The main tenets of his manifesto were a more responsible, transparent SUC that also takes care of the issues at ground level. Looking back at his manifesto, as of August 2024, out of the many main points in his manifesto, 5/12 have been completed, 2/12 have not been completed, and 5/12 were partially completed. Here’s... Continue Reading →

The General Secretary, Sai Sumanth Pothureddi built his campaign around the premise that as a representative of the GB, he would be open to students of BPHC, and always at their service, and that his purpose and aims would evolve with the needs and aspirations of the campus. Looking back at his manifesto, as of... Continue Reading →

The Technical Secretary of the AY 2023-24 held a successful tenure with Atmos ‘23 resulting in profits of around Rs. 20L. The fest also marked an increase in the number of workshops, headliner events, and overall footfall. The Secretary was the sole candidate and was elected based on a manifesto that promised a lot. Looking... Continue Reading →

Jayanth Jinnareddy promised to improve the campus culture in his manifesto. Pearl 24 was a success in most parts and the cultural scene of the campus has evolved under the tenure. Looking back at his manifesto, as of August 2024, out of the many main points in his manifesto, 6/14 have been completed, 3/14 have... Continue Reading →

Improving the sports environment on the campus was the main vision of Sports Secretary (boys) Harsh Bokadia. Looking back at his manifesto, as of August 2024, out of the many main points in his manifesto, 11/21 have been completed, 9/21 have not been completed, and 1/21 was partially completed. Here’s the link to the manifesto. Let’s delve... Continue Reading →

Improving the sports environment on the campus was the main vision of Sports Secretary (girls) Shreenidhi Ramaswamy. Looking back at her manifesto, as of July 2024, out of the many main points in her manifesto, 5/11 have been completed, 4/11 have not been completed, and 2/11 were partially completed. Here’s the link to the manifesto. Let’s delve... Continue Reading →

On June 13, 2024, Aryan Sawan, a student of BITS-RMIT, had just landed at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport at 4:15 p.m. Given the harsh prices that cabs charge, he decided to hail the bus. Figure 1- Picture of Bus 212 in front of BPHC gate. Source : Facebook “I took the bus to Secundarabad. Upon... Continue Reading →

Every once in a while, the whole internet unites over one incident of obvious social injustice and a massive outrage ensues. - the Kolkata rape case will gain traction and for a week, all of us will be infuriated, and we will share posts and stories. Maybe some of us will participate in marches, make... Continue Reading →