Recently on December 30th, the BJP President, J.P. Nadda, unveiled a commemorative stamp, celebrating 200 years of the enchanting tale of Indian-origin Tamils in Sri Lanka. However, the shadows of their challenges and struggles are often obscured by the celebratory light, beckon acknowledgment. Seizing this moment, I embark on narrating the often overlooked history of... Continue Reading →
The Journal Club BPHC Prior to Arena, the sports fest of BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus, the Journal Club sat down with the Sports Secretaries to discuss the preparations, issues and expectations of Arena ‘24. The interview is attached below: What are some of the challenges that a sports fest has, as opposed to the tech... Continue Reading →
Pasta, the timeless and beloved comfort food, has carved a permanent niche in our culinary affections, whether dressed in the simplicity of white, the robustness of red, or the allure of pink sauce. From the symphony of shapes like penne, fusilli, Spaghetti, Pappardelle, and macaroni to the whimsical dance of Farfalle, this culinary marvel has... Continue Reading →
Grace Satya Gaura Chandra Dasa exemplifies the fusion of academic brilliance and deep commitment to selfless service. He achieved top honours and was awarded a gold medal in Mechanical Engineering during his university journey. His remarkable achievements include securing the sole IT seat at IIT Madras, showcasing his dedication to excellence. However, what truly distinguishes... Continue Reading →
Starting off with the first question - how was your life at BITS Dubai? Life at BITS Dubai was, to be honest, pretty thrilling. I still remember my first lecture. It was Advanced Analog Mixed Signal Design, by Professor G Vijaya. We later on started calling him Lord of the Rings. Because he wore almost,... Continue Reading →
An interview with Ansh Kanotra, the Technical Secretary of BPHC, ahead of our techfest ATMOS this November. What are your ambitions and what can we expect from ATMOS this year? Ans.- When I got elected for the post of Technical Secretary, my only motive was to work for the betterment of technical culture in the... Continue Reading →
On September 29, a historic moment unfolded in India's political landscape as President Droupadi Murmu granted her assent to the Women's Reservation Bill. This landmark legislation, officially known as the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, aims to reserve one-third of the seats in the Lok Sabha and all state assemblies for women. The bill had already... Continue Reading →
The Cultural Secretary (Girls), Shivanee Sharma, built her campaign around the vision of a more inclusive campus culture enabling the General Body to unlock its full potential. Her campaign stressed the importance of the cultural senate providing a platform to strengthen life skills and promote creativity. She, however, only managed to fulfil a disappointing 1/8... Continue Reading →
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