Click here to view the manifesto on the Election... Continue Reading →

The Sport’s Secretary (Girls), Kritika Kasliwal’s manifesto put forth 9 points, of which 4 are fulfilled, 2 are in progress and 3 aren’t fulfilled. Click here to see the manifesto on the Election Commission Facebook page. Manifesto PointStatusHelp InitializationIn ProgressOrientationFulfilledWorkshopsFulfilledSports in HostelIn ProgressCoachFulfilledGymNot FulfilledIncrease Outside ParticipationFulfilledDietician and NutritionistNot FulfilledCycle MarathonsNot Fulfilled Sports Secretary (Girls) of... Continue Reading →

The President’s manifesto consisted of 13 ideas, some of which aimed at improving existing systems on campus and others which were completely novel initiatives. At the end of the first semester of 2018-19, 1 has been fulfilled, 7 of these are still in progress and 5 of these have not been fulfilled. Click here to... Continue Reading →

The General Secretary's manifesto was categorised broadly into 6 categories based on the type of problems he wanted to work on: Campus Health Improvement, Skill Development, Food Standards Improvement, Living Standards Improvement, Campus Culture and other general issues. Out of 13 manifesto points, 2 were fulfilled and 6 are in progress. Manifesto PointStatusCampus Health ImprovementStudent... Continue Reading →

The Cultural Secretary (Female), Yashasvi Chennawar’s manifesto spoke of 18 points out of which 3 were fulfilled, 8 are under progress and 7 have not been fulfilled yet. Manifesto PointStatusCollaborate With Clubs for WorkshopsFulfilledAutomatic Vending Machines for Sanitary NapkinsFulfilledCultural/Sanskriti MagazineIn ProgressCulture of Martial Arts for FemalesIn ProgressProfessionals offering classes for special skillsIn ProgressIntroduction of a... Continue Reading →