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Khwaab Society of KSAC celebrated Diwali at an Orphanage
2024-12-28T15:47:13+05:30Diwali is a celebration of lights, symbolizes the victory of good over evil and spreading happiness with the family and around us. Khwaab, the Social Responsibility Society’s primary motto is spreading happiness and bringing smile on the face of people around us. Based on that notion what would be better than celebrating the festival with the one who don’t have family and by doing so giving them a chance to see that they matter to us and they belong here with us in this society. Keeping this is mind, the members of Khwaab celebrated Diwali with the children in the [...]
Life-Changing Books Every College Student Should Read
2022-02-18T14:50:31+05:30By Anand Swaroop 2 nd year, CSSE Think And Grow Rich -Napoleon Hill This book is all about having a definite purpose. It tells us to use the power of autosuggestion; sometimes, we already know things, it comes to us automatically, and we only have to channel our focus on recognizing it. The author asks us to mix thoughts with feelings- he says positive thoughts attract positive actions. He also tells us about the power and benefits of visualization. This book basically teaches us to train and program our subconscious minds to achieve our goals and ambitions. One of the best [...]
Introvert to an Extrovert
2022-02-08T22:49:49+05:30By Rhea Sinha 3rd Year, B.Tech (CSSE) What exactly do we mean when we call a person an introvert or an extrovert? Is it just a social status that one adopts in order to keep up with the trend? Or something that we are born with and can eventually change according to our comfort? In basic terms, an introvert is a person who feels the best with their own thoughts and company. On the other hand, an extrovert is a person who loves to be with other people and put themselves out there. On any given day, about 40 percent of [...]
‘Social Media’: A Millennial Medium For Change
2022-01-27T13:14:09+05:30By Samartha Satarupa Patnaik 2nd Year, B.Tech (CSE) Social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, WhatsApp, Snapchat, adore it or not, these social media have hugely modified the manner a whole technology communicates. Furthermore, like it or not, it is now no longer going away. Living at least a part of our lifestyle ‘online’ is becoming "the brand new normal" which is making us capable of navigating, without which we are far from today's inescapable reality. Social media has become mainstream. It is not only pretty much-constructing relationships with buddies and family but, social media has morphed right into an area in which [...]
Making The Most Of Your University Life
2022-01-20T21:51:38+05:30By Shuvranshu Sekhar Kar 3rd Year, B.Tech (CSE) You are just done with your 12th grade and are about to enter university. There are a lot of things going on inside that head of yours. What university life is going to be like, what challenges you are going to face and how you must prepare yourself are just some among the many questions you must want answers for. Now, let me tell you straight up; it is not going to be a cakewalk. But now that you’re here, read on to find out how you can make the next 3, 4 [...]
Reasons Why College Is The Best Place To Pursue Your Hobbies
2022-01-10T15:32:44+05:30Sayandeep Chakraborty 2nd Year, BA LLB Hobbies form a major part of our lives, especially when in school. Our hobbies define us- set us apart from the rest of the clan. But the one thing our hobbies need is time, something that an average college-goer does not have a lot of. In college, academics, assignments, and submissions make up the usually hectic schedule of students, who are left with next to no time for things they consider their hobbies. Here are some reasons why college is the best place to pursue your hobbies: ● An escape from the ordinary: The workload [...]
How to not put yourself in a box before someone else does?
2022-01-06T15:24:51+05:30By Kashish Kaur 2nd Year, B.Tech (IT) "Don't put yourself in a box." We have all heard of this phrase at some point in our lives. In layman language, "putting yourself in a box" means self-sabotaging; it's like I would rather not try than accept that I might be bad at something. Imagine living the same day on repeat, thanks to the pandemic we don't have to imagine. Change is scary, but it is the only constant and probably the key to our sanity. Just like mundanity scares us, so should labels, stereotypes and boxes. What is this box? Box: a [...]
ADVICE FROM ALUMNI
2021-12-23T16:11:30+05:30ANKITA KIRAN 2 ND Year B.Tech(CSE) You may be one among many in the sea of lost travellers, feeling astray and off-course. Sometimes college can be hard, and you may have doubts in your head of whether you are doing the right thing or maybe you are not where you imagined yourself to be in the future. Just because someone stumbles and loses their path doesn't mean they're lost forever; they may just need some guidance to get back on track. We all get these thoughts in our head at one point or the other, and all we look for in [...]
Messed-Up Sleep-Cycle? Find Out What Helps.
2021-12-20T10:33:53+05:30By Avantika Choudhary 3rd Year, B.Tech (CSE) Nine alarms, fifty-two repelling thoughts, and a poor mom's whining later when you finally find yourself in front of the bathroom mirror, do you wonder how your sleep never charged you up? Well, another way to confirm this is the thought, "Maybe, if I got just five more minutes..." Feeling that the quantity of your sleep wasn't sufficient brings us to question its quality. There are two ways for me to go about this one. The harsh one requires me to talk about discipline, while the pensive one requires me to dwell on what [...]