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Taking up the monumental task of editing the annual college magazine Swarnima of
Jabalpur Engineering College, Jabalpur is not a piece of cake, especially when you are a
second yearite. But then we had been taught, Nothing that is worthwhile is easy. We
were scared in the beginning and only time can tell whether we have lived up to your ex-
pectations or not.
As we started working, we were overwhelmed by the response we received. We really feel
honored and take this opportunity to thank everyone who came forward to be a part of
the team to submit an article, a sketch or may be just a photograph. We were living an edi-
tors worst nightmare; however, we had our faith restored since creativity has never been
a dying art. We went to people asking for their opinions about Swarnima. Whatever is
put on is because that was the wish of the majority. We dedicate Swarnima to all these
ment of the magazine because people acknowledged our integrity and trustworthiness.
the play it safers, the creatures of the common place and the slaves of the ordinary, al-
There were people who tried to dissociate themselves from the magazine but we wel-
comed the too.
Gunter Grass once remarked, A writer must live up to the test of reality, including politi-
cal reality and that cannot be done if he keeps his distance.
An editorial Board too has to pass through this test and our young and fresh team has
tried to be almost everywhere, watch everything for we guard this heaven of ours Jabal-
pur Engineering College. We reported only to a thing called conscience. And after that,
how you treat this magazine, solely lies in your hands.
How could we praise our team members who have always stood beside the strong deci-
sions we had to make. They deserve much more than that. Everyone, it was an honor
working with you.
storm and is now ready to face the world but this also means that we must step aside now.
We were once asked, What makes you think, you can change everything? What are you
You know the Swarnima editors are not exactly Gods!!
But today we think those people found there answers. After all in this mortal world, eve-
rything perishes and will perish but ideals, ideas and dreams do not!!
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THE ED BOARD
CHIEF EDITORS
Anushka Bajpai EE IVth SEM
Rashi Jain EE IVth SEM
Smriti Shukla EE IVth SEM

CREATIVE EDITORS
Ashima Gupta IP IInd SEM
Shefali Bheda ME IInd SEM
DESIGNER AND COMPOSER
Mohd Ambar Khan IT IVth SEM
HINDI EDITORS
Ayushi Sachan EE IVth SEM
Sanyogita Suhane EE IVth SEM
SPORTS EDITOR
>Rajendra Singh
Assistant director of Physical education - JEC Jabalpur
DEPARTMENTAL HEADS
ELECTRONICS AND
TELECOMMUNICATION
Pratibha Dubey IVth SEM
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Shourya Shrivastava IVth SEM
Unmesh Shukla IVth SEM
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Atul Sinha IVth SEM
Roopali Soni IVth SEM
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Shefali Bheda IInd SEM
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Ayush Mishra IVth SEM
Ayushi Sachan IVth SEM
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
Ashima Gupta IInd SEM
Palash Jain IVth SEM
CIVIL DEPARTMENT
Sakshi Arora IVth SEM
Prayati IVth SEM
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encourage students to read,write,explore and share.
Such skills need to be enhanced because the engi-
neer of today needs many more weapons in armory,
reports the events and activities of the college and
this enables the students to take pride in the fact that
magazine, the students acquire a platform to express
their ideas and to share what they feel about their col-
lege life.
I am glad that the students have undertaken this
years.
Furthermore, the magazine expands the reach of the
institution laudably, as apart from the current stu-
dents even the former students and the prospective
students can read and appreciate it.
I express my gratitude towards all the people who
have contributed to the creation of this magazine.
and that 'Swarnima' will continue to succeed in the
coming years.
Dr. Veerendra Kumar
Principal
Jabalpur Engineering College.
Principals Message
Dear Readers,
It is a matter of immense pleasure that Ja-
balpur Engineering College is going to
ting accreditation from the National Board
of Accreditation, New Delhi required to
enhance the extra-curricular activities,
this magazine will provide a good plat-
form for the young engineers to bring out
their inner most thoughts and expressions
in literary form. I wish all the best for the
magazine to be a successful and perpetual
endeavor
With Best Wishes
Prof. M.P. Parsai
Head of Department
Electronics and Telecommunication
Jabalpur Engineering College
Jabalpur
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Dear Readers,
It is a matter of immense pleasure that the
college magazine is being re-launched. It is
a great venture as this magazine will be a
mirror of the college showcasing the talents
and excellence of our college.
It is comforting that although the college
may have changed a lot through all these
years, the students here have not lost the
ideals built up here.
Wishing all the best to the magazine and a
great future ahead to al the readers,
Dr. Arvind Sharma,
Head of Department
Electrical engineering,
JEC, Jabalpur
Dear Readers,
I'm glad the students have taken the ini-
tiative to relaunch the annual magazine
preciated by one and all.
India is marching ahead like never before
and the momentum shall continue in spite
ing graduates passing out presently would
carve out a new India with vibrant indus-
tries and infrastructure. I wish all our stu-
dents a bright future ahead.
H.K Mishra
Head-0f-Department
Civil Engineering Department
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Dear Readers,
en rise to the pillars of today's society, continued
to serve humanity with the values collated from
JEC. It is indeed a privilege for me to be an in-
tegral part of the family of this great institution
to see before my eyes the totality of this mis-
sion being continued and handed over from one
generation to the next. Along with academics,
that will unlock the hidden thoughts and tal-
ents in the students. Of all the keys, the college
magazine is the master key that can unlock and
bring forth the creativity of students.
Dear Editors,
I congratulate you for your creative expression
in this issue of Swarnima" which is so unique
and original. In the years to come, I hope and
pray that JEC will continue to leave traces of
existence in the hearts of the people of India
whom it has loved and served all these years.
Wishing You Luck and Success ahead in Life
Prof. Prashant Jain
Head of Department
Information Technology
Jabalpur Engineering College
Jabalpur
Dear Readers,
It gives me immense pleasure that the stu-
dents of our college have taken initiative to
relaunch the college magazine Swarnima"
I wish it becomes a platform for the stu-
their views related to technical and social
way in nurturing and honing the literary
skills of many students who due to the lack
of such a platform were always skeptical of
their own capabilities.
With Best Wishes
Dr. Prakash Verma
Head of Department
Industrial Production
Jabalpur Engineering College
Jabalpur
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Dear Readers,
Always live in the present moment. How to
live in the present moment:
To live in the present means to enjoys the
NOW"
Do not judge anyone
Do not criticize anyone
As you stop judging and start forgiving you
do not carry grudges of the past and you
start living in the present moment
With Best Wishes
Prof. Dr. Ms. P. Park
Head of Department
Maths
Jabalpur Engineering College
Jabalpur
Dear readers,
We are delighted to learn that the college
magazine Swarnima" is being published
note that this magazine is coming up with a
We hope the contents and the presentation
of the magazine go a long way in present-
ing an appropriate image and status of the
college.
Wishing all the best for the magazine,
Dr. S.K. Shrivastava
Professor and head
Department of Applied Chemistry
JEC, Jabalpur
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We've been hearing this since play school, Never be
afraid to try something new, for remember that, amateurs
built the ark, professionals built the Titanic".
I swear this was the single thought that gave us the power
idea.
Swarnima", the annual college magazine of JEC may
seem to others like an idea yesterday, a reality tomor-
this and I felt it would be interesting to take you through
Swarnima".
Well, it wasn't Swarnima" at that time. It was just Hey
what about a college magazine::" We just said it and then
looked at each other speechless. Finally a voice came out
of silence kaise karange yaar:" and we all gave in those
words. Actually!! How were we going to do it: When
you think about a magazine, 10 other things pop up.
"Likhenge kya:: Articles kahan se aenge:: JEC k bacchhe
likhenge:: JEC k bacche padhenge magazine:: And the
most important of all: Paise kahan se aenge::" And we
were like - Mehnat karni padegi Yaar or else how will we
manage it with upcoming tough semester and the charo
taraf chayi hui garibi!!"
And then the inner voice whispered, Never be afraid to
try something new. Itna to kar sakte hai college k liye".
So then the work started with 7 people in the team. A full
made and presented to the HOD and Professors of Elec-
enthusiastic response made us say Yes!! Its working!!"
which died out soon enough when they asked about
our magazine committee. We looked at each other not
knowing what to say, thinking Committee :-O..we never
thought of it!"
And then we ran department to department talking to
people, discussing about the magazine and forming the
Students Committee for the Magazine".
We were so desperate for the idea to be approved that
a large committee of 17 members was formed in just 2
hours. :-D
We felt like winners, smiles all around!! We said Dekha,
apan to sab kar sakte hai!!"
And then suddenly all that happiness and excitement was
the teachers of our department.
You think you smart people will run around the whole
college with the idea of a magazine and do all this at the
stake of missing your classes!!!"
zine had to wait. But can there be people as shameless as
us: Well, No!! We were all back the next day, not back in
magazine committee', outside the college. :-P
We started working out things and wrote an application
to the principal literally begging for an approval.
We went with the application to college the next day, got
it forwarded from Shailja Shukla Ma'am (we knew that
would increase its value :-P) and decided we would go
and talk to Principal Sir. But when we collected to pro-
ceed for the same, suddenly, we stopped, looked at each
other and someone said, Maar k bhaga denge Sir!! He
has lots of other work to do than sitting and listening
when we realized we couldn't do this all by ourselves. We
Manju Tiwari Ma'am and Arun Pachori Sir, two people
without whom this magazine would have been impos-
we were wrong. Principal Sir was as excited about it as we
were.
We were never so happy before, jumping and laughing
Paisa::"
If we charge the students for it, tab to ho gai magazine.
of institutions where we would go asking for sponsorship.
:P
a leading newspaper to ask for sponsorship and had to
when we took our 'Paise' ki problem to Pachori Sir. Had
we known that he would solve it immediately, we would
have gone to him much earlier. Ankhe Bhar ayi humari
when he said, How shameful to go searching for spon-
sorship for your own college magazine. Pura Paisa Col-
lege Dega." And we were like, Yay , Yipee, Yo!!!"
Yes, But with this came more work. Several trips were
too. It wouldn't be wrong to say that we were looking for
the cheapest one and when we found it, it was one big big
thing sorted out.
umns were decided. (And the best one was Prof Speak".
Teachers, we had great time asking you those questions.
:-D)
AMATEURS BUILT THE ARK..
design competition. We felt Aise to kam log involve
honge, so that would be a good idea". But still, the doubt
tion was simple again. Paisa!!" :P
Wese bhi we dint have much, on top of it we decided to
give away Rs 300 to the winner. Haan, ab ayengi entries!"
We were right. We had an unexpected 30 entries for the
we were no one to judge them. And so the work was done
by S.K Tiwari Sir, Shailja Shukla Ma'am and Shilpa Saxena
from Pachori Sir. (And to the bankrupt magazine com-
mittee as well :P)
phlets were designed and unbelievably it took 3 days. Lots
of pictures, yahoo, google, photoshop but we couldn't
come to a single design. We thought, Pamphlet nae de-
sign ho raha, magazine kya kar paenge!!"
up in all the departments (and torn and thrown away the
work had been done. People knew about our magazine,
Next, the articles were collected, read, edited, again read,
and again edited and so on. :-P
knew we had such good khiladis in our college. Events
that took place in our college were coming up mysteri-
ously and we were like, Yeh kab hua::"
back is what's in front of us now.
Not to forget, the series of name changes it went through:
Swarnima".
We learned a lot in this journey, about people, their abili-
ties, about us and our abilities as well. We feel more proud
to be here now 'cause there were so many awesome things
about JEC" that we never knew.
So here we present the product of our sweats and in fact
your 'mehnat' too,
~swarnima~
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The JECians Portrait Glossary
a brilliant rainbow of young minds from all over the
country.I've made a small attempt to prepare a gallery of
acters in the article in various forms.
Any resemblance is surely coincidental and purely unin-
tentional.
sportively.So let us begin straightaway.
Mr. Born Io be good :
seen haunting the library. God help them..!!
Mr. Fngineers :
'Mr. Born to be good' asks questions in the class. Every-
one would like to know what secret tonic do they have..
Mr. Iundu :
hand in all activities,cut classes occasionally, enjoy all
sports and co-curriculars and are frequently found play-
exam relatively unhurt (thanks to the Shivani QBs..)
Mr. Know everyIhing :
is very less but they have a lecture on eveything under the
sun. Ask them the pulse rate of Neil Armstrong when he
landed on moon..no doubt you'll get an answer..
Mr. Boss : He who does not need a boss to rule is usually
chosen to be the one. But everyone really fails to under-
unusual talent of convincing people and no matter what
face..
Mr. Romeo : You can see them trying their level best to im-
much to talk about...!!
Miss FxIracurricular :
most in the campus. Any extra curricular activity in the
them.
Miss Bookworm :
study alone. Pity they are wasting their lives..Open your
eyes..the world is waiting for you..
Miss Fngineers :
gineers. Many among them are a very friendly lot with a
smile pasted on their face..
Miss Posh :
are oblivious to anything happening in the world around
them..Apart from all this they have a mentality Oh..
Somebody is watching.." and attend classes regularly for
this sake..
Miss Clique :
.Whatever they do, they'll do it in groups. What they are
upto no one has been able to understand..and the clues
obtained point to the never never land..
In the end, I'll like to conclude..
Wherever we belong..whatever group we are in..we are
part of one JEC family..
Sakshi Arora
Civil 4th sem
IF I HAD MY LIFE TO LIVE OVER
If I had my life to live over, I would try to make more
mistakes
I would relax, I know of very few things that I would take
seriously
I would go more places; I would climb more mountains
and swim more rivers
I would eat more ice-cream and less bran
I would have more actual troubles and fewer imaginary
ones
You see, I've been one of those fellows who live prudently
Oh! I've had my moments
But if had it to do all over again,
I would have more of them - a lot more
I never go anywhere without a thermometer, a gargle, a
raincoat and a parachute
If I had it to do over, I would travel lighter
If I had my life to live over, I would pay less attention to
people telling me I must learn Latin or History;
and failed
I would seek out more teachers who inspire relaxation
and fun.
If I had my life to live over I would start barefooted a little
earlier in spring and stay that way a little later in the fall
I would shoot more paper wads at my teachers.
I would keep later hours
I'd have more sweethearts
I would go to more circuses
I would be carefree as long as I could or at least until I got
some care instead of having my cares in advance.
I doubt, however, ill do much damage with my creed.
body else darned serious.

Neha Nupoor
EC VIIIth SEM
]0 BEA5]5 \I]E L0VE [R0H BEAd]Y
Alone there I stood
Wondering who are you:
Oh My God!" I screamed
Not just one but they are two!
Two similar tiny toddlers
Lay in a cradle, crying out loud,
Everyone looked curious, and I:
I got the clue, now I am out!
With naughty motives and misleading innocent features.
And people witnessed the most violent wars,
Between me and my two monsters;
We kicked and scratched and banged the heads,
And awarded 'Itchy scars',
At times I made mannequin of them
And decorated my dolls alive,
But now gone are the days when I could command over,
Now my little cute brothers are sturdy, muscular teenag-
ers.
eyes,
Hidden are thousand secret emotions
Behind that adolescent ego and pride.
Never did I have known, and
Never did they told me so,
How much they care for me and are concerned with my
smile and woe.
For all we share our success and tension of those sleepless
exam nights.
Forever I wish for my sweetest treasure of my life
A world full of hopes and face glued with smiles.
And they get the rare privilege of being the best beasts of
the WORLD.
For this is the award beauty seldom rewards to any of the
luckiest pals.
RASHI JAIN
EE- IV SEM

10 AMAZING LESSONS FROM
ALBERT EINSTEIN
Albert Einstein has long been considered a genius by the
masses. He was a theoretical physicist, philosopher, au-
live.
light by gravity by gravity, the quantum theory of atomic
motion in solids, the zero-point energy concept and the
quantum theory of a monatomic gas which predicted
Bose-Einstein condensation, to name a few.
Einstein received the Nobel Prize in Physics for his ser-
vices to theoretical physics and especially for his discov-
Modern Physics and is probably the best and most suc-
cessful scientist there ever was.
I personally have never seen any person who has such
clear views about life as Einstein had. All is quotes are
something to enrich our lives.
- FOLLOW YOUR CUROSITY
I have no special talent. I'm only passionately curious."
What piques your curiosity: I am curious as to what
causes one person to succeed while the other person fails.
secret to your success.
- PERSEVERENCE IS PRICELESS
"It's not that I'm so smart. It's just that I stay with prob-
lems longer."
willing to persevere until you get to your intended des-
consists in its ability to stick to something until it gets
there. Be like the postage stamp. Finish the race you have
started.
- FOCUS ON THE PRESENT
"Any man who can drive safely while kissing a pretty girl
is simply not giving the kiss the attention it deserves."
My father always says, You can't ride two horses at the
same time." I like to say, you can do anything, but not
everything. Learn to be present where you are. Give your
all to whatever you are doing at the moment. Focused
and failure.
- THE IMAGINATION IS POWERFUL
"Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life's
coming attractions. Imagination is more important than
knowledge because knowledge is limited but imagination
embraces the whole world."
Are you using your imagination daily: Einstein said that
imagination is more important than knowledge! Your im-
agination pre-plays your future. Are you exercising your
imagination muscles daily: Don't let something as power-
ful as your imagination lie dormant.
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- MAKE MISTAKES
"A person who never made a mistake, never tried any-
thing new."
Never be afraid of making mistakes. A mistake is not
if you learn from them properly. Discover the power
of making mistakes. I've said this before and I'll say it
again, if you want to succeed, triple the amount of mis-
takes that you make.
- LIVE IN THE MOMENT
"I never think of the future - it comes soon enough"
present as possible in the present". You cannot presently
change yesterday or tomorrow, so its of supreme impor-
It's the only time that matters, it's the only time there is.
- CREATE VALUE
"Strive not to be a success, rather to be of value"
Don't waste your time trying to be successful, spend
your time creating value. If you're valuable, then you will
success will chase you down.
- DON'T EXPECT DIFFERENT RESULTS
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and
You can't keep doing the same thing everyday and
doing the same workout routine and expect to look dif-
ferent. In order for your life to change, you must change.
To the degree that you change your actions and your
thinking is to the degree that your life will change.
- KNOWLEDGE COMES FROM EXPERIENCE
knowledge is experience."
Knowledge comes from experience. You can discuss
a task, but decision will only give you a philosophical
hand to know it". What's the lesson: Get experience!
Don't spend your time hiding behind speculative infor-
mation. Go out there and do it and you will have gained
priceless knowledge.
- LEARN THE RULES AND THEN PLAY BETTER
"You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you
have to play better than anyone else."
To put it all in simple terms, there are two things you
of the game that you are playing. It doesn't sound excit-
ing but it's vital. Secondly you must commit to play the
game better than anyone else. If you can do these two
things, success will be yours!
Neha Nupoor
EC 8th SEM
COLLEGE LIFE IS AWSUM.....
LATE HONE PE :-
Aaj bunk ni tha kya..":
Attndnce ho Gayi kya."::
Agr pta hota aj is ka lectur h to main aati hi nai."
Kal raat der tak chating kr rhi thi yaar"....:)

LECTURE MEIN :-
Uski t'shirt pe kya likha h dekh"...!
1 page de na.., abey pen bi to de.,
kam se kam hath main kuch toh ho.!..:-)
iske assigment bna li kya..::
Oye tuje bhuk ni lg rhi h kya"..:
Kya yr pka rha h ye toh...,
kisne kaha tha lacutr me aane ko........!!

TOP N TOWN ME:-
HAPPY BRTHDAY YAAR."...!
Oye teri party ka kya hua"...!
Aaj kuch khila diyo...,paise ni h mere pas"....!
Aaj koi murga ni fas rha h yr...bhukh lg rhi h...!
Hadd hai yaar jb b aate h BRGR KHATM HO JATI
H....!
ASIGNMNT CPY :-
Ye kya likha h."
Jo wrd smjh aarha h vo likh., Jo ni aa rha h uska aisa he
desain bna de..."
IN LAB.:-
Yaha shi h , A C me bathenge.....:)
Welli h to Daigram bna de...,

AFTR EXAM :-
Is bar to Pkka fail. .
Jo chooda tha wahi aa gya yaar.."
Arry ab chood na, Ghumne chalte hai....!


-Parul shukla
IP, 2nd sem
What makes JECi ans Di f fer ent ?

My love for the institute grew out of sheer hatred. But
are my friends, some funny incidents and some mental
about everything. Some of my classmates wanted to take
JEC to new heights and bring about innovation through
will ever happen!"
professor asked, What brings you to CSE department in
when he started again, One by one please. Raise your
hands."
A boy in a crisp black shirt raised his hand and all eyes
turned to him as he was picked to answer. He said, Sir,
mechanical aur EC nahi mil paya, isiliye CSE le lia."
the basic purpose of engineering itself. How could the
standards ever be raised with such a crowd: As time
passed interaction with seniors began. I then learned
about a lot of my seniors who were already inspiring the
blooming minds with their technical creativity. As I dis-
brightest minds reveals itself slowly through the years.
verance and optimism. When your resources are limited,
you tend to look for more and discover more. Engineer-
ing ensures a salary they say. Engineering is more than
broad ranged domain of engineering has numerous op-
portunities that are still unfolding themselves. We here
at JEC have to do our part to contribute to it in our own
special ways.
ignorant towards these remarks. I had no love for my
branch either until I came across an article about Jade
Raymond one day. She created Assassin's Creed. I won-
dered what inspired her. It then dawned upon me. I was
Life at Jabalpur Engineering College is more than just
about studies. It's where loads have found true lasting love
for life. Independence and survival have bestowed smart-
ness. Be it a bunch of nerds or a bunch of creative artists,
learning is an ever accepted ever embraced activity here.
the time we spend with friends, watching movies, gos-
siping through the years, adapting to the environment,
surviving midterms and all the bad times fall in the face
of adieu. Moreover, JECians are known to be more inde-
pendent than most of our counterparts. We can cling to
inspiration and activity and materialize ideas into events.
Our adaptability is evident by the positive changes that
creep into each individual's personality day by day.
Going back to the question I asked myself, how could our
in the most fascinating way. It was true! I think to myself.
It is true! I realise now that my classmates were right. It's
us JECians that can take JEC to new heights and make
sure we are easily distinguishable or fall prey to generali-
zation.
Some of the best students of the state come to be JECians
every year and are tormented initially by the alienating
environment yet persist till the end only to discover it was
worthwhile. Days pass like seconds and each semester is
a rollercoaster ride. In case you still wonder what makes
back to the day it all began. Innovative minds, through
have an identity on the academic map of the world and
would continue to do so in the coming years.

-By Aranta Chatterjee
CSE 6th Sem
1 IGY INANS
India is going to be as Superpower but when we become
Do you sigh when you see people spitting out paan on a
public wall, or urinating against it, or casually chucking
a paper cup on the pavement, or throwing rubbish out of
their car windows: Do you sometimes glare at them, yell
movies, saw their glittering streets, and then wish we too
country, our society, the Municipal Corporation and
every other person we know, for making the mess of our
streets. But what we really forget is that our surround-
because of our Municipal Corporation but because of us.
What we give is what we get. Instead of criticizing oth-
but these bags when accumulated over the time, makes
an open dump. All we need is an little step, an initiative
that we maintain our surroundings, that it is not the work
of Municipal Corporation alone to keep the city clean but
stop throwing our garbage, no matter how little it is, on
our street, we are just making one step forward to keep
our streets clean
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based organization engaged in developing the civic sense
areas and they should be least one to bother about their
initiative to keep the Bangalore clean. Nobody of them
went to Government for any help. Instead they decided
ago, when they decided to do something about a certain
wall on Church Street in main CBD area. Church Street is
in many ways the city's Showcase Street; it houses trendy
pubs, restaurants, night-spots, well known bookstores
and is very popular among tourists. Yet, this particular
wall (and others along the street) was stained with paan.
Indian team simply cleaned up the litter, painted the wall,
placed some cheap pots with hardy greens and watched.
As they watched, people actually stopped spitting chewed
paan - a few did, of course, and the spots were promptly
group makes it clear that it wants to work with the city's
civic agencies, not against them. It only has kind words
for workers of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike
(BBMP) who clean up the streets every morning before
the shops open up, when littering starts. But the Ugly
Indians believe garbage generation and disposal is a 24x7
activity. How does this work: How is it sustainable: Be-
and basically every Ugly Indian really wants a clean street.

Before After
Working on their innovative style, the group has motivated
several residents in Bangalore to take an initiative and keep
their streets clean. Their story has also been published in
The New York Times. The group has not made the names of
their member public as in their own words We have chosen
individuals are not important. What matters is visible results.
And any visible result in the public space needs the support of
hundreds of actors (the community). Thats the true spirit of
community service. After all when we go abroad we do keep
ourselves in check there, then why cant we do the same in our
country? This is our home after all, it should be clean, without
anyone telling us or any law requiring us to do that.
And yes the things wont change overnight but in years maybe
decades with our continuous efforts we can see the change,
may be in our childrens lifetime we can think of India having
a hygiene standards at par with any other country in the world.
Visit them at: http://theuglyindian.com
( with inputs from TOI crest edition)
Contributed by -
Anurag Sharma
CSE VIII Sem
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Jyoti Mishra
CS 8th sem
YOUR LOVE IS MY ONLY GREED
FROM THE TIME I OPENED MY EYES
YOUR FACE WAS WHAT I BEHELD
I FELL ASLEEP LISTENING TO OUR SWEET LULLA-
BY
WHICH ENABLED ME TO DREAM WHAT I
COULD'NT HAVE DREAMT.
YOUR LOVE GAVE ME PROTECTION FROM THIS
EVIL WORLD
ONCE I REALIZED WHAT IS RIGHT AND WRONG
THAT LOVE STOPPED ME FROM GOING ASTRAY
THAT LOVE MADE ME SO STRONG.
IT ENABLED ME TO ACCEPT THE REALITIES OF
LIFE
IT GAVE ME COMFORT WHEN I FELT I AM ALONE.
IF YOU HAD NOT TAUGHT ME WHAT IS RIGHT
I WOULD ALWAYS HAVE BEEN WRONG.
EVEN TODAY WHEN I SEE YOUR AGE
YOUR GRAYING HAIRS ONLY SHOW OUR WISDOM
I FEEL SO PROUD TO BE YOUR DAUGHTER
TO BE A PART OF YOUR KINGDOM.
WHEN I FELL DOWN FOR THE FIRST TIME
WHEN I TOOK MY FIRST STEP
AND WHEN I HAD MY FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
YOUR HAND WAS WHAT I GRIP!
AS I GREW UP WE GREW FURTHER APART
I STARTED KEEPING MY SECRETS TO MYSELF
EVEN WHE THEY TORE MY HEART APART
AND COMPLETELY CHANGED MYSELF.
MA,THIS WORD IS SO SPECIAL PRECIOUS TO ME
SOMETHING WHICH EVERY WOMEN YEARNS TO
HEAR
NOT CARING THAT SOMEDAY HER CHILD MAY
FORGET HER
NOT CARING HOW MUCH PAIN SHE HAS TO
BEAR.
I WILL NEVER EVEN DREAM OF HURTING YOU
MA,YOU MEAN THE WORLD TO ME
AND IF I HURT YOU IN ANYWAY
THE SAME MAY HAPPEN TO ME.
YOU SPENT YOUR ENTIRE LIFE TAKING CARE OF
US
FULFULLING OUR EVERY LITTLE NEED
THERE IS NOTHING ELSE IN THIS WORLD MORE
PRECIOUS THAN YOU
YOUR LOVE IS MY ONLY GREED.

THOUGH THIS MOUTH WILL ALWAYS SAY
I LOVE DAD MORE THAN YOU
BUT FEEL IN MY EYES MA
THEY WILL ALWAYS SAY I LOVEE YOU, YOU n
ONLY YOU!
Smriti Shukla
4th sem, Electrical
DO YOU KNOW????
- No piece of paper, no matter what size, can be folded
into half more than 7 times.
- Blueberry juice boosts memory.
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from one end only.
- During thinking we use only 33 of our brains.
-
1844. Heads for Portland and tails for Boston.
- Laughter is proven way to lose fat.
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- Linda Walfe is the most married woman in the world.
marriage resulting in divorce or death of the husband.
- 111,111,111 X 111,111,111 = 12,343,678,987,634,321
- Natural pearl melts in vinegar.
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- Butter milk does not have any butter
- Ants never sleep.
- No word in English language rhymes with mouth,
victim, silver and purple.
Ritu Singhai
- ip 4th sem
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IF MOTHERS GO ON STRIKE
shouting for their breakfast is a regular household scene.
handling such chaos she too has to get ready and go for
day. From the morning breakfast till bedtime, she is in
demand everywhere. And despite her unlimited devotion
we are the ones who snobbishly snub her every time, at
family member and despite this she continues her work
devoting her unconventional love towards us. He is para-
If by any chance our mothers decide to go on strike, our
lives would turn topsy-turvy.
hand service or hot served food soothing our tasty pal-
ates. Nor will there be the one and only one with whom
we can clarify our doubts, rely on for every teeny-weeny
need. What a chaos and pandemonium our lives would
become. To remedy the situation the least we can do is to
plead to her on our knees. But this wouldn't last for long.
Hence before such a disaster strikes or befalls us we must
avoid it. We must learn not only to respect her but also
relentlessly work to help her by doing some household
tit-bits and lending a working hand by doing some of our
work ourselves.
Like it goes, FROM THE ASHES GROW ROSES." So
make life easier for others. In turn it will make yours. So
friends, better late than never. Arise from your clumsi-
ness, lethargy and get to helping in household chores
before our mothers decide to go on strike.
GOD MADE MOTHERS TO BE ADORED.
STORED.
DO NOT DEFY HER IN ANYWAY,
FOR YOU SHALL REGRET THIS ONE DAY.
WILL RESIDE OUR TANTRUMS ON THE STRIKE"
L!VEL!NE55
and unrealized by many. However the pleasures of being
lively can hardly be exaggerated. Having said that, I don't
want to create an impression that being lively is a part of
some syllabus or some subject of study. Being lively has
more to do with self. It is a communion of self with self. It
comes from somewhere within. And I will go forth to say
that it can act as a remedy to may illnesses of the human
mind such as anger, frustration, fears, regrets, unhappi-
and so on, all intimately related to one another. Or it will
not be wrong to say that dealing with our frustrarions,
regrets etc can introduce us to all that life bubbling inside
us waiting to be realized in all its exuberance and vi-
brance and with time get rid of all those hegative feelings.
Just once we need to feel that life inside us and suddenly
our lives cecome happier. W e suddenly become more
feel in control of ourselves. Control over our minds, over
our actions, over our surroundings. We become leaders;
spreading liveliness around us, talking well to others, be-
ing sure about the way we talk; everything. So the main
question that needs to be answered now is that how do we
feel lively, become lively and hence spread liveliness:
But I have already answered that question. Eliminating
the lowly, inferior feelings of depression, etc is the way to
liveliness.
LIVELINESS IS NOT ABOUT BEING STRONG, IT
IS THE FEELING OF INFINITE STRENGTH, IT IS
NOT STAMINA, BUT THE INHERENT, UNENDING,
SOURCE AS WELL AS FEELING OF ENERGY.
the dictionary and which to most of us are restricted to
their meanings as in the dictionary. We know these words
and their meanings but hardly bring them to practise. I
had read somewhiere that a charracter or trait is noth-
ing but an idea practiced. Let us take the word optimism,
which also happens to be the theme of Swarnima, 2012.
dency to take a hopefull view of things. Being optimistic,
having a positive attitude towards our day to day things
ing a positive attitude even when circumstances may be
completely depressing may not eliminate the depression
but it will at the atleast give us the strength to tackle it and
ultimately eliminate it. It will give us the hope to come
out of it. And this hope, this optimism is a great mental
strength. It is all that we really have in our life .It is this
hope that acts as the smile keeper on our face. In other
words keeps that life within us alive with all the enthusi-
asm that is there in the world.
Optimism is one among the many traits that will
Mothers on Strike", the
very thought itself sends
shiversdown our spines. A
mother in a family is almost
compared to a one man
army. She not only does the
house chores but also has to
attend to everyone's need.
his necktie and children
bring that lively attitude in us. . Fearlessness, humor, love
and respect to everyone, honesty to self are some attitudes
which can introduce us to that endless world of pleasure,
have in our lives.
To the readers the concepts of optimism, happiness,
can assure you that they are not. If we manage to discover
any one of the above attitudes it will lead us to discover
all of them as a chain reaction. And there will be before
know. Suddenly the mornings will be brighter, we will
crack more jokes. We will make friends more easily, and
more people will be impressed by our attitude and our
liveliness.
For a better ending to my article let me quote Robin
a great day to be alive, just consider the alternative". Have
a nice life ahead, friends.
Shourav Kumar Deb
Civil Engineering
4th semester
WHY THE WORLD NEEDS SUPERMAN
It's hard to remember a time before Super
and prejudice was a constant reminder of
the failings of humanity. We fought over land, we fought
over religion, and we found numerous excuses to kill each
other. Religious fanatics spread poison across the planet,
committing acts that went against the teachings they
claimed to uphold.
to us. He didn't use his abilities to conquer us, he used
them to help us. Suddenly the world began to change.
Crime rates went down, nations made peace. Our home
seemed to become a better place to live.
We called him Superman, a savior from beyond the stars,
an alien, who seemed more in touch with what it means
to be human than any of us. Lois Lane claimed that the
out Superman, she wouldn't have been alive to write her
prize-winning article.
lieves that we had become too dependent on the Man of
Steel and perhaps she was right. But the blame doesn't lie
with Superman, it lies with us. Superman never claimed
to be a savior; he never called himself a hero. We are the
ones who put him on a pedestal, who called on him to
save us time and time again.and he did so, without ask-
ing for any reward or recognition.
Many people resented him for leaving, believing that Su-
perman was their property to use whenever they wished.
Yes, we learned to fend for ourselves once he was gone,
but that doesn't mean we didn't need him anymore.
ers, doctors, the police. And they are heroes. But teachers
policeman to walk the beat every day of his life without
food or rest and nor should we expect the same of Super-
man.
Even with Superman around, people still died, disasters
still happened. He couldn't be everywhere at once. But
with Superman watching over us, people that should have
died were saved and many disasters were prevented. We
never expected Superman to show up at every single dis-
aster. We knew that, despite his amazing abilities, he was
still just one man. We hoped that he would be there, but
we still approached situations under the assumption that
he wouldn't. We didn't lose our survival instincts as you
suggest Ms. Lane, we carried on as normal and Superman
lent us a helping hand when he could.
He never said he was a god or a divine being. In fact,
in many of the articles you wrote Ms. Lane, you quoted
Of course it's impossible to ignore the fact that Superman
can run the 100 meters in under 10 seconds. Does that
mean he should keep running when he's in his 60's or 70's
just because it's a natural talent: Of course, not.
need him. Without doctors, people would get sick and
die. Without teachers, our children would be uneducated
and have little or no future. And without Superman, hope
disappears.
Yes, we do depend on him in some ways and perhaps we
shouldn't. But we do need him, if only to show us the pos-
sibilities of our future. Wars stopped when he was around,
but Superman didn't stop them. We did. In fact, Super-
between nations. Sure, he encouraged us to try to create
peace, but he didn't do it for us.
When he returned, the world embraced him with open
skies.it hardly seems like the actions of a world that
We need Superman, not to solve the world's problems, but
as an example of what we can become if we endeavor to
solve them ourselves. If he continues to help us, stopping
great tragedies from occurring, then we should be grate-
ful, but we shouldn't raise him to the level of a god
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And if Superman should decide to call it a day and
wrapped up in our own misguided perceptions of reality.
Superman never made us forget how to survive on our
own. He didn't spoon-feed us with political statements.
He saved us because he wanted to, not because we told
him to. He is a symbol of what we can become and that's
why we need him.
Someday, he may leave again and if that happens, we must
make sure that we don't blame him for our own failings.
If he leaves, we should use his legacy to inspire future
generations, not use his departure as an excuse to drown
ourselves in misery.
Why does the world need Superman: For the same reason
people believe in God. To have the courage to do things
ourselves, while knowing that there is someone there,
watching over us. He may not always come when there's
danger, but just knowing he's out there, somewhere gives
us the strength to be greater than we think is possible and
BY PARUL SHUKLA
IP 2nd SEM
GIRLS DESTINY
All these years passed so quick
I dont remember
When did I become so big
Yesterday only I played in the lanes
So many games
Slept for long and now
That time is gone
Now I have to leave my house
Just because I met my spouse
To add a person into my life
As I am going to be a wife
How do I forget who all I loved
And allow my memories to be rubbed
For I know I will have sleepless nights
As my mother wont be there to sing me a lala-bye
My father wont be there to support me
And my siblings wont be there to help me
And who will teach me the right
But this is a girls destiny
To tolerate the worlds scrutiny
To give a new plant of the same species
But I have to be happy
As my parents are
For their sake
I will bid them a good bye
With a smile on my lips and
Tears in my eyes.
-Vishakha Goswami
-EC II Sem.
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Iv seen so much of life.
So many people did I meet
I may spend hours and hours with them
and still feel incomplete
I'v had good times with others
Yes I'v seen it all through
But there could be no times as glorious as
Back to those days when I was 2
When I dint even have a name
I would come running at your call and hug your legs
I feared nothing 'cause I knew
You dint fear anything as well
And I knew if something comes over me
To guard me you'll be there
And then I grew a little bigger
I made friends outside world
And I would talk about them all day
And you sat smiling at all my words
I would come back home crying sometimes
Of trusting people like fools

And family dinner post that
How easy you made it to forget everything
Within hours my smile was back
For all those times when I was super happy
Were for all of it that you do
Cause there could be no times as glorious as
And then those times when I grew some more
To feel I was big enough
To feel that I could take care of myself and
Dint need you anymore for the work
But I was wrong I knew, from the very beginning
Cause the world outside was so mean
You were someone I always did need
My Pa was my strength for all the times I fell
Ma's arms were the safest place in the world
And for all the good things that I may be today
It was from you all of it that I learned
What my heart did feel about you
Cause for me it was so hard to imagine
My luck for having in my life, you two
How would I say I love you" Maa
For loving me was all that you ever did.
You've helped me be strong since I was a kid
I know these days I may be busy
And all those times will always be cherished
- Anushka Bajpai
- EE 4th sem
HUNGRY THINKING
Everyone asks me, What is your wish:"
I stop for a moment
And all that comes to my mind is a sweet dish
Someone asks me again, For what you are awake:"
I again think for while
And all that comes is a big cake
Another one asks me about my mood
I quietly reply,
It's already booked for Chinese food."
Some want to know what I feel when I'm sentimental
I tell them,
Some of them ask me about my aim in life
I always say,
Cutting a big pizza with my sharp knife."
Finally they wish to know the most important person I
need
I gently reply,
It's a cook who'll get me feed."
- Ayush Mishra
EE IVth SEM
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Sweet N Sourllll

An anxlous heart wlth restless breaths
Steps lnto the college streets
Studles. studles.[ust halt lt now ll
Ln[oy the college then say wow lll
Lectures draw us to sleep.
And nlghts take us to cheep n peep
we club everyone and complete asslgnments
we [oln and take GT [udgements
8unklng the class and spreadlng gosslps
Long chats and blrthday bumps
Now get back to class when exam [umps
College ls not merely a mastl adda
Have to study or else dad's danda
Lets get placed then cash hl cash
Pun , play , amusement,recreatlon
College llfe ls splendld creatlon
Hostel food ln stomachs of brood
These memorles wlll erase never
wlll get replenlshed forever n ever
Thls ls a word of frlends n mates
Pellsh lt at maxlmum,as every senlor nar-
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Sourabh Sethl
|vth sem
Computer Sclence and engg
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rain,
If you are searching for a rainbow, but the colors bring
you pain,
If your world is not revolving, and there is no end in
sight,
If you are looking for the sunshine, but all you see is
night,
If all around are smiling, but all you can do is frown,
If you are tired of all this living, when life just brings you
down,
land,
Feel the air around you, the smell of new mown hay,
Laughing children in the park, the innocence there at
play,
the trees,
Or the whispers of the ocean, on warm hot summer's
breeze,
tongue,
Or the melody of morning birds, as they greet each day
with song,
Remember words of beauty, told in your mother's em-
brace,
face,
Seek the good within you, cast the clouds from your sky,
Don't look toward the pavement, but hold your head up
high,
Forget about tomorrow, then you can start to live.
bestow,
Don't disregard the stream of life,
RAHUL JAIN
ME HEAT POWER
NOT ALL ROADS TO SUCCESS PASS
THROUGH THE SQUARE OF iit
vicariously
experienced.
I wrote it yesterday night on the stairs under the light of
the moon.
:) A perfect ambiance for reminiscence.
It may be eye opener for the parents who thinks that the
failure in
IIT- JEE is end of the road
.A kid who was born ,
Never knew that there were thousands more...
Who came in with him to make it all from heaven to
hell.....
Neva knew will be pushed to a blatant race...
Where the defeat stands no meaning!
Where the infancy ends and innocence soiled...
Enthusiasm careened under loads of ambitions...
Most of which was never asked.
But the kid was always, forcibly basked...
Dreaming of the day he last smiled...
And shoveling a sandy, vulnerable world.
Where expectations were zilch and competitions termed
fatuous...
A world in which a sapling could rise,
Without worrying for a possible demise...
But then it all fades away...
With all the ease and invective glam,
As he was made to sit in the JEE exam...
Few made it, he can't,
and was made to recant...
From the faith he imbibed...
In all his thoughts and open blue sky...
Crushed till throat, as he swallowed the last gulp of
wind...
Hell and life...so intertwined!
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People, they asked with lugubrious remarks,
As it all turned blue and none but an elegy...
And all he could do was to lament his birth...
Seemed if IIT was the only thing to live for and
die::::::::
You go in you laugh or else you just cry::::::
But then came a voice, so strident so divine...
Its not the name, but in you who is the might!
Its no one else, but you who sets it right!
Ashima Gupta
- ip 2nd
DREAM OR YOU
It's been a life that I haven't seen somebody like you,
Or may be it's a dream I am still in to.
Even when I portrait you before others too,
May be it's my ignorance when it comes to you,
Or may be my previous birth prayers 've come true.
Being with you I can't make out what to do,
But then I convince my heart saying that it's just another
dream I m into.
Vidhey Ranjan Shrivastava
8th sem (E.C.)
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HOP E
I leaned upon my fencing gate,
Pondering upon the landscape my eyes set
A cold and chilling, wintry day this,
Back home from work, miles away,
All hassles and tireless disturbances at bay,
But eyes so used to city's loud shouts,
Seemed quite awkward at the silence hereabouts
Months ago, the path with grass so green
I saw our life, its course unfolding here,
A moment of joy success and no fear,
And a wink later all lost all gone,
Sorrow and gloom, devoid of frolic and fun.
I was immersed in my thoughts so gloomy,
A sharp shrill broke from a tree.
I raised my eyes and what I saw,
Perched high in a branched barren,
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Surely it missed everything, the plenty!!
But it was happy for what the future would be
Yes, everything looks hopeless now, but spring will come
again
I learnt a priceless lesson, amidst such depressing air,
Of certain HOPE of which, I had always been unaware.
-Pranay Pradhan
CE IVth SEM
My One Day
I just want my one day,
To show everyone what's real me
To be me with no disguise to wear
To live with no regrets for not being someone else.
I just want my one day,
To make my friends happy
To make my parents proud
To make it the best day of my life.
I just want my one day,
To laugh like an insane
To play like a kid
To dance like no one's watching.
I just want my one day,
To learn like it's just the beginning
To love like its destination
To live like it's the end.
-DHRUVI AGRAWAL,
-IV SEM, I&P
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PASSION AND

yond- a passion that has the power to turn one's dreams,
luck, and to gain experience and expertise needed to con-
quer heights inspire of the many hurdles that may come
on the way.
Passion is the ability to focus on your aim, the capacity
to relentlessly direct yourself to the goal you have set and
to be creative in achieving them. It provides you with
a vision so vivid that you are inspired to go beyond the
horizon ant to courageously pursue your passion because
it brings along the desire to excel and no matter what,
dream of.
special. Trodden paths and tried tasks give little satisfac-
tion. Life becomes more challenging when you are sure
neither of what would be the outcome of a task that you
have just begun nor of the end of the risky road you have
chosen. Hence to take the risk or to undertake something
that may make you uncomfortable is an important part of
living with passion. Find your passion; let it become part
of you, to you and because of you.

-SHUBHANGI JAIN
-2 SEM, CSE
Confessions Of A Foodie
A colourful platter of crisp onions, red
tomatoes, fresh radishes, the cool cucumber,
pink turnip and what not! I hope that you can
visualize a platter in your mind, as splendid as the one
in mine and feast on the thought. It looks no less than a
beautiful painting I say, but even more. I say this because
a beautiful art on the canvas may soothe the eyes and
please the mind but food that has been cooked well and
served with impeccability soothes all the other senses as
well. Does not our heart jump with joy on hearing the
name of our favourite dish. I derive no regret in saying
that I love food to the extent that I could eat all day long
(unfortunately my appetite does not allow me to do so). It
is true! Eating good food is a luxury and the Foodies, well
we could call them a cult.
But in this era of awareness, it is extremely important that
we exercise caution about diabetes and other diseases
related to the heart. Butter, red meat, cream cheese, fried
potatoes, Maggi noodles may all make the heart happy
clog the heart as well. It is a universal fact and no matter
what, we cannot run away from it. Yes, I confess that I
cannot remember, or shall I say I cannot count the num-
ber of times I have been to the ice-cream parlour during
recess and relished the so called Fun Foods". But I have
decided to make amends and turn into a new leaf. And
here I am to share my thoughts with one and all.
I would certainly not suggest anyone to quit eating the
Fun Foods" we love so much, but it would be certainly
be advisable to consume them in moderate quantities.
Tabulating the nutritional values of the popular food
items would be a futile exercise in my point of view, be-
cause it has been done before and young people care the
least about it.
Well! Let us start from the basics. According to research-
ers, for every kg of weight in our body we need 1.3
calories per hour. So, the daily calorie requirement for a
person who weighs around 30 kg would be 1360 calories.
One word that nutritionists love to talk about is trans
fats. One can come across this word in news papers,
term all I knew was that it has a generous dose of hydro-
gen atoms and is to be avoided, no matter what the cost.
Trans fatty acids are produced through a manufacturing
process in which hydrogen atoms are appended to liq-
products and is very appealing to our taste buds as well.
trans-fats, the latter is the clear winner( I say this because
it is a bigger villain of the grim picture). Unsaturated fats
increase the levels of LDL( bad cholesterol) in our heart
but trans-fats goes one step further and adds more to our
misery. It not only clogs the heart with bad cholesterol
but also lowers the level of good cholesterol( called HDL)
Ever since I had learnt about the above facts, it became
customary for me to check the trans fats labels on the
packets of my favourite snacks, be it Lays, Maggi noodles,
Aloo bhujia and so on. To my delight, Haldiram Aloo
bhujia and Top Ramen noodles had 'ZERO TRANS-FAT'
levels( well, that's what their bold labels asserted). I was
in for a treat. But my happiness was short-lived. Accord-
ing to a report released by the Centre for Science and
Environment ( it's Director General is Sunita Narain , the
tained pesticides) on the 31st of March 2012, many Food
and Beverages giants misrepresented or misstated the
trans fats related facts on their labels. For instance, a 100
gram serving of Top Ramen noodles contained 0.7 gram
of trans fats, while the same amount of Haldiram Aloo
bhujia adds about 2.3 grams to our trans fats kitty. Ac-
cording to researchers, a person who needs 1300 calories
per day is not supposed to intake more than 1.4 grams of
trans-fats in the same day.
up in the morning, had I had something sweet while
watching a movie the previous night. Researchers say that
this. So unless we have the entire day to ourselves( which
is seldom the case), we should distance ourselves from
products containing these.
Who does not like curd rice in summers: I do. But there
we consume is white rice or polished rice, which is ob-
is the one with the bran( brown layer) intact, it is high in
abrupt spiking of sugar levels and simultaneously lowers
the levels of bad cholesterol. In spite of the above nutri-
tional highs, using brown rice has its downside as well.
It cannot be stored for more than 3 to 3 months else it
would develop a rancid odour and taste( the fact simply
facturers and consumers from resorting to it as a staple
grain. Due to low consumption, storage constraints and
a higher nutritional value it is much costlier than white
rice. Even though white rice is devoid of a number of
nutritional values but it has a longer shelf life and is not
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I know that it would be an unreasonable on my part to
ask everyone to quit consuming white rice altogether and
switch to the brown variety but at the least we should be
aware of what is going down our food pipes and ensure
that it is consumed in moderate amounts.
And let us not forget the ice-cream. Being a huge fan
myself, I cannot even dream about suggesting anyone
to part ways with it. But for all those who are calorie
conscious, here are some usable inputs: Per serving, ice
cream should ideally contain 3 grams of fat, 13 grams of
sugar, less than 130 calories, 3 grams of saturated fats and
less than 10 mg of cholesterol.
Foods" a little hard to resist. We are barely in our twenties
and would certainly not like to loose it all in the prime of
our lives just because we had a handful of potato chips.
Let us try to resort to healthier food options like fruits,
green vegetables and whole grains. It should not escape us
that the fun part in Fun Foods" is short-lived and that we
can think is to device ways to have the greens in more ap-
petizing ways although I have no intentions of stripping
been done in this regard by many 'Established' foodies, I
believe that more research needs to be done in this direc-
tion. I hope that I will be able to come up with something
concrete in the near future and perhaps I would write
about that as well. Till then......So long!!!
- Shruti Nair
- EC 6th sem
THE TUNNEL
driven through the ground , but I'm giving a try to brief
the LIFE underneath it.
Entering into the teenage, add new colours to a girl's life;
friends,crushes etc eventually become the centre point
in one's life. Life seems like revolving around these small
obsessions which aren't really as relevant as they seem to
be.Same happened to me.
A nearby gossip queen or in decent words, my so-called
good new friend became the topper of my priority list
.Lip glosss replaced Vaseline. And silly billy girls seemed
more important than the angel who brought me to this
tine.Irritation, anxiety started overpowering the inno-
cence possessed by me. But what did'nt change was the
angel of my Paradise on Earth. Maa directed me to the
brightness approaching me and stealthily, silly billy girls
were replaced by awesome blossom adorable friends &
family.And then smile became a natural part of my face.
Eighteenth b'day brought the overhauling of academics.
What do I want to be : What way will lead me towards
succeess: ; were the questions which never bothered me
,hence, inturn they bothered my parents. And their pos-
sessiveness inferred something beyond my imagination ,
Maths Science!!
Dad! Got myself admitted to one of the most prestigious
coaching institute of the city and took a chance to follow
my destiny. But the intense wave of studies seemed deadly
to me. Another tunnel came across my way.
From my past experience, if you're made to be seated
regularly in mid of the whiz ids or the great future II-
Tians , you need no other element on earth to intensify
inferiority within you and inferiority comes with the
consolation of depression. And progress reports with no
damn progress simply adds cherry to that cake of depres-
sion. Somehow, i did manage to struggle with those giant
life with all due ups and downs .But that white ray was
still awaited. Realisation led to seriousness which in turn
Took a drop, and studied harder not for my parents , nor
for my nossy relatives but for myself.Gradually ,darkness
was replaced by the dazzling sunshine.
New college, cool new friends inclined my life towards
perfection.Mass bunks (G.T to be more precise), chats on
social sites, special liberties for a good going girl became
the part of this perfection.But somehow , somewhere
something seems missing .Some questions are still un-
answered. And this absence through me is like a thread
through a needle, and everything i do is stitched with its
colour.
Perhaps I 'm into another tunnel, but it is'nt horrifying
me anymore because our eyes need to be washed with
our tears once in a while, so that we can see life with a
clearer view again.....
Aastha Mahajan
Civil Department IV Semester

TUL lhbTATLD LPl bT!L
I sit here tranquilly listening to it swooshing out and in.
Appears to me it has so much to say,
It has brought notes and talks with it all along its way.
Listen to its silent rhyme,
Serenely, it coveys the communication so divine.
Hardness and rash turning the silence to naught.
Heavy strong rains might be on their way.
Much awaited rhythm wanted by one and all,
Cooling the temperature, comforting the big and small.
Exquisite beats of drops of rain,
Bathe the green trees; infuse the planted soils of plain.
Beats of heart and rains coinciding.
Each drop falls bit by bit on the earth,
Quenching the deepest and the long thirsts.
I wish to get drenched; the sound is so alluring,
Drenching in water gives the sense of pains healing.
Drip drop, they get down on me,
True it is; the sounds and drops touch each nerve.
Letter it brings from the heart, can only be heard
Tip top, drip drop the rain slows down,
bound.
Dark clouds fade away with the rain.
Hardness and rage were just a show,
To welcome the awaited rains winds altered their blow.
I listen to the wind whisper to get the note for me just
right
Million other messages to be given to others, who antici-
pate its visit,
Ankita Prasad
IT 2nd SEM
What SHAPE are you?
way to know about your personality. Without reading
best describes you as person, not physically, but in terms
lect a shape that you like the most)
If you select
heart, called a lover, the best listener, indecisive, best care
takers, communicator, best team player.
a data collector , royal in relationships and with an ana-
lytical mind.
change , always wanting to achieve better in life, experi-
mental, make excellent couples, confused, anxious for
more knowledge.
nizes people well, leaders , sure , focused, fast thinkers,
witty , ambitious , competitive.
sual, best at everything they do, energetic, eccentric.
Ankita Malviya
VI semester
Electronics and Communication Deptt.
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FACE TO FACE WITH ENVIRONMENT
Our planet is dying and it is we the humans who
have endangered it. We have brought mother earth to her
death-bed through our reckless exploitation of resources
and pollution. Why do we neglect the fact that along with
mother in mortal danger, its we the HOMO not so SA-
PEINS, who are in peril of death: A thick cloud of smoke
awakes us all when we had been hoping for a fresh day.
attack unchecked. A very escape of this by-product of
man's development is a herculean job. Clean air and sur-
moment has crossed all its barriers. REDUCE REUSE
RECYCLE" has emerged to be the need of the breath.
Some things which can help you to introspect yourself.
Are you aware of the ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT: it's
the measure of human demand of nature; your ecological
footprint is total land n marine area needed to regenerate
the resources you consume.
As GLOBAL WARMING comes out to be a hot issue, so
all of us need to get emotional about carbon emissions
and join GREEN ANGELS, rather than being CARBON
CRIMINALS.
Let's have a quick look about CARBON QUOTIENT: its
all about awareness about environmental issues with daily
- Does a minute shower use more than a bucket of
water: Infact it uses 33 Litre of water 3.3 times more then
of bucket.
From the amount of energy we use at home, at work and
in-between, there are plenty of opportunities to help heal
the world.
Do your bit and get on to the LOW CARBON DIET!
Pallavi Singh
4th SEM Department Of
Information technology
MASS STARVATION
becomes an auspicious day for each and everyone related
to the neonatal. But, in the last week of September 2011
the birth of 7 billionth children became the matter of
serious concern that drew attention of scientists, ecolo-
gists and environmentalists all over the world. All were
confronting the ultimate question - will earth be able to
hension was genuine as recent studies and analysis points
to just one fact that a mass starvation is imminent and the
planet is on the verge of devastation.
People across the world tend to believe that things
are getting worse than it ever was. A recent UN report
supports the claim of Malthusian fraction of environ-
mentalists that by 2040 the world population would be
9 billion and if resources are not conserved through an
evergreen revolution, 3 billion people will wither under
grinding poverty. We all are very much aware of the fact
that pollution level now days is high as compared to
pre-technological era. Resources are exploited at much
a question arises regarding our planet support to an ever
increasing population.
On this very fundamental and momentous issue
environmentalists are broadly divided into two fractions,
of which one is apprehensive of our future (the Malthu-
sian group) while the other one keeps a positive view on
the same.
Robert Malthus was a British economist who pro-
fessed that An ever increasing population would one day
outrun the available resources , mass starvation would
arrested by famines would become constant . Modern
day Malthusians argue that rising population , industri-
alization , resource depletion , food security and envi-
ronmental pollution will soon become even more of a
threat to mankind. It is held that statistical data over last
few years substantiate their claim. According to them the
planet would no longer be able to support the population.
On the other hand we have some optimistic economists
.who argue that with the advancement in technology the
this fraction of economists view population as an assets
rather a curse, a view that was unheard of before.
African economist Leon Louw points out that the
intellectuals rarely consider Holland , Monaco , Britain
overpopulated. Africa, on the other hand, is considered
overpopulated when it has the lowest density of popula-
but on the fact that many populated nations have not
resorted to industrialization. As a result they are looked
down as poor nations.
occurred and many people have died of starvation. Yet,
Malthus' claims are not even close to being materialized.
People are better fed than ever. Per capita food produc-
tion is 23 greater than it was in the 60's, a trend which is
data population seems to be an asset.
the environment itself. Self-interested human activity, in
the environment. However there are many who do not
subscribe to either of these views and have a view point
that is somewhere In between these two radically oppo-
site world views. For us to resort to either view , it is es-
sential to understand that as far as nation opt for indus-
trialization through an evergreen revolution , population
does not seems to be scary but the day it deters , a horri-
fying , dark future is waiting where nearly 3 billion people
will die of starvation. Hence, go green guys!!!!

Aditya Bajpai
4th SEM Department Of
Information technology
ENGINEERS IN DEFENCE SERVICES
Being in armed forces or defence does not merely mean
UES and technical entry schemes are specially meant for
engineers. So whenever you apply for SSB and appear for
it remain relaxed, tension-free , keep the composure, be
cheerful and natural and have a sense of humour.
Prepare yourself mentally and physically. A better pre-
pared individual is likely to perform better than what his
natural level is and it will certainly increase the chances of
success.
Indian Defence Services not only employs, trains and
educates but also gives an enjoyable lifestyle, chance to
indulge in adventurous activities and stands for integrity,
commitment and patriotism.
It is the most suitable job for Engineers in their respective
Diksha Gehlawat
8th SEMCivil Engineering Department
(Selected in Indian Navy and Air Force)
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WHAT TO DO
NEXT?
Most common question among all of us
WHAT TO DO NEXT". In each phase of our life we
went through this question what will be my next step,
which subject should I take Maths, Bio or Commerce.
Many options, confusions and advice were given to us.
tion arises in same way What to do next:" In life in each
point we face this same question hundreds of times and as
soon as we get its answer, it is ready to be answered again.
As when we gave IIT-JEE, AIEEE and many other bunch-
es of competitive examinations, a question about college
was ready. Now, here in college we all are moving in our
life in hundred of styles. Each person has his own interest,
his own value which gives him his own image. Likewise
way of question will also become multiple. For someone,
Who is interested in making money early and wants to do
job, will take this question as Where to job: Which pack-
age: Which company: And even How to get it:
With it a person who is interested in studying more or
don't like to do job so early or may even thinks learning
more will provide better job. Will ask what to do next -
CAT, MAT, GATE and dozens of options.
And at same time many of us, due to family pressure or
self interest may go through question in a slightly dif-
ferent manner like to whom to get married and is she is
mine soul-mate or life partner and then again What to
do next:" will be the question in another next phase.
tion, we need advice, proper guidance and perfect wis-
have his own point of view .So, which will be the best way
to get best answer about ours life. Asking friends: Asking
teachers: Asking parents: Whom::: As question is our
own, even problem is our own and the consequences will
also be our own and cannot be shared. So, best decision
will also be ours own. What we want will be answered
by ourselves ,our own soul .It will always give you cor-
rect verdict as it is you whose question it is & eventually
whose life it is .So, each time when you are called for
question What to do next :", just close your eyes and you
will get your answer thyself.


By-
Shiwangi Mishra
4th Sem,IT

The Day
before my
examination
I forgot to eat, I forgot to play. For the next day was my
exam day.
When I thought about it hardly could I eat be it cake,
chicken or sweet.
I groaned and moaned but no-one seemed to hear, I
struggled hard, in spite of those fears.
So hard I labored, so hard I read. Yet in the end I felt,
empty was my head..
By:- Naynesh Kumar Rajak
Semester-IV Branch-IT
Subconscious mind
and subconscious mind but have never really taken any
really majestic and powerful within us of which e are una-
ware, it's the subconscious mind about its immense power
mind these are two spheres of thoughts the conscious and
subconscious mind.
of thinking process that we presently are using while
reading this article whereas the subconscious mind is
the storehouse of our previous life experiences, beliefs,
memories, skills and even images. It is this part of mind
the work of execution of an idea, in case of a trauma it
that we must have acquired or learnt in our life without
even letting us to realize that it has done so.
Let us take fcr example scmecne learning tc drive a car
initially the perscn is all time alert abcut his acticns, ac-
celeraticn, handling brakes, gears and steering etc the whcle
mind cf the perscn is ccncentrated upcn driving in the ini-
tial days its at this time that the ccnscicus mind is wcrking
whereas eventually when this driving ccmes intc his habit
cr rather a part cf his thcught prccess he can while driving
even talk, use his phcne, listen music and sing etc its ncw
that the act cf driving is ccntrclled by the subccnscicus
mind.
.
piness and passion when become a part of our subcon-
just like a wet soil where whatever we sow today seeds
of happiness, evil, hatred, gloominess etc that we reap
tomorrow. We can control our conscious mind by our
desires and make our thoughts positive consciously today
that the subconscious mind leads us to success automati-
cally.
What is a prayer: It is a way of communicating with our
subconscious mind directly. Psychologist say that prayers
do wonders because people believe in them. For someone
who does not have faith in prayers and god will not have
answers to his prayers or rather an access to his subcon-
scious mind. Prayers are the easiest way to send your
desires into your subconscious thinking process.
absorbed in the subconscious mind and when they are,
you experience the change around you immediately. So
it's time to access the mind go on.
Ankita Malviya
VI semester
Electronics and Communication Deptt.
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the 7 PS OF
goal setting
When you are inspired by the generosity of philanthro-
pists, you aspire to be one of them. However, you have
to be rich. In order to be rich you need to do something
to bring you the wealth. What you need is a goal to turn
your dream into reality. Here are the 7 P's in goal setting:
1. Passionate: Are you fervently interested in what you
intend to do. Not only that, are you able to do it easily and
better than other people: Your goal is your inspiration
and aspiration.
2. Positive mindset: A positive mental attitude is essential
to realize your objectives. You will look at things on the
bright side and work diligently towards your goals.
3. Practical: Is it achievable: Is it useful to yourself and
tainable, realistic and time-bound. When you have many
goals, set priority for each goal and work accordingly so
that you are not overwhelmed.
4. Put in writing: Written goals are powerful tool. It is
precise, clear and written in positive terms. It spells out
in great details the tasks for each stage and the comple-
tion dates. You will be kept posted to do your daily tasks
because you notice it every day.
3. Plan: You set yearly, monthly, weekly and daily tasks.
Your plan is your road map. You follow accordingly to get
what you want in life.
6. Pay the price: A goal is not a goal when you can get
It takes blood, sweat and tears to reach your goal.
7. Perseverance: Do not be disheartened by setbacks along
the way. Look at failures and problems as valuable lessons
years to achieve your goals.
and measure your success. You know what you are look-
ing for and every day you strive to reach your objectives.
-COMPILED BY:
PRAVESH KANT SRIVASTAVA
,EC ,II SEM
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ECO FREKONOMICS
TRADITIONAL ECONOMICS
- You got two cows.
- You sell one and buy a bull.
- Your herd multiplies.
- You become rich and retire.
INDIAN ECONOMICS
- You got two cows.
- You sit down and worship them.
- No income.
PAKISTANI ECONOMICS
- You got no cows
- You claim India has taken your cows.
- You ask China for military aid.
- You ask Britain for war planes.
- You ask Russia for helicopters.
- You ask France for submarines.
- With the help of all this in the end you buy two
cows.
US ECONOMICS
- You got two cows.
- You sell one and make the other give milk equal to
four cows.
- You profess surprise when the cow falls dead.
- You blame some milk giving nation for its death
- You wage a war to save humanity and grab all
cows
SRI LANKAN ECONOMICS
- You got two cows.
- You make one the president and the other the
leader of the opposition.
SWISS ECONOMICS
- You got 3000 cows!!
- None of them belongs to you.
- You charge others for storing them.
CHINESE ECONOMICS
- You got one cow and you got 300 people milking
it
- You claim for full employment.
- You arrest anyone who reports the actual number.
GERMAN ECONOMICS
- You got two cows
- You engineer them to live a 100 years and milk
them continuously.
- You become rich.
JAPANESE ECONOMICS
- You got two cows.
- You make them technically one-tenth the size of
normal cows and make them give milk equal to 20 cows.
RUSSIAN ECONOMICS
- You got two cows.
- You claim you have 42 cows, you count and you
you have 3 cows but you still want to believe you have 42
cows.
- In the end you give up and open a bottle of vodka.
Compiled By -
Nishant Gaurav
IT 2nd SEM
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EXAM LIVE!! : THOSE HIGH TENSION 3 HOURS
toppers who study d entire sem and revise d syllabus b4
d exam and score 83+ in every subject). sorry Iv never
had such an experience. So its al abt d 3 Hrs as faced by
an average student whose topmost priority is Mission
33 marks" So d time starts with d blowing of a siren.
heart starts beating faster and u start shivering. Ur condi-
tion is just like a no 11 batsman in cricket seeing Brett
Lee steaming in at full speed on his run up and about to
bowl a fast bouncer. Finally d question paper arrives and
d 1st thing u do is have a glace over d entire paper 2 check
whether is subject ki kahani isi sem me khatam ho rahi
tack .. wtf !! saala yehi question ana tha kya is unit se. bas
yehi 1 topic choda tha and vohi agaya. Lag gaye ab to.."
But den if u have prepared well enuf, d next few questions
appear familiar and u get some encouragement. Finally
expect 2 get in each question and on totaling dem u get
a huge sigh of relief: chalo pass to ho jayenge. 60-70 to
aa hi jayenge" .. But ur too soon in making such feel
good inferences" .. coz abhi to bas pitch report mili hai k
its batting friendly. V havnt started batting yet. Answers
likhna to abhi start bhi nahi kiya bete.. Musibat ani to
abhi baki hai.. 60-70 marks!! - dil ko behlane k liye ye
khayal bhi achha hai!!! :D Den d writing begins. Soon
v realize dat d questions which appeared easy rnt as easy
to ACTUALLY answer dem: yar padha to tha ye par
kuch yad hi nahi araha .. sare topics ki khichdi ban rahi
time. Clock ticking!!! Suddenly u recollect something but
as soon as ur about 2 write, d invigilator comes for check-
ing d entries and signing d ans sheet and hell.. u again
forget wat u jus recollected. But anyhow .. batti to de hi
sakte hain. And v continue writing. Beautiful handwrit-
ing, neat and labeled diagrams, underlines etc. Den 1st
look at d clock.. OMG.. almost 1 hr gone and just 1 ques-
tion done .. :O :O" scares d hell out of us.
Den v start speeding up things, search for questions
in which less matter is to be written, and attempt dem 1st
.. and start writing less in detail. D only concern .. catch
up with time. D time pressure makes us forget things al
d more. And den with degrading quality of answers, our
initial estimate of 60-70 drops to around 30.
1 n a half hrs gone, 2 questions done. Now m sure this
thing must have happened wid al of u at least 1ce: jis
question k dono parta ate hain usme choice hia and jiska
bas 1 hi ata hai usme no choice" . sometimes wen ders
a choice and v kno both d options, its an awkward situa-
favour of not d 1 which wil get more marks but d 1 jo
jaldi ho jaye :P :P
Another awkward situation is a choice b/w a numeri-
cal and theory question .. attempting a numerical is a
gamble.. sahi gya to aish .. galat gya to waat lagi!!! Dis
decision completely depends on HOW DARING U R!!!
some go for d risky but more rewarding numerical"
while others like playing it safe by answering d theory
question .. 10 me se atleast 7-8 to mile!!! :P
43 mins remain .. ur hands start paining and u get
a little lazy in writing. Go out for water .. etc etc. but u
notice ur classmates busy writing at a speed of 100 WPM
(words per minute) and u get a complex .. u say 2 urself
abe likhle be .. foktai band kar!!" suddenly some1 calls
out for a supplementary .. and d whole class turns 2 look
who d hell is dis person: yahan adhi copy bhi nahi bhari
and isko supplementary chahiye .. itna kya likhte ho yar!!"
Den goes d last 13 min siren. Crisis now begins. 1
entire question of 20 marks still 2 b done. D invigila-
tor shouts last call for supplementary" and v think are
haww re ..!!!" Our calligraphy now changes 2 DOC-
TOR'S HANDWRITING" , diagrams become a complete
mess (drawn wid pen, no scale used and labellings which
even v cant understand ourself ), calculation mistakes,
space for some questions 2 b attempted later, v mess up
searching ki konsa question kahan karma hai .. last 3
mins remain. Invigilator: tie up ur supplimentries, write
NIL if u hvnt taken any, cross out d blank pages" .. v think
are for heavens sake, chup ho jao yar .. yahan paper
ing d least obeyed words in d history of mankind" - ok
stop writing!!" U continue 2 write till d paper is snatched
frm ur hands. Den d discussion wid frnds .. oye kaisa
gaya"and d painful truth: abe 10 marks ka chut gaya
yar" .. v ask our frnds: kitne ajayenge::" and unka reply
dekho 70-80 tak" srsli fat jati hai .. idhar 40-30 ke vaande
ho rahe hain and logo k 70-80!! Finally some1 says mere
bhi 40 tak ayenge .. and wid a sigh of relief u hug him and
say bhai tu hi mera sachha dost hai!! :D :D :D
Ashima Gupta
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PUNS AND PROSES
tomato, Mama tomato, Baby tomato... Baby tomato starts
lagging behind, and Papa tomato gets really angry and
goes back and squishes him and says catch up.
- Kya aapke toothpaste mein namak hai:" - A Satya-
My sense of humor helps me deal with other people's
sense of rumor
- Math problems: Call 1-800-[(10x)(13i)^2]-
[sin(xy)/2.362x].
- An honest opinion is openly expressed by a Yawn.
- An Apple A day keeps the Blackberry on loss !
- Why is the winner of the Miss Universe contest
always from earth:
- If electricity comes from electrons... does that
mean that morality comes from morons:
- Why do they call it butter scotch": Do they put
12 year old butter in it:
will it come back in its original form or will it lead a fake
notion...yeah tough job !!!!

- To err is human; to air is Hanuman.
Jaisa Des, waisa base.

- What did that bad guy in Shaktimaan, who used
to live in Mumbai,say: A. Andheri kayam rahe" HAHA-
HAHA
- Which company was started by British bakers in
NOW!
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- Always remember you're unique - just like every-
one else.
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- A bargain is something you don't need at a price
you can't resist.
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- Nostalgia isn't what it used to be.
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- I like work. It fascinates me. I sit and look at it for
hours.
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- All generalizations are false, including this one.
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- Despite the cost of living, have you noticed how
popular it remains:
- Don't be irreplaceable; if you can't be replaced,
you can't be promoted.
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- Ever notice how fast Windows runs: Neither did
I.
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- Don't drink and drive. You might hit a bump and
spill your drink.
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- Error, no keyboard. Press F1 to continue.
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- I didn't say it was your fault. I said I was going to
blame you.
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- I just got lost in thought. It was unfamiliar terri-
tory.
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- Some drink at the fountain of knowledge. Others
just gargle.
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- Time is the best teacher; unfortunately it kills all
of its students.
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- What's the speed of dark:
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Dream your Journey

Yesterday is beyond repair, tomorrow may never come.
Today alone is yours. Make the best use of it, as it is your
sole sure possession. Doing right thing in the right way
and at the right time will produce results you want and
deliver the goods. Try to develop control over your at-
titude, approach, aptitude, appearance, words and voice,
you, ring wedding bells and do not sound funeral chimes.
Appreciate what others do for you and make the apprecia-
tion come from your heart. People work for appreciation
and recognition. Everyone wants for an enthusiastic and
and talker next. It is better and wiser to listen with inter-
est when you have the urge to talk. Become and remain
an enthusiastic and interesting listener and encourage
other person to talk. One learns and gets to know by
listening; on the other hand one only exposes oneself by
talking. You get the advantage when you listen and lose it
when you talk.

Words move people. Let us use them to build up peo-
ple, to make them feel better, feel important, feel big and
happy. Even without worldly wealth it is possible for you
to be generous because your powers are invisible and un-
give and smile to everyone you meet and you will smile
and give a kind word and you will receive kind words.
Give honor, credit and applause and you will receive the
same. Give hope, happiness and encouragement, you'll be
happy with hope and courage. Give prayers to the godless
and you'll receive blessings more than you deserve.

What do you want in life: You might say you need to
wealth, power, fame, to serve the nation, people and
man activity is to attain happiness. Hence always avoid
causing pain and try to add to an individual's pleasure
and others will seek your company.
To
be successful, you must invest your resources wisely. Re-
sources include money, men, material, time and energy.
save the way for enduring success in life. In life's journey
ment and enjoy every experience.
To
world to beat is the man who can laugh at the face of de-
Our greatest glory is not in never failing but in rising
every time we fall. Little minds are tamed and subdued by
misfortune but great minds rise above it. Meet every ad-
verse situation and don't let it master you. In our history
Raja Ramchandra and Raja Harishchandra etc even faced
adversities, and then we are just simple human beings.
One man with courage can make a majority and create
history as demonstrated by Mahatma Gandhi.

Another important aspect of success is your will power.
Sooner or later the man wins is the man who believes he
can. Hence, the strength of your will power will ultimately
stacle or challenge and with optimism and hope, you can
crown yourself with success. Success is not merely a ques-
tion of luck or genius. To attain your cherished dream
true, if tension and worry are weapons, you are them to
commit slow suicide.
-Mrs A. Maheshwari
MIND-BOGGLING
HR ROUND! ! ! ! ! !
Tell me about yourself.:
stumble with this. What the HR person wants to glean is
are not so interested in your likes and dislikes. Rather,
they want to see how much of a team player you are, how
well you communicate and how you align with the corpo-
rate ethos. So choose your answer in such a way to high-
light these positives.
What are your strengths and weaknesses:
an issue with highlighting their strengths. However, when
it comes to weaknesses, people stumble. Either they say
they don't have any (come on now, being human, every-
one has weaknesses!) or they become totally blank and
that this is an opportunity to show the HR person some
of the sides to your personality which may not have been
highlighted in earlier rounds. Try and use this question as
a chance to show that even if you do have common
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weaknesses, that you are aware of them and have been
ity to learn from your mistakes and rectify your lapses.
How do you handle criticism:
any average human being to criticism is self-defense. But
this is scarcely the answer that the HR person is looking
for! What they need to hear is how you take randomly
professed opinions on your character or performance.
ence between constructive and destructive criticism, how
you evaluate the two and how you are more than willing
highlight that you will not take unsubstantiated criticism
no pushover.
Other common questions
ing to how you handle situations, how well you are able
to manage and mentor your subordinates and how you
these questions lies with common sense. Do remember
that the HR person is not looking for a right or wrong
answers carefully to highlight these features and you can
rest assured that the position and the pay will be yours
well and truly!
Why should I hire you:
ondly, I am fresher with lots of eagerness and potential to
work, so you can mould me where ever you want to, lastly
I have a good grasping ability in any environment, I am
Answer 2: If any person believes in his/herself than
But if he/she believes on others that they can't do this,
smart work:
Answer 1: Studying everyday and getting good marks
shows that you are a hard worker.
Studying the night before exam and passing shows that
you are a smart worker.
Answer 2: I would like to take an example!
Teacher asks: Write down the reasons which display your
laziness.
(Hard work).
Student 2: Writes nothing and replies to teacher I am lazy
to write (Smart work).
Its like the ATTITUDE is displayed in smart work while
in handwork its INTELLIGENCE and MEMORY.
How do you feel about working nights and week-
ends:
Answer 1: Sir, every company wants the projects to
be completed within deadline and I understand how im-
portant it is for that company. Since I am a fresher to your
company I may be a little slower in doing the work when
compared to others already working in the company. So
without any second thoughts I will do my best, working
till late hours for the improvement of our company and
as much as possible to spend the rest of my time with my
family.
Answer 2: I have my commitment for your organiza-
tion, I will try my level best for completing the work on
time but if your organization needs me to work on week-
Would you lie for the company:
No sir, because a lie works only for a temporary situation
and may lead to loss in future.
Let's wait for our success by being honest, why to use
shortcuts:
If you won $10 million lottery, would you still
work:
Answer 1: Honestly, I'll take a break for sometime,
because am not that kind of person who can sit idle at
home doing nothing. I get good sleep at night only when
Answer 2: Yes surely I'll continue working because
money can help me live a well settled life but it won't give
me experience, knowledge and skills. So money is im-
portant to live but work is very important to expose my
talent.
On a scale of one to ten, rate me as an i
nterviewer.
Answer 1: Sir, I am still a graduate. So I may not be
perfect in rating you. But I have experience in rating my
professors. In the sense of your questions I would give
you a 10 since it was easy and understandable. In the
sense of your attitude I would give you a 10 since you
were cool. In the sense of your role, again a 10. Because
you play a major part. (HR).
Answer 2: So average 9/10 don't be puzzled, sir.
People in India always cut 1 for no reason. And I am an
Indian.
How much Salary do you expect:
Answer 1: Sir, its a tough question to be answered,
but will like to say that practicaly speakin salary is the 1st
motivational factor to work.. Bt work is most important..
me the best package as per the industry standards and
norms.
Answer 2: Being a fresher, my current priority is to
would satisfy the position.
HR:" can you work for $3 an hour:" (HR was being sar-
castic )
I WAS HIRED !!!
Do you have any questions for me:
Answer 1: Tanya is older than Eric.
True or False:::
(REJECTED!!!)
Answer 2: I really would like to thank you for giving
me this wonderful opportunity to be interviewed by you.
I believe that I had answered to most of your questions to
the best I could, but still If you want to give any feedback
or suggestions regarding my current performance in the
interview will surely gonna help me to increase my skills
inching towards perfection.
BGIENGE FIGTION
EHERqEN_E
It was a bare white,wooden door with the words 'interro-
gation Room' painted on it.A man in a black suit paused
for a moment In front of it,took a deep breath,turned the
round brass doorknob and stepped inside.In the middle
of a spotless whitewashed room,on the other side of white
squared table,sat a man in his late twenties in a plain
veringly at man who just entered the room.
eyes,"Or is it evening already:"
Good evening Doctor,"said the man in suit taking out
some folders from his briefcase and puttingthem on the
table."Iam from the Defence Research and Analysis wing
of the Government.I have some questions that need an-
swering."
Sure,go ahead."
what is your occupation Doctor:"
I'm an evolutionary biologist currently doing research at
the National Institute of Fundamental Research."
And what might be the nature of your research:"
biological processes through computer models.We cre-
organisms can exist and evolve.It gives us an excellent
insight into natural selection,Darwinian evolution and
even genetic evolution.John Von Neumann,the legendary
mathematician,had once said"life is a process which can
be abstracted away from any particular medium'and we
are trying to realize his theory."
eyes,"Well,that was a rather general description of your
versed in the sciences."
form on planet.So simple that there's an ongoing debate
also the hardiest of all organisms,capable of surviving
host the virus proliferates at a phenomenal rate creating
thousands of replicas of itself.It is ultimate colonizing
move around in digital space in search of a host and when
they do,they replicate creating the next generation of vi-
ruses that infects more hosts.Both these forms of viruses
have very interesting similarities and characterstics."
So you study the evolution of computer viruses:"
Oh no,not at all.that's for all those anti-virus companies.
our work is much more profound and groundbreaking.
We designed a very primitive form of digital life and put
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to our utter disbelief we observed emergent behaviour!"
What would that be:"
Since you are so interested,let me tell you the whole story from
where it all began.For the past two years I have been trying to create
a kind of digital DNA which,much like our own DNA ,would contain
the blueprint for the functioning and development of digital life
forms.I succeeded in creating a prototype digital virus containing a
short length of DNA and capable of self replication and evolution.
to junk DNA,or DNA without any function.But in some rare cases
the code would make sense and result in increasing the functionality
of the virus.
digital world where the viruses could proliferate.And right before
our eyes we saw a million years of evolution take place in a matter
of remarkable functions.Some viruses could remain hidden within
a program,some could jump from one computer to another in a
isms went through the same evolutionary phases as their biological
counterparts.But then somewhere along their evolutionary path a
very strange and unprecedented thing happened.Several colonies of
their individual capabilities for the collective good.At the end of the
other.All of them collectively behaved as asingle organism,capable
be intelligent,they gained intelligence through evolution,much like
like to know why I was brought here."
reason you were brought here is because I need your help solving a
case I'm working on."
much time you see,I have to get back to my research,but I'll try."
down upon the doctor,"Four monthsago a major virus outbreak
ravaged several business networks throughout the world.Most of
source of the viral epidemic.Severalsatellites,includingbroadcasti
ng and reconnaissance satelites stopped transmitting.Two months
agoMercuro 9000,one of the most sophisticated supercomputers
did'nt work.Apparently.it was drawing power grid by some unknown
means.Two weeks ago a nuclear power plant with a maximum capac-
reported that the central computer was acting a bit strange lately and
had changed some of the parameters controlling the reactor giving
rise to the excesspower.And a few days ago,some sort of a Trojan
house virus was discovered in the Central Defence Database,which
in the database.I think all these events have some sort of a connec-
tion through most of my colleagues ridicule my hypothesis.I need
security is at risk."
quietly,"Ican'nt help you,in fact nobody can."
And why would you say that:"
Because whatever caused all this are my creations."
some part of the story that you have'nt told me yet:"
ments were such a runaway success that the entire computing capac-
ity of our research facilities were'nt enough to continue further stud-
ies.And it was very important to continue my research because I was
on the verge of creating something that would have unimaginable
technological and philosophical implications.My creations needed
forms that I created needed a Garden of Eden and I gave them that.I
set them free."
act:"retorted the man in suit glaring at the doctor,"Do you even real-
ise how much chaos and collateral damage it would cause:"
Much less than what nuclear and biological weapons have
caused,"said the doctor looking in to the eyes of his interrogator."I
gave rise to a new form of life and I believe that every life form has
a right to exist.And more importantly,I believe that we can co-exist
symbiotically with these organisms and use them to our advantage.
further catastrophes."
I cannot allow that doctor.I have been ordered to put you under
a way of eradicating your so-called creations."
table,"Don't you understand,you cannot hope to eradicate life in
whatever form.Do we have cure for AIDS yet,orcancer:You cannot
infect.You have to shut down the whole internet,bring down global
communication media,shut down power grids,bring the entire earth
to a standstill if you wish to exterminate this life form."
doctor,"I'm sorry doctor,I have my orders.Please cooperate and come
with me."
and he scremed,"You do not understand,you cannot do this."
Suddenly,the closed circuit camera on the wall came to life and
the door shutting behind him.Stumbling about in the dark and
in the corridor.In the dim lights and amidst the spraying water he saw
the electronic doors open and close one by one as the dark outline of
the code to unlock it,but the door would'ntbudge.He tried again and
again,each time greeted by the message,"Access Denied."
Further along the corridor ,hesaw the doctor turn around and look
at him.He had a kind of triumph in his eyes,of a man proud of his
Prof. RK Bhatia (Civil): Ek pyar ka nagma hai"
Dr Shailja Verma (Civil): 'Jindagi kaisi hai paheli..."
ban jaye..."
Mr. Nitin Saxena (Electrical): Kal Ho naa Ho..."
Mrs. Avita Phuskele(Information Technology): 'Tum
Bin...'
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pur should change in rotation, sometimes there should
be heavy Snowfall in Jabalpur, sometimes it should be
rainy like Cherapunji, some times some other climatic
condition. I know this is against the
law of nature but still....
Prof. RK Bhatia (Civil): To swim with sharks deep down
the sea.
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Prof. RK Bhatia (Civil): When I opposed the whole class
took my side and I was able to convince them all.
Dr Shailza Verma (Civil): When I joined PhD at IIT
Roorkee, there was of procedure of giving presentation in
Chairman, a very old and knowledgeable professor used
to ask so many questions to student and sometimes even
stopped them to speak further and obviously it was very
much insulting in front of everyone. During my presenta-
tion I was well prepared with the slides, Q/A and ready to
face that scary situation, But surprisingly he didn't say a
easy questions.
Dr. S.K. Tiwari (Physics): being taught by Madam Lobo,
her dedication brought lump to every student's throat

Dr. Vasudha Sharma (Chemistry): Being selected for the
National kho kho team
Prof. Arun Pachori (Electrical): Joining JEC
Mr. Hemant Amhia (Electrical): Last day of college (as sir
says is the best n saddest day as well),
Mr. Nitin Saxena (Electrical): Gold medal at Jeewaji Uni-
versity
Mrs. Preeti Jain (Electrical): Topping M.tech.
Dr. Prabhat Patel (Electronics): Nostalgic about every-
thing, kaleidoscope of memories
Mrs. Pushpa Lata Saxena (Chemistry): Gold medal in
M.Sc.
Mrs. Avita Phuskele (Information Technology):When I
gave my seminar and everyone was surprised by com-
pleteness of it.
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Prof. RK Bhatia (Civil): Unbeatable
Dr. Shailja Verma (Civil): Enthusiastic
Dr. S.K. Tiwari (Physics): Exceptional
Dr. Prabhat Patel (Electronics): Average
Prof. Arun Pachori (Electrical): Best
Mr. Hemant Amhia (Electrical): Dedicated
Mr. Nitin Saxena (Electrical): extraordinary,
Mrs. Preeti Jain (Electrical): Decent
Mrs. Avita Phuskele(Information Technology): 8/10
Dream destination:
D.C
Dr. S.K. Tiwari (Physics): Australia
Dr. Vasudha Sharma(Chemistry): Mumbai
Prof. Arun Pachori (Electrical): Gwalior
MR. Nitin Saxena (Electrical): Wherever my Home hap-
pens to be
Mrs. Avita Phuskele(Information Technology): Kashmir
Mrs. Preeti Jain (Electrical): Shimla
Mr. Kamal Kushwaha (Physics): Jahan beewi lejae ;)
Dr. Vasudha Sharma (Chemistry): Sportsperson
Dr. Vipasha Mishra (Physics) : Housewife :D
Prof. Arun Pachori (Electrical): Free lancer
Mr. Nitin Saxena (Electrical): Doctor
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went to take class in room C-3 which had been allotted to
7th SEM students. I started the revision of previous SEM
and students were replying very positively and obediently
for about 10 minutes. Suddenly I recognized two students
of 3rd semester and realized that all the students of 3rd
semester were sitting in the classroom. Due to some basic
knowledge of the subjects already taught in 1st semester,
upto 10 minutes I was teaching to 3rd sem. thinking that
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continues.I'm looking forward to the relaunch of the
magazine.
Dr Shailja Verma (Civil): I am very glad to know that
that this time it will be more informative, inspiring and
entertaining to all the readers.
Mrs. Avita Phuskele(Information Technology): We must
have a song of our college with lyrics includng 'Onward
on wings'
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GIVE BLOOD GIVE
LIFE

Had you been thinking of JEC just
being an institute of academics and at
times an assembly of some technologi-
cal events only,then lets acknowledge
ourselves with something more ethi-
cal done by our college each year,and
that being the privilege hosts of The
Blood Donation Camp.
The respective camp is held by
the coordination of the department
of Industrial and Production in
collaboration with the Victoria hospital,
Jabalpur as well as the Netaji Subhash
Chandra Bose Medical Hospital. The
camp has always been a vibrant exam-
ple under supervision of Dr. Prakash
Verma, head of the Industrial and Pro-
duction Department.
Students from all over Jabalpur, car-
rying identity of 18+ are allowed to
participate and donate blood to the
blood banks. The enthusiasm and com-
mitment with which they have been
participating these years has been very
inbuilt in todays generation is none
less than the fact for which our culture
has always been considered.
The event is well synchronized be-
tween the students of the department
which sets a perfect example of work-
ing as a team. Each individual handles
the responsibility given to him or her
with utmost dedication.
the broadness of the event.196 units of
blood collection is a great achievement
in itself. We always wish the number
of donors increase as multiples, after
all even a single drop may save a life.
BY-
HARSH VARSHAN CHOUDHARY
Te a c h e r s d a y i n a
royal way
The best teacher is the one who suggest rather
than dogmatizes and inspires his listener with the
wish to teach himself
In each step of lives we hope a beam of light, which remove
is none other than our teachers. The students are like ddiamonds in
Teachers day is celebrated every year on 5
th
of September, on the
occasion of the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan
statesman, author, thinker and the teacher above all
department on 5
th
September 2011 . According to the students
teacher for guiding and helping the students in every possible way
and giving courage to the students to face the hardships of their
life.
The program was commenced by a speech given by Sourav Kumar
Deb and lightening of the lamp by Dr. H.K.Mishra (H.O.D. civil).
The respected teachers were presented with bouquet by senior
students .This was followed by a short speech which was given by
words of encouragement for students. The program proceeded with
Prakhar Sharma and Jay Rajput
rd
year students) said a few words of
of their college life involving teachers. In the end Dr.H.K.Mishra
enlightened the students with the noble life of Dr.Radhakrishnan
and the role teachers in students life. He also advised the student
to always choose ` Right Path `, in whatever work the do. A thank
giving speech was given by the students to all the faculty members
of the civil department. And a gesture, snacks were provided for
faculty members as well as students present there.
Every year this day reminds us the remarkable support and advice of
our teachers in our life.


4
th
sem civil

.S.S.Parte,Mr.Atul Sharma.
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FUNDAMENTALS, TECHNOLOGIES
& APPLICATIONS
Photovoltaic Research and Education(supported by MNRE).
From 12 December to 22 December 2011, a two week workshop under faculty development
try.
In our college CSE & EE Departments were Co-ordinators of this programme. It was success-
fully conducted under the guidance of Prof. Bhavana Jharia & Prof. Anurag Trivedi. All the partici-
1. Prof. Preeti Jain, EE Dept.
2. Prof Ruchi Nigam, Physics Dept.
3. Prof. Sujeet Mahobia, Physics Dept.
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Long awaited was a fest at JEC , students be it of any
year and branch were keenly waiting for it to show
their talents and skills and groom themselves in every
elevated enthusiasm by the students of CS-IT
department who , through their toil , creativity and
strong will proudly presented a techno-management
fest , long awaited in the queue dated 21-22 March 2012
out and the registrations were raining in torrents
bearing fruits and brought up the hopes of a successful
event.
Various classes of events where the
studentd got chances to test themselves were-
1.Source code- It was an event meant for the
progammers to struggle through their technical minds
and be the king of coding.

2.Debugging-Finding errors was the objective of this
event,in the various codes written wrongly.
3.Smartest-Jecian-Participants fought for this crown
where they were tested on analytical and reasoning
abilities with all.
4.Mind Hunter-Hunting through their minds ,the
participants had to face variety of questions from all
5.Minute to win it-Meant for those who wanted to test
their skills of multitasking or have good controls over
mind and body.Small yet tricky and interesting tasks
were there in it.
6.Khichix and Director's cut-A picture is worth a
thousand words. In this the students were given chance
to express their ideas and creativity through pictures
and movies.
7.T-Shirt Painting-It was for al the good painters out
there where they had to present their painting skills on
t-shirts.
8.Treasure Hunt-Full use of intellect and manpower
was the aim of this event where teamwork was
important and clues were to be explored as soon as
possible to reach to the treasure.
9.Lan Gaming-It was for professionals and amateurs as
well .it included games like Counter strike , NFS,and a
lot more.
Amazing response from all the
success with 700+ registrations in a very short span of
time.It shall open gates for a bigger,better event in the
coming future.
{ THE CRUZADE }
Eninccrs Daq
hcchanicaI Eninccrin Dcpartmcnt
Late Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvareya popularly known
as Sir M.V (15 Sept. 1861- 14 April 1962) was a notable
Indian engineer, scholar, statesman and the Diwan of
Mysore.
Every 15
th
September is celebrated as Engineers
Day in his remembrance and thus the purpose of this
event was to celebrate his anniversary. Also, it was a
great way to promote the program and recognize the
and commitment towards what they are learning. It was
to give a heart warming feel to both the students and
Many people were involved in the event right from the
beginning while students were involved through their
technical and management skills.
III, Mechanical Engineering Department. While the
were all ready and knew our own individual parts.
The vent from the very beginning took on a relaxed
to the growing technology of India
It was an invaluable, rewarding and challenging
experience altogether. We all got the chance to share
our talents, realize our dreams and learn more about
zenith!!
JPS
: Second Innings !!!
were spent in the darkroom developing them and a
Society of Jabalpur Engineering College was born.
JEC Photographic Society (or JPS, as we call it) is a
lesser-known part of JECs glorious and inspiring past.
Through the 50s to the 80s, it saw the technological
35 mms to Polaroids to compacts. For braggings sake
, here are some facts : JECs students had access to
SLRs, Oscilloscope cameras, dark rooms and learnt
photographic processing (in the 80s and before , that
is).JPS came to a halt in 1982 (although the plaque
In 2012, OPTIMISM has taken JEC by storm. Its a gale of
the layers of dust which had been covering JPS for 20
years.
What exactly do we aspire to do with JPS once the
phoenix has risen from its ashes? Read On..!
photographers of JEC and promote their interests.
prizes ;) ) , photography workshops, photoshopping
workshops (thats equivalent to the age-old darkroom
and providing access to their events to all Farhan
Qureshis of JEC.
Why? Because we have hopes for JPS, faith in JEC
and we truly believe that we deserve more than just a
glorious past: and we will work towards it.
and encouragement. We thank all JECians who have
~ JPS Team.
Onwards on Clicks
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Six decades have passed since our college was established.
Many fests have been organized, which provided a plat-
form to the youth, due to which the talents of students
came into light. OORJA" (a community of electrical en-
gineering department) also played a vital role to encour-
age the youth. As it is clear from its name itself, OORJA"
means energy. So, this community enlightens the upcom-
ing students about the pride and glory of the energetic
this community is placed by the students of the depart-
ment under the guidance of the respected faculties, who
community provided chance to the students to prove
ganize some events in a particular time interval such
that along with the studies the department also spends
time in other extra-curricular activities. All the respected
faculties also participated in the events to make a famil-
organized by the community make a better interaction
among the students and also the teachers and these activi-
ties become memorable to the students through-out their
life and also helps them to know their hidden talent. As
the tradition continues with every batch, during win-
ter-2011 some events were organized under the banner of
OORJA" which were named as SANKALP-2011. Stu-
dents from all the batches participated in the event and
performances were appreciated by the faculties. In future,
for the lightning of glory of OORJA".
CII'S IAY
Engineering is not merely the possession of the capacity
to get elegant solutions
to non-existent engineering problems; engineering is
practicing the art of the
organized force of technological change.
Engineers operate at the interface between science and
society.
JEC celebrated Engineer's
Day", in the memory of legendary engineer, Sir M. Visves-
varaya, who has been
the greatest engineer of all times and was the recipient of
the Indian Republic's
highest honour, the Bharat Ratna, in 1933.
the HOD of the CSE dept.
Professor Mrs. A. HEMLATA, under whose guidance the
students of the dept.
Aman Jain and Praveen Kumar Sharma strived through
to make it a successful
venture.
Other faculty members present at the occasion were Ms.
MADHURI GOKHLE, Mr.
HEMENDRA SINGH PATEL, Mr. ABHAY KATIYAR
and Mr. SUNIL KISPOTTA.
Students gave speeches and presentations on various core
and conventional
topics like Why Engineering!!", Why Computer Science
Engineering", Latest
Technological Developments", Grace Hopper Celebra-
tion of Women in
Computing", etc.
their views regarding the
ences of their profound
engineering life.
Finally to conclude the event, Mrs. A. Hemlata extended
her gratitude to all who
contributed with their constructive suggestions to make
this function a great
Success!!!!
13th September 2011
Venue: seminar hall (CSE dept.)
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diwakar patel memorial
CRICKET TOURNAMENT......
Cricket Tournament in the memory of LATE DIWAKAR
PATEL. He was one of the meritorious, decent and hard
working students of our 3rd year CS Department. His
sudden sadful demise came as a big shock to our college.
He was a great follower of SWAMI VIVEKANAND and
lead his life following Swamiji's principles. He was one of
the favorites of teachers and friend of friends.

real hard to convince the authorities of our college for the
Inter Department Cricket Tournament in his memory
emony was enlightened by the gracious presence of Mr.
Sanjay Tripathi, a pass-out from JEC 1983 (Mechani-
cal Engineering) batch our honorable principal Mr. P.K
of late Diwakar Patel and many other faculty members
Engineering Department emerged as winners by beating
closing ceremony saw the honorable Chairperson of MP
legislative assembly, Mr. Ishwardas Rohani as the chief
guest. Awards were given away by him to the winning
team, runner up team and special awards for the best
bowler and best batsman in the tournament.
We hope this tournament will be played every year with
the same spirit and excitement.
By : - Rahil Akhtar (EE IVth Sem)
Prakhar Vijaywargiya (CSE IVth Sem)
Grammy award winner
performed at JEC
Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt performed on the Mohan
Veena (an innovation of the slide guitar) and Satwik
Veena respectively at the assembly hall in Jabalpur Engi-
the aegis of Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Mu-
sic and Culture Amongst Youth (SPIC MACAY),which is
classical music and culture amongst youth.
on Indian classical music by Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt.
He began his Mohan Veena recital with an alaap in Raga
Vishwaranjani. In the second part of the concert and he
struck a jugalbandi with Himanshu Mahant presenting
Teen Taal. At the end, Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt inter-
acted with the audience in a question-answer session and
explained the quintessence of Indian classical music.

Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt is a recipient of the prestig-
ious Grammy Award in 1994, Sangeet Natak Akademi
Award in 1998 and the Padma Shri in 2002.Being the
foremost disciple of Pandit Ravi Shankar, Panditji belongs
to that elite body of musicians which traces its origin
to the Mughal emperor Akbar's court musician Tansen
and his guru Swami Haridas. Apart from being a star
performer on stage, he has a number of studio and live
recordings to his credit which have achieved phenomenal
success and outstanding sales records.
We admit, it was a golden opportunity not only for the
institute but also for the city to have the honor of hosting
someone of such high stature.
2011
It is so very true that college life is undoubtedly the best
part of your life. And there are those small little moments
with friends, those scolding sessions with the teacher,
those days of staying up in the hostel all night and party-
ing, those dreams that you work towards, those signature
dance steps invented in the Freshers and Farewells, those
code languages that only your lot understands, panick-
ing in the exams and those forget it and enjoy" moments
But it doesn't stay forever. We grow, we become graduates
we don't get to see those friends for years.
And then the moment comes when you hear about the
of you, at the same place where you started the journey.
No matter in which part of the world you are, you rush
down to Jabalpur 'cause you don't want to miss this.
You may have changed. You may have a family now. But
somehow the two days of the Silver Jubilee celebration
makes you forget that and takes you back to those days
when you were those awesome dudes and dudettes at col-
lege. You laugh at each other as you don't look the same,
dance like anything. You live your college life yet again in
those two days.
You roam around in the college and tell your children,
See that was my class." You are proud, you are thankful
and you are happier than ever.
Reunion on 23-26th December 2011. Here are some
amazing snapshots of the party and yes, they need no
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Gold has always held importance as a good investment
proposition since the days of our ancestors. But the recent
trends of day-light robbery, murders and greed for the
of physical gold a cumbersome proposition. In addition,
fraudulent and non-uniform practices followed by jewel-
some other issues worth worrying about.
In this modern era of technology where has gone e' like
e-commerce, e- bill, e- banking, e - recharge, e-booking
and many more, how would you like the idea of e-gold for
investment.
Yes, many of you are not aware of this wonderful and se-
cure way of investing in gold without any apprehensions
regarding the security or purity level. E-gold is known as
Gold - ETF in the language of market
ETF stands for Electronic Traded fund. Gold ETF is the
medium for investing in gold with the purity level of
price of the share depends on the company's growth and
the index of stock market whereas ETF never depends
on the index. Its price is decided by the rate of gold in the
international market. As it is traded on a stock exchange
you will require a Demat account and a trading account
registered with some genuine stock brokers.
Gold ETF is afar better way of investing in gold as com-
pared to investing in physical gold in many aspects. Price
of physical gold is decided by the gram amount of your
purchase while gold ETF is traded by the price of a unit.
Generally the price of a unit is equal to the price of 1
gram gold. Hence Gold ETF is a very good investment
tool for small traders and even for students like us as the
If we talk about the safety level, then also Gold ETF takes
a lead over the physical gold as we are not dealing with
the precious yellow metal in hand instead its virtual gold.
Hence the lack of knowledge to identify the purity of gold
will not be a hindrance in your investment. Gold ETF is
also advantageous from the point of view of the storage of
gold as it can easily be stored in the Demat account. It is
in the form of a contract in the Demat account.
Also, whenever we feel like converting the Gold ETF into
liquid cash we can easily do so by selling it over the stock
exchange and that too in real time price. Another advan-
tage of it for the income tax payee is that it is treated as
non-equity mutual fund thereby providing several bene-
For all these simple mentioned reasons Gold ETF is pre-
ferred over physical gold.
Prakhar Vijaywargiya
CSE - 4th SEM
Blogger at: www.wallinside.org
GREEN ROADS
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
`
Development that meets the needs of the present genera-
tion without compromising the ability of future genera-
tions to meet their own needs" (Brundtland, 1983)
Today's challenge in the road construction sector is to
build green roads with a minimum ecological footprint.
Modern technologies to reduce CO2 and lessen the
demand for virgin resources must be applied to asphalt
production and compaction to help create a sustainable
environment
RECYCLING TECHNIQUES
Recycling- Re-use of existing of material
Pavement recycling - Started in the mid 1980 in USA .
Recycling- milling of existing old pavement and stockpil-
ing/in-situ re-use with virgin aggregates and additives.
Milled material / reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP)
materials from existing pavement - combined
with new virgin aggregates and a recycling agent, to pro-
duce hot mix asphalt (HMA) mixtures,STEPS:-
-Mills the distress pavement (RAP)
-Crushes RAP to gradation-
-Mixes with Recycling Agent
-Re-paves the recycled mix
-Compaction- required density
-Ready for surface treatment
STARTED IN USA
INDIA- By IIT KHARAGPUR
A 200 m long stretch of the existing two-lane carriage-
way of National Highway-6 near Km 130.000 [Kharag-
pur- Kolkata] was selected for the study .
Study- First of its kind in India
aged with various distresses like raveling, hungry surface,
alligator cracks, potholes etc
On NH-6 , a milling depth of about 20 cm was adopted.
WIRTGEN 2100 DCR recycler was used for milling and
recycling.
A milling width of 2 m was adopted
BENEFITS
Conserves energy and natural recourses
Environmentally friendly
Improves mix characteristics
Cracking eliminated or reduced
Improves cross slope
Saves time
-Subhash Soni
GSM, CDMA Then Whats
next?
Since the beginning of the 20th century, technolo-
gies have evolved remarkably to provide new methods
and products for wireless communications. Especially
in the past two decades, wireless communication ser-
vices were penetrating into our society with an explosive
growth rate. We all are habitual to use cellular and mobile
systems and in fact eager to avail most of the facilities in
our handsets like- video conferencing, television, internet
access, image data transaction, audio and video capture,
task in wireless communication system is how to transmit
techniques like TDMA, FDMA, CDMA, OFDM, IDMA
etc. You all are aware the name GSM or CDMA but do
mobile systems using these multiple access techniques,
by the fact that they are all based on the analog technolo-
system operates on multiple-access technique frequency-
division multiple-access (FDMA) technique. FDMA sepa-
and each user has a unique frequency band. Some repre-
sentatives of 1G cellular system are the Advanced Mobile
Phone System (AMPS) in USA, Nordic Mobile Telephone
(NMT) in Scandinavia and the Total Access Communica-
tion System (TACS) in UK.. With the introduction of 1G
system, the worldwide mobile market experienced an-
nual growth rates of 30 to 30 and there are nearly 20
voice communication only, so next generation is entered
in digital technologies because digital systems are fast,
multitasking and globally accepted.
digital cellular system based on time-division multiple-
access (TDMA) standards and another one code division
tion which has given us almost free sms (text messages)
services in your mobile system. Although TDMA and
ods. TDMA technology works by dividing each digital
cellular channel into three time slots for the purpose of
increasing the amount of data carried. While each con-
versation is transmitted alternately over short lengths of
time with TDMA technology, And CDMA is multiple
users method therefore, can share the same frequency
channel without causing interference because the signal is
divided into multiple time slots. CDMA separates com-
munications by code so multiple calls can also be routed
into the same channel. CDMA is actually multiple people
on multiple cell phones to be multiplexed" over the same
channel to share a bandwidth of frequencies. Data and
voice packets are separated using codes and then trans-
operation of GSM (i.e. TDMA and FDMA) began in 1991
2G cellular standard is Interim Standard 93 (IS-93). Since
the mid 1990s, the cellular communications industry has
witnessed explosive growth about more than 600 million
cated for data with CDMA, this standard became attrac-
tive for 3G high-speed mobile Internet.
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specially to support high-rate data services such as high-
speed internet access, video stream (i.e. movie trailers
and television), and high quality image transmission. 3G
supersedes 2G technology and precedes 4G technology.
2.3G was a temporary bridge between 2G and 3G. Most
of today's cellular systems belong to 3G. International
Mobile Telecommunications-2000 (IMT-2000) is the
a set of interdependent International Telecommunication
3G network launched in May 2001 by NTT DoCoMo in
pean and Japanese Wideband-CDMA (WCDMA), the
American CDMA2000, and the Chinese Time-Division
Synchronous CDMA (TD-SCDMA). All three standards
are four companies CSL Limited, Hutchison 3G HK
Limited, Smart Tone 3G Limited and SUNDAY 3G (Hong
Kong) Limited, who have obtained 3G licenses from of-
data speeds as slow as 3.84 Mbit/sec.
Now that 3G wireless is so prevalent and is enabling you
to surf the mobile high-speed Web, the major cell phone
carriers are knee deep in constructing their 4G higher-
speed wireless networks. Based on why you use your cell
phone, do you feel you have a need for 4G speed (i.e.
faster video, etc.):...yes, ofcourse!
ultra-broadband Internet access, for example to laptops
with USB wireless modems to smartphones , and to other
mobile devices. Conceivable applications include amend-
ed mobile web access, IP telephony, gaming services,
Long term evolution LTE standard (in Scandinavia since
versions should be considered as 4G or not. In the U.S.
Sprint Nextel has deployed Mobile WiMAX networks
LTE service in 2010. USB wireless modems have been
available since the start, while WiMAX smartphones have
been available since 2010, and LTE smartphones since
available in European market because equipment made
4G wireless systems which we are going to avail very soon
are-
- According to the ITU, 4G needs to support data
rates of up to 100 Mbps for high mobility such as mobile
access and up to 1 Gbps for low mobility such as local
wireless access.
- 4G uses of packet-based architectures which will
mobility and interoperability capabilities (almost no traf-
wireless network that will provide high data rates and a
seamless interface with a wireline backbone network.
- 4G uses the orthogonal frequency-division multi-
plexing (OFDM), access technique.
OFDM is a type of digital modulation in which a signal
divides channels into time slots and has multiple users
take turns transmitting bursts or CDMA, which simulta-
neously transmits multiple signals on the same channel.
Usually orthogonal and non orthogonal approaches are in
combination like-
1. ORTHOGONAL APPROACHES- ( FDMA,
TDMA, OFDMA, ORTHOGONAL CDMA)
2. NON-ORTHOGONAL APPROACHES- (RANDOM
CDMA, IDMA)
3. HYBRID APPROACHES-( OFDM-CDMA , OFDM-
IDMA)
Certainly the future approach will be hybrid access tech-
tiple access (IDMA) layer is being cascaded with OFDM
layer and then one kind of intelligence multiplexing will
work. It is robust against fading and cross-cell inter-
usage limits applied to data transmissions, the extra speed
wouldn't be practical, just think, one whole movie (Ac-
ceptable MP4 quality, 112KBPS audio) Takes up 1 Giga-
messages and surfed the web a couple hours, and used
youtube, you would have used it up, 'Sarcastic', actually,
most cellphones don't transmit HD video because HD is
just a higher resolution (1920x1080 for full 1080P HD)
while most cellphones with screens like the Iphone's, have
a maximum resolution of 640x480 (Actually, it can go
much higher, but this is it's native resolution, so it is im-
practical to go any bigger...) I could understand if you use
your 3G network for internet on a computer.....Because
for a computer, 3G is SLOW!!! So.... the point is that, for
normal cell phone usage, 4G is impractical, but, if you
use the 4G network on a computer it will be our need. So,
Dear students be ready to walk under an umbrella, of web
signals around us.
Agya Mishra
agyamishragmail.com
(Assistant Professor, epartment of Ilectronics and Tel-
ecommunications)
Li-Fi
Forget Wi-Fi connect to the in-
trnet through bulbs its.... Li-Fi
familiar to this, it uses 2.4-3 GHz radio frequency to
deliver internet access around wide area. Light-
technologies in terms of communication speed,
method of communication in which we transmit data
using visible light region of electromagnetic spectrum
with the help of LEDs. So by Li-Fi you attain data
transmission by using your simple light resources.
So you can now connect to internet whereever you
even on the roads and almost everywhere because there
are rare places where light is not present.
Now visible light::::: why:::
We have more than 1.4 million cellular radio base stations
worldwide and 3billion cellular phones
transmitting more than 900 terabyte of data/month.Wire-
less communication has become utility like
water and electricity in our private and business life. But
& availability , RF waves are limited & expensive it doesn't
satisfy our demand of our such high
usage (900 TB/month) and we only have certain range of
base stations consume only 3 of energy to transmit
radio waves other 93 is used to cool these
have 40 billion light bulbs, light is part of
the electromagnetic spectrum.
Ultra-violet, X-rays & Gamma rays are harmful for
human body, Infrared is used at lower levels and
Radio waves which we use are prone to interference
and distortions. In middle there we have the visible
light spectrum. Light is being used from millions of years,
it has created us, it has created life world
most amazing factor that comes out when
we compare, the spectrum of light wave is that it is 10000
times wide than the radio waves
spectrum, so in this way we have far more wide spectrum
available for communication. Now
compare the resources we have 1.4 million expensive base
technology we have 40 billion light bulb installed already
everywhere so we have the infrastructure ready already.
Light as a mode of communication....see how...
We all know about LED and of its very interesting prop-
erty that its intensity can be modulated at
very high speed, it can be switch ON-OFF at very high
speed that even human eye can't detect, this
fundamental property is used in the Li-Fi technology. Just
the same way as the TV-remote there's a
single infrared LED which blinks when we press the but-
ton or transmit the data from remote to TV
similarly in Li-Fi we replace single infrared LED by
source with many LED's in visible region and
we exchange thousands of data streams parallel at more
to SIM-OFDM.Now we only have to do one thing is that
other light sources by LEDs to get into using Li-Fi.
Still using Wi-Fi.... switch to Li-Fi..
With this we have solved many issues of Wireless com-
munication. Using radio waves capacity ,
ditional opportunity is arising by using
current state-of-the-art LED lighting solutions at the
same time and with the same module. One of
the biggest attractions of Li-Fi is the energy saving of LED
technology. 20 of the worldwide
electricity is used for lightning. Assuming that all the light
bulbs are replaced with LEDs one billion
barrel of oil could be saved every year , which again trans-
lates into energy production of 230
nuclear power plants. Most important feature of Li-Fi is
speed of communication we can attain 1.23
GB/sec speed of data exchange.It means you can send full
HD movie of 3GB in 4 sec. From one
device to another by this technology. If we work in this
way in future you must have 40 billion
light sources with data communication, so data commu-
nication will be everywhere in very low cost.
Technology on the verge of breakthrough...
First applications of Li-Fi has been put to use already in
hospitals where RF signals are a threat due
to interference problems with medical equipment such as
blood pumps and other life supporting
instruments. Axiomtek Europe presented such a product
at the Embedded World exhibition in
with an incorporated VLC(visible light
communication) system was presented by Casio at the
consumer electronic show in Las Vegas in
January this year. In the Li-Fi products entering the mar-
ket, both in the industrial as well as
consumer markets.
Karan Manchandani
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WITH GREAT QUALITY!!
COMES A GREAT PRICE ????
Am I sounding a bit like spiderman movie: I guess yes
but that was the case few years back. But in this era , the
understand what is meant by QUALITY. If u ask the
meaning of quality it varies from person to person based
on their perception and orientation . For one Mc .Don-
alds might mean quality and for some the quality might
that quality has no domain , only customer satisfaction
will be the biggest challenge for various companies to
come in terms and meet the wants and needs of the cus-
tomers which changes every other day .
necessity of management . Management of big brands
lives on the life force of quality . So here we are coining a
new term QUALITY MANAGEMENT . When thought
about it in depth it includes much more than just wrap-
ping the product attractively or advertising coupled with
catchy music and attractive personas. Mr.W. Edward
Deming ,the father of quality management gave System
of Profound Knowledge which generates an interrelated
set of 14 points for leadership and management in west-
ern world. Similarily other organizations and renowned
persona gave their own tools for measuring the param-
eters of quality management viz. Kaizen , Taguchi's loss
function , ISO , TPM , six sigma etc.
Level of quality in earlier days belonged to the inspec-
tion department . Now since the concepts and ideas get
obsolete with time inspection is usually ignored. Product
quality is now monitored on a constant basis in continu-
side but it is quite a challenging job to keep everything
around you in perfect condition. Fine tuning of various
techniques has led to a general idea of improving the
process gradually without complete re-engineering which
forms the basic ideology of Kaizen.
Improving the process gradually leads to decrease in
relentless and rigorous pursuit of the reduction of vari-
ation in all critical processes to achieve continuous and
breakthrough improvements that impact the bottom line
of organization increasing customer satisfaction forms
the concept Six- Sigma . Six-Sigma ,a registered trade-
mark of Motorola Corporation promotes the idea of that
the distribution of output for a process should take up
no more than half of the tolerance allowed by the speci-
at restricting the no of defects to two per billion oppor-
Improve Control ) .
A successful Six -Sigma program will yield improved
and ability to manage that knowledge ,higher levels of
customer satisfaction ,employee satisfaction, increased
productivity ,improved capacity and output & increased
liquid capital . Nothing in this world is free , same is the
requires training time cost ,material cost , administrative
and operating costs for DMAIC projects etc. Anecdotal
Sigma process far outweighs the cost , if the top manage-
management for the long term.
is a dynamic never ending process , since our ravenous
wants have no ends. So no breaks for the cycle of im-
empties your pocket , beware of the arrival of a better
product which might catch your imagination .
BY-
C.Aditya Sekhar Rao ,
Aditya Chaturvedi ,
6th Semester
Industrial and production engineering ,
The Good Side of:
Hacking
When you come across the term
on the angel side of Hacking, you will
Hacking refers to exploiting the weakness in a computer
highlighted categories are Black Hats, who are gener-
ally known as crackers and are the evil guys known for
White Hats, who are generally security experts and use
their skills and talent for the betterment of the technol-
You all are aware of the evil side of the Hacking so let's
jump to the Good side. You must have read recently that
holes and security bugs of their popular Internet browser
or developers hire professional ethical hackers (or White
so that when it is available to the world, it can withstand
against the attacks of evil hackers.
Basically, in the current scenario, there is a huge battle of
all the possible bugs and loopholes and then eliminating
it is considered as one of the major step in development
opers appreciate the hackers who exploit the bugs and
intention to cause harm) so that they can work on it and
prevent the evil crackers to attempt any criminal attacks.
companies follow this idea to improve their product.
Hacking itself is not an evil term but yes, 'Cracking' or
'Cracker' is something which should be considered as an
evil attempt on computer security or network.
Shrivant Saxena
B.E 4th Sem Civil
THE GOLDEN RATIO!!

Almost all the design enthusiasts be it painters, archi-
tects or even the web developers use this Golden term of
to make things look much more elegant and beautiful.
our eyes but we fail to notice the design inspiration which
made it attractive and catchy. I will make a walkthrough
of the Golden Ratio and you too will surely fall for this
secret number.
Do we all know about Fibonacci Numbers and the vast
applications it has: Yes we do!
1, 1, 2, 3, 3, 8,13, 21, 34, 33, 89....
Now divide each of the numbers with their predecessors.
1/1 = 1, 2/1 = 2, 3/2 = 1.3, 3/3 = 1.667, 8/3 = 1.600, 13/8 =
1.623, 21/13 = 1.613, 34/21 = 1.619, 33/34 = 1.618, 89/33
= 1.618 .and so on!
Did we notice something, this ratio as we move forward
0.618, one of its kind reciprocals where the decimal point
remains constant!
On a mathematical note:

Two numbers are in Golden ratio if




Importance:
If we keep the width to height ratio of an image, object
etc such that it equals the Golden ratio, then it becomes
rectangle(having GR) most suitable for making a frame.

You won't believe it, but the pictures maintaining Golden
Ratio get much more likes on Facebook than expected!
Golden spiral we studied in En
is composed of squares with sides
of Fibonacci Numbers!
Facts you would have never known about this magical
ratio!
da Vinci maintains this ratio. Google to get more infor-
mation.

also built considering this ratio.
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3. Most of the celebrities considered beautiful" have
a Golden Aspect Ratio face ;) . It is also used as a standard
for beauty measure of a person in perceptual studies.

4. Top visited sites like Twitter, Deviant Art, Face-
book etc all know the importance of this ratio and they
have its hint somewhere hidden to running eyes, which is
decedents of this ratio as this makes perfect spacing for
could make your eyes drool. I would leave this as a task

Mathematics is beautiful .at least NUMBER THEORY
now!
-Mayank Sharma
CS II
nd
Sem
Continuing the basics of webpage designing here I am
with one of the most important task before actually cod-
ing the whole Page. Its Layout-ing the whole page.
For Example, consider the page/site as your study table's
top, now books take a certain area or space then comes
your pen/pencil holder then there is separate space for
notebooks. So basically the desktop is divided into divi-
sions accordingly. Similarly a webpage also has divisions
(created by <div>.</div> tags of HTML). Generally a
webpage is divided into three basic divisions to ease cod-
divisions are:
- HEADER
- CONTAINER
- FOOTER
generally contains the TITLE or HEADING of the WEB-
SITE along with LOGO or FAVICON of the respective
Organization or Blog. Sometimes it also contains an Ad
(animated or anchored image).
HEADER and FOOTER divisions and contains the CON-
TENT PANE (sub-division) or simply the contents of the
scripts and programming (if used). Sometimes this divi-
sion also contains a NAVIGATION or MENU BAR (sub-
division) that in-lists the links etc. Position of BAR can be
sion. CONTAINER division can be subdivided in further
divisions, there are no rules to create subdivisions, its all
how you want your page to look. Positions and space of a
division can be controlled using CSS or attributes.
and contains data related to Copyright or links to privacy,
division but this is done to create an Object Model of
the page which is easier to understand and evaluate in
to understand that the divisions are made UNDER the
BODY TAG (<body>.</body>) and not under HEAD
(<head>.</head> Generally confused with the names
of divisions). In view of this HTML3 has introduced
HEADER and FOOTER TAGS (<header>.</header>,
<footer>.</footer>).
basic knowledge of HTML tags and CSS.
FAQs
In how many divisions should one divide the page:
and ease of designer.
Why is it important to divide a page in divisions:
Division of a webpage helps in creating a Object model of
WEBPAGE DESIGNING: THE LAYOUT
webpage which helps in positioning of Objects such as:
media, plugins, ads, links, banners, etc and also in diag-
in a page.
Whish HTML tags are used in creating a division:
HTML tags used in creating divisions are:
<div>.</div>
<header>.</header> [HTML3]
<footer>.</footer> [HTML3]
-Atul Sinha
-IT IV
th
Sem
71
73
My Journey from:
Paathshalla
to
Masti ki Paathshala.
say that school life was better or college life is or will be
better , rather i would say that I had completely lived and
enjoyed my school life and grabbing each and every op-
portunity to make my college life the same.
I was neither nervous nor afraid when I entered the col-
lege rather I was eager to explore the hidden realities of
college life.
Don't take life too seriously ,you won't get out alive
anyway ". So enjoy each and every moment of your life.
Every day I drove to college its almost 12 Km from my
home but those 12 Km seems to be 12 m because when
I leave for college ,I'm full of enthusiasm as new pranks
toil in my mind and also eager to meet my new friends
gling , teasing , playing pranks etc .
I don't know whether I pass out as good engineer or not
but I'm sure that I pass out as an amazing actor and lots of
good friends.
get the correct full form of this.
there were many controversies but still we managed.
In school life I use to plan how I'll pass my weekend with-
out my friends but in college I use plan where to go in
the weekend along with my friends. Now every weekend
is a picnic, movie, night out or a nature walk.
Here I've got new friends who gave me new names,
though I was the same yet they call me K.P,Teddy..etc.
My friends say that I should be banned.
I really don't know why::::
Ahh!!!!! I have dozen of things to be accomplished in my
tweenhood and time is moving really fast, as I'm about to
complete one fourth of college life.
For me college life is having fun, exploring new op-
stronger and deeper. More I am moving forward more
I am wishing to achieve everything. My life a year back
College life is so beautiful and colourful.
Now life is full of excitement ,
living a free life, Independ-
ence of doing whatever I wished to ,
No uniform,
No boundaries,
No pressure ...

Learning new lessons of life.
my cooperative and caring seniors. I just can't express it
but there's a unique bond between me and my seniors
a bond which never existed in my school life. Best part
is that day by day it's becoming stronger and stronger.
Had a very good relation with my teacher's too.
Few days back somebody asked me a question:
Does college pay:
runner. College can give you many things it depends on
when we are ever ready to learn and explore new things
and college is the best place to learn, explore, experience
such things.
At the end I would like to conclude COLLEGE LIFE IS A
NEW BEGINNING ...... AND I HAD
A LONG WAY TO GO......."
By: Karanpreet Matharu
Branch: Civil (II Sem)
A Journey from School to College
New place, new people, new class..gosh everything
was so new! To adjust with new people of all kinds is a
cakewalk for some while for some others its no less than
chewing iron nuts... lol :D Still we all managed. Some of
us walk with 2 while some have their whole battalion set
out, but all of us are on the same track, having unbreak-
able friendship, still the same jokes but now with more
maturity.
Everything in a college is great: the freedom, the involve-
ment, and the politics, everything from A to Z.
Its around a year and I am pretty much sure that all my
batch mates had a great time in the JEC Campus". Every
moment was a delight being a fresher. Every lecture gave
us a new concept. Every FT brought more controversies.
But what was never compromised was
" THE NEVER ENDING FUN"
Walking 16 years of school to 4 years at college: the jour-
ney seemed tough initially but I feel like its an adventure,
a new venture into the detailed subjects, the new life,
from the pointers to the bunks and new strategies and
techniques.
ever!!
-Shefali Bheda
CIRb /'EO FROO SCHOOb,
Ctrl+ V'ed to JEC
unforgettable. But the fact remains the same that those days have gone by and
what we have with us is the present. When you enter the portals of a college
the solid heavy wooden furniture, the grand old piano (well. sure we cannot
expect to have a piano) and high ceilings and if I had to put my pre JEC
thoughts I would say I was mentally prepared to experi-
ence a slice of history.
Change was the part that I was ready to accept, but
the one which struck my conscious the most was
the 'teacher-student relationship' and to be honest
I got a glimpse of this whole teacher student sce-
nario on my 2nd day of college (1ST was before the
Diwali GT) . One of our respected teacher put an
accusation on me and my 2 friends that we made
fun of her and told us that she will going to see what
can be done. We were like 'what the hell just hap-
pened:::::'. When we went to sort out the matter,
she told us that one of her colleague told her that on
our 1st day when we went to get our names entered
in the attendance register we were making fun of
the rage. Another of the many instances I remember
is when we were in a group and were going for a
lab, one of the teacher just called us in a worst kind
of tone and blatantly started scolding us on the fact
that we were dressed in the worst possible manner
manner ( and I was wondering what has engineer-
ing got to do with clothes) and at a certain point of
time he started abusing us on our parents. And then
we asked what we did and he says if I tell your HOD
the way you are talking to me you will be nowhere,
feeling threatened we all went quietly. But again
it was fun and was a routine practice that we have
were few of the many instances that we experienced.
On the other side of the page I got to say that I have
had one of the best teachers of life who have been
extremely polite, considerable and were far away
from holding grudge against us and were extremely
philanthropic when it comes to giving marks ;).
Talking about the experiences with our respected
seniors all I can say is it was hell of a fun. Being a
student of UEC Ujjain for one month and getting
a score of 16 in 17 days and that to like a hammer
you got to appreciate and like the behavior of our
seniors with us and how they treat us. And the best
part of this whole college thing is your own class
and your classmates, the humongous amount of fun,
proximity and relevance which is splendidly invig-
orating. I think most of us if not all can agree on the
fact that just this one thing makes college life much
more interesting, full of colours and unforgettable
than school life. What else I can say, these were just
7 months which I have penned down in the shortest
possible way and we still have another 41 to come.
CHANDRAMOULI DIXIT
IP 2ND SEMESTER
73
Achievements 2011-2012
BADMINTON
1. IIIT-DM 'Gusto - 2012'
Boys Badminton Team - Gold Medal
Girls badminton Team - Silver Medal
2. Inter College Nodal Level RGPV tournament
Boys Badminton Team - Gold Medal
Girls Badminton Team - Gold Medal
3. Rahil Akhtar selected for All India Inter-University West Zone National Badminton Champi-
onship.
4. Rahil Akhtar selected to represent RGPV University in Indian Subcontinent University Cham-
pionships at Sri Lanka
BITS - Goa 'Spree 2012'
Boys Badminton Team came 3rd in All India Open Badminton Inter College Championship
77
Achievements 2011-2012
CRICKET
. Vijay 2012"
Cricket Team stood 1st in Inter College tournament held at Radhaswamy College.
2. Parakram 2012"
ATHLETICS
Spardha 2012"
1. Manoj Evane won Gold Medal in 1300m and Silver medal in 800m at IT-BHU
- TENNIS
Ayush Goyal won gold medal in RGPV State Level Tennis Tournament.
FOOTBALL
- _0LLEqE LEVEL ]0dRNAHEN]5
1. Inter Branch Diwakar Patel Memorial Cricket Tournament (DPMCT) - won By Civil Engineer-
ing Department
2. Inter Hostel Bharat Bhushan Dhurvey Memorial Football Tournament (BBDMFT) - won by
Hostel No. - 3
3.
Inter Hostel Vijay Nema Memorial Cricket Tournament (VNMCT) - won by Hostel No. - 6
State Level RGPV Inter Nodal Chess Tournament was organized by JEC
Sports Secretary
1. Gajendra Pal Verma Mechanical"
2. Prachi Shijaria Information Tachnology"
3. Rahil Akhtar Electrical"
4. Pankhuri Dwivedi Computer Science"
Information by - Rajendra Singh - Assistant director of Physical education - JEC Jabalpur
79
BY-Tanyijot Arora
81
HEH0RABLE H0HEN]5
29th September (well how can I ever forget this date) .
For some of the guys it was just an option to save it for
back-up since they had their CAT and GATE exams as
well, but for others it was the best option to secure their
immediate future by grabbing this opportunity. But, what
was common was that nobody wanted to miss this golden
opportunity. Even I being a serious CAT aspirant have
started its preparation from a week before its arrival. And
the placement team arrived at the morning, beginning
the drive with a presentation on and about TCS, seeing
this came as a further push in our eagerness to be a part
on the relative score came the 1st stage selection list, in
row of our friends missing the opportunity was over-
powered by the next round which was the most intense
and again few guys missed here. But again, the following
round overshadowed all our feelings i.e. HR round. Also
a few guys had to appear for the 3rd round i.e. manage-
ment round. And during the 3rd round various rumors
were in the air that those who were not called for man-
agement round are already in the list, some said they are
a mixed feeling of fear and desperation for results was on
everyone's face. And it was 17 hours and our patience was
were all requested to get assembled in the auditorium. It
was 4:30 in the morning, we hadn't slept the whole night
and there was no trace of it on anyone's face. All we were
TCS representative who was also a pass-out of our col-
lege. 176 students were selected in all, and as the name of
any boy was announced, his friends sitting near him were
with hooting of happiness, with people hugging each
other bidding congrats. It was the 1st company and we
actually nailed the opportunity. It was a moment of suc-
now we have become what we had read in books i.e. self
dependent. Flashes of cameras were all around with peo-
ple shouting in happiness. It was a day which will always
remain fresh in our memory.
Vidhey Ranjan Shrivastava
8th sem (E.C.)
WO WAJAH AB NA
HOGI.
paise to honge, pr udaane ki wajah na hogi.
TREAT dene gae-Abe mere paas paise nhi hain
koi baat nhi-mujhse udhaar le le"
aaj G.T. lagani h
Pooja ki bahan ki shaadi h-
aaj uski shopping karwaani h
paper se 10 din pahale-
yaar tune kuch padha kya:
abe tu pagal h kya:-)"
vo 1 nite preparation ab na hongi
vo Q.B. ka paanch tukde ab na honge
vo other deptt ke chakkar,
ab na hoga chaay k liye raat k 3 baje,
vo bas-stand tak ka safar
kahan tak likhhun es COLLEGE LIFE k kisse
pata nhi ab kaun milega,or aisi baaten hogi
kisse...
BY-
PRIYA JHA
IP,8th SEM
My
College
Dcys
Like everyone else, I entered this college with a pre-con-
ceived notion that it would be my life time experience,
something I would cherish for the rest of my life. And my
college life did live up to my perceived expectations, but
rations have always been ambitious. But our aspiration
and assumptions with which we enter college start go-
of them [jane do" or chalta hai"]. We keep promising
[whether aspiring for top position in class or whatever]
but semesters come to an end, not the hopes.
teachers sometimes have been source of inspiration when
they thought we are not good enough or worth doing
anything and we kept trying harder to prove them wrong.
I consider myself fortunate to study in a class where peo-
ple are culturally and ethically diverse in nature.
Apart from academics, from our initial semesters itself we
were involved in other curricular activities which I think
ment banned smoking on public places and it is ironic
that when I was holding the posters in one hand and I
In 3rd Semester a few of us organized a techno-manage-
of us what team work is. In between there were lots of
events.
ens you and brings you patience to deal with things.
If I have to choose the best days of my college days, per-
Apart from motto which says Unity and Discipline"
there was a lot to learn from there. Rising from the rank
responsibilities on my shoulders which Insha'Allah would
help me in future. I remember especially the rigorous 10
days of camp, in which no scale in the world could meas-
ure the skin [Sun] tanning we had gone through.
call me Nikumb" [because I was sporting spikes in 1-2nd
semester, imitating Aamir khan(Ram Shankar Nikumb)
from TZP] every name has its own long story behind
mar, Jabba etc. who were there when I needed them even
when I didn t need them [pun intended].
Last but not the least relationship between seniors and
juniors proves to be crucial for an individual. I have
experienced it several times, which is not possible to put
in words. I hope that my batch mates lead a successful life
and to carry their dreams Onwards On Wings" I wish all
my juniors a very good luck.
Nitish Vishwakarma Semester
Civil Engineering
Jabalpur Engineering College
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A lot of thanks to JEC, for this won-
derful college life, superior education,
thanks to juniors and seniors. ~i t|
t-i it| - I am really going to miss this
place. I am going to miss my college days.
By - Shruti Laad
Mechanical dept.
VIII SEM