As it is rightly said, there is no such thing as authentic, unalloyed jubilation. Some bitterness always mingles with the sweet. Though fond memories of our solitary gold and the hockey triumph might be nested in our thoughts, some events left much to be desired. From the arrest of wrestler Sushil Kumar and the miscommunication... Continue Reading →
"Milkha Singh had this dream of an Indian athlete winning a medal at athletics in the Olympics; he always wanted someone to win gold, it has now been fulfilled, but he is not here with us. He would have felt proud if he was here. I will dedicate this medal to him and PT Usha.... Continue Reading →
The most high-profile transfer in world football was confirmed as Lionel Messi took his departure from Barcelona to join Paris Saint Germain. The player spent 21 years at the club, terrorizing defenses wherever he stepped foot, grabbing attention of anyone who laid their eyes on this magician. Having bagged a plethora of accolades along the... Continue Reading →
The Lieutenant Governor and state government of the National capital of Delhi always had trouble with sharing of power. It's not unusual for countries to have a special administration system for their capital cities as in the case of Washington DC (The USA), Brasilia(Brazil), etc and so has been with Delhi. Earlier there was confusion... Continue Reading →
It has been more than eight months since we have been living our college life in a virtual mode. It's ironic how the generation of engineering students who are mostly placed in IT firms cannot adjust to the very thing we have to work for. Now it is obviously not the fault of the students... Continue Reading →
Swapnil Tagwale is a 2016 batch's M.Sc. Mathematics and B.E. Computer Science student in his fifth year currently. He got a Summer Internship at Walmart Labs along with 14 others from our campus. The internship was ten weeks long and the stipend being Rs. 58,000. Walmart is supposed to be on a hiring spree leading... Continue Reading →
Q1. Could you please introduce yourself and describe your SI? (branch, year, where you did SI, stipend, the time you spent working there, how many other people were selected, how many got PPO) A1. I’m from the 2016 batch, and I’m a final year MSc Maths + BE Computer Science student. I worked as a... Continue Reading →
There are only a few leaders in the Indian Political spectrum who will be remembered for time immemorial. And there are even fewer of those who were respected unconditionally across the aisle of the Parliament floor. Pranab Mukherjee belonged to this minority of those political leaders. Pranab Da, as he was affectionately called, started from... Continue Reading →
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