Edition-8 [Volume-4, Issue-1] by The Student e-Magazine

Finally the day has come for us to contribute to “The Student” e-Magazine club - the only club which has never looked back since its inception (i.e., July, 2011). We truly feel privileged to have an opportunity to promote an institution like ours through a Campus eMagazine that gives us a platform to air the incredible creativity of our students. The Student e-Magazine is set on a purpose to inform, engage, inspire and entertain a diverse readership – Including students, faculty and administrative staff – by presenting an intimate, timely and honest portrait of the University – its people, its programs, its challenges, its resources and its mission. The e-Magazine endeavours to reflect the values and the quality of the institution itself. By maintaining the respect and interest of its readers, we have this 8th edition which holds a bonanza of all the events that took place in and out of the campus. RGUKT 1st Convocation, MOM Success meet, Swach Bharath, MechSpurts and Engineers Day Celebrations are some of the major attractions of this edition. There are many more such attractions that are waiting to be read. The other remarkable aspect of this edition is that we have also managed to add some new interesting and informative sections- The CDPC and The Review Section. To add more humour, we have got our Leisure Page back. Ordinary people, marginalised voices, centralised ideas and new ways of expression will all come together within the pages of “The Student”, to deliver something new and fresh and sometimes, maybe something completely unexpected. To wrap up this note, we are very much thankful to our seniors who have been supporting us through out and who have helped us in enriching our team spirit, especially Moulik Reddy Pinninty. On behalf of all the team members, without whose support nothing might have been possible, we extend our gratitude to the senior The Student e-Magazine club. So take some time out of your busy schedule to ‘The Student’ the many different threads that weave the fabric of this Edition.

Chief Executive Editor Mr. Moulik Reddy Pinninty B091450, Dept. of ECE

Chief Editors Ms. Vaishnavi Bandi B101748, Dept. of ECE

Ms. Thanmai Gurijala B101491, Dept. of CSE

Designing Editors Mr. Sairaju Kota B101743, Dept. of CSE

Mr. Rakesh Adpa B101934, Dept. of CSE

Mr. Bhaskar Bollam B101745, Dept. of CSE

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Welcome back to the Family of RGUKT Prof. Sirasani Satyanarayana was appointed as the new Vice Chancellor (I/c) w.e.f 18th January, 2015, for the three campuses of RGUKT after the tenure completion of our former Vice Chancellor and Former Dean of IIT Kharagpur, Prof. R V Raja Kumar (15-01-2010 to 17-01-2015). Prof. Satynarayana has served as Registrar of RGUKT from 2009-2011 and then took the charge as Vice Chancellor of Osmania University till 2014. He is also currently rendering his services as the Director of CETLS (Centre for Educational Technology and Learning Science), Hyderabad.

Research Fellowships and Publications: Professor Satyanarayana has got  Merit Scholarship (A.P State Govt.)  Junior Research Fellow, Senior Research Fellow and Postdoctoral Fellow from CSIR, New Delhi  Post-Doctoral Associate at Texas, Arlington, Missisipi State University and UMMedical center, Jackson USA for four years (1989-93).

He has published 135 papers in national and international Journals. 23 students were awarded Ph.D under his guidance. He has handled several projects from UGC, DST and DBT. He was a Fellow of AP Academy of Science, BSR Fellow from UGC, New Delhi in senior level. He has attended several International Conferences in various countries like ChiProf. Satyanarayana has three decades of experience in acana, Turkey, Paris & USA. demics and administration. Here is a brief portfolio of Prof. Sirasani Satyanarana: Administrative and Academic Experience:  Started his career as Assistant Professor in 1983 and became Professor in 1998.  Appointed as NSS Program Officer in Osmania University in 1983.  Worked as the Joint Director of Academic Audit Cell, OU (2000-2002).  Appointed as principal of Nizam College (OU) from 20062009  Worked as an In charge VC for JNTU(H), JNTU (A) & Rayalasema University.

Vice-Chancellor (I/c) honored with FRSC: Prof. S. Satyanaryana is our newly appointed ViceChancellor (I/c) of RGUKT. He has been honoured with the degree FRSC, Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry (London) and is entitled to use the designatory letters FRSC. FRSC is a rare distinction awarded to distinguished academicians/ scientists in the field of Chemistry towards recognition of outstanding contribution to research. (i.e., Date of Admission:16th January, 2015 & Membership Number: 554586)

Courtesy: www.rgukt.in (Dated on: 28th Feb, 2015.)

బతుకమ్మ

బతుకమ్మ విశిష్టత :బతుకమ్మ ప్రకృతితో మ్నిషి మ్మేకమ్వడానిి వయకతం చేసేటువంటి ఒక పండగ. ప్రకృతిలో బ్రతుకు వెలిగే చోట, ఒక ప్రశంతతో బ్రతుకు విరగబూసే చోట బతుకమ్మ పండుగను Photo: Mr. Lokesh. SB, HoD (I/c) of ECE జరుపుకుంటారు. బతుకునే పూలదేవతగా పూజంచి పండగ చేసుకోవడం దీని ప్రత్యయకత. బతుకమ్మ ఆశ్వయుజమాసంలో వసుతంది. అపపటికి వానలు తగ్గి అంతా ప్రశతంగా ఉంటుంది. పంట చేనుు పచ్చగా భూమికి పచ్చరంగేసినటుుంటుంది. ఈకాలంలో ప్రకృతిలో దొరికే అనిి తీరు పూలను ఉదయానేి మ్గవాళ్లు తీసుకొసేత ఆడవాళ్లు పందికగా కూర్చచని బతుకమ్మను పేరిచ, నైవేదయం పెటిట సాయంకాలం ఆడుకుంటారు. పెళ్ళయిన ఆడపిలులు ఏ

పండకకచిచనా, రాకపోయినా బతుకమ్మ పండకుక మాత్రం తపపనిసరి వసాతరు. రాకపోత్య “ఎనిడు రానేరారు, బిడడను బతుకమ్మ పండకకని తోలరు మా ఇయయంపుల వారు “ అని తలిుదండ్రులు భాదపడతారు. ఆఖరి రోజైన సద్దుల బతుకమ్మ నాడు పసుపు పచ్చని రంగులో వండే తంగేడు పూలు మ్రియు తీరైన పూలను పెటిట బతుకమ్మను పేరిచ ఆ సాయంకాలం చెరువగటు దగిర ఆడి, నిద్రపో బతుకమ్మ నిద్రపోవమ్మ అంటూ నీళ్ళలో విడిచి మ్ళ్లు ఏడాదికి రమ్మని కోరుకుంటారు. ఆఖరినాడు తెచిచన అయిద్ద తీరు పలారాలిి బతుకమ్మ రూపంలోని గౌరమ్మకు నైవేదయం పెటిట అకకడేవాయినాలిచ్చచకుంటారు. మ్న బతుకమ్మ: తెలంగాణ రాష్టం ఏరపడిన తరావత మ్న విశ్వవిద్యయలయంలో మొటటమొదటి సారిగా బతుకమ్మను ఘనంగా నిరవహంచారు.బతుకమ్మ మొదటిరోజు విద్యయరిినులు, లెకచరరుు, ఫ్యయకల్టట అందరు కలిసి బతుకమ్మలను తయారుచేసారు.ఆ సాయంత్రం ఆటపాటలతో గడిపి అందరు బతుకమ్మలని సాగనంపారు.

RGUKT — Basar

— P. Balchandram (B101551 - CE)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

On Campus

Graduation CAPS ON – RGUKT’s maiden Convocation Ceremony

he first-ever convocation of Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT) was held at the International Convention Centre at Madhapur, Hyderabad on 4th August, 2014. RGUKT was started as a full-fledged university by the State government in March 2008 by an Act of the State Legislature. The first batch of 6,500 students passing SSC were admitted into six-year integrated B.Tech course (a two-year preuniversity course equivalent to Intermediate and four-year engineering course) in August 2008 in the three IIITs. The first batch students from 3 campuses successfully completed their graduation in 2014.

Most of the students who have completed their graduation registered for the convocation. Those who have attended the ceremony received their degrees. Others who were not able to attend received their degrees by post. The students who stood on the top with high score in their graduation were given gold medals. Sri E.S.L Narasimhan Garu, the Governor of AP and TS, was the chief guest followed by Guest of Honor Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Prof. Raj Reddy, Hon’ble Chancellor of RGUKT, Prof. R V Raja Kumar, Hon’ble Vice chancellor shared the dais with other members of RGUKT Executive Committee.

Hon’ble Sri E. S. L. Narasimhan deliver ed the inaugur al convocation addr ess of RGUKT. He delivered a great speech, and appreciated the work which is being done to provide the best education for the students. He offered his hearty felicitations to the successful students who were being conferred degrees and wished for their bright future. He said, “As the first batch of graduates from this university, you will set an example for the rest of the scholars to follow. You will become ambassadors of your alma mater and your sense of achievement will make it proud. Make this university which imparted values as well as education proud of you and be worth of its legacy” Hon’ble Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu congr atulated the gr aduating students and said:

“You go out into the world and make your families proud, our state proud, and our country proud. I know that you are going to enrich the overall human experience on our dear planet. Some of you will be distinguished technological leaders, some of you will be successful entrepreneurs, and some might be leaders in research and development. I wish all of you the very best in your careers.” Hon’ble Prof. Raj Reddy (Chancellor, RGUKT) said: “You, the first batch of RGUKT have been a great source of inspiration. The future generations will see you as the pioneers in this great adventure to transform education. You are paving the way not just for rural students but for all those who can benefit from these new ideas about education” and wished the graduating students for their bright future.” Hon’ble Prof. R V Raja Kumar (Vice Chancellor , RGUKT) said:

“Congratulations on the successful completion of your graduation at RGUKT. You have created history at RGUKT as its first ever batch of undergraduate students it is an exciting moment for those who are here to receive degrees, I heartily congratulate you for your success and for making all of us proud.”

— Md. Sameer (B101789 - ECE) RGUKT —

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List of the student who won gold medals

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Diwali

— Celebrating the Lights of joy

ello IIITians! Diwali is a festival which has gained its popularity owing to the nature of its celebrations. Its religious significance is now lost in the universal feelings of goodness and joy which envelope everyone on this day. Giving gifts has always been an important ritual of the festival of Diwali. Diwali gifts are symbols of love and affection that we give to our loved ones. We, the girls of IIIT, have gifted ourselves with joy and enthusiasm by celebrating this auspicious day in a grand way. This day is symbolized with lightening up the houses with diyas and candles. So, we started our celebrations with the lightening ceremony and the chief guests were Mrs. Vijayabhanu(Telugu Mentor), Miss Sameena (HRT), Ms. Ramadevi, Ms. Sirisha (HRT), Telugu Mentor Mr. Vijay and also one of the Bio-science faculties, Mr. Rakesh Reddy. We also had the colourful “Rangoli competitions” held at GH-II. The entire event was organized by the Women Welfare Organization (WWO) and Youth Events and Welfare Association. Many girls actively took part in this event, making the evening

even more colourful. It comprised of many entertaining acts and dances by the girls from P1 to E4. The lamplightening ceremony was followed by a traditional dance and the energy continued with many exciting performances. Even though the event was planned unexpectedly, there was awesome participation from the girls. The most exhilarating part was the ‘Ramp walk’ by the volunteers. A simple gift represents warmth and love associated with the festival and the gift. So, our committee has gifted the winners of rangoli competition, Nagamani and Sushma of E4. A quiz had also been conducted in the middle of the event related to our epics and the winners were given small gifts. The event wrapped up with the crackers provided by the institution to all the girls. The main cause for engineering this event was to rejoice ourselves and to shape the affectionate bonding among seniors and juniors. Hoping such genial events ingeminate further more in the future.

RGUKT —

— T. Varsha (B101971 - ECE) K. Sushma (B101965 - ECE)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

On Campus

Triumph of RGUKT — New Feathers to its Cap Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT) Received 10th Annual eINDIA - 2014 Summit Award for IT in Higher Education [1st Award]

RGUKT received the 10th eINDIA award for IT in Higher Education category for its “ICT Based Hybrid Pedagogy.” Prof. R V Raja Kumar, Vice Chancellor - RGUKT received this award at a ceremony held at Kovalam, Kerala on 15th November, 2014 at the eINDIA summit 2014. RGUKT adopted this pedagogy and has successfully completed the education of 5,420 students of its first batch admitted in 2008. The Vice Chancellor congratulates every RGUKTian on this occasion.

RGUKT wins an award at the 8th NTA ICT World Communication Summit and Awards for outstanding contribution to rural education [2nd Award] The university is being recognized for the second time at national level by the industry and academia for its innovative approach in higher education sector.

Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT) has won an award for outstanding contribution to rural education at the 8th NTA ICT World Communication Summit and Awards, which was conducted jointly by Association for promotion of Indian Telecom, Multimedia and IT Sector (CMAI), National Teachers’ Association (NTA) and National Education Association (NEA). The event was held at Indian Institute of Engineering, Science and Technology (IIEST) at Howrah, West Bengal on 11 Dec 14. Prof R V Raja Kumar, Vice Chancellor of the University received the award and delivered a key note speech at the summit. RGUKT is the only university in India to have provided high quality ICT based education at university level for the annual intake of 6000 students including 85% of rural students in the first two batches and to have graduated its first batch. Courtesy: www.rgukt.in RGUKT — Basar

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Au Revoir

- Parting is such a Sweet Sorrow

ust as treasures are uncovered from the earth, so does virtue appear from good deeds, and wisdom appears from pure and peaceful mind. To walk safely through the maze of college life, a student needs the light of wisdom and the guidance of virtue. Right from day-one of this precious part of our life, we are continuously guided by our seniors. When we ourselves found some juniors, in our second year, we realized that a healthy interaction with seniors not only plays a significant role in curriculum, but also helps one to get rid of homesickness and adjust in a totally new environment. The establishment of a family in the form of various forums and clubs inculcated a sense of responsibility and

craftsmanship in us, and further strengthened the bond with our immediate seniors, i.e., the 2k8 batch. Our seniors have always been charming, supporting, encouraging, and care-taking – in short, our true friendly guardians in this college. “Knowledge, Insight, Talent, Success – May all come your way You spread for us, the enlightening ray One thing is sure, without the seniors, We couldn’t become full-fledged engineers.”

— Moulik Reddy Pinninty (B091450 - ECE) RGUKT — Basar

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

On Campus

The REEL Time —Action… Shot… OK…!

d-Vie was acquainted with the caption “Let Your Creativity Fly”. This event showcased the groundbreaking thoughts of our scholars and gave a great opportunity to the students to shape out their views. Its primary motto was to encourage the innovative ideas about product merchandising, social awareness and up-growing organizations. There was a huge response from the students with around 50 advertisements on all famed and renowned concepts. The advertisements were again reselected by the faculty and organizing team members and finalized the list to 20. The students had pictured all the ads inside the college premises and they were very contemplative in visualising. Ad-Vie had its embryonic steps by E4 students primarily by Minhaz, Koushik and Sravani who empowered their vigour to make the event a sumptuous success. They have fully planned the event with the support of their batch-mates along with the volunteering hands from juniors. Advertisements were encouraged by all batch students from freshers to final years. Financial backup was offered by the management. Ad-Vie had its outcome on September 21st of 2014, Sunday which was shaped into a fabulous day of gathering. The arrangements team had created a convivial atmosphere on the day. The officials and the faculty were allotted seating in front of AB-I. The hospitality team has taken the work of receiving officials, felicitating them and offering them eatables. They had furnished up in such a way that officials were pleased with the salutation. They had control over the maintenance of discipline in the premises. They had their supportive hand to make the event go on in a pleasant manner. The event had took its way with wonderful words that were shared by our students on Ad-Vie. Later they invited our Honourable Director (I/c) Prof. Appala Naidu followed by the higher officials to light up the Jyothi. Then was the time for the anchors to act to the way and make the audience attracted to the event. The role played by them was quiet appreciable. The anchors had shown up and had coloured the event. The Technical Tennesseans played the short-listed advertisements at the platform very meticulously. The unit had shown their persistence over arranging the presentations in systematic order. The group did not show any lethargy and won over the battle by making the event eye-full to the audience. The arrangement of sound system in an appropriate way was a mas-

sive hurdle, which was somehow managed by the Technical people. To everyone’s astonishment, the first advertisement that was played was casted by our respectable Student Welfare Officer which was based on the saying of our PM Narendra Modi to not only look after one’s daughter but also one’s son. This ad motivated many of the audience and even got a big applause. The presentation of advertisements has started with great expectations and reached the summit. At regular intervals; to entertain the audience, anchors have posed questions on everyday advertisements which brought back the enthusiastic feeling to answer the questions. This created a competitive and instigated environment. Even the students were encouraged to show up their singing skills. After displaying all advertisements, the winners were decided. Our Director had revealed the best of all the advertisements creating a lot of suspense. The audience, participants and the organisers were keen to know the results. Finally the veil was disclosed with the wonderful, well-directed and casted advertisement on Adidas Floppers by Akshay Racharla, E3 and his crew. This was a very comic ad. The crew enjoyed their success roaming all over the ground. The second prize was bagged by patriotic advertisement casting E2 students. This ad was a heart touching one. The third prize was awarded to the advertisement of Organ Donation casted by Rama Krishna and his group of E3 students. Our Director was quite enraptured with the event and congratulated the students for making the event grand success. The organizing team was so delighted with the compliments from the Director. He has also provoked the students to come up with these kind of events. The organising team thanked the students who came up with magnificent ads and also thanked the students who gave great support to the event. They specially expressed their gratitude to the faculty for spending their valuable time. An article about Ad-vie was even published in social media and this has taken the reputation of university to the meridian.

— R. Rohith (B101595 - CSE)

Photo Courtesy: facebook RGUKT — Basar

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

On Campus

Swachh RGUKT —The message behind the broom

rime Minister Narendra Modi launched his nationwide cleanliness campaign, the ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ from Valmiki Basti in New Delhi on 2nd October 2014,the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. On this day, he first visited Rajghat, the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi and then headed to Valmiki Basti, a housing colony in the capital where sanitation workers live. There, Modiji swept the streets as a symbolic start to the cleanliness drive. Addressing the nation at the launch, he asked India’s 125 crore people to join the mission and promote it to everyone. He also flagged off a walkathon at Rajpath and surprised people by joining it not just for a token of few steps, but marching with the participants till the residence of former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee, nearly 800 meters away. It’s the start of a new broomance. Swachh Bharat Mission aims to get people to rediscover their roots, and leaves, and other discarded matter so they can make a clean break with the past. In his address, Modiji said the campaign was the best tribute to Mahatma Gandhi who gave us the message “Quit India, Clean India”. He rued that Gandhi’s dream was still unfulfilled and exhorted people to clean every nuke and corner of the country. He stressed the importance of sanitation in many of his speeches. Roughly half of India’s population do not have toilets at their homes, a health and safety problem that Mr. Modi has also vowed to fix. He asked citizens to change their mindsets as cleaning is not only the responsibility of sweepers (or safai karamcharis), it is the responsibility of 125 crore Indian’s. “If Indians can reach Mars at a cheap cost, can we not clean our neighborhoods?”. The ambitious drive includes sweeping, removal of garbage, debris and unauthorized encroachments from the roads, markets and residential places. The PM, on Independence Day made a clarion call of Swachh Bharat, a massive mass movement to create awareness of cleanliness and hygiene. He said that a clean India is the best tribute that we can pay to Mahatma Gandhi when we celebrate his 150th birth anniversary in 2019. Yet, there is literally a mountain to climb and there clearly need to be specific targets. With the same spirit, we have started this mission in our campus. It’s main aim is to create awareness among the students to maintain a clean and hygienic surroundings, there by embellishing our campus. Swachh Bharat Mission was actually initiated and is being organized by the MME Department in our campus. Interested students and faculty (Ashok, Pradeep Santosh, Rakesh Roshan) of all other departments are also a part of this mission. Let’s have a walk in the campus from Academic Blocks - I & II, Brew berries, Sports ground and finally to the canteen.

What is the main thing that you focus while passing through these places? It’s obviously all the chocolate wrappers, notebook pages, plastic covers, cool drink bottles and so on, which not only stay at one place but drift from one location to other spreading over the dirt or waste over larger area. When it comes to dorms we can’t even imagine the scenario because we know how beautiful our hostel corridors will be, especially on Sundays. Everyone try and keep their rooms or dorms clean, but throw or dump away all the wastage onto the corridor, but they forget that it’s the same dust that enters into their room again. Not only this, but the population of mosquitoes will also increase day by day with the increase of dirt which in turn effects the students with many health issues. Every Sunday this programme is being conducted near the girls hostel and the boys hostel. The interested students voluntarily take part in this, use the gloves and broom sticks and start cleaning (includes gathering the shattered books here and there, lifting the plastic covers) the hostel surroundings. People are never forced to come and to be a part of this mission. But we really want every student to be a part of this cleanliness drive which helps them to learn how to keep the surroundings clean. This also helps in interacting with new members who attend that program and under the guidance of faculty in charges we could get to know lot many things leading to healthy surroundings thus maintaining a good hygiene. We also know that the patients count in the dispensary is always high. Students come with lot many problems like cough, cold, vomiting, fever, headache and giddiness etc. which are mostly caused by unclean environment. Laziness is the main cause where people struggle to move one small thing from here to there. Seeing such clean rooms, corridors or ground refreshes our mind and gives extra energy while working. Whereas, if we see the surroundings full of dirt, wastes scattered, one really feels disappointed, scolds the person who does things like that in his heart, and our peace of mind is lost. Keep the surroundings clean...Try to make every place we visit in this campus as a place for recreation, which keeps our mind calm and enhances our thinking. Live and let others live. Whatever you eat, have it happily, after eating throw the covers or wrappers in the dustbins. Before throwing any waste once think if it was your home, will you throw the garbage wherever you wish? Remember that you have come onto this earth with great struggle and till your last breath you have to live on this same Earth. Then why do we spoil this Holy Earth, it’s natural beauty and the only known planet till today that supports life. Just think about it once

RGUKT — Basar

— K. Sairaju (B101743 - CSE)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

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INDEPENDENCE DAY India proudly soars high today...Free and independent. “Saare Jahan se achcha Hindustan Hamara”

NDEPENDENCE is the freedom of the soul, a perception of the mind and a feeling understood by the heart. This freedom, perception and more importantly, this feeling is that of liberation, patriotism, self-dependence and other such things. I’m proud to be an Indian. How often have you heard that phrase? How often have you heard that phrase and felt the emotion coming through, like a quiver of arrows? Maybe once, maybe twice or maybe you never gave it a thought. Now that is freedom of thought. Coming back to those rare instances of pride being linked to our nationality, as a part of our identity, we begin to wonder why each and every one of us doesn’t feel that way, every single time our nation is being criticized. Why is it only on the 15th of August or 26th of January we feel ‘Indian’? Why does the pride and patriotism towards our motherland only come out during an IndiaPakistan cricket match? Why does the sudden realization of being Indian occur to us only when we watch a movie like Chak De India? Why? Answer it yourself. Man’s perception of freedom, Independence of India from a common man’s point of view is not only the sense of belonging, but a sense of contribution and existence in every step that our nation takes. Independence is not about rights, but our duties towards the nation. How often do we actually think about the sacrifice, the struggle that has gone into obtaining this freedom that we’re enjoying other than while studying about it in history class? Being proud of my country on Independence Day and Republic Day every year has become more than a habit now.

Independence and its importance in our lives, I feel everyone will feel responsible for our country. I, therefore, wish every Indian to salute our national flag on those particular days wherever they may be present, either in our homeland itself or in some other country. India got independence on 15th August 1947.Every year we celebrate this day with great pomp and gaiety, but this time it’s even more special because it’s the first Independence day after formation of our new TELANGANA state . IIIT - Basar (RGUKT) has been declared as an autonomous college the day before. I want to share my views of 68th Independence Day celebrations in our campus with great excitement. A quick review of the Independence day celebrations in our campus, to those who have attended just refresh your pres-

ence over there and who haven’t attended read this and feel that you too have attended the event. All the students, teaching and non teaching staff attended the morning assembly in the ground and made the flag hoisting ceremony successful. Our NCC cadets welcomed our Hon’ble Director, Prof. Rajendra Sahu and all the dignitaries on their way. Our Director, Prof. Rajendra Sahu garlanded the photos of Gandhiji and Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and hoisted the national flag at 8:30 AM. Immediately everyone paid their attention to the Indian tricolor which is flying high, by singing our national anthem “JANA GANA MANA… JAI HIND”. After hoisting the flag, Director said the pledge to the students and people who are present in the ground pledged about their responsibilities as a student. The then Director announced the names of our new administrative team of RGUKT Basar as: Prof. Appala Naidu (Director I/c & Dean Academics), Prof. Kanna Rao (Dean Finance), Prof. Rajeshwar Rao (Administrative Officer), Mr. Balkishan (SWO), Mr. Rahman (Asst. Registar). Then our vocal team members with their soothing voice sang a song and attracted our eyes towards them and in that way the programme was organized successfully.

Lets Not Take Our Independence for Granted. Lets Do Our Bit To Make India a Better Place. Legacy to Live for & Legacy to Die for…. However, this needs to change fast. Every Indian should be a part of this change. With such a lot of brainstorming over RGUKT — Basar

— M. Bhavathi (B101749-ECE) B. Vaishnavi (B101748-ECE)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

On Campus

MechSpurt

Intensive House Hold Survey

—Spurting zeal of Mechanical Engineers

he fresher’s party organized by the Mechanical department, was held on 27th September, 2014 in the new mess hall. It was a glittering event which framed all the students, faculty and the staff on one stage. It was the idea of the students to organize the freshers’ meet, which later on was approved by Zakir Ahmed (HoD I/c of Dept. of Mechanical). Getting the permission from the authorities was a herculean task for us and there were several other discrepancies but finally everything fell in place and they managed to pull it off in a lavish manner. The event was inaugurated by our Director I/c Sir, Prof. A. Appala Naidu, with the traditional lamp lightening ceremony which was accompanied by a soothing traditional song. As a part of the welcome speech, he appreciated that the valiant efforts and the attention being given to the minute details that went into conducting the event was commendable. He also reminded that organizing these kinds of events can be only possible only if amity exists between students. Director’s speech was followed by an AVI which showcased the significance of Mechanical engineering in the evolution of a scientific human. It was explosive and was received well by everyone. The HoD of Mechanical Engineering Dept. Mr. Zakeer Ahmed and SWO Balkishan addressed the students about the glory of mechanical engineering and importance of fresher’s day. This was the first fresher’s meet of the year and was organized well by the students who divided themselves into several teams namely organizing, cultural, catering, decoration teams and other volunteers. Excited juniors never lost their smile on their face. As the program headed forward it got intensified with the vibrant performances of all the participants. The performances were electrifying and their energy levels shoved the whole Department into a completely new world of fun and entertainment. Our cheers have gone beyond the audible range. There were around 25 performances which included dances, songs and skits. Every performance is unique and fresh in its own regard. It was all fun for students conducting fresher’s party, dancing and cheering up their friends. Fresher’s Day parties will help to allay fear among juniors and develop friendship among the seniors and juniors. The aim of conducting this day is to make the juniors feel comfortable to interact with seniors. Last but not the least our Mech faction, I mean the elite group which consists of faculty and lab assistants have been felicitated with mementos and they delivered their valuable suggestions to the students. They congratulated the students for the grandeur. It turned out to be a memorable event for all those who have attended the fest.

—Statistics of Telangana State

elangana State, with a population of 35 million, was born after a 50- year separatist campaign. The Telangana government’s initiative to carry out an “intensive household survey” is to weed out bogus claimants who are applying for government schemes. The survey is only an attempt by the Telangana government to exclude the names of people from Andhra Pradesh. The Government of Telangana has declared a public holiday on August 19, 2014 (Tuesday) in view of the Intensive Household Survey. In support of their claim, they cited a previous draft survey question seeking information on the origin of the respondents. The Government set 1956 as the cut- off year to determine the nativity of the residents. The survey sought about the number of family members in a household, water tap connection, property tax assessment, LPG & electricity connections, bank account, Aadhaar card, caste certificate, birth certificate, disability, vehicles and lands owned. The Telangana government has conducted this survey to have a rough understanding of the socio--economic status of households so that it would help them in implementing the welfare schemes effectively. All over the Telangana, 90 percent of families enrolled in the survey. The Government has announced a holiday on August 20 only for the staff (enumerators) who participated in the survey but later declared it a public holiday for all. Role of IIIT Students in “Intensive Household Survey” During the survey, the university has been closed for two days (August 19 and 20). Out of 7000 students, around 5000 students went to their homes to attend the survey. On the order of district collector of Adilabad, our SWO, Bal Kishan requested the students to enroll as enumerators. The students were informed about this. Around 500 students enrolled as enumerators. The students were taken to their designated places by around 6 am in the morning on August 19. The students had to seek the information by asking survey questions between 7 am to 7 pm. The students enrolled around 6000 family details in the survey. Later the students were brought back to the university by 2 am on 20th August. After the survey, the data entry of information which was compiled during the ‘Intensive Household Survey’ has started on Thursday. The Rural Development Officer (DRO) requested the students to compile and upload the data collected during the Survey. The authorities decided to deploy 180 computers and 400 students as data entry operators, shift wise to complete the process soon. The timings for data entry are from 3 PM to 11 PM.The students computerized the details of 10 mandals within 10 days. Above incidents show the IIIT student’s dedication towards work. We can believe that IIIT students can serve their nation at any cost and at any time.

— Y. Srikanth (B101417 - ME) RGUKT — Basar

— R. Tirupathi (B101113 - MME)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

On Campus

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n 15th September 2014, our University has been adorned with celebrations of Engineer’s day. Though the day fell on Monday, festivity of the event reached its peak. This day commemorates the most respectable Civil Engineer, Sir Bharatha Ratna Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya (1861-1962) of Mysore who was well known for his contribution in construction of Krishna Raja Sagara (KRS) Dam across Kaveri river which was then the biggest reservoir in Asia built. In fact, his zeal of becoming a Civil Engineer built a way from childhood itself. He was instrumental in protecting Vishaka port from sea erosion, designing an automatic weir water floodgates. For his outstanding contribution and his dedication, he was awarded with Bharat Ratna and rewarded as “Father of Modern Mysore”. With the initiation of the thought from the seniors to celebrate Engineer’s day in our campus, this year with even more enthusiasm and determination, Civil Engg. students embellished the day with various competitions like plantation, MVR Human Chain, Poster Presentations, Rangoli of Palm Island & Visvesvaraya and cultural events. Concerning event volunteers, they have conducted their events impeccably and flawless participation from the students made the events successful.

Winners of Competitions:  Drawing : 1st B101055 2nd B091932, B111538 3rd B101069  Chess : B111360 B111081 Runners : B092381 B101527, B101812  Puzzle : 1st B091899 2nd B091840

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3rd B101645 Essay Writing : B101291

The day started with a splendid Rangoli sand art of Palm Island and Visvesvaraya which was dazzling in front of AB-1. Posters presentations regarding civil constructions were placed all through AB-1 & AB-2. After the arrival of Director Dr. Appala Naidu Sir, plantation was done and other HOD’s accompanied him giving us the motto of SAVING TREES. Very soon after plantation, Civil Engg. students made human chain of M,V,R & C,V,L letters as a tribute to Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya. Adding CVL to MVR made it an eye catching event & students showed much interest in watching it.

Srisailam dam which was exhibited by M. Amrutha, K.Lalitha and Manasa brought a special look to the day . It was placed in front of AB-1. Later at 1 am, on seeing the celebrations of his Jayanti, he showered rain as a sign of tears showing happiness. The most awaited cultural event was held in new mess hall and the arrangements touched the sky. As it is not an open dais, without any inconvenience the event elapsed graciously. It began with the felicitation of Director, followed by faculty felicitation. Cultural activities made this event the most memorable one. New mess hall was fully cheerful with songs, dances, skits, and valuable messages from faculty. Infact students enjoyed most of their day .

— L. Vivek Kumar (B101818 - CE) RGUKT — Basar

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

On Campus

Guru Brahma… Guru Vishnu… In our country’s culture, a teacher has been given a place above the Almighty god, right from the kindergarten teacher who taught us to identify the alphabet to the one who was our project guide at our PhD.

eacher’s Day is a propitious occasion of felicitating our beloved teachers for their immense support and guidance to bring colours of lightening glow in student’s life. Teachers play a crucial role in developing one’s personality and career. He / She is the one who made us the expert of the subject we are at and have also been the motivational factor behind our success. Teachers have been the light bearers to the students since ages. They have managed to mold the life of innumerable people, in a positive way. By God’s elegance, we, the students of RGUKT have been blessed with ‘Excellent Teachers’. Our Nation entirely depends upon future generations- the students, who are being modified and motivated in their all round development. All the departments were a step ahead of each other in felicitating their teachers on this special day. CSE: The students of Computer Science Engineer ing had celebrated Teacher’s Day with zest and gaiety. The event was famed as TechGuru’s Laurels. The event was organized at Yoga Hall. Our Hon’ble and beloved Director (I/c), Prof. Appala Naidu accompanied by our Student Welfare Officer (SWO), Mr. Bal krishan and Prof. Kanna Rao were the chief guests. It was a heartfelt pleasure to have their presence and their valuable time which brought blossoms of blessings and wishes to the students. The faculty of CSE Department have gathered at one place which was a feast to eyes to watch at that sight. Not only faculty but also Lab Assistants and the HRTs had their bearing to the event. A special appearance by our Placements Officer, Mr. Vijay Kumar has added more enthuse to the fest. MME: On the pleasant evening and in the pr esence of the beautiful crescent moon and a gentle wind, the event Teachers day has begun. The Captain of the MME Department ship, Prof. Raja Gopala Chary Garu attended the event as a chief guest and inaugurated the ceremony. A beautiful traditional song welcomed all the faculty on to the dais. It was followed by honoring the faculty members. The valuable words of Raja Gopala Chary inspired all the students and faculty and they justified the importance of MME Department. Our branch HoD, Ashok Kumar gave a gold mine of information regarding internships, projects and placements. Then there were some cultural activities like dancing and singing. The whole MME branch students were overwhelmed with zeal and exhilaration in the celebration of teachers day event. The success of our event can surely be attributed to the faculty and students who encompassed a great deal of coordination and synchronization among themselves. Finally, the day ended making our teacher’s happy. They have participated in the event very actively, after all it was their day to enjoy and have fun.

CHEMICAL: All the students of our RGUKT celebr ated this day. We, Chemical branch students gathered in a class and celebrated this day successfully. Our branch mentors attended this celebrations and made this day memorable by their valuable speeches. We honoured our mentors. We conducted activities to our beloved teachers. They have actively participated and shared their student experiences. Then there were other activities like singing and dancing. At the end of occasion, we presented a branch memo to our mentors. Finally, we had a great day with them. ECE: Teacher s day was celebr ated on our campus by the ECE students of E2 and E3. Being the red-lettered day the event began with rousing speeches by intellectual students. Skillful students played skits and dance performances to entertain the teachers. To be candid, it was the first event organized by the students of E3 and was one of the most eagerly anticipated event of the year. Decoration team decorated the yoga hall lavishly to felicitate and show their deepest gratitude towards their teachers. Students presented mementos to our Honorable Director Prof. P. Appala Naidu, SWO Bal Kishan, Dean of Finance Prof. Kanna Rao, HoD (I/c) of ECE Department Mr. S B. Lokesh, CoE (I/c) Mr. Pradeep Santosh and all the faculty of ECE & EE departments. They were the chief guests of the evening and showered their blessings. We, the students collected the autographs to remember our gurus. The day itself had been favorable to faculty as well as students to get out of usual role and let their hair down. The faculty poured out their heart and shared a gold mine of information regarding their experiences and about the occasion, their childhood experiences and the importance of career development.

RGUKT — Basar

— Ch. Venkatesh (B101886 - CSE) V. Sonia (B101522 - MME) A. Amani (B101746 - Ch. E) S. Venkatesh (B101112 - ECE)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

On Campus

What’s New..? @ Basar Campus

Photography By: Md. Sofi (B101847 - ECE) RGUKT — Basar

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

CDPC

2008 - 14 Batch Campus Recruitment Statistics —CDPC : Career Development and Placements Cell, RGUKT - Basar Campus S. No

Name of the Company

Pay Scale (CTC)

Selected

FMC Technologies

5.12

Tech Mahindra

3.07

Infosys Technologies

3.25(B.Tech); 3.50(M.Tech)

ITC Paper Boards (Bhadrachalam)

3.42 (2.4 during probation)

Amara Raja Batteries

2.4

IVIZ Techno Solutions P Ltd

3.4 - 4.5

Tata Consultancy Services

3.18 (B.Tech);3.3( M.Tech)

IBM India Pvt. Ltd

3.4(UG), 3.75 (PG)

EFFTRONICS

Rs. 3.5 LPA

INFOTECH

Rs. 2.4 lakh / annum

Only CSE Students With 60%+, 6.0%+, 6.0+

NILESTREAM

3 lakhs per annum; Take home: Rs.22,750

CSE & ECE Students with 60%+, 6.0%+, 60+ 6.0 +

M&M

Rs. 2.16 lacs/pa; Take home: Rs.17000/- pm

TRINITI

2.4 lakhs per annum

Any branch Having Knowledge in Java with 60%+, 6.0%+, 6.0+

Indian Army University Entry Scheme

As per norms (65k/month approx.)

Any branch – E3 students

AARVEE ASSOCIATES

CIVIL students with 60%+, 6.0%+, 6.0+

CTS

Rs. 3 lakh / annum

CSE & ECE students with 70%+, 7.0%+, 7.0+

MRF

Rs 3.6 lakh/annum

Mechanical students with 60%+,6.0%+,6.0+

POLMON

ECE students with 70%,7.0+ and 7.0+

SUVILAS

Rs14,000 to 16,000 pm Rs. 3.0 lakh/annum Take Home Rs 22,000 p.m (excluding accommodation &food)

CIVIL students with 60%+,60%+,6.0+

BOSCH

Rs 3.48 L p.a

KEOLIS

Rs 3.5 lacs(3lacs fixed and 50k as retention bonus paid after one year) Take home:Rs.22,600/pm

MECHANICAL students with 60%,6.0 and 6.0

Mechanical and ECE students with 70%,7.0+ and 7.0+

KEWILL

INR Up to 3,00,000

ECE & CSE students with 7.0+ CGPA in B.Tech

SMAAT INDIA PVT LTD

7,500 PM for 3 months training period after that 16,500 PM Take home

CHE,CIV,ME,MME students 60%+,6.0+ and 6.0+

TESSOLVE

ECE students with 70%,7.0+ and 7.0+

ZINDAAL STEEL PLANT

TARA MOBILE

Open text

Rs.12,000 ( Three monthsintern period) and Candidates will be absorbed for full-time opportunity on the basis of their performance; Salary after Internship : 4.4 LPA RGUKT — Basar

Eligibility criterion Mechanical students with 7.5and above CGPA CSE, ECE, Civil and Mechanical students with 60%,7CGPA and 6 CGPA in X, XII and B.Tech CSE & ECE students with 70%+, 70%+, 7.5+ , 7.5+ in X, XII, UG & PG Chemical branch student with 60%,6 CGPA and 6.5 CGPA in X, XII and B.Tech Chem & Mechanical students 55%, 6.0, 6.0 (CGPA) in X, XII, UG CSE & ECE students with 7CGPA consistently (X, XII and UG and PG) Any Branch student with 60%,6 CGPA and 6 CGPA in X, XII and B.Tech 65% or 6.5 CGPA in Xth, XIIth, UG and PG – only Women CSE & ECE Students with 70%+, 70%+, 70%+ and 7.0+

ECE & CSE students with 7.0+ CGPA in B.Tech

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

CDPC

Continued… S. No Name of the company

Pay Scale (CTC)

Selected

Eligibility criterion

My Home (Maha Cement)

Stipend of Rs. 12,000/ pm during first year and later it will be revised based on performance

CIVIL,CHEM,MECH & ECE STUDENTS WITH 60%,6.0+,6.0+

Unisys

2,25,000/- SALARY P.A

ECE & CSE STUDENTS ARE ELIGIBLE

L&T Infotech

3.55 LPA

ECE, CSE

Ramky

1.8 LPA

MECH

Crypsis

CTC: 2.00 Lakhs / annum

CSE & ECE STUDENTS

Global Logic

1.72 to 2.11 Lakhs per annum CTC

All Branches are Eligible

Syntel

Amazon

CTC: 1,73,000 to 2,70,000

All Branches are Eligible

Meil

13000 to 18000 P.M

Civil & Mech Students are Eligible

DR.REDDY’S LABORATORIES

1.6lpa

OPEN TEXT

4.4lpa

cse, ece (knowledge of c,c++,java)7+ through out

MULTIPLIER SOLUTIONS

2.0 LPA

cse, ece

INFOBAHN

1.8LPA

ece with good communication knowledge of basic level, IIIT-Hyd

Chemical (shortlisted by company)

Courtesy: Ms. Mounika ma’am, CDPC - Basar

RGUKT — Basar

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

CDPC

2009- 15 Batch Campus Recruitment Statistics —Till March, 2015 S. No

Name of the company

Package in lakhs/ annum (INR)

Selected

Eligibility criterion

Tech Mahindra

3.07L P.a

TCS - On Campus

3.14LPA (btech), 3.34LPA (mtech)

CSE,ECE,MECH,CIVIL, X (60%),XII (70%),BTECH(60%)

cse,ece,me,ce,mme,chem(60%) all

TCS - Off Campus

ECE, ME, CSE

CAPGEMINI

3.05 LPA

CSE,ECE( BTECH & MTECH) ALL 6.0+

ITC

2,40,000PA

chemical 7.0+ all

EFFTRONICS

3.5 LPA

ECE,CSE,7+ all

CA TECHNOLOGIES

4.5 LPA

65%+, 6.5%+, 6.5+(CSE,ECE,MTECH)

Mphasis

2.5 LPA

6.5+ all

FMC (pending)

5.27 LPA

mech( 70 + all)

CRYPSIS

3 LPA

CSE(60+ all)

ThoughtWorks

6.23LPA

Any branches(7.0+all)

IBM

3.15(Btech),3.47(Mtech)

ONLY GIRLS ALL BRANCHES(7.0+)

WIPRO

3.14 LPA

ECE,CSE,ME(6,6.5,7+)

SAP

25k PM

CSE(40),ECE(20),7.0+ ALL

MRF TYRES

3.75 LPA

Mechanical (only boys) 6.0+ All

Polmon

17000 PM

7.0+ all(Ece-10, ME-5,CHEm-5)

OSMOSYS

3 LPA( 26 months bond)

Fony Technologies

MAHIDNRA & MAHINDRA

Infosys

Cadence (CVR college)

Rs. 3.2 LPA Rs.2.16 lakhs PA (1 training period) B.Tech- Rs.3.25 lakh/pa M.Tech- Rs.3.5 lakh/pa 18000/- (at training period)

Cummins (BVR college)

Tessolve

ece

cse(7.0+all)

ADP CTRLS (vidya jyithi institute) BOSCH

mech(6.0+all)

Toshiba

cse(7.0+all)

Portware

ECE,CSE(7.0+)

Way to online

Aarvee associates

Syntel

DhruvSoft

Cipla (off campus)

CGG

The Logic People

Lumons

5LPA

3.48LPA

6.0+All (ECE,CSE) 6.0+All (ECE,CSE)

6 31

7.5+all(cse,ece,me)

ece

cse(7.0+all) 15

ONLY CE(7.0+) CSE(6.0+)

282

Total Selected RGUKT — Basar

(Last Updated on 1st April, 2015)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

CDPC

Interviewing the Interviewers —A rapid Q & A Session with TCS Recruitment Team The Student: Sir, You have been here since yesterday. So, Interviewer_1: We would just like to suggest you to improve communication skills and practical knowledge on subhow is your 2-day stay at RGUKT - Basar? jects that you learn. Practice more of logical reasoning. Try to Interviewer_1: Yes, it was good. The food and have a proper planning of your career. Be clear in your vision. accommodation provided were quite satisfying. But we didn’t The Student: What do you generally expect from a student get some proper guidance as soon as we got here. when he/she comes for an interview ? The Student: Well, You may have visited many other colleges Interviewer_2: Gener ally, we don’t expect anything from the before coming here. What is the main difference that you fresher’s. We just see whether the student is perfect in whatevhave found between the outside students and RGUKT stu- er he has learnt till now. Even if he/she is from non-IT dents? background, we check their excellence in their own core subInterviewer_1: After inter viewing these many students in this college , we have observed that the grade points of the students are quite good but they are not able to justify them. It seems like they study only for marks. And further, the students don’t have much exposure to the subjects that they learn. Practical experience is lacking.

jects. The Student: What have you noticed in the students of this college ?

Interviewer_2: The students ar e technically good and some even have a great knowledge in their core subjects. But what we have observed here is that, students feel like IT is the only industry. Irrespective of their core branches, everyone The Student: What is the best thing that you have observed in is opting for IT sector in spite of their talent in their core subRGUKT students ? jects. We would strongly like to suggest such students to go to core companies where they can flourish if they are talented Interviewer_1: The students over her e ar e ver y disci- enough . plined and they have a very good attitude. The Student: Do you take communication skills as a strong The Student: In what areas do we need to improve so that we basis for recruiting the students? can perform better in the subsequent years? Interviewer_2: Yes, We take it into consider ation the most. Interviewer_1: You should tr y to know the end to end Sometimes even though the candidate is not so good in process of each and every thing. You also try to get updated expressing and organizing his ideas and if we feel like he/she about all the things. And also communication skills need to be can be trained easily, We will surely recruit them. This happens improved a bit more so that you could present your knowledge only if the student has an open mind and an attitude to learn better. anything and is ready to accept the challenges.

— K. Sheethal (B101747 - MME) G. Thanmai (B101491 - CSE)

The Student: What are the suggestions that you would like to give to students who will be attending for the interviews in the subsequent years?

s you know currently your seniors are going through the TCS placements and we are also trying to get core companies for MME, CHEM, MECHANICAL and CIVIL branches. It is happy to note that written test results are quite encouraging and we are expecting good results from TCS. In the next few years you would also be facing the same. From our side we are conducting mock tests, mock interviews to make you get ready for the real world scenario. But more efforts must be made from students. I would be glad to suggest you few things so that it might help you in your future endeavors.  You must try to overcome stage fear.  Don’t just limit yourself to subject knowledge, go beyond what is there in curriculum and gather a lot of information in whichever field you choose.  Time management plays a key role in almost everything and one should have a clear-cut idea of what to do and when to do.  From second year itself you must start your preparation.  Prepare well for aptitude and reasoning, improvise logi-

cal thinking. Form clubs in your classes and conduct activities like seminars, GD’s and start giving presentations which will surely enhance communication skills and also practice email writing. In third year, concentrate more on your core subjects.  In final year, you can’t do anything, so preplan your time accordingly.  Learning basic things before getting into any internship is a must, so that you not will not have to spend your time in knowing it then.  Opt internships in Govt. sectors where you have the privilege to go and see what exactly is happening (industrial exposure is absolutely essential). And also select project which has wide scope i.e. it should be selected in such a way that you can do research or work upon it later in your M.Tech. Students who have proper planning always excel in their career. Have a clear vision, focus all your thought’s towards it and achieve your goal. All the best.

— G. Srinivas Sagar (Campus Placements In-charge)

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Leisure Page

Time Table of RGUKTian 8:00 AM

: Alarm (Snooze)

9:00 AM

: Alarm (Snooze)

చెలి

10:00 AM : Woke up nd Fresh up

చెలి...! తొలి చూపులోనే కురింపించావ ప్రేమ్ జలుు ..

10:30 AM : Breakfast

మ్లి చూపులోనే ఎకుకపెటాట వ మాయ మాటల విలుు ..

11:00 AM : News Paper

కొదిు రోజులోునే అయింది నా జేబుకు చిలుు ..

12:00 PM : Lunch

చివరకు నేను కోలుకోలేకుండా చేసావ షాపింగ్ బిలుు..

1:00 PM

:Old movie new blue ray print

3:30 PM

: Snacks (waiting for glasses in mess)

4:30 PM

: Tea (Glass mill gaya)

5:00 PM

: Roaming in RGUKT like a Robot

6:30 PM

: Face wash @ mess

7:30 PM

: Dinner (very delicious)

8:30 PM

: Hey! BZ flag, Motogp, NFS

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ఇంకెపుపడు ఇలా మోసపోవదుని వాయించ్చకునాిను నా చెంప చెలుు చెలుు ...!!

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- దేవుడు చేసిన రాణివాసుల్ల

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: Feeling Sleepy at Dorms : Feeling happy at Mess : Feeling Angry /irritated at Canteen : Feeling Fantastic at Cafe : Feeling Wonder at Exam hall : Feeling confused /Nervous After results : Feeling Sad When out pass in hands : Feeling Excited

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My Experience 18

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Web Telecasting — Technical Support — Experience of a Web Casting Engineer Hi...everyone..!

toes with their zeee zeee sound and they have started their

I’m here to share some of the unforgettable moments which I blood sucking invasion. But any how slowly the magical nature have experienced while web casting the elections.

of the night sky and the moonlight has made us sleep.

When I saw the notice that we have an election duty for the general elections, initially I haven’t shown any interest as “Morning!!A great day for all of us to start with...” such, I just left. But later on I got a thought that by doing this I would contribute a little to my nation and finally registered to At the webcasting centreEveryone is busy with their work and then it was my

be a volunteer. The day has come for us to be a true citizen of

India. I, along with my friends hurriedly got ready to be a part turn to adjust and monitor the webcam. Finally, I have fixed it of the mission. We had some breakfast and then we went to the to one place carefully. By 8:00 am the voters started arriving to where

cast their vote. As the process went on, an old woman came to

the buses have

cast her vote and asked us where the car symbol was. Everyone

been

already

who were present in that ambiance couldn’t control their laugh.

assembled, the

I personally felt very bad for her and I realized that illiteracy

sight of which

was one of major reason behind these rural areas still being

was like a mini

backward. I wish I could have done something at that point of

bus-stand.

time.

ground

The most happiest thing was all the villagers who came

zeal and enthu-

there have given me a lot of respect. They even addressed me

siasm, I have

as “sir” and being a student I couldn’t even express the joy

reported there.

inside me. I felt like that I should be in that position where all

Many

the people call me as SIR (the three lettered word that thronged

With

lots

ques-

tions were popping out of my head. I sat thinking about what my heart). While the process was going on I was just involved we are going to do in the webcasting, how would the webcast- in browsing the net. Another funny situation that took place was, for every 15

ing environment will be and many such things.

minutes the person whoever sat in front of the webcam came to We have finally started our journey at 10 AM after a long me and asked me, “How is the video? Am I properly visible in wait. This was the first tedious situation which I have faced there, and how am I appearing ?” I didn’t know what to reply. (i.e, waiting) and many other situations came in tandem until Then others who were present there laughed and said our work was completed. I was allocated a place to report. The “Collector sir is watching you, so be careful”. I have seen few journey was worth describing in that rickety bus and the unusu- people who were afraid that their images were being captured. al terrain. It took nearly 7 hours to reach my destination. We I completed my work successfully showing dignity and responwere first taken to the Collector office to get the instructions sibility in every aspect. In the evening, I have copied the total related to webcasting. We had our lunch and after that they videos in the CDs and submitted to VRO. Then we came back provided a modem, two CDs and one webcam at collector of- to collector office to submit the webcam, where we were given fice. Later on, we started to our final place. Nothing great has RS.600/- for our work. After that we returned to our campus by happened till then as I have anticipated. The village where we 3 AM. halted is a rural one, and we had some discussions regarding Truly, this was my first best experience. Of course I was not the elections with the villagers. After many calls, the VRO of the show stealer but I did as much as I could do and I felt

that village came and provided us food packets for supper. This proud that I was a part in the election process by capturing the was my second tedious thing. That night we slept out, under video. the moonlight enjoying the amazing village atmosphere. It was not only the cool sky above, the cool breeze but also the uninvited guests started their mission. There were so many mosquiRGUKT — Basar

— G. Mahender (B101740 - CSE)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Coffee with Alumni

“Love Your Work, Respect Your Labour” — Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft Corporation We live in a world which is workaholic and shopaholic, we Usually, we get tired by working, working for rewards and work and shop. In the words of Nigel

incentives. We will even be paid extra by working overtime

Marsh, we work long hours at the job

and we get “over-tired” or “over-toiled”. It’s sure we are work-

we hate, we buy the things we don’t

ing for others, not for ourselves. Thus, we lost our probability

need, we impress the people we don’t

to be passionate about the things we love as a kid, as we grew

like. As a result, we ourselves are

up.

drifting apart from our passion, the

Let’s resume our lives now. Let’s be the kids again. If we

driving force which enables us to do

take that ‘Kid Model’ and try to replicate the ‘Kid Thing’, we

the thing we love. Ironically saying,

may bring back the “creativity” hidden deep inside us, not in

the more we get educated and modernized, the far we move from our passion, unless passion becomes profession or profession becomes passion.

our brains, but in our hearts. There are some “small” things which matter, which we love, which make our lives complete and they matter to us the most. Let’s unveil those “small

Passion, in simple words, is the thing we love to do without things” locked inside the suitcase. As mentioned earlier, any regard to reward. It’s the unseen force that drives us, moti- “creativity” doesn’t need great gifts and professional training. vates us to do the thing we love, which can never be separated All it needs is contemplation. Let’s not confine our happiness from our blood, like oxygen. We do the things we love, with just to our childhood. There may be hundred reasons for us to passion, not because we are asked to do them, but we want to. Let’s have a small pause in our lives and get back to our childhood. Why childhood? Because, when someone asks us about our happiest moments, sweet memories or the best days in our lives, most of the times we travel to our childhood with great velocity. What’s this force which make us travel ‘backwards’? We can unanimously say that all the children have tremendous talents and are more “creative”. Almost everything kids do is an art. Doodling in the places they like, play-

don’t like the things we hate. But, there may be one reason which enables us to love the thing we are passionate about.

That single reason is enough for us to make our life fill with ecstasy. It can be anything--connecting sentence after sentence without violating the meaning, brushing your imagination, capturing the moments you cherish, framing the events with a camera, building artifacts you like and what not! You just name it. We won’t do them because someone asked us to do them or

ing the drums, enacting a drama, making a film with an old we are getting paid for them. We do them for ourselves and we camera, etc. and many more “creative” things. They don’t do feel as if we are home. We love those things more than ourthose things because someone asked them to do but because selves and they protect us from being addicted or infatuated. In

they love them. They don’t get tired by doing them. Rather the words of Young Ha Kim, those small things save our souls than, they will be having fun. It makes them happy because it’s and make us live happily, they help us express ourselves and not work. They don’t need to be greatly gifted or professional- be happy without the help of alcohol or drugs. All they require ly trained to do those “creative” things. They are born out of is some space where we can dedicate our energies with devocuriosity. Creativity is not bounded, whether it is a subject of tion, where the ultimate results are inconsequential. arts or science, doesn’t matter.

Let’s unleash ourselves. Let’s broaden our happiness with

We too have experienced the same as a kid. But, as we grew those “small things”. Thus, we can create our lives and we can up, we got educated. In this educated world, arts and sciences recreate as we go through them. Let’s live for ourselves, not are treated as if they are antonyms. We study languages, sci- for others. ence and math but we hesitate to turn our heads to arts, which

are equally important. In the school of competition, we develop small range of talents. As a result, we lock our “creativity” and talents in a suitcase and keep it safe in the store room and no doubt it stays safe there. Then we run for the huge “productive” things which provide us rewards through work. RGUKT — Basar

— Raja Harish. M (B083290 - ECE) [Email: rajaharish.iiitb@gmail.com]

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Coffee with Alumni

Representing first batch of RGUKT It’s a great honor for me to represent our first batch of culty we came across… One thing always united us...One thing RGUKTians with few words regarding our journey.

always lead us to one path. One thing united all our voices...That is the Spirit...The Spirit that this is OUR campus...The

The main idea of RGUKT was to pro-

spirit that we are all RGUKTians despite the regions & reli-

vide high quality foreign education to

gions.

rural students of the state and fulfill their dream of engineering. Thanks to

RGUKT...You taught us what is life, You taught us how to

our Chancellor for his proposal and late

learn, You have given courage that we can face any challenge

Dr Y. Rajashekar Reddy garu and his

in life, You have empowered us in such a way that it won’t

government for their full support in im-

make us losers. We have spent the best part of our life with

plementing it.

you. We lived & loved each moment in this campus. Knowing

To construct this university they needed a strong base as an initiation. They had kept faith in us and believed that WE could become that strong base and without disappointing them, Each one of us has proved that in every corner of a rural village, there lies an extraordinary talented student and if given an op-

that we are going to leave you worried us a lot. We can’t imagine life how it would be after leaving this campus. You have given us unforgettable beautiful sweet memories that we never forget in our life. We miss you a lot. We love you a lot. Dear friends, Wherever we were, whenever we are...whatever

portunity of higher education, they will create wonders. Here may be the situations. Let us shield ourselves with unity and we are, with our heads held high and a sense of pride. “WE togetherness. Let us contribute our knowledge, skills to this made it” . We have proved that we are stronger than what they country & to this world. Let us spread the glory of RGUKT to

have expected. And in that way we have been a great and suc- the nations & throughout the globe. Let us welcome new dawn cessful initiation for this university.

for our country with RGUKTians. Let’s continue the pride of

Our Vice Chancellor aspired to make RGUKT equivalent to

RGUKT.

IITs. At the very beginning, what he faced was only criticism. But he has never let us down in any way. And today, we have become equivalent to IITs competing with them in every aspect. In every competition we have shown our mark. We have

Jai Hind

T. Mahesh (B082830 - ECE) [Email: tmahesh56@gmail.com]

achieved best ranks in GATE. We have got placed in the best MNC’s. No other institution in our country has achieved this just within a few years of its establishment. In this regard, We

should feel proud to be an RGUKTian. Dear juniors, We, the first batch students of IIIT have faced many hardships from the day of our joining. Many obstacles came along our way. But we have never stopped. We moved on facing them with the utmost courage. We always lead this university forward despite how hard those problems were...We are just like experimental pieces. They have done experiments on us. Based on results they have given you good academics & best things in every aspect. We hope that you will utilize each & every resource and opportunity effectively and efficiently.

We have maintained the standards of this university and made our university proud. Now it’s your turn. We want you to lead this university forward and add more feathers to its cap. Dear friends, In each & every trouble we faced...Every diffiRGUKT — Basar

L. Vivek Kumar (B101818 - CE)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Science & Technology

The Automated Flying Guests — To Deliver at your Doorstep

ed up with all the conventional stuff ? So, let’s look after a technology which could revolutionize the entire shipping &delivery services. When you see a post man or a courier boy knocking your door with a parcel, sometimes you might feel screwed up and sometimes pleased depending on its importance, but how do u feel when a completely new guest, something like a drone comes to your door with a parcel? First of all, you will be dazed and then pleased to see an innovative thing.

is automated, the parcel copter will be “constantly monitored” by a ground station for safety reasons, and to ensure compliance with the regulations. The ground station will also liaise with air traffic control. Nonetheless, the company is taking orders for the parcel copter’s regular flights, which islanders can place at the island’s pharmacy. The scheduled flights will focus on times when conventional ways of delivering packaged, such as ferries and manned flights, are In last December, Amazon not available. announced that it intends to deliver packages to custom- DHL parcel copter 2.0 is ers using drones. But its already one of the safest “Amazon Prime Air” initia- and most reliable flight systems in its class that meets the retive, was widely ridiculed quirements needed to fulfill a mission. This additional service for being an over-hyped can create added value for the residents and visitors to the isannouncement with little to lands and other hilly regions where shipping or delivery is show for it. quite difficult. DHL’s scheme is similar in practice to that explained by Amazon: Parcel Drones, which is transporting an This summer, Google A small rotary-blade copter, carrying packages to and from Amazon Product. demonstrated its own drone- locations which it delivers by landing. But in finding the niche, based delivery service, using a fixed-wing aircraft to deliver DHL has overcome several difficulties that Amazon faces in packages including chocolate bars and cattle vaccines to farm- launching its own service: The copters do not have to navigate ers in Australia. complex urban and suburban environments, nor do they have to deal with the possibility of vandalism or theft once they land. But now, German delivery giant DHL has beaten the tech firms to the post, announcing a regular drone delivery service for the Google, with its own prototype drone delivery service, has takfirst time, nine months after it launched its “parcel copter” re- en a different tack. Using a fixed-wing aircraft, the drone can search project in December 2013. The service will use an au- fly further, faster; and it doesn’t land at all to deliver the packtonomous quad copter to deliver small parcels to the German age, instead it lowers the items on a tether while it hovers. island of Juist, a sandbar island 12km into the North Sea from the German coast, inhabited by 2,000 people. Deliveries will Everything has pros and cons associated with it, even our parinclude medication and other goods that may be “urgently cel drones are not an exception. They can be misused someneeded”. times like smuggling, terrorist activities etc., all the firms which are coming up with new ideas regarding these should Flying under 50 meters to avoid entering regulated air traffic come up with a drone which serves the needs of people and corridors, the drone takes a fully automated route to a dedicated should not leave any space for its misuse. landing area. It is a special air-transport container that is ex— Y. Srikanth (B101417-ME) tremely lightweight as well as weather and waterproof. There are still some hitches to overcome. Although the flight

L. Vivek Kumar (B101818 - CE) RGUKT — Basar

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Miscellaneous

Nature’s Greatest Fury Jammu & Kashmir has always been a vulnerable place It was like a war with the mother nature. The National Disin India. Kashmir people have seen many wars, faced many aster Response Force was active on the scene, and the Army, uncertainties, have always been affected with great casualties. the Navy and the Indian Air Force were at work. Jawans, withBut these seem to be nothing in front of the catastrophe which out even caring their lives, saved many people, supplied water, they faced off late. Their suffering increased as Jammu and Kashmir reeled under possibly the worst floods in nearly six decades, and as the toll in terms of lives, property and crops mounts. The extent of the deluge could be gauged from the fact that some 2,500 villages have been partially or completely submerged. Thousands of people were stranded on rooftops waiting to be rescued. So many people lost their loved ones. Many of them abandoned their dwellings, homes and their properties. They didn’t have food to eat, water to drink, clothes to cover their body and to protect themselves from extreme winter. Floods have washed away everything that stood in it’s way. The question that looms large is whether timely warnings had been issued and were measures initiated to let people take evasive action on time. Kashmir has been buffeted in successive years by serious floods in rivers that have their headwaters in the Himalayan mountain ranges. There was no warning issued before the water levels rose almost overnight along Jhe-

food, blankets and medication, etc. Every one across the globe was in a shock with this hair raising incident which shook the whole nation. But we, being proud to be an Indian understood the pain, suffering, grievances of our fellow Indians and stood up for the support when they needed us desperately.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a special package of 745 crore for the flood victims. All the state governments joined their hands to rehabilitate flood victims and they did what they could. Many benefactors across India contributed and have given their support for the needy people. Many educational institutions brought upon new activities of collecting the money for those who have lost everything. Many more other organisations did the same. Contributions were collected and sent to the PM relief fund. Doctors, students, employees were played the major part it. At last this menace was blown over. The way we have been through with the suffered victims, has proved ourselves that we could do anything for our people when they need us, irrespective of their religion, caste, creed, and language. Because we are Indians.

lum-the river that flows across the Kashmir. Although we have weather forecasting systems to predict such upcoming disasters, with the aid of technology, including real-time upstream monitoring mechanisms and space-based mapping process, have been laid in place, yet we face such tragedies often. Prime Minister Narendra Modi made an aerial survey of the scene and termed it a “National-level disaster”. State government led by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, had a massive task to be tackled for which Government wasn’t ready when the tragedy shattered all over Kashmir. Neither Indian government nor state government allowed any let up in their relief efforts.

Reacting to the problem, we, the students from E-3 initiated collecting funds which may to some extent lessen their pain and give some strength. Some of the students from Civil Department, formed as a group and went to inform all the classes in this regard. Students have also positively responded to this situation and donated money as per their will/to what extent they could give. And in the span of 3 days, we have collected almost Rs 70,736. All this could happen with the support and help of our director Appala Naidu, Vijay (Telugu Mentor) and Sudhakar (DSW). Through the State Bank of India (SBI), we sent the money to Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Relief fund.

RGUKT — Basar

— Md.

Sameer (B101789 - ECE)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

miscellaneous

NAMO - The Change

he 16th Indian general elections, held in 2014 from 7th April to 12th May in 9 phases, conducted in 543 parliamentary constituencies of India, was historic. The competition was mainly between Bharatiya Janata Party led National Democratic Alliance and Indian National Congress led United Progress Alliance. The star campaigners for these elections were Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Mulayam Singh Yadav Jayalalithaa, Mamata Banerjee and Nitish Kumar.

were opened under this scheme. By 28 January 2015, 12.58 crore accounts were opened, with around INR 10590 crore (US$1.7 billion) were deposited under the scheme, which also has an option for opening new bank accounts with zero balance. 2) Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Mission): It is a national campaign by the Government of India, covering 4041 statutory towns, to clean the streets, roads and infrastructure of the country. This campaign was officially launched on 2 October 2014 at Rajghat, New Delhi, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself cleaned the road. It is India’s biggest ever cleanliness drive and 3 million government employees and school and college students of India participated in this event. This campaign aims to accomplish the vision of a ‘Clean India’ by 2 October 2019, the 150th birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. Swachh Bharat is not a one-day event but should be part of life, in order for the goal of a clean India to be achieved.

Bharatiya Janata Party announced Narendra Modi as Prime Ministerial Candidate, as he was elected as Chief Minister of Gujarat for the third consecutive time, on behalf of NDA. He showed his power in developing Gujarat by utilizing human 3) Make In India: It is an inter national mar keting str ategy, resources and power. conceptualized by the Prime Minister The results were declared on 16 May, fifteen days before of India, Narendra the 15th Lok Sabha completes its constitutional mandate on 31 Modi on 25 SepMay 2014. tember 2014 to Congress led UPA swept out in the wave of BJP Prime attract investments Ministerial Candidate Narendra Modi. The National Democratic from businesses Alliance, led by the Bharatiya Janata Party, won a sweeping around the world, victory, taking 336 seats. After winning with a clean majority, and in the process, BJP led NDA took the charge on 26th May 2014. As a genuine strengthen India’s patriot and also as a dynamic leader, Shri Narendra Modi sworn manufacturing sector. The campaign has been concentrated to in as new 15th Prime Minister of India. Within few months of fulfill the purpose of job creation, enforcement to secondary and his Presidentship, he has made many efforts in making a strong tertiary sector, boosting the national economy, converting India India. The major steps he has taken include: to a self-reliant country and to give the Indian economy global recognition. 1) Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (Pr ime Minister ’s People Money Scheme): It is a scheme for comprehensive fiThe major purpose of Make in India include making India nancial inclusion a manufacturing hub and economic transformation in India launched by the while eliminating the unnecessary laws and regulations, making Prime Minister bureaucratic processes easier and shorter, and make government of India, Narenmore transparent, responsive and accountable. dra Modi on 28 Purpose: August 2014. He Job Creation, Enforcement to Secondary and Tertiary sechad announced tor, Boosting national economy, converting the India to a selfthis scheme on reliant country and to give the Indian economy global recognihis first Indetion. He categorically declared that a bank account for each pendence Day household was a “national priority”. speech on 15 August 2014. — B.Srikanth (B101614-ECE) Run by Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance, sssda A.Rakesh (B101934-CSE) on the inauguration day, 1.5 Crore (15 million) bank accounts RGUKT — Basar

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Hud -Hud

Nobody Knows Me

n the last two days, I have been addressed as Satyapati, fter dousing the repercussions of the 2004 tsunami Ashokji, Siddhanthji,” says child and the 1977 cyclone, the ‘’The Jewel of the East rights activist and Nobel Peace Coast” sadly had its date with Hudhud on 12th of Oct Prize laureate Kailash Satyarthi, 2014 which tore through the city, causing a severe far-flung laughing at his new-found celebrity. destruction and brought large number of people to a grinded halt. The name Hudhud (Arabic), He is the 8th Nobel Prize winner for which is means a bird in Quran India and only 2nd Indian winner of and appears in the story of Sulaythe Noble Peace Prize after Mother man (Solomon). Teresa in 1979. He is an Electrical Engineer and after his post Hudhud was originated in the graduation, worked as lecturer for some years and then he gave Andaman Sea on October 6, up his career as teacher and became secretary general for the 2014 from a low pressure system Bonded Labour Liberation Front. He also found Bachpan formed under the influence of an Bacho Andolan (Save the Childhood Mission). Satyarthi shares upper-air cyclonic circulation. Hudhud intensified into a cyhis prizes with Malala Yousafzai, the teenage activist from clonic storm on October 8 and as a severe cyclonic storm on Pakistan. The Nobel committee heavily underlined the signifi- October 9. Hudhud underwent rapid deepening in the followcance of “a Hindu and a Muslim, an Indian and a Pakistani” ing days and was classified as a Very Severe Cyclonic Storm engaged in a common struggle for children’s rights and educa- by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD). Shortly tion. As on other occasions when the prize has been awarded in Hudhud crossed the coast of Andhra Pradesh near Pudimadaparallel, like Nelson Mandela and F.W. De Klerk, or Yasser ka, about 50 km from City of destiny with its peak strength. Arafat, Yitzak Rabin and Shimon Peres, the committee is try- The system then drifted northwards towards Uttar Pradesh and ing to strengthen Nepal, causing widespread rains in both areas and heavy an impulse tosnowfall in the latter. wards peace that it Hudhud, strong winds and heavy rains led to large-scale disconsiders valuaruption of power lines in the three costal districts of Andhra ble. Now, beatiPradesh. Several areas in the city plunged into darkness. fied by the Nobel, On the communication front, except for mobile network with Satyarthi exfrequent call drops, the region was left with no other source. plained his life’s Many of the industries, public places, roads and great instituwork to a media tions were swiped out. All the people were left homeless and scrum, preparing a face to meet the faces he meets. “I have nearly 400,000 people have been evacuated to relief camps in been invisible because those I work for have been invisible,” five districts. The damage which has been roughly estimated says Satyarthi. He has spent the last 33 years in active combat as $9.7 billion. against forced child labour-rescuing children, riveting attention State government has taken relief measures to get through to the conditions in which they worked, rousing corporations them which includes providing basic amenities for less cost, and consumers to this injustice, lobbying policymakers, filing giving them temporary shelter, allotting 41 IAS officers to petitions in court, and mobilising international opinion. Not so oversee relief measures, raised CM FUNDS, got initial central long ago, child labour was seen as a sorry fact of life in poorer assistance of 1000 Cr., started many programs etc. Some of the nations. Like Malala Yousafzai, Satyarthi has faced life- relief measures by some reputed organizations include deploythreatening danger in this pursuit. Three of his colleagues, ment of teams from the armed forces and NDRF, depletion of Adarsh Kishore, Dhoom Das and Kalu Kumar, have been reservoirs to accommodate cyclonic rainwater, positioning of killed. He faced many obstacles in his mission, yet he didn’t boats, swimmers and relief camps and standby systems to releave his ideals. store power and telecom services. Even many of private organizations raised their hands to help the victims of the affect“This Nobel will change that notion in India, the sense that ed districts through CM relief fund. child labour is not such a big problem,” says Anil Khachi, joint One of the top Telecom Service Provider, Airtel has set up a secretary in the Union labour ministry. The number of working helpline number to help people know the last location of their children has fallen hugely in the last decade, from 1.26 crore in friends and relatives in case they are affected by cyclone the 2001 Census to 43.53 lakh in 2011. It is unclear, though, Hudhud approaching coastal area of Odisha and Andhra Prawhether this is the result of legislation restricting child labour desh. Hudhud victims have been given necessities like they and making education compulsory, or of rising prosperity and could call 1948 and those in Andhra Pradesh could call 1949 dropping fertility, which obviates the tendency to put children to know about their missing friend. to work. For all Satyarthi’s laser-like focus, poverty, education On the behalf of these needy people, we collected funds and child labour present several complex chicken-and-egg co- from the students and faculty which has turned out to be a nundrums. Hearty congratulations to him and salute to his great effort from our side. Some officials said that it would thoughts. take weeks for Andhra Pradesh’s largest city to get back on its feet after the unprecedented blow. May god bless for its faster — B.Vaishnavi (B101748 - ECE) recovery. Curtsey: indiatoday.in — A. Suresh (B101939 - ECE) RGUKT — Basar

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The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Mars Orbiter Mission

oday we have created history, India has achieved this incredible space glory even in the face of its adversities!!! This must inspire all of us! Indeed not only a lesson in space science but also conveying a moral lesson deeply meaningful to the mankind! Indeed feeling proud to the core!” said Narendra Modi in his speech from ISRO (Bangalore successful insertion of ‘Mangalyaan’).

technologies. What ISRO does successfully is build on its previous successive launch. The same modular approach was used with the payload as well, keeping it small and light at just 15 kilograms. ISRO saved on fuel by using a smaller rocket to jettison the spacecraft into Earth orbit first to gain enough momentum to slingshot it toward Mars.

Now our country India joined the United States, European Space Agency and the former Soviet Union in the elite club of Martian explorers with the Mars Orbiter Mission, affectionately called MOM. Modi congratulates scientists at ISRO. ‘History has been created today,” he says. The five reasons why Mangalyaan was the cheapest Mars mission ever. This morning has been a stupendous success story for ISRO, as Mangalyaan, its maiden Mars mission entered the orbit of the Red Planet. The five reasons why Mangalyaan was the cheap3. Another key reason for the cost effectiveness of the Mangalyaan is the number of tests conducted by ISRO. These tests which are very time consuming and immensely expensive were kept to a minimum, but the results achieved in each of these tests was maximized. 4. The tight schedule on which the scientists worked helped in the frugal budgeting. Since the time it was announced by the then UPA government, it took a mere 15 months to liftoff. This is an achievement by all means. In fact, PM Narendra Modi has famously quipped that India has spent less to reach Mars than Hollywood producers spent on the movie “Gravity,” which est Mars mission ever. The Mangalyaan entered the Martian cost $100 million to make. orbit after a 300-day marathon covering 670 million kilome- 5.The comparatively low salaries of the Indian scientists at ters. India’s Mars mission represents a technological leap for ISRO also played a part in reducing the overall cost of the misour South Asian nation, pushing it ahead of space rivals China sion. The nations who have successfully placed missions in and Japan in the field of interplanetary exploration. Recent Martian orbit have all spent more than $100 million on their efforts by those countries to reach Mars have failed. Not only attempts. In comparison to these nations, the salaries of their did India become the only nation to reach Mars on its first at- Indian counterparts are much less. Mangalyaan has cost India a tempt, but also did it with the least amount of money. ISRO – meager Rs. 4 per citizen of the country. Indian Space Research Organization spent around $70 million on its maiden Mars mission, and while many argued this was a MOM Success Meet in our college: huge sum of money to be spent on such programs when a part of the nation still suffers in poverty, this figure is a small fraction of the $671 million that the NASA spent on its latest Mars mission. Here’s what made MOM the cheapest mission to MARS till date: 1. The space scientists at ISRO have always been used to working on a shoe-string budget. In its early days, space scientists worked out of an abandoned church near its first launch pad. Later, after India carried out nuclear-weapons tests, other countries refused to share their technical know-how, limiting India’s access to sophisticated technology and relying on indigenous technology instead.

In our campus a success meet was organised commencing the successful launch of The PROUD, LANDMARK MANGALYAN mission by ISRO. Hon’. Director Prof. P.Appalanaidu along with the administration of RGUKT, faculty, mentors and students had a gathering in the ground, reviving the history of the launch, the effort of its team members in total congratulating ISRO people. Starting with the Director everyone spoke about the Mangalyaan mission, how they felt at its success, a mission which made every Indian Proud, gaining applauses from all the other nations in the world. It was actually a great opportunity to share our feelings where in students are given prime importance in dwelling their opinion.

2. For Mangalyaan, ISRO used the technology it has used before, thus eliminating extra costs to develop new RGUKT — Basar

— B.Vaishnavi Curtsey: kindlemag.in

(B101748 - ECE)

The Student Art

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

ఎందుకీ...! “అమామ ! మీరు కని కలలు నా కనులు కనడము లేద్ద, అంద్దకే నేను కనులు మూసుతనాిను.” ఇది ఒక బీటెక్ ఫెయిల్ అయిన విద్యయరిి సుసైడ్ నోట్.

ఈ ప్రపంచ్ంలో చాలా మ్ంది తమ్ జబుులు నయము కావాలని అనేక ప్రంతాలు తిరిగ్గ వేల రుపాయలు

ఖరుచపెడుతుంటారు.ఎంద్దకంటే తాము బ్రతకాలని ఆశ్! అలాంటిది ఆరోగయముగా ఉని మ్నము ఒక ఉద్యయగం కోసమొ, ఒక అమామయి కోసమొ లేద్య ఒక సమ్సయ కోసమొ , మ్న “ప్రణానిి”వద్దలుకోవడము ఎంతవరకు నాయయమో అలోచించ్ండి? అలా ప్రతి సమ్సయకు చావే పరిషాకరం అయిత్య ఈ ప్రపంచ్ములో ఎవరు కూడ మిగ్గలి ఉండరు.సమ్సయలు ఎవరికి లేవ చెపపండి.

“ఒక చిని మొకక ఈ భూమి పైకి రావడానికి, తన శ్కితని ధారపోసి ,భూమిని చీలిచ వసుతంది.” ఆలోచించ్ండి????

అసలు మ్నము “ఆతమహతయ” చేసుకోవడనికి ఆ హకుక మ్నకు ఎకకడిది? ఒకక విష్యము గురుతంచ్చకోండి. మ్న అమ్మ 9 మాసాలు

ఎంతో కష్టమ్యినా ఓరుచకుని , ఎనోి కలలుకని ఇష్టంగా మ్నలిి ఈ భూమిపైకి తెసుతంది. అలాంటి ఆ తలిు కళ్ళ ముందే మ్నము

“ఆతమహతయ” చేసుకొని చ్నిపోత్య ,ఆ తలిు గుండె ఏమ్వావలి? ఆ తలిు పడే మ్నోవేదన ఎలా ఉంటుంది? ఈ భూమి పైకి రాగానే మ్నము కలెకటర్ అవతాము, ఇంజీనీయర్ అవతాము, డాకటర్ అవతామ్ని అనుకునాిమా?లేదే ,మ్రి అలాంటపుపడు ద్యనికోసము మ్న ప్రణాలను ఎంద్దకు బలివావలి.? అది ఎంతవరకు సమ్ంజసము? “ఈ భూమి పై ఎవవరు కుడా పనికిరానివారు ఉండరు. ఈ ప్రపంచానికి అందరి

అవసరము ఉనిది.మీరు మాత్రము అనాలోచితముగా మీ ప్రణాలు తీసుకొని “మీ తలిు తండ్రులకు శశ్వత వేదన” మిగలచకండి. అలాంటి ఆలోచ్న వసేత ఒకకసారి మ్న అమామ నాని ను గురుతకుతెచ్చచకోండి.

— MA. Sharukhan (B121752 - E1)

ఉదయమా

అన్వేషణ

అందంగా కనాిను నా కలని

ఉదయమా ఉదయమా నీవ వేళ్కు రావమామ

అంద్దకోసమే అంద్దలో విహరించాను.

నీవ వసేతనే మాకు ఉషోదయమ్మామ

మ్రు ప్రపంచానిి చేరుకునాిను.

కిరణాలతో వచిచ మ్ము పలకరింపుము

కానీ,కనుత్రిపేపలోగా కనులు తెరిచేశను. నీటిపై త్యలియాడుతుని కలువపువవలా,

నీ వెలుగు సూచికతో మ్ము పులకరింపుము

గాలిలో ఎగురుతుని గాలిపటంలా,

పక్షి కోడిపుంజు నినుి పిలుసుతంది

కుహు కుహు అని కూసుతని కోయిలల,

బాల సూరుయడివై మ్ము మేల్కకలుపు

సంద్రంలో కలవడానికి ఎద్దరుచూసుతని నదిలా,

నీవ వంటేనే లోకములోన వచ్చచ ప్రగతి

నేను ఉండిపోనా.......

అపుడే జరుగుతుంది మా జీవన జాగృతి

ఆ సముద్ర కెరటపు అంచ్చలపైన......

మానవాలికే పెధ్ు దికుకవమ్మ

ఎంద్దకీ ఆలాపన,

మ్రణము లేని అమ్రజీవివమ్మ

ఎంద్దకీ ఆవేదన,

ప్రతిక్షణం నీ అదృష్టం.

శంత తామ్సమ్మ నీ చెలెులా అమ్మ

ప్రతిఫలం నీ ఆరిితం.

వసాతరా వంతులతో మా జగతికి మీరు

ఆలోచించ్చ,ఆఙ్ఞాపించ్చ.

మీరు వేళ్ పాటిసూత మ్ము పాటింపజేసూత

సంశ్యించ్కు దేనికి,

ముఖయంగా మ్ంచిమారింలో నడవడానికి.....

రుణపడేలా చేసుతనాిరమ్మ మీకు వందనం.

— B. Samatha (B101741 - CE)

— Shravya RGUKT — Basar

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

‘The Student’ art

P. Mounika (B101247 - ECE)

Sketch of ABI block

J. Aakash (B101790 - MME) Dream Bike

Ashiqui -

Sachin Tendulkar RGUKT — Basar

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Reviews

At the Exit, You will pose a question yourself, Am I forgetting to mount up back into my world?

Interstellar Director : Christopher Nolan Screenplay : Christopher Nolan, Jonathan Nolan Producer : Emma Thomas Leading Roles : Mathew McConaughey, Anna Hathaway, Michael Caine

fter the Completion of Batman trilogy Christopher crafted Fiction epic movie called “INTERSTELLAR”, and made it as another master piece of his adept theme. Interstellar’s gargantuan gravity pulled the commoners to the theatre, literally. Let’s peek at the movie’s story. Earth has been ravaged by an environmental disaster called ‘Blight’. Cooper (Mathew McConaughey) formerly worked for NASA, who lives as a former with her Daughter (murphy), son, father and with the Blight too. One day Murphy says to her father that a ghost is trying to speak with her by tumbling the books from her shelf but Cooper curtails that by telling there are no ghosts and they are falling down due to gravity and that gravity leads Cooper to the NASA’s secluded research centre with giving coordinates to him. There, a NASA’s physicist Dr. Brand (Michael Caine) discloses Future Earth’s status and about his quest idea for another planet which habituates human life and he illustrates the Plans A & B. Despite of his daughter’s (murphy’s) wish Cooper agrees to travel in the space. Cooper(Mathew McConaughey) leads the crew with Emelia (Anna Hathaway). They ship through a wormhole towards a black hole called ‘Gargantua’ to deliver the details of 3 planets called Miller, Mann and Edmunda, Named scientists names who visited there previously, which are little bit close to our Earth’s condition, were previously chosen.  Have they really picked the new planet for new beginning of human life?  What were the Plans A & B?  How the crew finds the solution?  What measures all the things?  Who resolves the human difficult race on the earth?  Who was the ghost?  Who lead the Cooper to the NASA’s Station?

— M. Arun Kumar (B101761-CE)

Nothing Lasts Forever

400 page, fast paced, thrilling and a riveting novel which will keep you on the tip of your toes, turning the pages as fast as you can story.

Sidney Sheldon builds a suspense right from the very first page which opens in the middle of a court trial room where Dr. Paige Taylor is being examined on a murder case. The entire story revolves around three female doctorsDr. Paige Taylor, Dr. Kat Hunter and Dr. Honey Taft who begin their five years training at Embarcadero County Hospital in San Francisco. The story, set against hospital and courtroom, chronicles their lives together and their struggle against those who are determined to see that they don’t succeed. The typical Sheldon finale surely will blow your mind because it was the ‘she’s-screwed-and-hopeless’ scene but again he casted his own magic reaching out for the best climax. “You have two choices. you can keep running and hiding and blaming the world for your problems, or you can stand up for yourself and decide to be somebody important.”

You will really adopt the story frame by frame, even the dust cloud couldn’t refrain your focused and glued eyes to the screen. With the same crew, Christopher created a splendid movie. Accolades and praises Gonne be countless for this toiled output. Every penny pays off. RGUKT — Basar

- Sidney Sheldon

— G.Thanmai (B101491-CSE)

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Photography

Sunrise in from among the bushes, framed in the pillars of building @ 7:03 AM Photo by: Mr. Lokesh. SB, HoD (I/c) & Faculty in Dept. of ECE

M. Akshay (B101184 - CE) E. Shivaprasad (B101989 - CSE)

A. Rakesh (B101550-ECE) RGUKT — Basar

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Photography By: A. Dinesh Dinu (B091546 - ECE) RGUKT — Basar

Feedback Column

The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Feedback on Previous Edition – 7 [Volume- 3 , Issue- 2] improve their communication skills, as well as we could  The Student e-Magazine 7th Edition is an Absolute know mistakes that should be corrected. It’s a great job by “Rainbow” a beautiful Blend of All Flavours - An Enlighteditorial team. I wish this student magazine should be proened Mix :) This e-Magazine Enabled Us (B08) To Spend longed. Quite Time to Ponder over the Eternal Memories of IIIT. — Vinay Reddy, B131955, P2 Enjoyed Reading The Well-Articulated Articles (Flavours)  It Is Very Useful To The Up Coming Batches And To Imand Happy to Witness The Flowery Language of IIITprove Their Skill ians’..!! I Think, Each Reader Appreciates Raja Harish & — A. Praveen, B131946, P2 co-Team, Who Sowed the Thought of The Student and Made It as a “FRUIT” to Gift Us. Now, we are enjoying  Placements column is very impressive, because we learnt This 7th Fruit (Edition) with Weight of 7.6 MB ;) Waiting about the INTERVIEWS. for 8th Fruit :) An Ardent Lover of Flowery Language :) “ — DawnJay, B131940, P2 — Harshith. K, B082839 ,CSE Email: harshith.cse@gmail.com  If we can get the funding for printing, this would be the top - 5 student magazines in India. High standard. — Harish, B081977 , CSE Email: yharish.586@gmail.com  Awesome very interesting topics and full of informative thanks to e-Magazine team — Mounika, B101247, ECE  This edition is very interesting and colourful by “our senior’s first experiences in interviews”. Thank you. — Malleshwari. B, B101285, ECE  I want to congratulate the whole editing group. It is fabulous, you made the things look interesting and curious. Some pictures and graphs are superb. I didn’t find any criticism. It’s well organized. — Sonia.V, B101522, MME  e-Magazine Is Very Good. Which Gives Much Information About Our University. It Will Also Useful as A Sweet Memories in University Life .The Magazine Also Encouraging Many Students to Show Their Art. — Kukudala, B132001, P2  The 7th edition of the student e-magazine is very interesting. I really appreciate the students who prepared this edition. — N. Naveenkumar, B131990, P2

 In this edition I like the placement experience of our seniors, and some topics on science such as TELLSPEC SMART PHONE, and photographs are very nice. But I insulted because I also send some articles but not published in this edition. The designing is nice keep it u — Naresh Kumar, B131936, P2  Time starts now, the RGUKT students spreading over all the world. — Srikanth, B131929, P2  The Student e-Magazine is the most powerful like teacher to me because these books says ourselves and they tell us like “arise awake and not stop till u reach the goal” ok thanks to my seniors who made these books and also to who helped to them. — Gujra Subhash, B131925, P2  It is useful to students who wants to know unknown things. I want to say thank you. — Shirisha, B131897, P2  This magazine Is Very Beautiful & Colourful. I Think That It Is Use For Us, And It Gives A Good Attraction B/W Student And His Beautiful Life. This Is The Strength Of IIIT Basar, Dreams magazine — B131896, P2  It is good. I am very happy I see my photo in magazine. I never expect this. I like whole book and the photos in our campus are awesome. — Raveena, B121021, E1  It is good magazine it is very useful to every one I never ever read this kind of magazine. It is very awesome, ridiculous mind blowing unbelievable superb wonder students must write and read and follow these kind of magazines all the best to the writers of this magazine.

 Thanks For Providing Information About What Was Happened In RGUKT. In The Academic Year 0f 2013-2014.By Reading This Book I Got Clarity That What Should I — Lingaswamy, B121114,E1 Want To Do To Reach My Destiny — Nagaragu.Vamshi, B131984, P2  “It is very good. Seniors interview experience will make us to be perfect. I thank all of you who working for this magazine. “  I congratulate the editorial team for giving us such great magazine so that we could know so many things of our — Miryala Gopalakrishna, B121115, E1 campus. If we have missed some programs or something this magazine is helping to know all the achievements of  E- Magazine is very good this indicates our life in RGUKT and it is useful to know how is RGUKT campus . students of our campus. I hope all the students must take part in this like sharing their ideas, so that they will be — M Satheesh, B121142,E1 published in next edition. The new ideas should be encouraged by the editorial team and most of the pages like my  It is very good. It is useful to know the real things about the outside world and in the way of knowledge and facts experience was awesome this will help further batches to RGUKT — Basar

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Feedback on Previous Edition – 7 [Volume- 3 , Issue- 2] — Anugu Rahul Reddy, B121396, E1

about the true education.....

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— Ramavath Chandu, B121167, E1  Thanks to one and all e-Magazine editors to spreading social knowledge to me, I want sincerely giving my opin“Good, I am satisfies with the e-magazine add some out of ion motivation is the powerful weapon for to achieve anygreatest news I am very thankful to all the e-magazine thing so please add the motivation speeches like Our PM editors Narendhra Modi given in America ,Thanks ones again — Janagam Suresh, B121181, E1 — Sailu Asam, B121440, E1 It is very good. I have experienced a lot of knowledge  Simply superb. “We made it Now its you”” is so helpful to about placements by observing their experience. Nice all the students who are going to face interviews. Photogmagazine about our campus. raphy and art are so nice. Full informative! Keep going!! — Shaik Zaheer, B121190, E1 — Saiteja Pamu, B121462, E1 Cover page is awesome and experiences are nice. I think  A clear idea has been created about campus placements you should increase the level of technocrat matters. All the by reading the experience of our seniors and that was rebest.” ally great!!!This magazine boosts up our knowledge but this time it was not so interesting. — Sd. Salma, B121229,E1 — Nazia Tabassum, B131020,P2 The Student e-Magazine is good. I have known many things. Thanks to Editorial Team.  It is very good, by this e magazine we know our IIIT students capacity and power in world wise. Really it is super, — Nunavath Naresh, B121235, E1 keep it up — Bhargavi. K, B131031, P2 The Student magazine- is one of the insignia to brilliancy of our RGUKT Basar Students. I got more information by reading this magazine  This is the book of creativity, its excellent magazine, its shows the knowledge and creativity of the students. I wish — Kotale Sangameshwar, B121253, E1 our RGUKT to release some more magazines. Photography is so nice. And information recording inter— Vidya, B131034, P2 views gives very clarity. Pencil drawings are really very nice. Comparing to previous editions 7th magazine is very  I Think It Is Very Use Full To Us And Readers Give Very interesting. Think And Expectation To Give Us This Is Very Use Full In The Student e-Magazine thank — Gayathri, B121294,E1 — Satte Ganesh, B131035, P2 “It is good. This magazine is very useful to know what happening in our campus.in my opinion if this magazine  “Student magazine is very nice.it contains very useful and raise the problems which are in our campus, they may good things.my opinion is to encourage everyone. There solve easily. What I am trying to say is that it should play should be less pages and more topics. then it will be intera role like a newspaper in our campus. ested. Thank you — Rajashekhar Shettipally, B121304, E1

— Banoth Devender, B131043, P2

 “Its amazing stage for performance and great opportunity  “It is very useful for all and so many students are interest for those who wants to exhibit there talent. in these activities means writing articles so for those people it is stage to perform their talent. We can share our — Priyanka, B121311, E1 campus problems in this magazines so I like the way to show our problems to the authority by these magazines. I  Magazine is very very nice and it is very useful to us, I like it. known more things from the magazine and about seniors placements cell, and about RGUKT basar also, — Navaneetha Bitla, B131060, P2 — P. Srikanth, B121331,E1  “It Is A Better Way Of Improving Our Knowledge Through The Magazine.”

 This is very good because so many students reads and they get more information about our IIIT, Basar..

— Manthri Swathi, B121387, E1

— B. Somanna, B131082, P2

 “It Is Very Useful To Know Student Thoughts. It Is Very Interesting. It Is Very Good — Shireesha, B131092, P2  I am proud to see our e-magazine again. It was truly wonderful with excellent editing and awesome photography  The 7th edition is amazing.it was a great idea to create an picture. It like it very much and I fell exciting when I read E-MAGAZINE from our campus. This magazine is very our e-Magazine. Thanks to whole the Editorial team. enjoyable.it was helpful to all the students. RGUKT — Basar

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The Student April, 2014 — February, 2015

Feedback on Previous Edition – 7 [Volume- 3 , Issue- 2] — G.Mahananda, B131094, P2  It is very good, and I explaining about jobs and interviews.  I am very delighted to say my views on the magazine it is — Vamshee Krushna Mamindla, B131429, P2 really interesting and a place to outcome with hidden talent. And the cover is really dragging our attention towards  There was a notable improvement in this Edition. I like mostly the one, regarding the Science Updates. On the it. We came to know about the rough imagination regardother hand, The Interview experiences by the final year ing the interviews and placements. I wish this programme student were inspiring. I heart fully thank the editorial would be continued and a new thought that we are unique team for their hard work in the collection... also arises in us. — P. V. Akhil Kumar, B131505, P2 — Ettikala Ashwini, B131096, P2

 It seems very good. We have to encourage this maga-  This magazine is very impressive. This magazine is mainly tells us how to face interviews successfully. I hope it is zine.as per my opinion, there should be separate pages for helpful to each and every student. Keep it up. every batch. We have to encourage everyone. This books — S.Ramu Naidu, B131527, P2 contents are very nice & so useful. Thanks. — Thummakomma Dasara, B131132, P2  “Student e-magazine is good. Because this is inform all matters in RGUKT. E-4 student’s interview information also useful to all students. So every year give this information.

 Edition Of Volume Seven Is Like Future Engineers Creativity Of Thoughts. I Congratulate All The Editorial Team — Veeramalla Sampath Kumar, B131563,P2

— Y.Sarika, B131262, P2  Congratulations...! To editorial Team and This Edition is Nice. Nice photography and the articles Rule the Time and  “This editions are very useful to know the development of Student without Wisdom. RGUKT and we are also thankful to you for giving this — Nagaraju. S, B131589, P2 opportunity” — Mallam Vidyasree, B131296, P2  Interesting to study, good, nice, interesting matters are in the edition. Thanks for giving the edition  “First of all I am grateful about my seniors prepare 7th — G. Supriya, B131610, P2 edition. It is very interesting, and very colourful and much important and well known things of rgukt iiit basar. Simp-  It is a good idea to express ourselves and what is going on ly it is super. the campus we know the editions. My friends and I studied — B. Durgaprasad, B131308, P2

all of 7 editions. It’s very interesting.

— Manasa, B131682, P2  “Feeling very happy!!! And excited to have a local eMagazine in our campus which is a good source to excerpt  Well, the e-Magazine is very excellent and it is useful to the views and thoughts of the students. Keep rocking... And everyone to know the thoughts of our student and it is a maintain the same tempo. good ideas to find the talented students in our campus. I like very much this e-magazine. — Divya Rani, B131331, P2 — J. Srikanth, B131743, P2  Nothing, the magazine are very good. And it tells many new things in our campus. The student e-Magazine are  Campus e-magazine is very nice. Through this e-magazine really a very adventure in our RGUKT we are knowing more about our campus.it is very useful to improve our writing skills. — Pamu Swapna, B131362, P2 — Rajkumar, B131746, P2  Nice to listen our seniors Experiences hope to see our 8th e-Magazine. With tremendous Articles.”  The 7th edition is amazing I want to say thanks for editorial team, and our seniors to share their experience with us. — Pavani Ankathi, B131399, P2 The nature pictures are so nice which giving a shine to the  This magazine is so nice. If you provide more information edition. about our campus it’s very useful to us. We want to more — Arshiya begum, B131749, P2 magazines. Thank you very much. — J.Ramya, B131403, P2  It’s very interesting. We are able to know all that is hidden about the campus and the talents of our friends.”  It is a good one to know ours campus rewards and our — K.Alekhya, B131768,P2 greatness — Srikanth Gunnala, B131406, P2 RGUKT — Basar

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Send your own articles, photographs, poetry, cartoons, short stories, humorous content, drawing & paintings or anything else that you would like to be portrayed in this e-Magazine to the mentioned mail address or submit them through the campus local website or submit it to any of the editorial team member. Page - 36 will helps you to find us. Don’t forget…!! to submit your feedback on this 8th Edition of e-Magazine.We need Feedback…!!! We would like to know more about what our readers think and expect from us. Please feel free to chip in with your queries, compliments, suggestions or any other feedback. Help us to improve, the way you want us to. We could do nothing without your support. Write to us at the mentioned mail address or submit it through campus local website. Healthy criticism is highly appreciated.

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Editorial Team

‘The Student e-Magazine’ Editions Year Plan

During the Academic Year 2015-16 Edition-10 – September, 2015 to December, 2015 [V olume-5, Issue-1] (Yet to Publish)

During the Academic Year 2014-15 Edition-9 – March, 2015 to August, 2015 [V olume-4, Issue-2] (Yet to Publish) Edition-8 – April, 2014 to February, 2015 [V olume-4, Issue-1]

During the Academic Year 2013-14 Edition-7 – October, 2013 to March, 2014 [V olume-3, Issue-2] Edition-6 – January, 2013 to September, 2013 [V olume-3, Issue-1]

During the Academic Year 2012-13 Edition-5 – August, 2012 to December, 2012 [V olume-2, Issue-1]

During the Academic Year 2011-12 Edition-4 – February, 2012 to July, 2012 [V olume-1, Issue-4] Edition-3 – October, 2011 to January, 2012 [V olume-1, Issue-3] Edition-2 – August, 2011 to September, 2011 [V olume-1, Issue-2] Edition-1 – July, 2011 [V olume-1, Issue-1] ‘The Student’ The Editorial Team Members

B. Vaishnavi - B101748 - ECE

S. Venkatesh - B101112 - ECE

T. Varsha - B101971 - ECE

G. Thanmai - B101491 - CSE

R. Thirupathi - B101113 - MME

Sushma - B101965 - ECE

K. Sheethal - B101747 - MME

D. Gagan - B101110 - ECE

J. Akash - B101790 - MME

M. Nikitha - B101739 - ECE

M. Bhavathi - B101749 - ECE

P. Mounika - B101247 - ECE

B. Samatha - B101741 - CIVIL

A. Amani - B101746 - CHEM

N. Madhu - B101093 - ME

K. Sairaju - B101743 - CSE

V. Sonia - B101522 - MME

E. Shiva Prasad - B101989 - CSE

B. Bhaskar - B101745 - CSE

Ch. Venkatesh - B101886 - CSE

Md. Sofi - B101847 - ECE

A. Rakesh - B101934 - CSE

R. Rohith Kumar - B101595 - CSE

S. Ranjith Kumar - B101957 - ECE

Y. Srikanth - B101417 - ME

Sai Sowjanya - B101216 - CSE

G. Sukanya - B101706 - MME

L. Vivek kumar - B101818 - CE

P. Balachandram - B101551 - CE

Krishnaveni - B101595 - CSE

Md. Sameer - B101789 - ECE

B. Srikanth - B101614 - ECE

Sindhu Rathod - B101970 - CSE

G. Ramesh - B101521 - MME

M. ArunKumar - B101761 - CIVIL

A. Alekhya - B101440 - CSE

A. Suresh - B101939 - ECE

G. Mahender - B101740 - CSE RGUKT — Basar

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Telangana State (INDIA), PIN - 504107. is that, after going through me, you should not confine yourself to just reading, but for the proper implementation of all the ideas. Then I’ll be very happy. Hope this mission would succeed. Hi Friends…!! I am “The Student”, your friend. I am one of My Aims/Objectives:the many evaporated ideas developed by the students of IIIT  To plough and extract the already existing creativity Basar. I took birth in July, 2011 in a casual chat between some among the students. naughty friends. I am being published with a mission to incul To develop analytical, thinking and writing skills. cate awareness about everything, to everyone. The main reason behind my origin is to invite direct articles from the stu-  To create research oriented minds. dents and staff, so that they could be read by many and inspire  To bring awareness about what’s going in and around our or change others. Speaking frankly, I am being published with campus. a motto to make IIIT’s more sophisticated than IIT’s, because My Guidelines for YOU to write articles:internal campus magazines played a great role in molding them. I can say that I am 60% succeeded in doing my job, for  There are no restrictions for writing articles. It is not necessary that the articles are related to particular field. evidence have glance at published previous editions and they stood as proof to it. Still it will take a bit time and cover only  Articles related to our campus are given more preference. Campus related issues/news/events. My sincere advice to you  Articles concerning current issues are given more preference. (Ex.: Choosing breadths, Anna Hazare, World Eco► On Campus ► Educational Articles nomic Blackout, etc.) ► Campus Talk ► Leisure Page Send your own articles, photographs, poetry, cartoons, short ► Editorial Page ► Campus Environment stories, humorous content, drawing & paintings or anything ► Quick Take ► ‘The Student’ Art else that you would like to be portrayed through me in this e► Language & Literature ► Campus Sports Magazine to the mentioned mail address or submit them ► Science Updates ► Career & Guidance through the campus local website or submit it to any of the editorial team member or ► Technology ► How It Originated? ► Coffee With Alumni ► Miscellaneous Email: editor.thestudent@gmail.com ► Math-e-magic ► My Experience If you (over) heard something funny too, share it with me by ► Silly Points ► Reviews Email or in person. Page - 36 will helps you to find me. ► E - Tech ► Feedback Column RGUKT — Basar