Magazine 2014-2015 - SIES (Nerul) College Of Arts, Science And

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2014-2015
Cache 2014-15
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2014-2015
COVER PAGE DESIGNED BY:
Tapas Ganesh
Editorial Board:
Faculties:
Ms.Monica Jundre
Prof.Dr.Priyadarsini Poddar
Ms.Sunita Ambhore
STUDENTS:
Vaidehi Padhye
Pratibha Singh
Anita Dhaveji
Bhushita Mehta
Chitra Mankame
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SIES College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Nerul
CONTENT
• From the Principal’s desk…
Library Committee
• Convenor's Note
Sports Committee
• Co-convenor's Note
Cultural Committee
• Student Editor
• English Literary Association
• Managing Committee Members
• Rotaract Club
• ***Staff Photographs***
• Kalasadhana and Hindi Parishad
• Academic Reports 2013-14
• Commerce and Economics
• Result at a glance 2013-14
• Research Papers Published
• Academic Toppers 2013-14
• Research and Add on Courses
• Faculty Members
• Conservation Club
• Guest Lectures
• Alumni Association (SIESNAA)
• Annual College Reports 2014-15
• Academic Achievements
New Initiatives
• Staff Academy Events
• SIES (Nerul) Network Television
• College Newsletter- Series
Departmental Festivals
• TCS- Campus to Corporate Training Programme
• Frames Film Festival (BMM)
• Certified Financial Consultant Course
• Sharpshooters (BMS)
• Zeal- Junior College Initiative
• Exel (B.Com)
• Soaring to the Zenith
• Tresor (BFM)
• SIESNAA
• Synergy (BBI)
• DLLE
• Epoch (BAF)
• Technovision (B.Sc. CS)
Activities and Achievements of Non-Teaching Staff
• Renegade (B.Sc. IT)
• College Official Website
• Innovision 2.0 (M.Sc. IT/CS)
• Feedback Software
• INFOSPARX
Annual College Events - SIESONS
• Additional Accomplishments
• Annual Prize Distribution
Impressions
• Industrial Visits
Apni Boli
• Student Oriented Activities
Aapli Bhasha
• Students’ Council
• National Service Scheme (NSS)
• Women’s Development Cell (WDC)
• Placement Cell
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From the Principal's Desk…
Another year has passed by. So much has happened in this span of
a year right from the successful launching of the Mangalyaan to the
northward shifting of the Indian Continental Plate along the Main
Himalayan Thrust that sent tremors upto a magnitude of 7.9 on the
Richter scale claiming thousands of lives in our neighbouring Nepal
and parts of Eastern India.
The ups and downs of life are part and parcel of our existence.A
positive attitude towards life is what makes us deal with every situation
and overcome every impediment that arrests our progress in the path
of life. The winners emerge and progress forward, not by trampling
others on the way but by taking along everybody towards the pinnacles
of glory.
The past year has been impressive and eventful for our College too.
We have achieved 100% result in the University Examinations in most
of the departments of our college. We have organised number of seminars,
National Conference,
“Infosparx”,Departmental Festivals and Annual Festival “Siesons” during the course of the year. Our TechnoSavvy students,under the guidance of our conscientious lecturers, have meticulously launched a News
Bulletin through “SIES Network Television”, which archives the various college events. Our students have
acquired placements in top Business Organizations of the country. We have made commendable progress in
all fields uplifting solidarity and integrity of our students and staff.
In this age of cut-throat competition students have to be guided to excel in every field, from academics to
artistry.They have to be good orators, communicators, organisers, trustworthy, diligent workers and humble
leaders. We have endeavoured to develop all these positive traits in our students; knowledge has been our
tool for moulding them. But above all we have strived to prolifically develop better individuals for the society –
perfect human beings who can make us proud not only by their achievements but by their benevolence ,
compassion and love for every being on our planet.
This magazine is just another instance of the achievements of our students .Their concepts and ideas have
been reflected through their literary skills. I wish the very best to all students, for a successful career and
blissful life.
- Dr. Rita Basu,
Principal in-charge
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Convenor’s Note
"Errors like straws upon the surface flow He who searches for pearls must dive below".
If life was simple and if man could take as much from Nature's bounties... Then he would
have been the happiest person on earth.But it is said,'As he thinketh in his heart,so he is.'In one's life
nothing is transient or permanent either like the very existence of man or his purpose in life.But surely for
one's Being it becomes necessary to pursue that relative word:simple & important and that
is Happiness to reach that eternal. One would think if ignorance is bliss why aren't there more happy
people ? Happiness is what happiness does.It is nothing more than good health and poor memory ,
probably that is why it is a relative term . The intrinsic nature of man is to be happy,to have peace and
harmony which is nothing but the Essence of Life-Our theme for the year.
We are brought up with the the value that as as we sow,so shall we reap. Keeping that in
view we have tried to delve a little deeper to touch our roots to cover an article on the writings found on our
forts albeit in a very small way we have tried to remember one of the forgotten languages. We have also
tried to touch that intrinsic nature of man to have a little introspection and insight only to excel in our
work with a thorough knowledge and strike a balance to be harmonious A heartfelt thanks to all for the
cooperation given.
Ms. Monica Jundre
Convener
Letter From the Co-Convenor
Dear Readers,
Welcome to our college magazine 'Cache:2014-15'. This year the key theme of the fanzine of our revered
college is -'The Essence of Life'. My respected colleagues and my dear students have presented their
'take' on life. It is my turn as the Co-Convenor to scribble a succinct note about the big word called LIFE.
Life! A simple four lettered word yet it defines our very existence, our presence in this world. Clinically, as
long as our brain possesses the capacity to send command signals to our heart to perform its rhythmic
beats, we are alive. So, can we equate this basic physiological function with the term called 'life'? It is true
when we breathe, eat, drink and are merry with our dear ones around us we have life. But life itself is a
magnanimous expression, a 'Cache', a treasure trove to dig in for knowledge, experiences and emotions.
Even advertisements use catchy phrases like 'Life is Good'', 'Life ko thoda hike kar do' and so on. Life has
so much to give to us. It gifts us our dear ones, our happiness, our little laughters and tears, and the
simplicity to accept the different moments that it brings forth before us. The un-quenching thirst for
knowledge and the urge not just to enhance our life but to improve that of others too, in all the ways:
socially, economically and emotionally.
In this marvellous voyage called life we experience joy and sorrow, love and hate, success and failure,
benevolence and brutality, good and evil. But all these are just two sides of the same coin because we
have something to learn out of all these opposite states and traits, as we are ultimately what we choose to
be. The winner is always judged by not 'How long was one's life', but by 'How one led one's life, leaving his
footprints on the sands of time for others to follow. 'So, friends lets dig in, read what heights of
achievements and competence was presented by our students and how successfully our college fared
through the year.
Thanking You,
Yours Sincerely
Dr. Priyadarsini Poddar
(Co-Convenor)
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Student Editor
Today as I peep down from
the
edge
of
my
building’s
It kept prodding in my mind and
Life is an endless cycle of ups and
pestered me to fetch an answer… I
downs… There are times that may
challenge us emotionally,
terrace, the sight in front of me
thought to myself, is happiness
leaves me mesmerized! I see
always
how
mentally, and from various
flocks of birds frolicking around,
successful we are in our lives? Is it
other fronts. There may also be
trees and its leaves swaying
in a direct proportion to the value of
times that may rupture in into our
merrily, and dancing onto the
our materialistic
lives propagating sheer joy and a
rhythm that the cool breeze of
equivalent
possessions?
to
Can
it
be
sense of triumph. However, being
wind disseminates, sun rays
experienced only after we see our
able to extract happiness and the
painting the canvas of the sky
dreams and desires translated into
feeling of satiety from every single
beautifully with its myriad shades
reality? Or is it that it comes to a
moment passing by, be it any,
of colours, and so on and so
person when he/she receives a lot
should be the real motto of our
forth. This ensnaring environment
of adulations and accolades in
lives. After all, the real ESSENCE
around me unknowingly brought
comparison to others? If so, why
OF
a smile onto my face. In a
did the sight of the nature in front of
perennially
LIFE
lies
only
happy
in
being
donning
a
moment I had forgotten about all
me instantly render a smile on my
positive perspective. The one who
my worries of the impending
face? Why did it give me an eternal
lets go of the past abstaining from
result and many other things that
blissful feeling?
brooding over it, and instead
clamoured
in
my
brain
all
Pondering over this thought for
chooses to experience the joy that
throughout the day. The blissful
quite an amount of time, I realized
those small little moments passing
feeling that the sight gave me
that real happiness lies not in big
by bestow upon one, has known
was so impulsive! Moments ago I
achievements, but in those small
the essence of life in the right spirit
according to me.
was mired in the world of worries,
little moments! I don’t want to
and here I am right now, content
sound clichéd in any way, but isn’t
and happy seeing the pleasing
life all about optimizing the present
sight. This is when a question
moment by living it to the fullest
struck
and instilling in oneself the spirit to
me,
happiness?”
“ What
is
real
be always happy, come what
may? For me, it really is!
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1
2
3
Rank
NAME OF THE STUDENT
1
D’SOUZA JENELLE DENZIL
TAVHARE ABOLI SAHEBRAO
CHOUDHARY RUKHSAR NASEEM AHMED
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
RADHIKA PARTHASARTHY,
MADRE ASMINA NASIR
BHAT MADHUR RAMESH
PADHYE VAIDEHI VIVEK
OVERALL TOPPERS BCOM
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Rank
1
2
3
FYBCOM SEMESTER II
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PILLAI SREELEKSHMI
JAIN SIDDHI BALCHAND
KOTIAN PRIYANKA
VISHWANATH
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2
3
1
2
3
DHUMAL POOJA NAVNATH
KATHE ARVIND PRASHANT
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SYBCOM SEMESTER III
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NAME OF THE STUDENT
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NAME OF THE STUDENT
CHOUDHARY ZIKRA
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1st In Semester IV
3rd In Semester IV
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PURBA SNEH ANIL
DIAS NATASHA CAJETAN
VIRANA AMISHI MANISH
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3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
JANANI SUNDAR DURGA
AKILA SENTHILVADIVEL
09
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FYBMS SEMESTER I
Rank
1
2
3
FYBMS SEMESTER II
NAME OF THE STUDENT
JAIN PRACHI PRAKASH
NAMRATHA AJAY THAMPY
SHINDE NUPUR NITIN
Rank
1
3
2nd In Semester II
SYBMS SEMESTER III
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PRIYANKA SUNIL MUNIYAL
GOEL TANIA SUMMET
SYBMS SEMESTER IV
NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
ANDHARE SANJYOT SANJAY 2nd In Semester IV
JAIN ANITA GEHRILAL
PANDEY ASTHA ANIRUDHA
SHARMA ASHWINA ANIL
1
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
AHUJA ANUPAMA DEEPAK
DHARIWAL DILPREET AMRIK SINGH
MAKKAD SWARANJIT KAUR
JAGJEET SINGH
TYBMS SEMESTER V
TYBMS SEMESTER VI
Rank
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
MRINAL DESHMUKH
GIRISH DESHMUKH
SHIVANI KESARI
3rd In Semester VI
1
2
NAME OF THE STUDENT
RUMANI RUHIYA
NORONHA CHRISTINA
OVERALL TOPPERS AF
FYAF SEMESTER I
Rank
1
2
3
FYAF SEMESTER II
NAME OF THE STUDENT
KOTHARI CHIRAG ASHISH
KOTHARI CHINMAY ASHISH
KHANDELWAL AKRITI
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1st In Semester II
1st In Semester II
3
SYAF SEMESTER III
Rank
1
2
3
Rank
2
1st In Semester IV
3
TYAF SEMESTER V
Rank
1
2
3
R.VAISHNAVI
SYAF SEMESTER IV
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SMITHA VASUDEVAN
BIRUA KUSUMLATA
JHA MEGHNA PRADEEP
NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PRIYADARSHINI
BALASUBRAMANIAN
AISHWARYA SITARAMAN
TYAF SEMESTER VI
NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
KOTHARI POOJA
SHETTY TANVI
PANDAY PAYAL
1
2
3
10
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SEBASTIAN THAIKADAN
NEETA GHULE
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FYBI SEMESTER I
Rank
1
2
3
FYBI SEMESTER II
NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
BHAVI HASMUKH JAIN
KHOT NIDA IKHLAK
SALINI K S
2nd In Semester II
3
1
2
3
SYBI SEMESTER IV
NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
NAIR ANAGHA
2nd In Semester IV
BHATTACHARYYA SRIJOYEE 1st In Semester IV
DESAI AKSHATA ARUN
3
TYBI SEMESTER V
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1
2
3
REGO ERIC RICHARD
1st In Semester II
SYBI SEMESTER III
Rank
NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE STUDENT
KARE POOJA VILAS
TYBI SEMESTER VI
NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
AISHWARYA IYER
KONAR MAHALAKSHMI
RAYAN SHERIN M.
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAIDU NANDINI K
PAL ANAMIKA
NAIR SANJANA
OVERALL TOPPERS FM
FYFM SEMESTER I
Rank
1
2
3
FYFM SEMESTER II
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SINHA SHRISTI SHASHI
THAKUR SHWETA
IYER GANESH KRISHNAN
Rank
1
2
3rd In Semester II
SYFM SEMESTER III AND IV
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SHETTY AISHWARYA
CHANE SIMRAN
TYFM SEMESTER V
NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAIR ANJALI
GULABANI POOJA
DAVE VIDHI BHARAT
Rank
1st In Semester IV
2nd In Semester IV
3rd In Semester IV
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
GALA MEETI VIJAY
HANDE AARTI DEVENDRA
PARCHURA NUPURA
TYFM SEMESTER VI
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2
NAME OF THE STUDENT
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11
1st In Semester VI
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FYBMM SEMESTER I
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1
2
3
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NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
PRADHAN PURTI RAJESH
BHANDARI NEHA SUDHIR
ALIFIYA MURTAZA FAIZY
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3
FYBMM SEMESTER III
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1
2
1
2
NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
SAHITA TWINKLE SURESH
NAMBIAR SANCHITA VINOD
1
2
1
2
3
2nd In Semester II
NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
MADHUJA VEERKAR
SNEHA HARIHARAN
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PAWAR ASHWINI RAMDAS
IYENGAR AARTI KRISHNAN
TYBMM SEMESTER VI (ADVERTISING)
1st In Semester VI
2
TYBMM SEMESTER V (JOURNALISM)
Rank
TALWAR SHIKHA
RAVINDERKUMAR
SYBMM SEMESTER IV
TYBMM SEMESTER V (ADVERTISING)
Rank
NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE STUDENT
HARDIKAR TEJASHREE
JADHAV PRIYANKA
TYBMM SEMESTER VI (JOURNALISM)
NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
BHARDHWAJ SAURABH
1st In Semester VI
SAHA DIDHITI
2nd In Semester VI
AISHWARYA PATTABHIRAMAN
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
RHODA DANIEL
OVERALL TOPPERS CS
FYCS SEMESTER I AND II
Rank
1
2
3
SYCS SEMESTER III
NAME OF THE STUDENT
KADALAMADATHIL ANILA
MUDHALIAR MALATHI
RAVIMANI
SINGH ANIMESH SHARDA
Rank
1st In Semester II
1
2
3
3rd In Semester II
2nd In Semester II
SYCS SEMESTER IV
Rank
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SUSEELA .C.V
1st In Semester IV
JOSEPH CHANDNI SURESH 2nd In Semester IV
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TYCS IN SEMESTER V
NAME OF THE STUDENT
Rank
RAMJAN BEE.H
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
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CHRISTEENA KURIAKOSE
UDPIKAR OJASWINI
TYCS IN SEMESTER VI
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2
NAME OF THE STUDENT
BANGERA SHALINI
MONAPPA
12
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FYIT SEMESTER II
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Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SAIGAL MANISH KAMAL
NETAWANE ANKITA ASHOK
NADAR ARUNRAJ
MUNISHWARANMUTHU
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1st In Semester II
2
NAME OF THE STUDENT
KAKI DEEPA HANMANTA
SYIT SEMESTER III
SYIT SEMESTER IV
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Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
GORE BHAGYASHREE
1st In Semester IV
MHATRE KARISHMA DIILIP
SHAIKH SADAF
MATIURREHMAN
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PUTHRAN RAKSHITHA
FERNANDES ALLAN
SINGH DEEPIKA SATYAPAL
TYIT SEMESTER V
TYIT SEMESTER VI
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Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
GUPTA POOJA DINESH
2nd In Semester VI
NATHAN SAROJ DASS
3rd In Semester VI
NETAWANE AISHWARYA
NEELAKANTAN SUBRAMANIAN
1
NAME OF THE STUDENT
NEELKANTHAN
SUBRAMANIAN
OVERALL TOPPERS MCOM
M.COM PART – I SEMESTER I RESULT – OCTOBER 2013
M.COM PART – I SEMESTER II RESULT – MARCH 2014
Rank
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
MOGAL SEEMA
ELAVIA PINAZ
DUBE ARUSHI
KOTWAL SHRUTHI
2nd In Semester II
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SHRUTHI KRISHNAN
1st In Semester II
M.COM PART – II SEMESTER III RESULT –OCTOBER 2013
M.COM PART – II SEMESTER IV RESULT – MARCH 2014
Rank
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
JAIN SANGEETHA
PATIL BHAVIKA
SHAH NIDHI
KALSEKAR RUCHIKA
1
3
2nd In Semester IV
13
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SHAIKH SANA
GADHIA ARPITA
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M.Sc EVS PART -I SEMESTER – I (OCT-2012)
M.Sc EVS PART –II SEMESTER II
Rank
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
RAISA SARKAR RAJAT
SHRADDHA BHOSALE
ANCHAN AMRUTA
1st In Semester II
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
AIMAN SHEEBA
2nd In Semester II
M.SC EVS SEMESTER III
M.SC EVS SEMESTER IV
Rank
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SHARMA RENUKA
AMRITA SAJU SHAILA
SHARAYU PARAB
3rd In Semester IV
1st In Semester IV
2
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SHIVALKAR YUVRAJ
DEEPAK
OVERALL TOPPERS M.Sc (CS)
M.Sc CS PART – I SEMESTER I
M.Sc CS PART – I SEMESTER II
Rank
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
NIKITA SOMVANSHI
DEEPIKA JAYARAMAN
SNEHAL POTE
1
NAME OF THE STUDENT
VIKAS PUNDE
3rd In Semester II
2nd In Semester II
M.Sc CS PART – II SEMSTER III
M.SC CS SEMESTER IV
Rank
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SAFA NAYEEM BAIG
SUNITA ARUN ARORA
VAISHALI NIVDUNGE
2
3
1st In Semester IV
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SURYAWANSHI SNEHA
TURBHEKAR PRATIKSHA
OVERALL TOPPERS M.Sc (IT)
M.Sc IT PART – I SEMESTER I
M.Sc IT PART – I SEMESTER II RESULT – MARCH 2013
Rank
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
SREENIDHI KODACKATT
AFSHEEN KHAN
DEEPIKA KASBALE
1st In Semester II
2
NAME OF THE STUDENT
NARMETA VANITA
3rd In Semester II
M.Sc IT SEMESTER III
M.ScIT SEMESTER IV
Rank
Rank
1
2
3
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PRITI ANGAD RAI
SHRADHA BHOSALE
POONAM S. HALWAI
1
2
3
14
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PATIL DIPALI SURESH
RAI PRITI ANGAD
PADTE SRUSHTY SHEKHAR
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FACULTY MEMBERS
Principal In-charge:
Dr. Rita Basu
Jr. College Teachers
Ms. Sudha Sriram – (Junior College Vice Principal)
Ms. Sunita Ambhore
Ms. Adeline Cassie Lopez
Ms. Rajashri Shinde
Ms. Monica Jundre
Ms Annie Jacob
Ms. Rajeshree Ravi
Ms. Ayesha T Coelho
Mr. Vijay S. Tandalekar - PT Instructor
Degree College – Arts - Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM)
Prof. Mithun Pillai - Co-ordinator
Dr. Priyadarshini K Poddar
Mr. Abhishek Dandekar
Degree and Post-Graduate Courses – SCIENCE
B.Sc & M.Sc Informative Technology (B.Sc IT & M.Sc IT)
Dr. Swati Vitkar Prasad - M.Sc (IT & CS) Co-ordinator
Ms. Anu Thomas BSc IT - Co-ordinator
Mr. Vishwanath D Kale
Ms.Vrushali Patil
Mr. Deepak S Sharma
Ms. Meghna Bhatia
Ms. Nutan Parab
Mr. Sidharth A Tapare
B.Sc & M.Sc Computer Science (B.Sc CS & M.Sc CS)
Ms.Sheeja Ravi - B.Sc - Co-ordinator
Ms. Arti Bansode
Ms. Sreeja S. Nair
Ms. Surekha Kohle
Ms. Alpana Pandey
Ms Padmaleela D
Ms. Prachi K Parab
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B.Sc & M.Sc Computer Science (B.Sc CS & M.Sc CS)
Ms.Sheeja Ravi - B.Sc - Co-ordinator
Ms. Arti Bansode
Ms. Sreeja S. Nair
Ms. Surekha Kohle
Ms. Alpana Pandey
Ms Padmaleela D
Ms. Prachi K Parab
Master of Environmental Science (M.Sc. EVS)
Ms. Pooja H Desai - M.sc EVS - Co-ordinator
Dr. Jyoti G Koliyar
Degree and Post Graduate Courses - COMMERCE
B.Com and M.Com
Mr. R.Perumal - M.Com - Co-ordinator
Ms. Rajeshri P Shinkar - B.Com - Co-ordinator
Ms. Vasanti Rajadhyaksha
Ms. Sugandha Jha
Ms. Trupti Wani
Ms. Rupali Zele
Ms. Kavita Chakravarty
Ms. Payal Madhok
Ms. Rina S. Kumar
Mr. Krishna T Mishra
Ms. Preeti Jain
Bachelor of Accounting & Finance (B.Com - A/F)
Ms Indumathi B - (B.Com A/F) Co-ordinator
Ms.Rajalakshmi Anantharaman
Dr. Priyanka Mohan
Bachelor of Banking and Insurance (B.Com - B/I)
Ms. Bhumika More - B.Com B/I - Co-ordinator
Mr. R Perumal
Ms. Lata Lokhande
Bachelor of Financial Market (B.Com - FM)
Ms. Koel Roy Choudhury - B.Com (FM) - Vice Principal
Ms. Priyanka V Dukhande
Ms. Babita H Kakkar
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Bachelor of Management Studies - BMS
Dr. Neera Kumar - BMS - Co-ordinator
Ms. Anamika Beniwal
Ms. Gon Ananya Bidhan
Mr. Chaitanya S Songirkar
Dr. Purvi Pujari
Ms. Sonali Chavan Nair
Non - Teaching Staff
Office Staff
Mr. Muralikrishnan Nambiar, Registrar
Ms. Priya Vasudevan, Office Superintendent
Ms. Prema Vijaykumar, Sr.Clerk
Mr. Vilas Pawar, Sr.Clerk
Ms Velammal Rajagopal, Jr.Clerk
Ms Trupti Dhanawade, Jr.Clerk
Ms. Varsha R Gawali, Jr.Clerk
Mr. Dilip Santaram Gajmal, Jr.Clerk
Mr. Mukesh Gaikwad, Jr.Clerk
Ms. Padma C Nair, Jr.Clerk
MS. Radha Prasad, Jr.Clerk
Mr.Vinayak Dole, Peon
Mr. Pravin Singh, Peon
Mr. Pramod Pawar, Peon
Mr. Manoj G Satpute, Peon
Accounts Staff
Mr. Ganesh Pandaram, Sr. Accounts Officer
Mr. Sawant Vijay Vasant, Accounts Officer
Mr.Nitin Laxman Pawar, Account Assistant
Mr. Arjun Singh, Account - Peon
Laboratory Staff
Mr. Krishnamurthy Nadar, System Administrator
Mr. Ram Anuj Tiwari, Lab. Assistant
Mr. Chavan Rajesh Shankar, Lab. Assistant (M.Sc. EVS)
Mr Datta Khopade, Peon
Mr. Nitin Devidas Mane, Peon (M.Sc. EVS)
Mr. Bhaskar Tukaram Mane, Peon
Mr. Vasant DondePeon
Library Staff
Ms. Neelima Balachandran, Librarian
Ms. Swapna Desai, Assistant Librarian
Mr. Pravin Jadhav, Library Attandant
Mr Vishwas Ghadigaonkar, Peon
Mr. Jayaram Krishnan Iyer, Peon
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NON - TEACHING STAFF
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Annual College Reports (2014-2015)
The goal of education is the advancement of knowledge and the dissemination of truth- John F.Kennedy
The foundation of the esteemed institution of SIES has been laid on the motto 'Rise With Education'. Where
'education' means striking an appropriate balance between academics and extracurricular and thus excelling
in both. Student here are always encouraged to showcase the innate talent within them by providing them with
the required platforms in the form of different clubs and committees. Cache is an annual magazine which
covers every achievement, activity and event which takes place every year. Also, the spirits of unity and team
work are instilled within them through various departmental fests and an annual inter-college fest that students
from various streams and batches come together and erect. The Industrial Visits section will take you on an all
India tour, while our Milestones mark our proudest moments. The following is the report of the myriad activities
and programmes that the college premises witness:
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS
SIES (Nerul) College of Arts, Science and Commerce had yet another commendable year. The College
continued with its tradition of excellence by showcasing admirable achievements in the academic arena.
• The Junior College continued with their praiseworthy performance, with the second year student’s
achieving 100% results for the seventh consecutive year and 77% of the total number of students
securing distinctions – April 2014.
• BMM (Bachelor of Mass Media) and B.Com A.F (Accounting and Finance) courses achieved 100% result at the
Third Year University Examinations – April 2014.
• Dr. Swati Vitkar of the B.Sc.I.T department completed her Ph.D. from Shri Jagdishprasad Jhabarmal
Tibrewala University on the topic ‘Predictive analysis using data mining and GIS to study the impact of air and
water pollutants as one of the factors affecting human health’ on 30th December 2014. She also completed
her MCA from Punjab Technical University on February 2014.
• Ms. Sugandha D. Jha of the B.Com Department completed her M.Phil from Allagappa University
on May 2014.
• Ms. Kavitha Chakravarthy of the B.Com Department completed M.Phil. from SNDT University on
June 2014.
• Mr. Vishwanathan Kale of the B.Sc.I.T department completed MCA from Punjab Technical University
on February 2014.
• Mr. Nitin Pawar of the Accounts Department completed his Master’s Degree in Financial Management
(MMS) from University of Mumbai on May 2014.
• Mr. Ganeshan Pandaram of the Accounts Department completed his M.Com from Alagappa University on
February 23, 2015.
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RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED
National & International
Conference
Department
Research Conference
BMS
Mr. Chaitanya Asst.
Songirkar
Prof.
National Journal
“Confluence”
BMS
Ms. Sonali
Chavan
Asst.
Prof.
12th AIMS All India
Management Studies
BMS
January 2015
Dr. Purvi
Pujari
Asst.
Prof.
BMS
August 14,
2014
Dr. Jyoti
Koliyar
Asst.
Prof.
Indian Science Congress
Association, Aurangabad
Chapter Pre-Science
Congress-2014
Dr. Jyoti G.
Koliyar
Asst.
Prof.
Dr. Jyoti G.
Koliyar
Asst.
Prof.
Name of Staff
Post
M.s Ashwina
Sharma and
Ms. Sanjyot
Andhare
Student
Date & Year
January 15,
2015
Topic
Venue
Youth
Marketing
Pillai College,
Panvel, and
Navi Mumbai
‘Investment Avenues
Investor’s Perception
& Preference
SKN Sinhgad
Institute,
Pune
IIM
Kozhikode
Creativity to the
Organization,
Creativity &
Innovation A new paradigm
Pillai College
M.Sc.
December 30,
Environmental 31 2014
Science
To study the
corrosion inhibition
efficiency on mild
steel by using
herbal inhibitor
extract of Hibiscus
rosa-sinensis in
1M HCl”.
Dr. Babasaheb
Ambedkar
Marathwada
University,
Aurangabad
International conference
M.Sc.
November 17,
Environmental 2014
Science
An evaluation of Bhopal
physic-chemical Madhya
Pradesh
parameters to
assess water
quality from
Kegaon & Nagaon
villages of Uran
Taluka
International Congress
on Environmental
Research at Bangalore
M.Sc.
December 28,
Environmental 2014
Science
To study the
status of grey
water quality
& tribulations
related to
corrosion in
geyser and
water bath
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Engineering,
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RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED
Name of Staff
Dr. Jyoti G.
Koliyar &
Ms. Sheeba
Aiman
Post
Asst.
Prof.
National & International
Conference
Department
Date & Year
Topic
Venue
7thInternational
Congress
M.Sc.
Environmental
Science
Comparative study
& effect of plant
(fruit peel) extracts
Musa Sapientum &
Cucurbita maxima to
inhibit corrosion on
mild steel by using
1N HCl
R.V. College
of
Engineering,
Bangalore,
India.
Dr. Priyadarsini
Poddar and
Seema Mogal
National Conference
‘Infosparx’
BMM
Impact of Celebrity
Endorsement on
Consumer’s
Buying Behaviour
in context to the
area of Vashi.”
SIES (Nerul)
College of
Arts, Science
and
Commerce
Dr. Priyadarsini
Poddar and
Seema Mogal
National Conference
‘Infosparx’
BMM
Job Satisfaction
in Public and
Private Sector:
A Comparative
Study made in
the areas of
Navi Mumbai.”
SIES (Nerul)
College of
Arts, Science
and
Commerce
Dr. Priyadarsini
Poddar and
Seema Mogal
National Conference
‘Infosparx’
BMM
Consumer
satisfaction in
eco-friendly
products
SIES (Nerul)
College of
Arts, Science
and
Commerce
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GUEST LECTURES
SIES College has always focused on practical knowledge, along with thereotical knowledge imparted through
regular courses. This is why it has always arranged for Guest Lectures for the students. Eminent personalities
from industries and corporate sector background are invited to provide an insight to the students into the
overall functioning of the corporate world.
Following were the guest lectures organised during the academic year 2014-15.
BMS
• Mrs. Ira Kumar, placement manager SIESCOMS conducted a seminar on C.V. writing for students on
TYBMS on 20.09.2014
• Mr. Denzil Lewis, Switch Idea, Navi Mumbai conducted a workshop on Career Development for our
students on FYBMS on 17th Nov.2014
• Prof. Rahul Shah, Swami Vivekananda College conducted an expert guest lecture for our students of
TYBMS on “Service Sector Management and Special Studies in Marketing” on 9th Oct.2014
• Prof. Priti A. Parikh, coordinator of
Lala Lajpatrai College conducted an expert guest lecture for our
students of TYBMS on “Financial Management and Special Studies in Finance” on 29th Sep.2014
• Prof. Rahul Shah, Swami Vivekananda College conducted an expert guest lecture for our students of
TYBMS on “International marketing and Retail management” on 1st April 2015
• Prof. Priti A. Parikh, coordinator of Lala Lajpatrai College conducted an expert guest lecture for our students
of TYBMS on “International Finance and IAPM” on 4th April.2015.
• Ms. Hema HR Head Flames Institute of Business and communication for TYBMS on “Courses in
Communication and management.” 11.03.2015
• ENDEVOURS Mr. Sanket Bhatia faculty- Conducted a lecture on “Emerging Courses in Management” for
TYBMS
BMM
• V Ganapathy, conducted a seminar on “Brand Building” for students on TYBMM (Ad) on 6th September 2014
• Anita Maindarkar, conducted a seminar on “Advertising in Contemporary society” for TYBMM(Ad) on
9th October 2014
• Hasan Mulani, conducted a guest lecture for our students of TYBMM (J)on “Niche Journalism”
6th April 2015
• Anita Maindarkar conducted an expert guest lecture for our students of TYBMM(Ad)on “Advertising and
Marketing Research” on 7th April 2015
• Hanif Lakdawala conducted an expert guest lecture for our students of TYBMM(Ad)on “Agency
Management” on 11th April 2015
B.Com
• Azhar Khan from A. K. Tutorials conducted a seminar on Career Awareness and Guidance for students of
SY and TY B.Com on 30th January 2015.
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B. Com (Accounting and Finance)
• Dr. Sumathi Gopal conducted a guest lecture on ‘New Provisions of Public Offer, Shares and Debentures in
Companies Act, 2013’ on 4 Feb, 2015 for Second year BAF students.
• Prof. Anita Rai conducted a guest lecture for Auditing subject on 23 March, 2015 for third year BAF
students.
• Prof. Vasanti Shenoy conducted a guest lecture for Principles of Management subject on 6 April, 2015 for
third year BAF students.
B.Com (Banking and Insurance)
• Guest session on “Foreign Exchange Instruments” was conducted by Mr SVR Murthy, Treasury Head,
Bank of Bahrain & Kuwait, on 30th August’14 for SYBI and TYBI students.
• Mr. Premnath Agarwal conducted guest session on “Future Trends in Banking Sector” on 27th January’15
for SYBI and FYBI students.
• Mr Aaditya Subramian conducted a session for TYBI on “Corporate Governance in globalised economy
with special reference to B I” on 31st January’15.
B.Com (Financial Market)
• A guest lecture on the subject “Foreign Exchange Market” was conducted by Prof. Kannan between 07:3009:00am and Mr. Denzil Lewis, Switch Idea, Navi Mumbai on 20th Sep 2014.
• A guest lecture on the subject “Global Capital Market” was conducted by Mr. Rahul Shah between 07:3009:00am on 24th Sep2014.
• A guest lecture on the subject “Derivatives Market” was conducted by Mr. Nitin Nachnani between 09:3011:30am.on 27th Sep2014.
• A guest lecture for FY and SYBFM students was conducted by Dr. Aditya Srinivas (COO & Chief Economist,
BSE Forum) on “Indian Capital Market- Indian Economy”. It was very interactive session on 5th Feb 2015.
• A guest lecture for TYBFM (Semester VI) students was arranged in the subject of Mutual Fund
management by Ms. Jenny Prajith faculty Pillai College, Panvel on 19th March2015.
• A guest lecture for TYBFM (Semester VI) students was arranged in the subject of Customer Relationship
Management by Mr. Rahul Shah faculty Swami Vivekanand College, Chembur on 1st April2015.
B.Sc. Computer Science
• Dheeraj Sen, programmer from TCS, conducted a seminar on Web Services on 22nd February 2015.
BSc IT Department
• A guest lecture on Project Development By Prof Abhijjet Gole was conducted on 30th Jan 2015.
• A Session was conducted by Aakansh Putran on DCN 2nd Feb 2015.
MSc-IT/CS
• A guest lecture on Cloud Computing was organized on 27th March 2015 by Mr. Pritpal Singh, a consultant
with Capgemini (India) Pvt Ltd.
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STAFF ACADEMY EVENTS
The staff Academy started the year by conducting a talk on
How to recognize the
‘‘ signs ofandstress
depression in
students‘‘
MS. Anagha Goraksha,
Counsellor in our College on 1st September 2014.
Christmas the season of joy and sharing was celebrated with
much enthusiasm and fanfare. Christmas party was organized
on 23rd December 2014 for staff members.A Christmas tree
was put up in the quadrangle. The members of the choir group
of the College entertained everybody with Christmas Carols.
Santa Claus distributed chocolates among the students to
spread the message of sharing. A lecture on “CAS Rules and
Regulations” by Dr.Pooja Ramchandani of H.R.College was
conducted on
27th January 2015.
An Osteoporosis Awareness Programme was conducted on 25
th April 2015 in which information regarding Osteoporosis and
its prevention was given by Dr.Sunil Shetty, HOD, Orthopaedics
at D.Y.Patil Medical College, Nerul, Navi Mumbai. This was
followed by an interactive session in which Dr.Shetty cleared the
doubts and misconceptions regarding Osteoporosis for the
faculty members.
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B.Com Department- EXEL (Entertainment Extends into Education and Learning)
“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” - Hellen Keller
EXEL, the departmental fest of B.Com marked its thundering presence on the 6th of December, 2014,
in the campus of SIES College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Nerul. It proved to be a platform for
students to identify, fructify their hidden boundless creativity. It held something for everyone to look forward
to from delirious games to mindboggling events this fest was not only bewitched but also enthralled.
Summed in three words, this fest was “Entertainment, Education & Exuberance”. Title sponsor of this event
was Audio Bop.
Exel is not only about entertainment but we also believe in contributing to the society. To support this motive
Exel came up with cleanliness drive- LETS CLEAN which took place near Vashi Railway Station. There was a
great response from our volunteers and support from teachers which helped in accomplishment of the cause.
Exel was filled with lots of events organized by our 4 committees: Performing Arts, Fine Arts, Literary Arts and
Crossovers. These committees were supported by other intermediaries like Admin, Marketing and Hospitality
for better working.
The flagship event of the festival was ‘Fashion Show’which was one of the major crowd puller at EXEL for those
with glittering flair. For music intellects like Mozart, Singing Event was an apt stage to showcase the up
springing talent.
Other events included Funtakshari, Mini Golf, Treasure Hunt, Aail Art, Dress Draping, Guess the Movie and
many more.
B.Com (Financial Markets) –TRESOR
“Teamwork divides the task, and multiplies the success.”
The B.Com (Financial Markets) department conducted its annual intra-collegiate fest TRESOR on 5th
December, 2014. The objective of the event was to enlighten the students about the developments in financial
markets. The function began with the inauguration ceremony where students made a short presentation on
the various programs organised under TRESOR. Mock Stock Exchange, Dicey Market, Treasure Hunt,
SonekiGaadi, were few of the events organised during the fest. These events educated students about
finance and economics with fun methods. The Personality Contest was a crowd engaging event which saw
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B.COM (Banking and Insurance) –SYNERGY
"Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success."
- Henry Ford
The students of Banking and Insurance Department lived up to their newly crafted motto, “Energise, Enrich,
Empower” emerging larger and grander than ever. Both the students and the alumni came together, staying
true to the meaning of “SYNERGY”, to create a new logo and tagline which will represent SYNERGY for years
to come. SYNERGY 2014 was an amalgamation of the spirit of altruism, joy and knowledge. The fest wasn’t
just for a day, it started with the students visiting the NGOs namely, Pink World and NMMC etc.
The events held in SYNERGY were tailor-made to suit the finance theme of the department; each game was a
perfect mix of fun as well as financial elements. The events were as follows: Snakes and Ladders, Commodity
Market, Pot Puri, Treasure Hunt, Luck Factor, Minute to Win It, Stumble Upon, Insured Kabbadi.
B.COM (Accounting and Finance) – EPOCH
“A country, a style or an epoch is interesting only for the idea behind them.”
‘Epoch’- the annual departmental fest of the B.Com (Accounting and Finance) was
held on the 23rd of February, 2015. The fest had the theme ‘Mumbai Meri Jaan’, and
the creative department of the fest took meticulous efforts in embellishing the college
premises with models that highlighted the theme well. (It was not only a one-day fest,
but also conducted some other socially beneficial activities that made the faculty
hold pride for its students.)
Food Grains Collection Drive and Old Clothes Donation Drive was initiated for a period of
10 days which resulted in a substantial collection from members all over the college.
On completion of the drive the items were packed in cartons and given away to
Koshish (NGO) in Chembur.
There were many games like Jewel Thief, Selfie Station, Monopoly, Lagori, and Dodge Ball which attracted a
good number of participants. The organising committee took care to see that all the games were based on the
theme ‘Mumbai Meri Jaan’ and were educational. Students enjoyed the fest as it was a great learning
experience.
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BMS Department- Sharpshooters
What you can measure, you can manage!”
‘SHARPSHOOTERS’, the departmental fest of BMS, marked its presence in the campus of SIES (Nerul)
College of Arts, Science and Commerce on the 10th of January, 2015. The theme of the fest was-‘ Zaken
Doen’ –Do Business, why go global? Start with India. Being a festival with its core emphasis on Management
known across Navi Mumbai as the biggest Management Fest, the Festival saw itself reaching new heights of
success.
The core team found it necessary to follow our prime ministers steps by Building up India and utilizing its
potential that it has in all spheres. That’s what leads to the evolution of the theme Zaken Doen. They helped in
creating a feeling of awareness throughout the college premises by dividing it into different zones of the
country and made each zone popular with the business they flourished in the best. The college saw
participants from a varied list of colleges such as Poddar, Hinduja, Mithibai, NIFT Mumbai, Xaviers, Jai Hind,
Mulund college of Commerce, Pillai and Bharti Vidyapeeth, HR College and a Student from the University of
Pennsylvania.
They had a list of flagship events out of which the Business Quiz, Masterpreuner-“testing ones marketing
skills”, Corporate Walk which bought out the corporate avatar within the participants, Rags to riches
“Monopoly in its realistic image”, Amazing race ,in which the participants made their way around Nerul to
crack clues that finally led them to the treasure.
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DEPARTMENTAL FESTIVALS
“I would rather entertain and hope that people learned something
than educate people and hope they were entertained.” - Walt Disney
BMM Department- Frames Film Festival
“Like creating a masterpiece, quitting is an art: you have to decide what to keep within
the frame and what to keep out.”
Frames Film Festival is the largest undergraduate level film festival in India. It is an initiative by the BMM
department of the SIES (Nerul) College of Arts, Science and Commerce. The 12th Frames Film Festival that
marked its remarkable presence in the college premises on the 15th, 16th and 17th of January, 2015,
received entries not only from reputed colleges and film institutions across India but also from different
countries like U.S.A., Great Britain, Australia, Sri Lanka and Pakistan and also saw a lot many celebrities
gracing various occasions. A modest initiative by a group of aspiring Mass-Media students of the 2002-03
batches, Frames today has grown into a platform for nurturing the talents of budding filmmakers. On a bigger
canvas, the participants have been hired by reputed industry professionals over the years.
The theme for 12th Frames Film Festival was ‘Indie-Ras’ which combines the two aspects of Independent
Cinema and Navras.
The inaugural ceremony which got wide media coverage was followed by the screening of short films
made by students for the competition. The jury members were Shlok Sharma (Independent Film maker),
Vasan Bala (Writer and Assistant Director-Lunchbox) and Ritesh Shah (Writer-Kahani). They were joined by
Aarti Bajaj (Editor-Highway), Samar Shaikh (Director-Bobby Jasoos).The films were realistic and experimental
and were appreciated by the audience
B.Sc. (IT) Department – RENEGADE
“The computer is almost human, except that it doesn’t put the blame of its mistakes on other humans.”
The most awaited technical fest of SIES Nerul , “RENEGADE” was organized by the IT Department on 19
December 2014.This year for the first time, RENEGADE was preceded with a pre-event Flash mob & “Zumba
Workshop“. Many enthusiastic collegians became a part of this workshop conducted by Mr. Bipin Dhotre, a
certified Zumba trainer. The main event day saw a footfall of more than 200 participants with participation of
students from various colleges of Navi Mumbai. The festival was inaugurated at 9am with prayer and lighting
of lamp by IT Coordinator Mrs. Meghna Bhatia and other faculty members Prof Vishwanath Kale and Prof
Nutan Parab. This was followed by an inspiring speech by the IT faculties. This year RENEGADE included
various events like: LAN Gaming, Minute to Win IT, Brain Buster, Neon-Kick, Debugging and Three Monkeys.
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B.Sc. (Computer Science) Department- TECHNOVISION
“We are changing the world with TECHNOLOGY.” –Bill Gates.
TECHNOVISION is the departmental festival organized by the B.Sc. Computer Science Department of
S.I.E.S (Nerul) College of Arts, Science & Commerce. It was held on 13th September 2014 inside our College
campus. The event presided by Prof. Sheeja Ravi,HOD of BSc.(C.S),was inaugurated by Celebrity Chief
Guest, Mr. Ben Varghese, global player of Counter Strike with the lightning of lamp. The inauguration
ceremony was itself an intoxicating vineyard of exuberance, which all the while lied glowing in the amber light
of hope and belief and vows to continue the legacy of redefining festivity off the usual chaotic life-style and take
back eternal cognizance.
The essence of TECHNOVISION lied in its diversity of events, both in magnitude and ethnicity. It brought
with itself a plethora of events, miraculous minds and talents. A place where LAN Gaming(CS 2v2,CS 5v5,NFS
MW), Play Station(FIFA,WWE), Treasure Hunt, Google Doodle, Angry Birds, fused with Debate, Quiz,
Debugging, with an added zing of Technical Events viz. Logo designing ,Make a Presentation(MAP) & Techno
Run and witnessing a head banging participation from Navi Mumbai & Mumbai Colleges. TECHNOVISION
embraces the technical prowess filled with an exhilarating atmosphere of endless competitive spirit.
MSc. IT and M.Sc.C.S Department – INNOVISION
“Innovation is the change that unlocks new value.” - Jamie Notter
INNOVISION 2.0 is a one-day inter-collegiate technical festival organized by Department of MSc (IT) and
(CS) of SIES college, NERUL which was held on 31st January '15
INNOVISION - Innovation with a Vision, focused on to stimulate the youth and channelize their energy
towards tackling challenges as they explore the world of technical inventions.
Innovision was completely handled by MSc.IT/CS Department current part 1 and part 2 students and
supported by MSc.IT/CS Department faculty.
Some of the striking events were Pic-It and Google Search, Dancing Matrices and Dizzy stick. For the cyber
gaming fans the department had arranged LAN games like NFS-Most Wanted, CS1.6 and FIFA09.
The participants not only enjoyed the game but also appreciated the efforts of the organizing committee to
come out with such interesting ideas. The fest ended by felicitating the young minds for their efforts taken to
make the fest a grand success.
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ANNUAL COLLEGE EVENTS
“To educate a man in mind and not in morals is to
educate a menace to society.” - Theodore Roosevelt
SIESONS 2015 – Annual Cultural Fest
“Life is what you celebrate. All of it. Even if it’s the end.”
- Joanne Harris
SIESONS, the annual inter-collegiate festival of
SIES (Nerul) College of Arts, Science and
Commerce was celebrated in a ‘Bigger and Better’
manner by the students of the college on the 6th
and 7th of February, 2015. The fest, which had the
theme ‘CELEBRATING YOU’ saw a footfall of more
than 12000 people and comprised of about 40+
events that helped the participants celebrate
themselves and express their minds and souls out.
All the events proved to be tremendous crowd
pullers. The festival was inaugurated by lighting the
lamp by the Vice President of SIES, Shri J
Santhanam and Principal Dr. Rita Basu. Students
from reputed colleges from Mumbai and Navi Mumbai participated in over 40 events in Performing, Literary
and Fine Arts as well as Crossovers. SIES College of Arts Science & Commerce was adjudged the Best
College. SIESONS -15 saw the launch of a new event – SIESCON -a conclave where eminent speakers from
diverse fields shared their views with the students. The speakers who graced SIESCON this year included
Mr. Jahnu Barua, Padma Bhushan Awardee and National Award winning Film Maker, who urged the students
to pursue their dreams and Mr. Biju Thampy, Founder of Vision Rescue (a NGO) who made them aware of their
social responsibilities. The second day of SIESCON was addressed by Mr. Aakash Mehta, a Musician and
comedian by profession, who told the students how they could make a career out of their hobby.
What proved to be the highlight of the two day extravaganza was the concert by the famous Indian Rock Band
EUPHORIA that was held on the second day. It enthralled and ensnared the audiences to such an extent that
the crowd was left ‘Forever Euphoric’!
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NATIONAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE – INFOSPARX 2015
Report On National Research Conference INFOSPARX 2015, SIES (Nerul) College of Arts, Science
and Commerce.
SIES (Nerul) College of Arts, Science and Commerce hosted the National Research Conference
INFOSPARX2015‘New Facets In Business, Economics, Management and Extension’on the 20th and 21st of
February 2015.According to Conveners Ms. Sugandha Jha (Lecturer) and Dr. Neera Kumar (Asst. Prof.), “The
conference targeted at providing a podium where both academia and Industry professionals could
deliberate, debate, discuss, develop and analyse new aspects of business and management”. The entire
faculty of the college from the teaching to the non –teaching staff marked their presence during the
Conference.
It was indeed heartening to note that 58 research papers had been registered for the National Conference
The inauguration ceremony marked the beginning of the national conference with the lighting of the traditional
lamp. This was followed by the felicitation of the honoured guests. The Chief Guest Dr. S.T. Gadade, Principal
CKT College, Patron for the conference, Dr. Dilip S. Patil Professor and Director DLLE, University of Mumbai,
gave their keynote address. Ms. Sangeeta S. Alphonso Sr. Police Inspector Nerul, Navi Mumbai, made a
presentation on Corporate Data Theft and cautioned the audience about the dangers of cyber-crimes.
Mr.S V.Viswanathan, Member, SIES Managing Council, Principal, Dr. Rita Basu, Dr. Rajinder Arora, Faculty
of Finance, IBS and corporate trainer, Ms. Saraswathi Swaminathan HOD, Department of economics, SIES
College of Commerce and Economics, Sion (E), Mr. Rohit Nalwade, Founder and Managing Director of Keep
Track Research Labs and Mr. Vijay Mishra, M.D - Melstar and CEO - Yash Birla Group of Companies and other
invitees graced the occasion.
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ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
The Annual Prize Distribution function for the academic year 2013 – 2014 was held on 18 February 2015 in
the Audio Visual Room of the College. The academic toppers of M.Sc.C.S, M.Sc.I.T, M.Sc.EVS, M.Com,
BMM, B.Com, B.Com (A.F), B.Com (B.), B.Com (F.M) and Junior College were felicitated at the function.
The Director of the Staff Academy College, Mumbai University Dr. K. Shanthi was the Chief Guest of the
function. Mr. S.V. Viswanathan, Member of SIES Managing Council, Dr. Rita Basu, Principal, staff and students
were also present for the occasion.
The Annual Report of the College for the academic year 2013-2014 was presented by Vice Principal, Ms.
Koel Roy Choudhury.
Dr. K Shanthi gave a speech relevant to the present times asking the young generation to be aware of
available opportunities and to utilise them. She also emphasized the importance of having a vision, goal in life,
and to understand the duties towards the society.
Prizes for the overall toppers of various subjects and courses, prizes for outstanding students, best NSS
volunteers and sports prizes along with Endowment Prizes were given away. 63 students received the
Endowment Prizes
Ms. Ashwini Pawar of TYBMM was declared the Best Student of the year.
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INDUSTRIAL VISIT
• The Department of Mass Media scheduled an industrial visit for the second and third year students to the
45th International Film Festival of Indian (IFFI), Panjim Goa from 27th November to 1st December 2014.
• The Department of B.Com (Accounting and Finance) organized a four day industrial visit for the second and
third year students to the Coca Cola Company and the Centre for Incubation and Business Acceleration (CIBA),
Goa from 10th to 13th December 2014.
• The Department of B.Com (Financial Markets) organized a five day industrial visit to Jaipur, Rajasthan from
12th December to 16th December 2014. The second year and third year students visited Dainik Bhaskar
Printing Press and Jaipur Dairyat, Jaipur.
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STUDENT ORIENTED ACTIVITIES:
Students’ Council
“Educationists should build the capacities of the spirit of inquiry, creativity, entrepreneurial
and moral leadership among students and become their role model.”
- A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
INVESTITURE CEREMONY
The Students’ Council for 2014-15 was inducted in the month of August.Ms. Jeena Joseph of TY.B.Com
(Accounting and Finance) was appointed the General Secretary and Mr. Sriram Natraj of T.Y.B.Sc (Computer
Science) was appointed the Joint General Secretary of the Students’ Council. Academic toppers from each
course and student secretaries of various committees were inducted in the Students Council. The newly
appointed council members took the customary oath and the various committee representatives spoke about
the activities planned by their committees for the year 2014-15.
ORAL CANCER AWARENESS WORKSHOP
The Students’ Council organised a workshop with the help of doctors from The TATA Memorial Cancer
Research Centre on 31st July 2014 to create awareness about Oral Cancer among the students.
MAQSAD
An initiation by the Students’ Council members helped in the exhibition and sale of products made by various
NGOs. The exhibition was held on 29th November 2014. The purpose of the event was to sensitize the
students regarding social issues and extend their support to the participating NGOs. The organisations which
participated in the exhibition included World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Hellen Keller Institute for Deaf, Dumb and
Blind, GOD’S SMILE, World for All and Navjeevan Centre for Underprivileged Children. The exhibition was well
appreciated and received a good response.
SWACH BHARATABHIYAAN
The Students’ Council members, along with ‘Let’s Clean’ an NGO participated in a cleanliness drive outside
Vashi Railway Station on January 20, 2015.
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NSS (NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME)
Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together
is success - Henry Ford
The NSS unit of our college began its academic year with an
orientation on July 23, 2014 and a Street Play by the students on the
occasion of Anti-Drug Day.
A Blood Donation drive was conducted on 31st July 2014. The NSS
unit in collaboration with TATA Memorial Hospital, Kharghar
collected 90 bottles of blood. On the same day a workshop was also
conducted on Anaemia by the doctors of the TATA Memorial
Hospital, Kharghar.The MAVA (Men Against Violence and Abuse of
Women) Orientation was conducted on 30th July 2014 by Dr. Harish
Sadani who is spearheading this movement in Maharashtra. The
next event on the NSS calendar was a Tree Plantation drive which was
conducted on 11th August 2014 at Ambedkar Udyan, Nerul. The
NSS volunteers cleared the pathways, planted over 50 saplings and
levelled the ground in various parts of the garden. A Fire Safety Drill
was conducted on 13th August 2014 by Prof. D.G. Phondekar Coordinator of the NSS Cell, University of Mumbai.
On 23rd August 2014 the NSS Unit organized a guest lecture on
Disaster Management by Ms. Pranali of the Anirudha Academy of
Disaster Management (AADM). She explained the different types of
disasters and the mitigation steps to be taken during each disaster.
On 1st September 2014 the B.Com (Accounting Finance) students
of the NSS unit visited the old age home; ‘Matru Sadan’ at Nerul and the
volunteers put up a cultural show and interacted with the elderly
occupants of the home. Walkathon 2014 was jointly organized by the
NSS Unit and the Sports Committee of SIES (Nerul) College of Arts,
Science and Commerce with a message of Prevention of DRUG
ABUSE on 12th September 2014 and was sponsored by UDAAN an
NGO working against drug abuse. On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, 2nd October the NSS unit of our College
participated in the Swacch Bharat Abhiyan, a campaign of the Indian Government in which a large number of
volunteers helped in cleaning the Sanpada Railway Station. The members of the NSS Unit took part in
Bhajan Sandhya, organizedby the University of Mumbai to celebrate Gandhi Jayanti and International NonViolence Day on 2nd October 2014 from 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. at the Gateway of India, Mumbai.
A seminar on Consumer Awareness by Dr. Seetaram Dikshit, Member Consumer Guidance Society of India was
conducted on 9thNovember 2014.
A rally was conducted to create awareness about eye donation along with Advanced Eye Hospital, Sanpada on
January 4, 2015.
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WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL
To feel liberated a woman must feel free to be herself. -Indira Gandhi
Mumbai University established WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL in December 2001.
The prime role of the WDC is to prevent sexual harassment in work place .It also provides a complaint
mechanism to redress the cases of sexual harassment of students and teaching and non-teaching staff of
affiliated colleges and institutions.
An exhibition ‘Yashasvini’ on women achievers was organized on August 5, 2014 glorifying profiles of women
achievers from various fields such as the industry, sports, media, entertainment etc.
‘Saatchya Aat Gharat’, a Marathi movie was screened to create awareness about the effects of aping the
western culture. Self-Grooming Workshop – Beautician, Ms. Swati Wadkar conducted a workshop on beauty
tips and on enhancing one’s personality.
Creativity workshop was organised in association with Pidilite Industries where students were taught various arts
such as soft fabric painting, shilpkaar jewellery and liquid embroidery.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
“There is no friend as loyal as a book.” - By Ernest Hemingway
A quiz competition was organized jointly by the Library Committee and B.ComAccounting Finance
department on 15th September 2014 for the students, to test their general knowledge. This activity was
conducted to encourage reading habits among students. To encourage Research and Publication among
staff and students, an information literacy workshop on Tools and Techniques for discovering the Information for
Teaching, Research and Publications was conducted by Mr Santosh Hulagabali, the Librarian of Nagindas
Khandwala College in the month of December 2014. A bonanza for book lovers was held in the form of a
book exhibition in the library in the month of December 2014 introducing students and staff to a wide variety of
books related to fiction, non-fiction, health, career etc.
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PLACEMENT CELL
The main focus of the Placement Cell of the College is to conduct skill enhancement program for the students
from different courses and to subsequently find placement for the students. During the first term, the final year
students were enrolled for the placement cell. Over 400 students from B.Com, BAF, BBI, BFM, BMS, B.Sc.
(CS), B.Sc. (IT), M.Sc. (CS) and M.Sc. (IT) enrolled with the Placement Cell. In order to prepare the students for
the recruitment process, training program was conducted by Ms. Tajindar Kaur – (Corporate Trainer). She
conducted sessions on resume writing, interview skills for all the members of the placement cell. Placement
Cell organised a seminar by Deep IAS Academy and IIBF to provide information on career opportunities in Civil
services and Banking for the students of the College. Tata Consultancy Services BPO came for the recruitment
drive during the month of August 2014. Over 150 students from B.Com, BAF, BBI, and BFM appeared for the
recruitment process. At the end of the process, 56 students got selected. There has been a rising trend of
placements in the College and various organisations have selected many capable students. 24 students
found placement with E-Clerx, 20 students with City Union Bank, 15 with Infosys and 8 with ICICI Bank. Other
placement results are awaited from Maxwell Technologies.
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English Literary Association (ELA)
Literature always anticipates life. It does not copy it, but moulds it to its purpose
-Oscar Wilde
English Literary Association has successfully conducted yearlong activities for 2014-2015.The events
conducted by English Literary Association begun with the Orientation Ceremony on 11th August, 2014 by our
most respected Principal Madam Dr. Rita Basu and Course Co-ordinator (BAF) Indumathi Madam.
English Literary Association aims to promote the scholarly study of literature, across languages and borders
and an epitome of dialectal essence, serves as a platform to pursue student’s love towards literature. The
English Literatary Association began with a grand opening followed by its first official event “Discourse-2014” on
11thAugust, 2014. Discourse’ consisted of 5events namely: Extempore, Debate, Panel Discussion, Public Speaking
and Group Discussion flooded with huge participations. Discourse 2014 is ELA’s official festival where students
get an innovative platform to showcase their literary talents through various events. The rest of the events
which followed after DISCOURSE-2014 were Skit, Pitch Perfect, and Book Drive. Book Drive consisted of
donations of old books for the needy. Pitch Perfect was an event where students showcased their instrumental
and vocal talents. Stage Fright which was the skit event consisted of groups which showcased their acting
skills.
Besides being a platform for the development of language, ELA is a cup of coffee in the evening which
entertains the students every week by exploring their talents.
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CULTURAL COMMITTEE
“Creativity is putting your imagination work, to produce the most extraordinary results in
human culture.”- Ken Robinson
The students of SIES (Nerul) College of Arts, Science and Commerce enthusiastically participated in the
cultural events of various colleges all over Mumbai. They also won laurels for themselves representing the
college at various fests.
The committee organized Talent Hunt and Art Attack, a creativity hunt in the month of July’14, consisting of
various competitions under cultural activities. This helped to create college database of creative and talented
students, which streamlined students’ participation for various college competitions which are as follows:
• Participated in the events like Field Denomination and Tridha (Classical Event) in MALHAR of St.Xaviers
College.
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Took part in Wiki Quiz and Debate in ARTHANOMICS of Jai Hind College.
• Participation in the events Abhivadan(Greeting Card Making), Cacico (T-Shirt Painting),Aperture
(Photography), Dialectic (Debate),Solo Singing,Poetry,Mock Stock, Velli (Antakshri), Monopoly, Natyam
(Classical Dance). Keerthi Nadorum from F.Y.J.C, Siddhesh from F.Y.B.Com bagged 1st and 2nd Prize in
Natyam and Mock Stock respectively in VISIONS by SIES(Sion) college.
• A group of 7 namely; Praveen Sonavane, Riyaz Khoja from Sybcom, Anita Dhaveji, Antra Jha from
F.Y.BMM, Neetu Verma, Jyotsna from F.Y.BMS & Aishwarya Bala from F.Y.BAF bagged 1st prize in the post
graduation level competition, Contest to be the best in the inter-collegiate festival of ITM, Kharghar’s
EKAYANA.
• Participated in the events like group dance, relay, fine arts, vocals, gaming, and Hercules event. Pratik
Karkera, Jixson Gevasis from T.Y.BBI, and Suraj Bbisht from T.Y.B.Sc (It) & Adil Khan from S.Y.B.Sc (It) stood
1st in Relay, Zaid Perzade from S.Y.B.Sc (It) stood 3rd inFifa (gaming) & Zaid Perzade from S.Y.B.Sc (It)
stood 3rd position in Hercules event in ENIGMA of R.A.Poddar.
• Students represented SIES(Nerul) in various events like, Indian Classical vocal, Indian Light Vocal, Classical
instrument, Indian group song, Western solo, Western Instrument, Classical Dance, Elocution, Debate,
Mono acting, Poster Making, Clay Modelling, Spot Photography in UNIFEST of Mumbai University.
• Students bagged prizes in all the events like 3rdposition in Volley Ball (Pawan, Sanmith Shetty,Avinash
Shetty,Shriram Veturi,Ashwin Pillai, Akash & Prathamesh Yadav), 3rdposition in Badminton Doubles
(Pawan and Tushar), 2nd position in Solo Singing by Priyanka Hariharan in CONSONANCE of D.Y.Patil.
• Students participated in the events like golden cricket, sprint as bolt100m(Boys & Girls), angle ball,pressure
quiz, stock breakers, blind trust, eat repeat and into the dead, out of which Pratik Karkera, Jixon Gervasis
from T.Y.BBI, Yashahwini from F.Y.BBI and Archana Alva from S.Y.BAF stood 1st in Spring as bolt a 4*100m
relay, Yashashwini from F.Y.BBI also stood 1st in Sprint as Bolt, a 100m girls race. Uwais Sayed & Aardi
Yadav from F.Y.B.Com stood 2nd in Blind trust in ENTOURAGE by Jai Hind College,
• Nivar Karkera from T.Y.BAF stood 1st in a debate competition held at VIBES in K.J.Somaiyya.
• Students participated in the events like, Rangoli and Mehandi in MAHARASHTRA UTSAV.
• Eric Rego and Ujjwal Bhatt from Sybbi stood 1st in Quiz in SHIKHAR by Bharti Vidyapeeth
The students not only set the benchmark and reached the zenith of glory but also represented SIES (Nerul)
College by showcasing their precious talent and supportively participating in all the events.
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SPRINTS - Annual Sports Competition
Winning means you're willing to go longer, work harder, and give more than anyone else
- Vince Lombardi
SPRINTS, the Annual Sports Competition of our college was organized from 27th January to 29th January 2015.
The various indoor and outdoor sports events at SPRINTS were Badminton, Rink Football, Carom, Chess,
Table Tennis, Volleyball, Tug-of-War, Athletics and Cricket.
Success at intercollegiate Sports Competitions
The students of our college bagged several laurels at various sports tournaments across the city of Mumbai
and Navi Mumbai.Bharti Bylapudi secured 1st Place in The Inter-Zonal Lawn Tennis Tournament and got
selected for the University of Mumbai Lawn Tennis Team.Shamika Dixit (SY.BMM) won gold medal in the InterCollegiate Yoga Tournament. The boy’s athletic team stood 1st in 4 × 600 m relay at Poddar College, Mumbai.
Mayuri Potale (FY.B.Com) bagged 2 gold medals in 200m and 400m race and Kadiravan (M.Com) won 2 Gold
medals in 200m and 400m race (open) at Karnala Sports Event. Pratik Karkera (T.Y.B.Com) (Banking and
Insurance) secured 1st place in 100m Race (Open), Yashaswini Shetty (FY.B.Com) (Banking and Insurance)
secured 1st place in 100m race (Open) and the Relay Team secured 1st Place in 4x100m relay at ‘Entourage
2014’ - Jai Hind College Festival. Girls’ Football Team secured 3rd position in The Inter-Collegiate Football
Tournament organized by the University of Mumbai.
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Rotaract Club (RC SIES)
Teamwork divides the task and multiplies the success.
-Anonymous
The Rotaract Club of our college conducted various
activities during the academic year of 2014-2015. The
activities included various programmes like Scavengers
Hunt, Photoshop Workshop, Football, Bags from Banners
etc. Bags from Banners was an activity in which students
collected various used vinyl banners from several Rotary
and Rotaract clubs of Mumbai and cut them up to make
carry bags.A Donation Drive was also conducted wherein
old clothes, shoes and books were collected from college
students and donated at Koperkhairane, to the Vadhus
Home in Navi Mumbai. The Rotaract Club also celebrated
International Youth Day, Humanitarian Day, Teacher’s Day and Grandparents’ Day. Dance Rotaract Dance (DRD)
is a flagship project of RC SIES and this year, the event stepped into its Season 5. DRD Season 5 saw a
participation of more than five hundred students under six categories. Two auditions were conducted of which
twenty eight finalists were selected to perform at the Grand Finale which took place on 21st December 2014.
The Finale was judged by eminent dancers like Kumar Sharma, Divya Agarwal, Snehashish Thomas and a
footfall of more than 3,500 people was recorded. The winners were awarded cash prize, certificates and
trophies.
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KALASADHANA AND HINDI PARISHAD COMMITTEE
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The Kalasadhana and Hindi Parishad Committee started off the academic year 2014-2015 by celebrating
Guru Purnima on 12 July 2014. On this day the students greeted the teachers with flowers and cards to show
their respect and gratitude.
The days’ programme started with a prayer song and welcome dance by the members. This programme
dedicated to the teachers, was called Sugam Sangeet and helped in creating a Guru Shishya bonding in the
College. To create a sense of camaraderie amongst themselves the student members of the Kalasadhana
and Hindi Parishad organised a food fest on 13 and 14 August 2014. The students prepared 25 homemade
food items and sold them in the College at nominal rates. This food fest proves to be a great icebreaker for the
students. In a bid to make the students self-reliant and confident, the members of the Kalasadhana and Hindi
Parishad committee organised a ‘Sanskaar Saptah’ from 19 to 24th December 2014. The volunteers attended
Chocolate Making Workshop, Warli Painting Workshop, Rangoli Workshop and Brownie Making Workshop.
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COMMERCE AND ECONOMICS FORUM
“Never let success get to your head and never let failure get to your heart.” - By Ziad K. Abdelnour
The members of the Commerce and Economic Forum of
the College conducted Elocution Competition along with
A.D Shroff Memorial Association on December 2;
2014.The event had two elocution rounds wherein the
contestants had to speak on relevant and important topics
like Role of Youth in Democracy, Economics of Water
Conservation, Challenges of Urbanization, Economic
Implications of Creating Smaller States and Foreign Direct
Investment: Issues and Challenges.
The best five speakers were selected for the next round
wherein they had to voice their opinions on topics given on
the spot such as, Can ISRO be the next NASA and ‘the
relationship between India and Pakistan /China .The
winners of the event walked away with cash prizes and certificates. The 16 of December saw another event
conducted by the Commerce and Economics Forum. A total of ten teams participated in this Quiz
Competition called Brain Bashers. The first qualifying round consisted of a written test and the four qualifying
teams took part in the final round. The participants of the competing teams had to identify business
personalities and corporate logos displayed on a screen. It was a keenly contested competition and finally two
teams were selected as the winners of the event. The event was very well conducted and a huge success for
the club members.
RESEARCH AND ADD ON COURSES
Avishkaar was conducted by the University of Mumbai on July 3, 2014 at Mulund College of Commerce;
Mumbai.Avishkaar is designed with the intention to develop research culture and scientific temper amongst
the students from undergraduate to doctorate level of the different universities in the state of Maharashtra. This
seminar was attended by Ms. Koel (Asst. Prof.) and Dr. Swati Vitkar (Asst. Prof.) wherein they were oriented
about involving students to make research paper presentations and also research posters. The faculty in turn
held motivating workshops for the P.G students helping 40 students to prepare research papers. A National
Research Conference ‘INFOSPARX 2015’ was conducted by the college on 20 and 21 February 2015 convened
by Ms. Sugandha Jha (Lecturer) and Dr. Neera Kumar (Asst. Prof.)A certificate course on Tally 9.1, a Certified
Financial Consultant Course and Capital Markets Course are some of the Add on courses being conducted
successfully in the College.
CONSERVATION CLUB
“Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed.” - Mahatma Gandhi
The objective of the Conservation Club is to create awareness about serious environmental issues among
students and the community at large. The club arranged an Eco-friendly Ganesh Festival awareness campaign.
Posters created by the students highlighting this theme were put up. A Workshop on ‘Making of Eco- friendly
Ganesh Idol’ in association with Paryavarn Dakhsta Manch was also organised. The club member collected old
items in good condition from staff and students and organised a Jumble Sale on 2nd and 3rd March 2015 to
reduce, reuse and recycle. A one day Mumbai Darshan Trip was organised by the club members for the
students of the college on 5th March 2015.
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NEW INITIATIVES
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”
-Benjamin Franklin
SIES (Nerul) Network Television
The SIES NETWORK TELEVISION is the brainchild of our honourable Principal Dr. Rita Basu. It was her brilliant
idea to capture every event of college and add it to the college’s archive.
The launch of the SIES NET TV took place on 18th September 2014 in the AV Room of SIES College of Arts,
Science and Commerce. The pre-event video was launched on 15th of August 2014. It took its initial step by
making a video on the occasion of Independence Day.
An event like this cannot happen overnight. The wheels started rolling months ago. It required exhaustive
planning and a bird’s eye for details. We have been fortunate enough to be backed by a team of very
motivated and dedicated students of BMM Department who know their job and are result oriented. The young
correspondents as well as the editing and the video-recording team from the student’s fraternity gave their
utmost effort in shaping it and giving it perfection to their levels.
The first edition of SIESNET TV News Bulletin initiated by Bachelor of Mass Media department, about the
various college events, has already been uploaded in the month of September.
The second edition of the bulletin has also been uploaded on you-tube. The screening of the second edition
took place in PTA meet on 28th February 2015.The second edition is the wrap of all the events which took
under the guidance of the course coordinators and the different committee heads during the month of
September till the end of January under the leadership of the Institutional Head Dr.Rita Basu. The events once
more have been covered by a team of student photographers and reporters from BMM Department.
The link to the SIES NETWORK TV bulletins is given below:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCFruxhHjmnvQUbVHFpVNwmQ
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College Newsletter-“Series”
Dr. Rita Basu, the principal of SIES (Nerul) College of Arts, Science and Commerce
conceived the idea of ‘SERIES’, the newsletter of the college, and launched it on
15th August, 2015.
The basic idea behind this newsletter was to establish a medium that would help
us connect with the alumni, parents, prospective students and society at large.
The newsletter would be published bi-annually, that would constitute the various
activities and events held in the college as well as representations made by the
college students outside.
The aim of the newsletter is to cover each and every aspect of the college. As a
part of the concern towards the environment, Newsletter will be available in
electronic form and NOT in printed form. It has been uploaded on the college
website.
TCS- Campus to Corporate Training Programme
This programme is an initiative of
the College and TCS (Tata
Consultancy Services) which is
amongst the top ten technology
firms in the world. The aim of the
programme is to train graduate
students with soft skills required
in the corporate world. The
programme consists of a two
month training module and a
batch of 40 students enrolled for
the training.
The course was conducted by
faculty members who had been trained by the TCS trainers. Special guest
sessions were also conducted by;
• Ms. Vidhya (Head Corporate Relations – ITM / SIA and Management
Strategist)on Negotiation Skills.
• Mr. Dalvir (Ex Wing Commander – Indian Air Force and Strategic Advisor at
Datamatics) on Leadership Styles and Abilities.
• Chef Sandesh (ITC, Hyatt and Taj) and his team took sessions
on Fine Dining and basics of Cooking.
The keen interest shown by the students was indeed heartening and
reflected in the presentations and posters made by them at the end of the
training programme. The course came to an end on 20thSeptember2014.
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Certified Financial Consultant Course
The main ideology to initiate the CFC Certified course was to empower the students with technical knowledge
about finance which in turn would make the students more employable.
A total of 79 students from FY, SY and TY of the B.Com, B.Com (B.I), B.Com (A.F), B.Com (F.M) and BMS had
enrolled for this course. The Beginners Module was conducted for the F.Y.B.Com (F.M) students and the
Advanced Module was conducted for the S.Y.B.Com (F.M) and T.Y.B.Com (F.M) students, from September
2014 to November 2014. This course was initiated by ex-student from B.Com (B.I), Mr. Akashi Sharma,
Principal Advisor, and Eminent Minds.
ZEAL: Junior College Initiative
The Junior College students conducted an
inter-collegiate competition for the first
time on 22nd December 2014and named
it ZEAL. It was a one day event and a first of
its kind in Navi Mumbai.
An intercollegiate quiz competition called
Brain Storm anchored by ex-student Alwyn
Joy Abraham was followed by Product
Design, a competition wherein students
from colleges all around Navi Mumbai
and Mumbai displayed their innovative
products to be used in 2050 like Robot,
Coffee-maker, and Solar Car.
Survival of the Fittest was the closing event
of the one day fest.
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MILESTONES
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to
change the world.” - Nelson Mandela
SIES (NERUL) ALUMNI ASSOCIATION (SIESNAA)Graduation Day Celebration
• Together We Achieve – an
interactive sessions by the Alumni
proved to be a success as the 8
speakers who conducted this
interactive session with student
members from their respective
courses were able to create
interest and satisfy the queries
raised by the current students.
• Mr. R. Aditya Subramanyam –
Deputy Manager, Secretarial
HDFC Ltd. conducted a session
on Corporate Governance with
special reference to Banks and
Insurance companies for the
T.Y.B.Com (B.I) students
• Ms. Satabdi Mandal – Rating
Analyst, Corporate Rating SMERA Ratings Ltd. - spoke on
Employment Opportunities in the
Financial Sector for the T.Y.B.Com
(F.M) students.
• Ms. Madhumita Murali – Sr.
Associate – Assurance of Price
Waterhouse Coopers, held a
session on Income under Head
Capital Gains for the
• T.Y.B.Com (A.F) students
• Mr. Akansh Puthran spoke on
Networks for the F.Y.B.Sc.I.T
students
• Mr. Tanaruh Gupta – Manager,
Tax and Regulatory Services,
KPMG, conducted a session on
Frauds in Taxation for the T.Y.B.Com
students.
• Mr. Dhiraj Sen discussed on
Networks in Java for the S.Y.B.Sc.CS
and T.Y.B.Sc.C.S students
• Mr. Akash Sharma - Deputy
Manager- VIZTAR International
Pvt. Ltd. lectured on Ethics and CSR
for the
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• Mr. Abhilash Nair- Free Lancer,
Asst. Camera Man gave tips on
Cinematography for the SYBMM
students.
• The members of SIESNAA have
also sponsored a set of four tiered
bleachers that will be set up in the
quadrangle of the College to
provide seating facility for viewers
during various outdoor activities.
• The Alumni Committee of the
College has seen an increasing
registration each year and this year
the Alumni Association conducted
NEON 2015 on 23rd August 2014, a
day of celebrations for the fresh
graduates of all courses of the
College. Group photographs of
each TY class from every course
were clicked followed by dinner and
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Department of Life Long Learning and Extension (DLLE)
The Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension [DLLE] was established on October 12 in the Year 1978
and has been recognized as a statutory Department of the University of Mumbai since 1994, to promote a
meaningful and sustained rapport between the University and the community. To facilitate the sensitization of
the student to the socio-cultural realities, the Department offers for the students, extension work project
encompassing social issues.
Various projects like Career Project, Population Club, Status of Women, Information Technology, Annapurna
Yojana, are undertaken and the students have a freedom to participate.
This year SIES (Nerul) College of Arts, Science and Commerce started its affiliation with the Department of
Lifelong Learning and Extension, University of Mumbai, with a group of 38 students from BMS and B.Com.
The main aim of the extension education is for the development of the people and for field outreach activities.
The motto of the Extension Work Unit is ‘Reach to Unreached’ and various projects have been undertaken
under the guidance of the DLLE University office bearers. The National Research Conference INFOSPARX
2015 of the College was conducted in association with the DLLE University of Mumbai and this association
augers well for future joint collaborations for various academic projects.
ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF NON-TEACHING STAFF MEMBERS :
• In the month of May, 11 non-teaching staff of the college underwent a training programme on spoken
English conducted by Ms. Sujatha Bhonsale, English Language Trainer, CELTA
•
Ms. C.V. Sushila of the M.Sc.C.S course, enhanced the computer skills of 11 non-teaching staff in M.S
Office 2007
• At the National Research Conference ‘Infosparx’ hosted by the College on 20th February 2015, Ms. Priya
Vasudevan, Office Superintendent presented a research paper on the topic ‘720 Degree Performance
Appraisal’.
• The ladies of the non-teaching staff for the first time participated in the TEAM- 2015 an inter-collegiate
cultural competition hosted by Nagindas Khandwala College of Arts and Management, Malad (W) on 2nd
February 2015. Ms. Priya Vasudevan, Mr. Muralikrishnan Nambiar, Ms. Prema Vijay Kumar won first prize
in Slogan Writing Competition and Ms. Vellamal Rajgopal won the second prize in Candle lighting
competition.
• The male non-teaching staff members won the cricket tournament organized by M.D. College, Parel and
Nagindas Khandwala College, Malad. Mr. Nitin Pawar A/c Asst. won the Man of the Match (league round)
and also Man of the Series and Mr.
Arjun Singh, Peon, won the Man of the Match (final) at Nagindas
Khandwala College, Malad.
• Mr. Arjun Singh, Peon, also won the Carrom match held at Nagindas Khandwala College, Malad.
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College Official Website:
This year the college website was revamped
into a more user-friendly and contemporary
website with the help of two T.Y.B.Sc.I.T
students, Sandeshwar Sharma, Nitesh Shetty
and Ms. Meghna Bhatia (Asst. Prof.) and Ms.
Annie Jacob (Jr. College I.T Lecturer). The official
website address is www.siesascn.edu.in.
Website provides different levels of access to
students, teachers, alumina, parents and
visitors.
The
website
gives
complete
information about the college, courses and
faculties just on a click.
The website
committee started its effort in the month of
September and the following changes were
made:
1. Latest software was used in developing the website (HTML5, PHP & MY SQL).
2. New visitors will get general information about the college.
3. Teachers have facility to upload notes, time table, and PowerPoint presentations.
4. Students can login with their id and access results, notes and other information
The Alumina and parents can register and offer services. Along with these changes the formatting for the
website layout was also done. All the streams were given a proper pattern with an introduction and information
about syllabus and faculty details. This brought uniformity in the appearance of the website. All the changes
before updating were reported and were approved and the work was finally concluded and was uploaded.
Feedback Software
As a continuous improvement and academic quality assurance, the feedback committee motivated the
students of the College to give their feedback on the teaching and learning process of the college. To acquire
this information in secure environment new Java software was created. The software designed by
Mr. Vishwanathan Kale (LecturerI.T) is user friendly, fast and secure. The new system can run without the use of
internet.
A lot of progress and achievements were noted in this academic year and we look forward to scaling new
heights and accepting tougher challenges in the coming years.
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ADDITIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
• Certified Course in Capital
Markets–This course was
conducted by Interconnected Stock
Exchange of India Limited. A total of
78 students from B.Com, B.Com
(B.I), B.Com (A.F), B.Com (F.M)
and BMS enrolled for the 10 days
course that was scheduled for 3
hours daily. The topics taught
were; Introduction to capital
markets, Primary Market and
Depository Operations,Secondary
Market-Trading,Clearing and
settlement and risk management,
Market indices, Mutual funds and
Personal Financial Planning,
Derivatives – Future and options in
currency and commodities and
online trading.
• FINAC - The Third year students
of B.Com (Banking and Insurance)
took the initiative to conduct a quiz
contest on Accountancy and
Finance- FINAC with the objective
of grooming the Second year and
First year students of B.Com
(Banking and Insurance) for the
competitive examinations.
• A one day trip to SEBI for
SYBMS and B.Com (Banking and
Insurance) students was
organised on 21stAugust 2014
and 22nd September2014
respectively.
• A one day educational visit to
BSE was arranged for the students
of SY.B.Com (Banking and
Insurance) on 25th November 2014.
• The Staff Academy of the
College organised a seminar on
Recognising Signs of Stress and
Depression in students. College
Counsellor, Ms. Anagha Goraksha
from Disha, conducted the
session on 1st September 2014.
The Staff Academy also conducted
a Seminar on Career Advancement
Scheme for the degree college
teachers by Dr. Pooja Ramchandani
from H.R College in the month of
January 2015.
• Keeping pace with the periodic
revisions in the syllabus and
changes brought about in the
question paper pattern by the
University of Mumbai, the faculty
of B.Com (Accounting and
Finance) held a workshop on 13th
O c t o b e r 2 0 1 4 . P r i n c i p a l D r.
Siddheshwar Gadade, Chairman,
Examination Reform Committee,
University of Mumbai presided
over the workshop and feedback
regarding the syllabus was taken
from the 34 faculty member who
attended the session from other
colleges. They gave their
suggestions for the syllabus
revision for Semester V which was
documented and sent to the
University of Mumbai.
• Students of M.Sc. (Environmental
Science) and faculty members
attended a one day workshop on
Water Supply, Quality Assessment,
Treatment and Management held on
31stOctober 2014. Another
seminar on Water Purification
Technology organized by Eureka
Forbes Ltd. was held at our college
in the month of September 2014.
• The Staff Academy also
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organized a workshop on Stress
Management conducted by
Mr S.V. Viswanathan (Member,
SIES Managing Council) on 11th
December 2014.
• The students of the Junior
College participated in the BSE
International Finance Olympiad on
December 20, 2014 organised by
E d u H e a l Fo u n d a t i o n ( A n
International NGO) creating
awareness in critical educational
and health issues. Six students of
F.Y.J.C participated and cleared
level one examination and have
been selected for level two.
Somesh Suresh K, Bagul Sumit M
and Jain Chirag S were the
winners of level 1.
• Christmas Celebration To mark
the festive time of Christmas, a get
together was organised for staff
and students by the Staff
Academy on 23rd December,
2014. A Christmas tree was set up
and decorated by the students in
the college quadrangle and the
lively student choir entertained the
staff and students with Christmas
carols.
• Colloquium- A panel discussion
by the B.Com (Banking and
Insurance) Alumni members was
organized on 17th January 2015.
The ex-students of the department
shared their experience and held a
Question and Answer session with
the present batch of students. There
was a very interactive session on
the topic ‘The Changing Career
Dimensions in Banking Sector’.
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• Convocation ceremony- The
Third Year students of all the
courses were conferred with their
degrees by the University of
Mumbai and the Convocation
Certificates were handed over by
the Principal, Dr. Rita Basu and the
co-ordinators of the departments
on 30th and 31st January 2015.
• Awareness Programme on
Tuberculosis – Continuing with our
staunch endeavour to spread
awareness and to hold seminars on
chronic diseases, this year, the
B.Com (A.F) department in
association with Shreeram
Radhakrishnan Memorial Trust
o r g a n i s e d a Tu b e r c u l o s i s
Awareness Seminar on 18
February 2015 in the Audio-visual
room of the College.
The programme witnessed good
attendance by students, staff and
parents.
Doctors from the D.Y. Patil Hospital
and the members of the Trust
explained about the menace of
Tuberculosis with the help of a
power-point presentation and a
question and answer session. The
seminar ended with oath taking,
wherein all the attendees vowed to
spread the knowledge gained
from the session.
• Technical Exhibition - This was an
i n i t i a t i v e o f t h e B . S c . I . T.
Department of the College and
provided the students a platform to
share and boost their technical,
innovative and presentation skills.
The exhibition took place in the
quadrangle of the college on 24th
February 2015 and the exhibits
were judged by Asst. Prof. Dhanraj
Jadhav, Narsee Monjee College of
Commerce and Economics, Vile
Parle.
A group of First year students
showcasing the OSI model won
the first prize. The second year
students with their project Portable
Charger and first year students
with their project on Data
Transmission were the runners up.
The event was also attended by
Shri. S.V. Viswanathan (SIES
Managing Council Member) who
boosted the morale of the
students.
• Marathi Diwas - Kalasadhna and
Marathi Vangmay Mandal of SIES
(Nerul) College of Arts, Science
and Commerce, Navi Mumbai
celebrated MARATHI RAJBHASHA
DIWAS on 27th February 2015 in
the presence of Principal, Dr. Rita
Basu and the staff members.
The program started with Ganesh
Vandana and an introductory
speech on the importance of
MARATHI RAJBHASHA DIWAS,
followed by glimpses of Marathi
culture. Kalasadhna and Marathi
Vangmay Mandal gifted Marathi
books written by renowned
authors to the College library. The
students of the Degree and Junior
College performed various cultural
items such as Lavni, Lezim and
Bharud. Poetry recitation also took
place.
The program concluded with a
vote of thanks and by singing
PASAYDAN song.
• Parents Teachers Meeting (PTM) –
APTM was organised on 28th
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February 2015 well attended by 60
parents from all the courses of the
degree, post graduate and junior
college. The meeting started at
3.30 p.m. with a welcome speech
by Convenor Dr. Jyothi Koliyar
followed by a cultural programme
by the M.Sc.EVS Students. Ms.
Vasanthi Rajyadhyaksha (Asst.
Prof.) co-ordinator IQAC, made a
presentation on the ‘Role of
Stakeholders in the growth of an
Institution’.
A You Tube video recording by
SIES NET TV crew from the BMM
department was screened for the
parents and teachers highlighting
the activities which had taken
place in the College in the past few
months. The video was well
appreciated by the parents and
the SIES NET TV crew were
awarded certificates of merit by
the Principal Dr. Rita Basu.
During the course of the interactive
session, parents raised queries
regarding the activities of the
College which were answered by
the Principal and Course Coordinators. The parents expressed
their satisfaction and happiness for
having selected the college for
their wards.
The preparations for the
forthcoming NAAC inspection
undertaken by the College under
the Aegis of the SIES Management
were highlighted by the Principal
and she requested the parents to
support the college by playing a
more interactive and supportive
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IMPRESSIONS
Social Media and Happiness
“Facebook may help you feel connected, but does it make you feel happy? No, according to a small new
study from the University of Michigan published recently. In fact, spending time on the mega popular social
media platform may be bringing you down.
In a two-week study of 82 young adults, researchers at the University of Michigan; Emotion and SelfControl Laboratory used “experience sampling” to test the subjects' level of happiness and life satisfaction.
Results indicated “negative shifts on both of these variables over time” said the report. The more a person
used Facebook, they discovered, the greater the decline in their sense of happiness.”
This is just one example and I am not here to prove anything. With this article just wanted to share a few
thoughts about social media. All of us have read lots of articles discussing consequences of social media. I am
not going to reiterate them here. I am also an avid, albeit a wary user of social media.One trend which troubles
me is the growing efforts to show-off happiness on social media like Facebook, whatsapp and twitter. In olden
days people used to show-off big houses, swanky cars and diamonds. Now the trend is dramatically tilting
towards happiness. The camera-happy crowd is busier in taking a perfect group-selfie rather than enjoying
the moment and the haste with which it is uploaded, underlines the priority.
Sense of happiness today is more associated with reactions of other people than yourself and your close
ones. The moment you have a happy moment, a beach outing, a beautiful cooking creation, a new dress, the
first thought is to click it and upload it for the world rather than immerse in the moment. The pure joy of losing
yourself in the delight of your child’s innocent laughter or a mesmerising sunset has been replaced with an
undying urge and haste to, whatsapp it.
Constant pressure to have an impressive daily profile, happy forward looking status is subconsciously
taking its toll on young adults. They are looking for gratification in superficial emotions and artificial interactions
rather than real-life one’s. When you post all your positive moments online, somewhere you expect your life to
continue like that. Beyond all the perfect smiles and beautiful moments, lie so many moments which are not all
that uploadable ones. And here lies the catch. The young generation unknowingly starts believing in only
glories and fairy-tales of social media. Many a times, they do not understand the toil and tears which are a part
and parcel of this real-life.
The popular trend to over emphasize and exaggerate the enjoyment derived out of outing experiences,
foreign trips and moments of personal lives is too childish and embarrassing at times. The not-tootransparent need to impress everybody is easily identifiable.
I read a wonderful quote the other day, “We buy things we don't need, with money we don't have, to
impress people we don't like.” This just highlights the psyche of most of the people around us who keep on
bombarding us with the daily updates about lost weight, cakes baked and crazy face photographs and their
perfect moment of bliss. The satisfaction cannot be and should not be assessed by the likes you get or the
friends you have on the facebook. The pressure to be socially acceptable online can be depressing to so
many teenagers and adults too.
The underlying lesson here is to understand the difference between the real-life and the social media life.
The illusion of happiness and façade of perfection can not give long-term fulfillment. There is a need to make
use of social media for enhancement of subjective well-being rather than jeopardize it.
Dr. Purvi Pujari
Asst. Prof., BMS Dept.
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Till death not do me part
I have to admit it. I do not want to die. The idea of passing away does not sound appealing to me at all.
I know, someday we all will, and that someday might be any day, soon or not, but in the near future, but not
me. I refrain from even remotely accepting the fact that I was born to die. I am just not comfortable with the
idea. I was born 18 years ago, and thought I have had my share of I-wish-i-hadn’t-moments, I must say, I
discovered something so great that astonishes me every day, the one word that is so easily thrown around by
people who don’t quite grasp the complexity of it in its purest sense, life. In 18 years of my life I discovered the
one emotion present in almost every aspect, being, the creation of life: happiness.
So fortunate I feel to have experienced happiness in uncountable situations in life that it has left me wanting
for more. Happiness in being able to get up with a roof over my head, happiness in watching sunrise early
morning and exactly how the sea reflects the beautiful orange color of the sun and the trees part to make it a
sight to remember. In eating the most delicious dishes that keep me salivating for more, in meeting new
people who have so much to tell, in reading books so carefully brought together by people who have a new
story to tell with each passing on, to be able to travel to different places around the world and gaze in awe at
outstanding creations of nature and man, in learning something new each day, in wearing cloth so pretty and
comfortable, that form a part of me, in participating in competitions that bring out the best in me, in doing what
career I choose, in the small jokes being cracked, in the signs I listen, the brilliant movies I watch, the videos I
watch, in contributing to the less fortunate, in doing my part in somehow helping who needs it the most, in
sleeping on a bed that gives me utmost comfort even at night knowing I have lived a day full of surprises,
beauty and challenges that make me a better person every day, and all I have to do is stay alive, and I have a
world full of suprises to look out for.
Who on earth would ever want something as remarkable as that to end?
- Anita Dhaveji-FYBMM
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THANK YOU SACHIN!
We live in a country where you will find a person however illiterate he might be or however qualified he may
be, having chats on three topics which are very close to heart of every Indian. Those are religion, politics and
eventually their very own ‘Cricket’! Yes, wherever you go, whichever public place it might be, especially
commuting mediums like buses or ‘locals’, issues pertaining to the above three topics are the talk of the
crowd.
Amongst the above three topics, cricket is the most avidly loved topic. This is because people of all ages,
i.e. toddlers to septuagenarians, all are equally adept about the sport. Everyone loves to be updated about the
cricket happenings all over the world. It is the most widely played sport of the country, to such an extent that
some even mistakenly refer to it as the National Sport of India! Thus, cricket has almost become a religion for
we Indians, a religion which does not create a divide, instead binds us all into a single cohesive united force
inspite of our differences!
Now, the cricket in India is almost metaphorical to ‘Mr. Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar’. Yes, India’s very own
‘Master-Blaster’, ‘God of Cricket’ … and the list is endless! Recently, we bid adieu to this legendary cricketer
and I was utterly moved by horrendous buzz it created all over the world! Truly, the country had gone mad with
this ‘Sachin’ fever onto their minds!
Isn’t he rightly referred to as the ‘God of Cricket’? He has so many records to his credit, some benchmarks
which he has set, and some already existent broken by him! Even my 10-year-old younger brother can
effortlessly chant out some of his feats, some of the laurels and accolades he has to his name, such common
they have become! He also has a lot of awards and titles conferred upon him, including awards with highest
honour in India. A recent addition to this list of accolades was the ‘Bharat Ratna’ award, the Republic of India’s
highest civilian award, with which he managed to become the youngest person ever to be awarded with the
honour. Yes! Even there he has set a record! So, who would not be in awe of such a legendary maestro?
And, when such a person whose presence on cricket pitch is longed for and lauded all over the world,
decides to bid a final goodbye to cricket, then ruckus is bound to happen! So, Sachin’s announcement of his
final retirement from cricket after the West Indies’(WI) tour of India for a series of three ODIs and two Test
matches, was followed by mixed response from people all over the country. Sachin had already retired from
the other forms of international cricket, and now had chosen to retire from Test cricket as well, after his 200th
match against the West Indians. This came as a shock for all Sachin fans, who never wanted their idol to retire.
Some people even pleaded him to reconsider his decision and to keep going for at least a year or two. The
social media was the platform through which such messages were sent to the maestro. Some people even
vented out their displeasure towards this decision by chanting out slogans like “Sachin is the God of cricket,
and Gods never retire!” Such was the state all over the country. But, Sachin, being firm with his decision, was
never moved by such emotional pleads. Afterall, retirement from any form of sport is inevitable! And legends
like Sachin retire only to give way to the budding and emerging talents to blossom into legends!
So, eventually this decision was welcomed by all. People decided to bid goodbye to their stalwart with a
smile and hence started mentally preparing themselves for the impending day. Sachin’s retirement had now
become a topic of discussion of all the folks, young and old alike. The newspapers, FM Radio channels were
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abuzz with articles/talks reminiscent of Sachin’s glorious 24 years’ career. Memories of all the important
landmarks and crossovers in his career were brought to light and celebrated with a new vigour yet again. The
twitterati and people on other social networking sites also thanked the legend by sending him wishes,
emotional messages, messages expressing gratitude, etc. Some online portal had undertaken to sell a few of
the tickets of Sacin’s 200th Test match through their website. But, not much to my surprise, the first day of
booking itself got such a humungous response that it resulted into the site’s server crash! Now you can
imagine the magnitude of hype Sachin’s retirement news created!
And, finally the D-day arrived. It was 16th of November, the 3rd day of the second test match between India
and West Indies. The West Indians hadn’t managed to put up a respectable score in the 1st innings, so the
Indian batting order, which was in much greater form than their opponents had easily taken a lead in the match
by a huge margin. When the 3rd day play began, WI had seven wickets in hand, but a huge total to overhaul.
The Indian bowling order had already proved their mettle in the first innings, so if it continued to be the same in
the 2nd innings as well, then it was crystal clear that India would defeat the WI saving an innings. Everyone was
very confident that the bowlers would end the WI’s game the same day itself. But still, each and every person
kept rekindling their hopes that some magic would happen and India would confront the West Indian bowlers
in the 2nd innings as well, only because they wanted their maestro to bat for one last time, and this time hit a
century, which he had missed by a mere 26 runs in the 1st innings! So, with such hopes in their minds,
everyone in the stadium, including a list of celebrities who had come to witness their idol’s last moments of
presence on the ground, sat transfixed to their seats, and we at home were glued to our sofas! Glimpses of
Sachin chasing the ball running towards the boundary and flaunting his excellent fielding skills were also a
coveted site for us!
And, then arrived the moment when the line of dream and reality for me and Sachin fans like me had
already blurred. Yes! The Indian bowlers had yet again proved their mettle by effortlessly bowling over the
entire West Indian team, curtailing their play on the same day itself. India had already won the match. But, the
eyes of the crowd depicted a different picture. Of course, everybody was joyous that India had won the match
by a whopping number of runs, but still the eyes of the people were moist because the gravity of the feeling of
waving a final goodbye to their idol had now dawned upon them! Soon began the emotionally charged
speech of the maestro where we all witnessed, for the very first time, an emotional Sachin with a lump in his
throat while talking. The speech was so very breath-taking, that soon I found myself, unknowingly, pressing
my palm against my eyes which were venting out their feelings through tears! It had become really difficult to
resist them when the legend talked!
A few minutes later, when the farewell ceremony had come to an end, a question kept revolving in my
mind uncontrollably and it instigated me to ponder over it to search for answer to it. The question was, “Why
was I so very grievous about Sachin’s final departure from cricket in spite of not being a huge cricket fan?”…” I
mean I definitely was moved by Sachin’s impeccable personality and his grand aura ever since I was a child,
but that was probably because this name was very commonly heard by me everywhere I went. But, why had it
become difficult for me to control my emotions when the maestro delivered his speech. The thought had
completely seized my mind and I was unable to concentrate on anything else.
But very soon, I realized that the answer lied within! It lied in what I had witnessed today and what I had
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been witnessing for many years. Yes, Sachin’s impeccable personality and his aura had engulfed my mind for
sure, but more than anything else, I was immensely moved by his humility, his modesty! Isn’t it rare to find a
person who has scaled every height of success and reached the pinnacle of it, but yet is very well grounded?
Well, I think Sachin is a rare specie in that regard! His touching the hallowed turf devotedly, over which he had
erected his career, for one last time; his mentioning and thanking every person in his life during his final
speech, who has contributed even the slightest amount towards his career; his getting emotional on being
given the grand ‘lap of honour’ are the moments which have now become epitomes of modesty for me. So,
Sachin has not only inspired me to constantly and incessantly endeavour to reach the zenith of success in my
chosen field of career, but will always act as a role-model for me to ceaselessly and persistently develop my
personality into a good human being!
So, though it is quite late now, still I would like to make good this opportunity to convey my regards towards
Sachin in the following words: “Thank you Sachin for being what you are for me! You have unknowingly taught
me one of the greatest lessons of my life, without which, however successful I might have been, I would still
have been a mere incomplete person! You would always remain etched in my heart forever. So, thank you
once again!”
-Ms. Vaidehi Vivek Padhye- FY BAF
LAUGHTER- THE BEST MEDICINE.
They say when you smile, you strain 17 nerves, but when you get angry you strain more than 60 nerves!
Which one is better?
As human beings, we are born compassionate and we have this innate liking to be happy and spread
happiness. Once you conquer the art of spreading happiness, you open a door and welcome different
experiences of life.
Laughter is a very happy emotion! It is contagious and makes everyone around us happy too. We do not
always know what it is or how to articulate it, but deep inside, there is a longing. A longing to remain happy
forever! It is a calling that comes from a deeper part of ourselves.
When was the last time you laughed so hard that your belly hurt and you were out of breath? That feeling is
one of the most unexplainable, an ecstatic moment for anyone in their life.
Imagine if we lived our lives in such moments of happiness! In our routine hectic lives, we have forgotten
the true meaning of laughter and the importance it holds in a person’s life.
When you see a small boy lifted in your arms, giggling cheerfully, does it not look like a thousand stars
shining at the same time? There is nothing in this world as contagious as laughter!
Laughter has this unique ability to cure any tension. It is indeed the BEST MEDICINE. That is the reason why
a wise man has once said,
“Smile, and the world smiles with you. Weep, and you weep alone!”
No one gets to take their possessions with them after they die. At the end of the day, the only thing we can
take with us are our memories of all those great life experiences and joyous moments that add meaning to our
lives. Given this, we should rather spend our lives doing the things that will spread happiness and would give
us happy memories than collecting possessions
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PAUSE FOR PAWS
Jared Kintz is quoted to have once said: “You know what I like most about people? Pets.”
It all starts with your much younger self walking down the street encountering a little ball of fur lying all by
itself and out of curiosity with also a little mix of excitement you begin to play with it and that’s the moment you
realize you would give anything to have this little bundle of joy as a companion. This is when you nag your
parents to get you a pet and when they do, it is easily one of the best things you've owned. For someone who
can’t communicate except in monotonous noises, having him provide to you that unconditional support by
literally being there for you and make you feel better by just their innocence and over joyous persona whenever
you need, is primarily what differentiates us humans from animals. Perhaps this is where we really fall back on.
As we grow older, we become so busy in our daily lives and unknowingly self centered and greedy to satisfy
our own materialistic demands that we sometimes fail to acknowledge someone’s presence in our life and
when the same happens to us, we accept it as a part of life and move on, in search of a new, temporary
companion. This is why any pet is the ideal companion for us as they are neither ever busy, nor selfish to spend
time with us and devote their life in entertaining and being there for us, which is why after the death of a pet, the
grief leaves a permanent void in his master’s heart. The risk of ever feeling left out and lonely almost does not
exist when in company of a pet, as just by playing with them and remaining active, they play a part of a sibling,
parent, friend and much more. All your gloominess vanishes away when knowing you have your pet beside
you, also as emotional and sensitive as you. Some people even converse with their pets which could also be a
means of opening up and most pets prove to be better listeners than humans anyway. It’s only when you have
a pet that you might really rediscover this sense of purpose, that does not let you remain isolated for long, that
helps you keep in mind that your constant attention is needed, wanted by someone at all times, that there is
someone guarding your house and who will stand by whatever his master tells him to do, whenever he tells
him to do it. Developing a relationship with your pet can be the most beautiful and calming thing for your mind,
body and soul, admist the fast paced human life. A relationship that increases the longevity of your life,
reduces any traces of high blood pressure, instantly changes your living style, minimizes any sort of
depression or past anxiety to an extreme, a relationship that does so much for you in ways even you couldn't
have imagined in, and in return for not judging you based various unnecessary criteria only asks for your
presence is an enviable position to be in.
You know how they say our perfect companions have no fewer than four feet? They’re right.
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The Rat(ttling) race.
“If you define success by the failure of others you have gained nothing. And if you define your losses by the success of
others you will live in eternal misery. The important games to win are the ones in which you advance others along the way”.
-John Lee.
“Enroll yourself for the poster making competition” the board outside the college reads. Similar boards
bearing details of various competitions have been put up across various colleges/institutions across the city, if
not country.
We are now officially looking for only the best and everyone who wants to compete for it is most welcome,
until the moment you lose. Then you’re just a loser.
When did this really happen? To be honest, one can only guess. It would probably be right on our part to
guess that man has been wanting to win over right from the early stages. Like they say, “Do we kill the predator
or does it kill us?” This question has now evolved into a constant quest for victory and triumph which is now
equated with survival. The world has two groups for every activity, it's now Us against Them. But competition is
going to prevail among us no matter what because the unfulfilled craving we have to beat a person at
something and be awarded for it cannot be taken away, and in today’s practical world, could we do without it?
No. But could we concentrate on other factors like learning, growing from the process? Yes. Could we try to
teach people that reaching one’s potential and developing while climbing up the ladder is utmost important
too? We could always tell then what Matt Blair’s once wisely said: “If you have given your best, pushed yourself
as hard as possible, and you still don’t win, rejoice in your effort. Rejoice.” And rightly so. What should matter is
the journey, the destination is much later. We forget to realize watching a person give in his everything and
emerge victorious, his opponent had to endure through the same amount of blood, sweat, tears to get there.
Perhaps if we would all come to terms with the fact that winning isn't everything and healthy competition is best
for us to survive as one, we would be able to balance our lives in a much better way than we are now. Perhaps if
we wouldn't all always compete for first place but with ourselves and beat the one person who could be better
than you previously were: yourself, Then the win/loss record, medals, awards, prizes would be just another
acknowledgement and we could possibly term our lives fulfilling and complete.
Ian Jackson rightly said “You win with Finesse, not Force.”
After all the last man cannot remain standing forever, can he?
Anita Dhaveji, FYBMM
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THE MOST MEMORABLE DAY OF MY LIFE
Life is something that happens to you when you are busy making other things or making other plans. Life is
full of surprises. Moreover, a rollercoaster where you have no idea what is going to happen in the next
moment. People say we live one life so make the best use of it.
Every day is a memorable day for me.Since something or the other comes across my life. Life is a mixture
of sorrow, happiness, love, anger, surprises, adventures; etc.Everyday is so exciting that it’s thrilling to know
what is going to happen.
I as a person have many memorable days and experiences but the one which yet takes my breath away is
meeting the world famous Chef Sanjeev Kapoor. I as a person love everything about cooking. He has always
been my inspiration. My ambition is to become a great chef like him.
I may not be a meticulous person though trying to be one. So the story I am going to say is a story or the
most wonderful thing happened to me in my entire life. This incident took place two years ago when I saw an
advertisement of MATERCHEF INDIA JUNIOR on the television. I used to tell my parents ,“Mom, Dad I also
want to be a part of this contest. I also want that chef coat with my name printed on it.”
My parents saw my love, passion and my mere concentration towards cooking. Cooking is something that
kills my boredom. Creates a grin on my face on a dull day. My walk towards happiness has always been
cooking. My parents love the food prepared by me. Looking at my talent, love, craze and obsession for
cooking they enrolled my name in MASTERCHEF INDIA JUNIOR. I was on the verge of completing my 13yrs of
teenage. Standing in the huge line under the hot sun waiting for my chance to come. They not only see your
love for cooking but also check on how you are as a person ? How do you face the camera? Whether you are
interactive or not?
All this happening to me was just like a dream come true. I had never thought that I would be facing all this
like NEVER EVER! Somewhere in my mind and my heart I was very much happy as well as excited about what
was happening. I was so amazed and excited that I cannot depict that in words.
So when I participated in this contest I had cleared my first round as well as the second round with a lot of
hard work and the love for cooking .I was feeling that I was almost on the verge to fulfill something that I haven’t
seen in reality. As if dreams were getting conquered. I never thought that I would have completed these two
rounds with ease. Obstacles do come in life but it is in us to believe, hope and always be patient about the work
given to us. That when we learn and understand its importance and its worth in our life.
On Thursday 1/03/2013 at 7:15 pm in I was awaiting in the line just to hear my name called .I was pretty
nervous gearing myself to cook and present the best dish to the judges and get into this platform of being
INDIA'S FIRST JUNIOR MASTERCHEF.
I had a lot of emotions running across my mind moreover a state of mixed feelings .I had prepared my
dish. A dish that I was a master in .Soon my name was called and I was almost in tears. I didn't have any idea
what to do? I was thoroughly blank. When I entered the judging room the first person I saw was my idol my
inspiration CHEF SANJEEV KAPOOR. In no time my happiness changed into sorrow. I couldn’t believe my
eyes that I just saw the world famous chef.
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I explained my dish to the judges but honestly I was only waiting for Chef Sanjeev Kapoor’s comments on
my dish. He came to my table tasted the dish and sat down speechless. I was al confused and scared. I
started questioning myself did I do something wrong? Did I go wrong anywhere? Does it taste good? Is there
too much salt in my food? All such questions were running through my mind. I was not only scared but also
clueless.
Then suddenly I heard a loud voice that said
“LO KARLO BAAT ISSE KEHTE HAI DISH ’’ and that sound that way of appreciation was given by none other
than CHEF SANJEEV KAPOOR. For a minute I could not believe what he just said I was all in tears. I took his
blessings and told him to pinch me because I just couldn’t believe that the person I worship was by my side.
The world famous icon stood just beside me this was a moment of honour for me. But later he gave me a
tight hug and I also took his blessings. My heart was beating very fast. I could literally hear my heart throb. Such
an experience and incident never came across my life. I feel so lucky to meet such a legend. Just made my
day and this was the best moment in my life.
Moreover with an honest heart I would say that I am thankful to the Almighty who gave me such
understanding, the most supporting and the most beautiful parents any kid might have got ever. They are the
best I have got and yes I am the happiest to have them always beside me. Love them the most in my life. Today
whatever I am is because of them if they are there I am there I have an identity in the society because of them
so no matter what I will never let them down ever in my life because they mean the world to me .They are my
whole world and everything.
This day was possible only because of them. Meeting such a big legendary person is something I just can’t
get over with. This is such a phenomenon that makes me happy and I feel the luckiest person on the planet. I
hope I could meet him again in the near future. I thank God and my lovely parents for fulfilling whatever I
wanted, what I actually worked upon. That’s why I say such a day was an unforgettable and a memorable one.
NIDHI NAIR- FYJC-A
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HOW I SEE MY FREEDOM
Freedom is defined from different aspects, and according to different aspects, and according to different
culture, freedom varies from culture to another. Some define freedom as a natural right, the human being is
born with. Everyone wants to be free and independent from others. We are born to be free. Freedom is the
right to do what one wants, live where he wants, eat what he wants, learn and choose what he wants without
ignoring or harming others’ rights.
How can we live free? From my point of view, we can live free by respecting others’ right to live free too. We
cannot ignore the rights of the people with whom we live in the society. We cannot simply do what we want and
ignore others. The idea behind freedom is to be respectful and useful to our society. Freedom is important to
everyone. When freedom of opinion is not granted, the creativity of mind is killed and buried. Society is the
largest and the biggest loser from this lack of creativity.
Someone once said, freedom of opinion will never result in animosity among people, if there exists mutual
respect. Among the most humiliating ways to punish a human, one is to deprive him from his freedom. The
importance of freedom cannot be understood enough, unless it is snatched away from one! It is only in a state
devoid of freedom that we appreciate and respect freedom.
One best example of freedom to me is being able to do many things without any task being enforced upon
me.
To summarize, I would say, freedom is an innate right that human beings are born with. Nothing should
threaten our freedom, deprive us from our right. At the same time, we should make sure that while exercising
our freedom, we don’t snatch away somebody else’s and don’t deter them from using their freedom. There
should be mutual respect towards each others’ freedom. Only then, the motto of the right can be optimized.
-Kajol Lall- FYJC B
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ACTIONS SPEAK VOLUMES
Our country India is a democratic country.Its full of religion,festivals, politics ,equality and many
more.Political India is a growing fame of our country because in India politics has taken a major and important
part of society.The politicans work on policies and frame plans for the benefit and development of our Indian
nation. Nowadays the global politics is a new source of information and a passion for those who have a great
leadership skills in them .The new youth growing along this growing India should be the makers of our nation in
future.
The students of our new youth can be the future politicians that will not only make our students bold and
strong leaders but also it will help the nation to take proper decisions and also boost the new youth to take part
in politics in any way. This can also be done in colleges where elections take place for two leaders of college
and then they work hard to do social works in college campus as well as for the society. This brings the
leadership qualities and also a chance for them who really want to be a part of politics.
Students can be a part of politics by not only becoming sure leaders but also by having a say in political
decisions. The present 2015 elections had many new youths voting for the first time, were they need to vote for
the right person. This shows the political view of every students as a citizen as well as an educated person
towards the benefit of the society. The youth knows best for the betterment of society they have being growing
since this growing nation and have seen many changes across them so they now have a proper ability and
judgemental ideas to judge the society and keep their point of view in politics.
India is facing many problems today, that need to be handled and tackled with some great innovative
thoughts and plans. The youth of students can have innovative ideas and a different point of view towards the
development of our nation. If given a chance to them they can bring in a change in society. They have a lots of
enthusiasm to do.
They are the future of this country, they are the future makers of this nations, they have their point of view
and their new ideas can be a big innovation towards the changing of nation. They must be a part of politics
and should be given a chance to come ahead and bring a change in nation.
By Vaibhavi Sanjay Yadav –FYJC B
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THE MEANING OF SUCCESS
Achievement is largely the product of steadily raising one's levels of aspiration and expectation.
Every Man has dreams and hopes to achieve his dreams. Behind all human effort there lies a hope for
success. Man tries, plans and labours as long as there is present in his mind the faintest hope of succeeding in
his attempt. This hope is what drives the man to chase his dreams. Had there been no hope, our world would
not have been what it is today. Success depends on persuasion of dreams.
What is success ? Success may be described as the realization of an aim. When a man is engaged in any
serious work, there is present at the back of his mind, the aim and the object that he tries to attain. When the
means are adequate for realizing his aim, he attains success.
However, success should only be attained by fair and square means. Getting to the top by unfair means
can never be called success. Your dishonesty which leads you to the top will be the very cause of your terrible
downfall.
Success demands the quality of persuasion that we need vision to pursue.
"The glory of great men should always be measured by the means they have used to acquire it"
-La Rouchefoucould.
Our world is driven by the dreams of aspiring people. Had there been only failures, no one would dream
any longer. They would think it to be an awful waste of time and proceed with day to day work.
Elements like honesty, truthfulness, presence of mind are found in a man of character. If we keep our body
fit, our aim unclouded, if we possess perseverance, intelligence and character, we can make our life a
success.
-jeenisha Jain, fyjc B
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A BUILDING ON FIRE
“Dad will be back soon my son. Take care, bye” said a father to his son, standing at the entrance of ‘The
Sapphire’. The Sapphire was a posh, well decorated hotel where, usually, high-profile business meetings
used to take place, meetings between businessmen, board of directors, VIPS, etc. The Sapphire was the
most preferred place for professional and personal discussions. It was a huge, twenty-one storey building
with a shining glass façade. It was popular among all, the locals living in that area, as well as, the tourists. At
The Sapphire, meetings used to take place on a daily basis, almost.
On one such Monday, as scheduled, three important, high-profile meetings were to take place between
six well-known firms in The Sapphire. The rooms or halls assigned for the meetings were being cleaned and
made ready by the hotel staff. Around 1- 1:30pm, in that bright, hot afternoon, the first two parties arrived for
their meeting. They were respectively led into their room by the manager in charge. Then, after an hour and a
half, the four other parties too arrived and were led to their heir respective rooms by the managing staff. All the
six parties looked quite impressed by the look of their rooms, as well as, the whole structure of ‘The Sapphire’ .
As it’s name suggests, The Sapphire was no less in beauty and charm than the real gem, Sapphire.
The meetings proceeded as usual. The venue was calm and quiet. But suddenly, there began to spread
smoke which came from the area of the glass façade. As glass facades are usually said to trap heat inside,
chances of a fire breakout is more. As soon as the staff got an inclination of this smoke spreading, they first
checked the kitchen area of the hotel. First of all, it was quite late by the time they started checking for the origin
of the smoke. They checked all the places of the hotel where there are chances of a fire. Then, finally, a staff
member found out that the smoke was coming from the glass façade area. Till the manager arrived at the
scene, the carpet, sofas and cushions were engulfed with fire. The fire was indeed spreading very fast.
The manager hurried and evacuated all the guests from the hotel. The fire department was contacted. As
the people came out and were helplessly gazing at the burning floor of the hotel, they realized that one of their
guests and some staff members were not to be found. Frantic searches were made for them around the
place, but to no avail. Soon, the fire engines arrived. Water gushed out of their pipes which fell on the raging
flames of fire, trying to subdue them. The fire fighters went inside the burning hotel in search of the two missing
people. While the guest was found in an unconscious state, the staffer was nowhere to be found.
It took the fire officers about two and a half hours to extinguish the fire that had engulfed five floors of The
Sapphire. By the time the fire died down, the hotel premises was crowded with people. The news of the fire at
The Sapphire spread as fast as the fire itself among the people. People passing by, people living near by,
journalists, police, ambulance, all arrived at the scene. The reporters and journalists were providing live
coverage of the incident to their respective news channels. Ambulance were rushing the injured to hospitals
and the police officers were trying their level best to control the ever increasing crowd. The people were aghast
at the sight of The Sapphire standing tall, but no more beautiful and elegant as before.
The once magnificent, wonderful hotel ‘The Sapphire’ was now nothing but a damaged, burnt, and black
structure. The manager and the hotel staff were left speechless at this incident. Soon, the owner of The
Sapphire too arrived, but with a dead-pan expression on his face. To his great disappointment, his ‘The
Sapphire’, that was once beautiful, shining, decorated with bright and stainless, aqua blue coloured glass
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façade or better to say ‘The death façade’, was now just a charred structure. There was a lot of noise, voices of
the policemen, people chattering about the incident and the painful cries of the families of the deceased, with
their young ones simply looking on with their wide open eyes, confused. They just knew this much that they are
in a crowd with their families, minus their fathers.
However enchanting the look of The Sapphire used to be, all mainly due to its glass façade, incidents,
especially life-taking ones, can happen anytime and anywhere. No one has any control on the heat of the sun
or has the power to bring one back from the dead, but certainly, after this incident it is evident that the beautiful
shining glass facades are the main reasons for life taking incidents.
-Sayali Chiplunkar- FYJC- A.
AN ADORNING EXPERIENCE….
I still remember that night. It was a Saturday night. After our dinner which was indeed delicious, we went
to our rooms. My room was next to the terrace door. While rubbing my eyes I saw a beautiful light coming from
the terrace door.
I was dressed in my night suit which was a bit ugly and was not at all liked by me. My hair was open. As
soon as I reached the terrace I saw a wonderful, marvelous, gorgeous sky with plenty of stars. The splendid
smile on my face conveyed the feelings of my heart. I went and lied on the terrace floor gazing at the natural
beauty of the sky. The sky seemed magical. The dark blue, black, light blue colours were just mixed with each
other indicating the people of all religion celebrating unity.
Looking at this natural scenic beauty I thought the night was a beautiful, gorgeous, attractive lady was
wearing a black gown which had shining stars imprinted on it. It was as if I was watching a romantic movie on
the big screen of the universe.
Suddenly, there was a change in the theme. Now the picture was indicating a dark, dangerous but
comical scene in the sky. The black colour was spreading everywhere and the stars were shining brightly. I
imagined myself asleep on the cloud. I was about to fall asleep when I saw a star falling of the sky. I have heard
that when we make a wish when a star falls from the sky our wish is fulfilled. And just enjoying the beauty of the
night I fell asleep.
Sunday morning when I woke up I saw my mom and dad in front of me. I shared the wonderful
experience I had watching the sky full of stars.
I was so happy and awestruck the entire day that I decided to write down my experience. I was very
happy to experience such beauty and look forward to experience many more like them.
-Sayali Chiplunkar- FYJC- A.
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UNITY IN DIVERSITY
India is a country rich in diversities. The vast and varied landscape of the country forms a beautiful
background to the cultural mosaic that is - MOTHER INDIA also called land of dreams and fantasies. Among
the people there are numerous races, religion and languages.
Geographically India is a vast country so much so that even one of its states in bigger than many countries
of Europe. But the whole country is well bounded by nature. In the north the snow of great Himalaya, form the
breath taking view of Dal Lake, gardens of Kashmir, the sugary apples and the proud moment where the
soldiers of the country at the border put their lives at stake for us, also the mystic Buddhism and the foggy
mountains in Sikkim.
The great Gangetic plain of north India has proven to be fertile ground for the growth of Indian culture and
the rise and fall of imperial powers. The capital DELHI is the world’s largest democratic nation rings with
political debate in the halls of parliament, in the press and in the streets.
In the central heartland the glorious textiles and antique woodcarvings or the carving of the Madhya
Pradesh. A different set of wonders highlights of Calcutta contracts with the rice field and the tribal areas of
Orissa.
Coming a further up comes the city of dreams, the economic capital of the country MUMBAI MERI JAAN in
the state of Maharashtra and also honours of the memory of the brave Maratha warriors. Then comes Goa
where the Portuguese made their sheer existence.
It is also very well said that India is the land of extremes. On one side we see the oceans and the wonderful
sea breeze and on the other side there are the composed deserts of the west Rajasthan is a home to the
carved white marble temples of the Jains and the wild tigers of the Ranthambhore The excruciating Rann of
Kutch, the famous Garba and also the Gujarati thali which will leave you spellbound.
The south also makes their stand marvellously. From the back waters of Kerala to Kanyakumari where the
ocean and the sea finally meets, where the Europeans first landed, the famous royal leaf lunch to the different
south Indian languages, their festivals, belief in god offerings make it more unique. Not forgetting about the
new state Telangana which after all its difficulties is developing rampantly.
The country abounds in tribal dances, folk dances, as well as classical dances of great virtuosity. They are
regarded as the mode of aesthetic expression but they all symbolise one India. There are people from
different intelligence level receding here which is definitely why we have the best possible resources in the
world. India has also given birth to very famous personalities from S Ramanujam to Kalpana Chawla. Name
any field and you will at least find one Indian personality.
The constitution of the democratic India is considered one of the lengthiest and the most unique in the
world which lays down different laws for each and every section of the society, gives equal rights to all the
citizens and also to each and every state of the country. Despite all the flaws India has emerged as one of the
fastest developing countries of the world and unique in its own way.
JAI HIND/JAI BHARAT
Ms.ADITHI RAO
FYJC- B
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OUR DIVERSE MOTHERLAND-INDIA
India is known for its culture and traditions which has been carried down by people from generation to
generation and from years to years. It is known for its numerous festivals, languages, religions, etc. Though the
people living in India belong to different religion, language, tradition, culture, etc yet they live together in
harmony and enjoy each second of their life. People and society are dependent on each other.
Each religion has its own festivals! People belonging to different religions enjoy numerous festivals like
Punjabis celebrate Besakhi, Maharashtrans celebrate Gudi Padwa, Gujarati celebrate Navratri, South Indians
celebrate Onam and Pongal, etc. Being in different religions these people come together because of their one
common religion known as ‘Humanity’.
Besides, Sanskrit-‘the mother of all languages’ has originated and excited in our country-India. All other
languages have taken birth from this golden language that is Sanskrit, the mother of all languages. Along with
Hindi being the national language there are other spoken languages like Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu,
Hindustani, Carnatic, Malayalam, etc. The golden beauty and the fantastic tradition of languages has been
existing in today’s 21st century also.
All people though made by One Creator have different qualities, behaviour, personality, thoughts. These
people share one thing in common as said earlier that’s humanism which is a rare thing to be found in one!
India is also famous for its sweets, spices, food. People love having food be it a roadside chaat corner or
the chef’s special at a renowned hotel. Today you find South Indians having Hakka noodles, Punjabis having
Thai curry, etc. There are those tempting rasum, puranpoli, rasgulla, gulabjamun, etc. which makes my
mouth water!
Apart from food and festivals you find the marvellous scenic beauty which is admired by Indians as well as
foreigners. The most beautiful sites in India is the grand Golden temple, the Taj Mahal, the Red fort. You can
also enjoy the camel ride from Bikaner, the elephant ride in the South, the Mysore silk collection, the bamboo
tradition, the Bihu dance are some of the specialities of every state in India.
India has 29states and 7unioncountries. It is governed from Delhi and is managed by different political
parties across the states.
Having so much diversity they are united. India is a perfect example of unity in diversity.
India’s heart and soul resides in her villages. The main and primary occupation in villages is agriculture.
The farmers are called the real heroes of India. Because of farmers production, export and import of healthy
food is possible.
In India there are literate and illiterate people. The literates have money to be educated but the illiterates are
the poor people who cannot afford to pay for the education. India follows the fundamental principles of equality
& democraty .
India being so different and unique has several shades of colours in it. It is united by having various diversity
in it.
-Mrunal
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MY FIRST STEP INTO THE COLLEGE
After clearing my SSC Board examination, I got admission in SIES junior college, Nerul. I felt great, and
was very excited about my college life. The first day of college, for which I had been eagerly waiting, was
knocking on my door. But what was the good news?
A day before the start of this wonderful journey, I was very tensed and worried. I read the whole of Times Of
India three times, though some news were beyond my comprehension. Would this update my English? Being
a vernacular medium student, I was very concerned about my English. Various questions were troubling my
mind. Will I be able to converse with the teachers properly? Will they help me in my difficulties like my school
teacher? How will my new friends be? I was also concerned about ragging, rowdiness of boys that usually
happens in colleges. All these things disturbed me in my sleep. There wouldn't be any friend of mine...
What was happening to me? The girl who was waiting to be in college for so long was now fretting about it.
A place where my aspirations would be fulfilled, where teachers are like sun who would show me direction on
the right path. And now, I was doubting everything to be possible. Finally the day arrived. At sharp 12 noon, I
reached the college, searched for my classroom and sat on the first bench. At 12.10, Mrs Cassie, our class
teacher came in and talked with us on general topics. She seemed to be quite nice. I felt my nerves getting a
little relaxed. She asked us about our hobbies, dreams, etc. Then, every teacher introduced themselves to us.
They were treating us like their children. In the recess, I also interacted with my classmates, I shared my tiffin
with them. They were not the same as my school friends, but they were quite good. As a book lover, I also went
to see our college library. It was huge with thousands of books. I inquired about the library rules. In the end, I
was quite satisfied with the way lectures were given. Then, our Principal madam told us to see the notice
boards before leaving. I rushed towards the notice board and to my disappointment, I had not gotten IT as a
subject. Tears welled up in my eyes and thus spoiled my whole day but later I reconciled. I felt that Hindi is also
a good subject, I was very much familiar with it. In fact, it would help me in securing better grades. Then I
started for my home and yes, there was no ragging or misbehaviour of any form, throughout the day. My mom
was also surprised and relieved to see my back with a face glowing with happiness. Everybody laughed about
the way I was behaving that morning and now, I laughed too.
- Name _____________________
MY EXPERIENCE IN A STORM
That was perhaps one of the most memorable days in my life. It happened in the month of May. I went to
spend the day with one of my friends. Three other friends also joined us.
At around 5 o'clock in the evening, we went for a walk as the day was unbearably hot. We were sitting in the
nearby park, chatting and gossiping. Nature was still and hushed. The park was quite crowded because the
day, being sultry, people wanted to get some relief outside their homes.
Suddenly, the sky became dark and a strong wind started blowing. The powerful force of the wind was full
of dust. People started running helter-skelter. The dust Storm obstructed our vision. We could not see
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anything, only the noise of the frightened voiced could be heard. Terrible sounds of the breaking of the
branches of the trees were also heard from different directions. We took shelter on the verandah in a nearby
house and began to pray for the horrible storm to get over. Some of the roof tops of the temporary huts of the
construction workers were blown away. The streets were absolutely clear. Everybody had taken shelter in
some place or the other. Soon, it started raining. It was a heavy downpour with thunder and lightning. After
sometime, the rain subsided and the moon started peeping out in the clear sky. The demon's destruction
gradually started opening up in front of our eyes. It was total pandemonium all over. So many uprooted trees,
So many broken houses with sad, helpless faces could be seen as victims of nature's might.
This was the worst dust ever experienced by me. We knew our parents would be worried, so we made our
journey towards home. On our way back, we could see signs of destruction all around. At certain places, the
roads were blocked by fallen trees causing inconvenience to the traffic. Relief work had already been started
by the government organizations and the fire brigade. People were helping each other too. But the extremely
hot day had become quite cool. After all, "every dark cloud has. a silver lining".
- Dhanashree Chavan. 11th B
UNITY IN DIVERSITY
Unity in diversity-A short and common phrase heard by all educated people across the globe. A true
image of unity in diversity is presented by the people of India. There is a wide variety in here in every field
ranging from sports,food habits,language and customs and traditions.
India is a secular nation. It is clearly stated in the preamble of Indian constitution.we have different religions
in India. Apart from Hinduism we have the followers of Budhism, Jainism, Islam, Sikhism, Christianity and
Parsis. But Hindus form the greater majority.Emotional unity plays its own part. The name of Bharat Mata
brings Indian people closer and closer together.
India is a multi-cultural, multi-racial, multi-lingual and multi-ethnic society. It is a land of diversity. People of
different creeds, customs, cultures and traditions live here. They have their different festivals, manners and
lifestyle.India is proud to have a rich cultural heritage. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Nagaland to
Mumbai, Hindi is understood as the National language of India. Though different regions have their different
regional affiliation they all are Indians. People call themselves Bihari, Punjabi, Kashmiri, Marathi, Gujarati, but
they feel proud to say that they are the Indians. They all are proud to say that their mother is same - MOTHER
INDIA.
The belief on spirituality and cultural power has played an important role in binding the people of India
together in a bond of unity. Freedom of expression has also a strongest component of India's unity in diversity.
All these factors are deeply associated with the cultural diversity and unity of India.
Sanjana Ranjit Virkar
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AN UNFORGETTABLE EVENT.
My mother always has one thing ready to begin describing me with, “This girl doesn’t have feet, she has
wheels!” Obviously, she has never been too appreciative of my fondness for travelling. However, my travels
have taught me lessons that no classroom can, and I also owe the most unforgettable event of my life to a
school trip.
The first time I travelled out of the country was during a school holiday to Europe, in the summer of 2011.
Every moment I spent in that fortnight will forever be etched in my mind, but no experience could be closer to
my heart than my time at the Eiffel Tower.
As we all know, the Eiffel Tower is a commemorative structure, built in 1889, the year that marked the
hundredth anniversary of the French Revolution. Even today, it is the most commonly visited monument in the
world.
The Eiffel Tower is a humongous structure and hence can be seen from all of Paris. Even today, four years
later, I remember my first glimpse of the Tower, and it left me speechless.
The area right under the Tower is always hustling and bustling with people selling titbits, some waiting, and
some getting checked by the security officials. As I got closer and closer, my heartbeat began increasing. A life
takes you up to the Eiffel Tower’s second level in a matter of a few minutes but those minutes seem like
endless hours.
Even if there’s no one around to die for, the wind blowing around the Eiffel Tower is so romantic that it can
make you fall for itself, for the city, in the blink of an eye.
I found the Eiffel Tower visit to be quite liberating, as it makes you forget all your pain, worries, fear and
fatigue at once. The atmosphere is such that you feel as if your feet can’t find the ground, as if you’re just
floating about here and there.
We spent nearly forty to forty-five minutes there, and all I could do was just stare at the beauty all around.
Beside the Tower are splendid, lush green gardens and a museum as well. That sight comes back again and
again, and has never failed to lighten my mood whenever I feel gloomy. Just like the comfort William
Wordsworth talked of in his famous poem “Daffodils” that said“For oft when on my couch I lie,
In vacant or in pensive mood,
They flash upon my inward eye.
Which is the bliss of solitude”
The moments that I felt seeing, staring, relaxing and also a little disbelieving, never be less memorable
than any award, honour or other happiness. If given the opportunity, I would definitely , without thinking twice,
jump on an airplane back to Paris and return to my staring. After all,
“A poor life this, if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare”
Tanya Nair, FYJC A
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AN UNFORGETTABLE EVENT.
When I remember that day, today also I shake with the warm feelings of fear. That day is really
unforgettable for me.
Just before 15 days, I was going somewhere with my parents. The day was Sunday. & the time was,
evening. There was not much rush on the road. We were walking from one side of the road, & suddenly a boy
came speeding on a bike & fell on the road. As this incident happened in front of us, I and my mother feared a
lot. But my father went to lift the bike and help that boy.
Meanwhile me and my mother went to nearby houses and informed the people about incident and also
brought water for that boy. Many people gathered at the place of incident. Somebody brought auto. Then my
mother and some other men had put that boy in auto and took him to hospital. We also went behind them.
Much blood was flowing from the head and hands of that boy. Because of God’s blessings only, doctor
said that he was out of danger. But if we had not taken him to the hospital, then it would have lead to the loss of
his life. Meanwhile someone had called the parents of that boy.
They immediately reached to the hospital. They were feared very much. But when they saw their boy they
relaxed. They gently thanked my father and other people. Because the case was an accident there was,
police enquiry. After inspection we came to know about the truth. Truth was that the boy was not even of 18
years old and the bike which he was riding was of his friend’s and not of his own. The Police first caught his
friend & then the boy was met with an accident as he was driving the bike without licence and had not informed
the parents.
This is not the only boy who didn’t follow traffic rules. But there are many boys who ride their bikes fast, as
well as use headphones for hearing music. Some boys drink and drive the vehicles. Due to craze of speed and
breaking of traffic rules they etc. loose their valuable life. These boys also trouble the people surrounded them
& their, friends etc.
After that, we all returned to our home thanking God and with the spiritual feelings of helping someone.
This was the first accident which I saw in my life I really learned many things from that accident. And I promised
myself that I will never break the traffic rules.
Sayli Mule, FYJC A
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TODAY'S GENERATION FORCED TO
FACE THE HARD FACTS OF LIFE
Barnardo's survey: Children's confidence in the future has been replaced by 'a feeling of powerlessness' More than
three in five adults believe their children have a worse deal than they had and nearly the same proportion think
the world is a worse place than when they were young, according to a Mori survey for the children's charity,
Barnardo's.
The survey, The Facts Of Life, explodes the myth that life for previous generations of children was harder
than today's. Confidence in the future has been replaced by "powerlessness", felt not just by those from
deprived backgrounds but people in the affluent higher bands.
The aim of the research was to highlight how childhood has changed over the past 20 years. According to
nine out of 10 adults today's children will witness more crime and violence than a generation ago and 80 per
cent feel children have fewer safe areas in which to play.
Seven out of 10 adults think that children are now less likely to have a stable family life and just over half
think that children are less likely to have a loving home than a generation ago. Nearly three in five adults believe
children today worry about their parents splitting up in comparison to 11 per cent of their own childhood fears
being about parental break- up. Statistics seem to bear this out. The divorce rate is six times higher than 30
years ago and the proportion of babies born outside marriage went from 6 per cent in 1961 to 32 per cent
today. One in five dependent children lives with a lone parent compared to one in 13 in the 1970s.
Financially, opinion is almost equally divided over whether children will have enough money to enjoy a
reasonable lifestyle or own a home of their own.
While young people in the 1990s begin their adult lives with more educational qualifications than their
parents and grandparents, the gap between the most and least advantaged local authority areas has grown
wider. Views on education are split along class lines, with people in the lower income bands more inclined to
say children these days are likely to get a good education and well resourced schools.
Just over half the adults questioned - more than 1,000 - think children today are unlikely to have a
rewarding career and this comprises a higher proportion of those working full-time to those not working.
"The findings of this survey paint a depressing picture of adults' perception of the future for today's children.
It is widely believed that children no longer grow up in a secure environment with the prospect of a permanent
job if they do well at school," said Roger Singleton, senior director of Barnardo's.
There is now a consensus of opinion throughout the country that growing up is tougher in the 1990s. "The
confidence and optimism of previous generations has been replaced by a feeling of powerlessness."
The 9 Facts of Life: The changing Face of Childhood, is available from Barnardo's, Tanners Lane,
Barkingside, Ilford, IG6 1QG; Pounds 5.
Trupti Bhosle
Roll NO. 69
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THE TRUE BEAUTY
“Oh my God! Just look at Deepika Padukone ! How beautiful she looks!” the word, beautiful, in this context,
means being beautiful in terms of looks, but is that the real beauty?
Some people are god-gifted with a heart-shaped face, fair skin, wide eyes, perfect nose and a rosebud
mouth. Such people are considered as beautiful. Then, what about those who do not possess some of these
perfect features? Are they also not God’s creation? The fact is that they maybe even more beautiful as
compared to people with good features. They might not be beautiful in terms of looks but they might have a
caring nature and a loving heart.
Most people are not good looking but they possess a personality so attractive that people are drawn
towards them. Nelson Mandela, for example, was adored by millions of people worldwide. He had such a
forceful charishma that people quite often forgot his colour and looks.
Real beauty is not about being beautiful by looks alone. Appearances are always secondary and
deceptive. What matters most is the person’s character and nature. This is what is referred to as inner beauty.
People who have this kind of beauty, care about their fellow men and are willing to make sacrifices for them.
They are least bothered about their appearances and are content with the looks they are born with.
Many a time, people who look good may be too much self-obsessed. Such people are often so conscious
about their appearance that they fail to appreciate the other beautiful things in life. They only associate
themselves with other attractive persons and are often dismissive of unattractive people. But, it is a fact that
most people do not look beyond the face. It is automatically assumed that beautiful people are good at heart.
But like the wicked stepmother in the famous fable ‘Snow-White And The Seven Dwarfs’, most beautiful
people are so vain about their looks that they are uncaring about other people’s feelings and think nothing
about hurting them.
At the same time, beauty is appreciated by people in different ways; some perceive Kareena Kapoor as
the epitome of beauty whereas there are others who think, the dusky skinned Bipasha Basu, equally beautiful.
Thus everyone has their own idea of beauty. It is therefore aptly said that ‘Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder
‘. Beauty is a matter of opinion and does not take one’s attractiveness into account.
The concept of beauty varies greatly from person to person. For some, it is a beautiful face whereas for
others, it is a caring heart. But in today’s fast-paced world, people seldom take the time to assess a person’s
character and nature and so people are often judged by their looks alone. The question here is - do we try to
find the goodness in others, ignoring their imperfections?
It depends upon us how broad minded we are in accepting people with imperfect features. We must look
within ourselves, face our own imperfections whereby we will be able to find beauty in God’s every creation.
Now it is for us to decide what matters the most – good looks or inner beauty?
Kavya Gireesh
FYJC ‘A’
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The Most Memorable Day of My Life.
I shall never forget the day on which I won the first price at the Interschool Elocution Competition conducted
in our town.I was the only one representing my school.It was a prestigious competition.
My topic was ‘India of My Dreams’. I had prepared the speech with help of my mother. The speech
highlighted all the customs and evils existing in India. It was a realistic essay. I took a lot of efforts practising my
speech. The role played by my English teacher was very significant in me winning the competition. I practised
till I remembered every word of my speech and also until my tone and voice modulation became correct.
However, as the the day of the competition approached, I started feeling very nervous. I heard the
speech of students of other school and I felt they spoke better than me and that my speech was very dry in front
of theirs. At one point of time, I had decided to back off from the competition .But, then my English teacher
helped me to regain my confidence. She made me practise my speech once again in front of her and I spoke
well.Then she said,”Be calm .You are going to do it.”
On the day of the competition, before going to the podium, I was little tensed but I remembered what
my English teacher told me and I took a deep breath.Then I looked at the audience.I began my speech and it
went very slow initially. But , then the words flowed like a torrent .I ended my speech before a thunderous
applause by the audience. I was relieved that my turn was over and I hardly listened to the remaining
speeches.
Then came the announcement about the prize winners .The suspense was nerve- racking. The third
and second price was announced and both of them went to some other participants. Honestly, I was
expecting one of those to come to me. Nevertheless,now I had my hopes on the prestigious FIRST prize.The
winner was announced and it was me ,much against my expectations. I dedicated this award to my mother
and my English teacher.The next morning, the Principal praised and congratulated me during the assembly.
The day of that Elocution Competition is a day I shall never forget . It has been the most memorable of
my life.
NAME-PRITHVI V.SHETTY,
CLASS-FYJC A,
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Action speaks louder than words
It is said that 'action' speaks louder than 'words'. Usually, people only say things rather than doing them.
These people usually squally inluxebi big politicians and leaders who make big, big promises once elections
are near but once elected, they rarely fulfil them. They forget their promises, which is an apt example of 'easier
said than done'. It is not only that leaders and politicians are included in this category but students also make
big promises to their parents that they will study for a particular number of hours or score well. But none of
these things are fulfilled. Usually, kids tell their parents that they love them, but they don't display it. The real
sense of loving your parents is respecting them and taking care of them in their old age. Many times, at
competitions or tournaments, the sportsmen or competitors say big things and challenge their rival or
opponent, but when it comes to performance on the field, they fail miserably and disappoint their fans and
followers. Therefore, rather than saying big things or making false promises, it is better to perform them and
thus, "actions speak louder than words".
Difficulties of life
A new born baby enters into this beautiful world with a purpose of achieving something for his parents. He
is taught to be disciplined and well-mannered. But some parents often pressurize their children by telling them
to score above 95%. I do believe that in today’s world 95% will be considered a good percentage for admission
in colleges but telling this in a forceful manner often makes a child depressed.
The world is growing at a tremendous speed but in the opposite direction. Today, wherever I see, I can find
the only word written in most of the hearts is “corruption. A child who scores 95%also lacks seat in good
colleges due to which he/she has to change his/her choice and the child who scores 62% gets admission in the
best colleges by the power of money. Money is that one things which makes everyone work for a living. Some
people who have lots of money do not realize its value. Man’s wants and needs are insatiable.
Even when he realizes his limits, he doesn’t stop himself.
Children then realize that their effort to have a bright future was useless. These are my observations that I
have made in the course of my life.
May the world with purity and beauty come back to us!!
-Aishwarya A Abraham
FYJC ’A’
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THE MOST MEMORABLE DAY OF MY LIFE
Cricket is religion in India and Sachin Tendulkar is the God. People love cricket and live cricket & so do I. The
most memorable day of my life came in the form of cricket match. I was nervous before the day of the match
but all the same excited for the match. I opened the innings for my team .
It was a track which flattened in the later stages of the match.
The start was slow but as I got set , batting become easier.
Being a bowling track we could not manage a high score. I batted throughout the innings . Bowlers did a
great job and defended the low total.
My coach and many others praised me for my batting.
I was adjudged the ''Man of the Match" and 22 January became the most memorable day of my life.
Rajas Patil
Fyjc A
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.
The main difference between a man and an animal is that man has some knowledge but an animal has no
knowledge of anything.Knowledge is the godmother of all discoveries and inventions.
Mostly,man gains knowledge through observation and experimentation.At first man starts with certain
theory and sometimes even without any prerequisite or predetermination. In other words,he does some
project at random and the results may be positive or negative.
Einstein, for example, was actually not working for discovering the atom when he stepped upon it just by
chance. Even when Newton saw the falling apple,then thoughts rushed into his mind which led to the
discovery of the theory of gravitation.
All the modern technology which has made certain nations so powerful economically and militarily is all
based on knowledge. In countries like the USA research in all fields of science is done on regular basis and that
is one of the secrets of her success.
India has also done great research in certain fields,like in the fields of information technology and
telecommunications and she is now reaping rich harvest for this. So, in short we shall have to agree to what
Bacon said four centuries ago that knowledge is power.
All human progress and perhaps even man’s very existence on the globe depends upon his retention and
growth of knowledge in various fields for positive and constructive purposes because if knowledge is used for
negative purposes, it can create a havoc in someones life.
Masoom.R.Karkera
FYJC – A
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HUMOUR IN LIFE
Humour is infectious. The sound of roaring laughter is far more contagious than any cough, sniffle, or
sneeze. When laughter is shared, it binds people together and increases happiness and intimacy. Laughter
also triggers healthy physical changes in the body. Humour and laughter strengthen your immune system,
boost your energy, diminish pain, and protect you from the damaging effects of stress. Best of all, this priceless
medicine is fun, free, and easy to use.
Laughter is a powerful antidote to stress, pain, and conflict. Nothing works faster or more dependably to
bring your mind and body back into balance than a good laugh. Humour lightens your burdens, inspires
hopes, connects you to others, and keeps you grounded, focused, and alert.
With so much power to heal and renew, the ability to laugh easily and frequently is a tremendous resource
for surmounting problems, enhancing your relationships, and supporting both physical and emotional health.
- Toms Paul - FYJC A
A GLORIOUS MORNING
It is a glorious morning,
When all the birds sing.
And the sun high up in the sky,
Watch all the birds fly.
The leaves covered with dew,
Make the trees look new.
The rivers flow so fast,
And will flow until the last.
so an unforgetful day.
In the morning people go for a walk,
And they go on without any talk.
The colourful butterflies fly around the flowers,
Embraces red, pink, and purple petals.
It rolls up every day from behind the horizon,
Each morning different from the other.
Everybody is happy; working with joy,
Sharing sorrows; telling others to enjoy.
As it is a glorious morning,
A glorious gift from God Almighty!
- Juwaida I. Bandarkar
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THE DREAMER
It all began with a dream
world outside...
...a hope...
but it surely taught me how to live and gifted me
a dream to grow...
friends who'd always stand by my side...
to reach the top...
It has been a long stretch of years...
to climb the rope..
many colours...many chapters...
college was the journey...
some gifted me memories...
to reach an ambition..
while some endowed me with experiences for
every moment in life...
life...
It needed a decision...
Yet again... I stand at the gate...
and thus began the glorious walk...
this time not with a smile...but with tears...
Walking through the campus... staring through the
tears of emotion...tears of joy...
folks..
Once again I'm at the gate standing with a trillion
Hunting my flower...I wandered like a lovelorn
thoughts and a gleaming hope...
bee...
A hope that I shall return to my land...
longing to meet someone...
After having successfully climbed up the rope...
and have a talk...
walk in like the dreamy boy...
pacing ahead with a trillion questions...
bow down low and say- " I've done you justice, I
I was joined by a horde of dreamers..
hope"...
willing to be achievers...
I have and always will..
that was how I made my first friend...
owe you not only respect but loads of affection...
friends grew to groups
I will take my trip to the world outside and let them
know how beautiful was my world inside...
and groups to family...
Every moment in life...
No longer had friends..
needed a decision...
but brothers!
And this was it...
the class was my home... the mates were family...
the campus my world...
I entered a hero and I shall leave a hero...
it seemed to have wiped out all dead-ends...
Entered with a hope and shall leave with hope...
the professors were always more than just
In my life There'll be no zero...
professors...
Coz here's my decision. ..
they were friends,
I'll climb the rope...
they were guides...they were the light... they were
And return like a hero.
TEACHERS...
- Nirav Karkera- TYBAF
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A DREAM WORLD
A world with love and peace
And with lots and lots of cheese,
People never quarrel and fight
When they get their own right.
The liberty and the integrity intellect
Never allow violence and riots to elect,
Everyday a new technology is made
To make poverty and terrorism to be fade.
CRESTFALLEN
Where no torture of caste and colour
Each treats other as a scholar,
All should have the sense of gold
Somewhere along the bleak emptiness,
O Almighty! Bless us the beautiful world.
Where reside melancholy and contrite.
-Parth Garg FYJC
Downcast spirits are in a mess,
Long oppressed feelings are in a fight.
Distant memories are creeping in at a fast
pace,
Shattered, left all alone in an underlying
oneness.
Hopelessly abandoned, without a trace,
Still despondent, in partial numbness.
Finding comfort in gloom,
I'm able yet vulnerable.
Heading towards doom,
Struggling so hard to remain stable.
Fear of the known, setting off in trepidation,
Dreadful spirits surround me thereby.
Crestfallen, without realization,
Wondering all this while, where would
salvation lie?
-Anita Dhaveji, FYBMM.
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A NIGHT OF STAR GAZING
The boy waited all day
For the stars to come again,
From morning to noon
But all in vain.
He curiously questioned his mother
“Where are the stars?”
THE AMAZING MAROON JACKET
To this the mother replied
Every once in a while I receive this gift.
“They all are resting in skies, with Jupiter,
A unusual gift that means too much to me.
Moon and Mars!”
The love of my life he gives it to me.
He went back to the window
Don't get me wrong; it may seem like just
With hope in his eyes
regular piece of clothing.
He was waiting,
But what it contains; my happiness,
Waiting as the time flies.
It contains a remembrance of him,
At last, the sun left
The smell of him,
Leaving darkness behind,
The warmth of his hugs,
To light up the blue sky
His sleeves remind me of his hands,
The moon was kind.
The hands that fit into mine.
All the stars
This may seem strange to many others.
Assembled in the sky
But I don't care.
The boy’s face lit up
Because no one will understand; the
And there reflected a twinkle in his eye.
butterflies and wonderment!
He wanted to count them
Even though it's all amazing
But he had fingers few
This is where it gets sad,
He could count ten
The jacket loses its everything of him; the
And the rest were due!
smell
That night,
I get tired of it and end up returning the
At the stars he was gazing.
jacket..
For what he felt though
- Zowie
It was amazing!
- Savithri Iyer- FYJC
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SPELLBOUND
Most of the times you're not really looking
Other times you're just scared you're not going to get through
It makes you weak in the knees, hopelessly wanting to sing
It's in those moments, those very few
Started off before you could even know it
In an adrenaline rush, hurried past
It's unexpected, too much to take in, yet having a tough time figuring why it's so tough to quit,
It's because you're spellbound, you want it to last
It's crazy how it feels
Like it was all meant to be
All pain, each suffering, and you're assured in time it heals
It's all you need
Overwhelming with emotion,
Never felt so real, so alive, you're now in lead
Once terrified, now on the edge
You don't know how much you've wanted this until just now, you're ready to take the fall
Once forbidden, now way past that lonely hedge
Happiness in your stride, you're sick of having to crawl
You can run away all you like, but you can't hide
How would you know if you haven't yet tried?
-Anita Dhaveji, FYBMM.
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2. peye cewQves peerceer keÀes DeHevee³ee Lee ~
peye cewvew peerceer keÀes DeHevee³ee Lee,
Kego keÀes yeæ[e Yeei³eJeeve Hee³ee Lee,
Gme efove ve peeves keÌ³eesW Kego keÀes,
ogefve³ee keÀe KegMenej Deeoceer Hee³ee Lee,
peye Jen cesjer efpeboieer ces Dee³ee Lee,
cesje vemeerye yeoue [euee Lee ~
Gmemes keÀF& yeeles meerKekeÀj cewQ
nkeÀerkeÀle mes mebYeue Hee³ee Lee,
GmekesÀ Deeves mes cesjs peerJeve keÀe
ue#e³e le³e nes Hee³ee Lee
GmekeÀes cewQves cesjs efoue kesÀ Heeme Hee³ee Lee
Hej keÀYeer mees®ee ve Lee efkeÀ
kegÀojle keÀe Kesue efvejeuee nwQ
nkeÀerkeÀle keÀes efceìeves Jeeuee nw ~
³en meye cewQ Gme efove mecePe Hee³ee Lee
legce cegPes efpeboieer keÀer jen efoKeekeÀj ieS
peeles peeles Yee cesje keÀu³eeCe keÀj ieS
Deye cesjer jye mes nwQ ³ener ogDee efkeÀ
Jen cegPes uee os cesje peerceer ogyeeje ~
ogefve³ee cesW legcemes De®íe oesmle vee keÀYeer,
cewQves Hee³ee Lee efpemekesÀ meeLe cewQ
Flevee meye meerKe Hee³ee Lee
Deiej legce cesjer efpeboieer cewQ ve Deeles
lees ve peeves cesje keÌ³ee neslee
Mee³eo efkeÀmeer nejs kesÀ meceeve yewþe neslee
uesefkeÀve legcnejer Jepen mes Deepe cewQ
DekeÀ meHeÀue ceveg<³e keÀer lejn ®enkeÀlee nBt
efpeboieer keÀer nj cebefpeue Hej cenkeÀlee ntB ~
jye vee keÀjs ³en efkeÀmeer kesÀ meeLe ogyeeje
Fefleneme vee j®es keÀYeer efkeÀmeer kesÀ meeLe ogyeeje
cewQ ³ener oesnjelee ie³ee Lee
peerceer peye cewQves legcns Kees³ee Lee ~
mebmeej keÀes veF& ¢<ìer mes osKevee ®eenleer ntB,
cewb yeoueeJe ®eenleer ntB ~
JekeÌle oew[e pee jne nwQ,
ceveg<³e keÀbner Kees ie³ee nwQ,
efjMles - veeles ìtì jns nw~
GvnsW pegæ[les osKevee ®eenleer ntB,
YeieJeevees keÀe cetu³e venerR ³eneB,
keÀercele efmeHe&À Hewmes efkeÀ ³eneB,
ieg©j Hewmees keÀe yeæ[e ³eneB,
Gme ieg©j keÀes leesæ[vee ®eenleer nBt ~
m$eer - Heg©<e ces Yeso ve jns,
m$eer - Heg©<e mes kebÀOee efceueekeÀj ®eues,
veejer keÀes veer®ee opee& osves Jeeuees keÀes,
cewQ m$eer keÀe cenllJe mecePeevee ®eenleer ntB,
HeéCeer H³eemes Heeveer kesÀ efueS,
Oejleer leæ[HekeÀj ef®euuee jner nw,
Hesæ[ Ieìles pee jns nw,
ceveg<³e peerJeve kesÀ efueS He³ee&JejCe keÀes ye®eevee ®eenleer nBt,
- yeKMebo HeÀjero HeejkeÀj
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3. cesjer DeefYeuee<ee.....
4. jbie
nj lejHeÀ nw ueeMesW efyeíleer,
Ketve mes mepeer ogdefve³ee efoKeleer ~
meneB JeneB nw ueesie efiejles,
yeme keÀjes Deye nw ³es cesjer efcevvelesW ~
FboÓeveg<e kesÀ meele jbie,
pees osKe Jen efKeueefKeueeS
ceve cesW uee³es veF& Gcebie,
meyemes Henues yewQieveer jbie DeeS ~
Deye vee megveves efceueleer nw ye®®ees keÀer nmeer,
ceesn cee³ee cesW nw ³es meejer ogefve³ee HeÀmeer ~
ueæ[keÀer³eesW keÀe jele cesW yenej peevee mener venerR ~
Jen DeOcejer neuele cesW efceue vee peeSb keÀner ~
nw ³en meele jbiees keÀer Hen®eeve,
uenjelee ngDee veeruee jbie ~
Fmes osKekeÀj jenle Heng®es,
pewmes Heeveer yens nceejs mebie ~
efkeÀmes venerR nwQ Hemebo nefj³eeueer,
FboÓeveg<e keÀe ®eewLee jbie,
nje yeieer®ee, SkeÀ ceeueer,
njer Ieeme keÀe DeveesKee {bie ~
Ye´<ìe®eej mes meye keÀjJeeles nw DeHevee keÀece,
yeme Fmeer mes neslee nw GvekeÀe veece ~
keÀye lekeÀ ®euesiee ³en meye Smes,
legce ner yeleeDees keÀesF& ³eneB keÌ³ees jns, Deewj keswÀmes ?
nuoer keÀe He´leerkeÀ nw ³en
DeveesKee jbie keÀnles Fmes
pees jbie nes meyemes H³eejer
Heeruee jbie keÀnles efpemes ~
DeítleesW keÀes ve peeves keÀye lekeÀ þgkeÀje³ee peeSiee,
meye SkeÀ meceeve nes Jees efove vee peeves keÀye DeeSiee ~
yeme ! Deye yengle ngDee nw Oejleer ceeB ef®euueeleer,
keÀnleer, cewQ keÀeMe Henues pewmes efHeÀj efKeue peeleer ~
cesje jesce - jesce nw yeoueeJe kesÀ efueS efleueefceueelee,
F®íe nw cesjer keÀer ³es peie efHeÀj mes peieceieelee ~
jbie veejbieer osKekeÀj
ceve cesW ceerþeme peieeS
Deece Deewj meblejs keÀes efueHeìkeÀj
Jen Yeejle OJepe keÀer MeesYee ye{eS ~
- Yetef<elee cesnlee
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Deble cesW Dee³ee ueeue jbie
nw pees He´sce keÀe He´leerkeÀ
KegMeer mes Gæ[eS iegueeue
pees nes meyekeÀes efHe´³e DeefOekeÀ ~
Fve jbiees mes yevelee nw FboÓeveg<e,
l³eeie efpeme jbie keÀer HeefjYee<ee
keÀnles Gme jbie keÀes meHesÀo
pees keÀe³ece jKes peerves keÀer DeeMee ~
- megefcele yeeiegue
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5. DeeOegefvekeÀlee keÀe ÒeYeeJe
peye-peye He=LJeer Hej DeOece& yeæ{lee nw Deewj Oece& keÀer neefve nesleer nw leye-leye ceveg<³eeW kesÀ Gooej kesÀ efueS ceQ pevce ueslee ntB ~ ke=À<Ce keÀe ³es
keÀLeve Deepe kesÀ meboYe& ceW efkeÀlevee Ghe³egkeÌle nw ~ Deepe meejs mebmeej keÀes DeeOegefvekeÀlee kesÀ ceesn ves pekeÀ[ jKee nwb ~ mebmke=Àefle Deewj meY³elee
keÀe ueesHe nes jne nQ ~ Ssmes ceW meY³elee ©Heer Oece& kesÀ GlLeeve kesÀ efueS efHeÀj mes efkeÀmeer ke=À<Ce efkeÀmeer ieebOeer, efkeÀmeer ieewlece keÀes Deevee Heæ[siee
keÌ³eeWefkeÀ DeeOegefvekeÀlee kesÀ ceesn ceW iegcejen Heæ[s meceepe keÀes jmlee efoKeevesJeeuees keÀesF& veneR nQ ~
ceveg<³eeW keÀer DeeJeMekeÀleeSB efovees=efove yeæ{leer pee jner nQ ~ pewmes pewmes veS-veS DeefJe<keÀej nesles ieS Jewmes-Jewmes ceveg<³eeW keÀer DeeJeMekeÀleeSB
yeæ{leer ieF& ~ Hewoue kesÀ meHeÀj ves ceveg<³e keÀes nJeeF& penepe lekeÀ HengB®ee efo³ee ~
Deepe efpevekesÀ Heeme DeeOegefvekeÀ peerJeve keÀer megefJeOeeSB GHeueyOe nQ, megKeer nw ~ efpevekesÀ Heeme Fve JemlegDees keÀe DeYeeJe nw, Jes DeveskeÀ
meeOevees mes Fvns ÒeeHle keÀjves keÀe Òe³elve keÀjles nw ~ DeeOegefvekeÀlee keÀer yeæ{leer Deesæ{ ves ceveg<³eeW keÀes ®eesjer [kewÀleer Deewj efnbmee kesÀ ceeie& Hej
Gleeª nesves Hej cepeyetj keÀj efo³ee nw ~ Deewj lees Deewj Oegce&Heeve ceefojeHeeve Deewj lejn-lejn kesÀ DeeOegefvekeÀ neefvekeÀejkeÀ HeoeLe& Yeer ceveg<³e keÀer
DeeJeM³ekeÀleeDees ceW pegæ[ ieS nw ~ Deewj ceveg<³e Fve meyekeÀes ÒeeHle keÀjves kesÀ efueS GleeJeuee nes jne nw ~ DeeOegefvekeÀlee keÀer ueHesìes ceW DeekeÀj
Jen ³en Yeer Yegue ie³ee nw efkeÀ GmekesÀ efueS keÌ³ee ieuele nw Deewj keÌ³ee mener Gmeves DeHevee efJeJeskeÀ Kees efo³ee nw ~ Jen efkeÀmeer ve efkeÀmeer ÒekeÀej
mes Fme efJeueemeefle keÀer Deesæ{ ceW efJepe³eer nesvee ®eenlee nw ~
Deepe keÀesF& Yeer veJe³egJekeÀ ³ee veJe³egJeleer Ssmee efoKeeF& veneR oslee efpemekeÀer DeekeÀeb#eeDeeW keÀe Deble keÀner vepej Deelee nes ~
Deeo&MeeW keÀe Heleve efiejles ngS mebmkeÀej leLee efJeueefmelee keÀer Deesæ{ mes iegcejen neskeÀj Deepe kesÀ veJe³egJekeÀ, F&ceeveoejer Sje Heefj#eceeW keÀes l³eeie
keÀj efnmee keÀe ceeie& DeHeveekeÀj DeeOegefvekeÀ yevevee ®eenlee nw ~
Deble ceW ceQ ³en keÀn mekeÀleer ng keÀer DeeOegefvekeÀlee HeefjOeeve ceW veneR yeefukeÀ efJe®eejeW ceW nesveer ®eeefnS ~ keÀHe[s yeoue uesves mes, Meb=ieej keÀj uesves
mes ceveg<³e DeeOegveefkeÀ veneR nes peelee ~ DeeOegefvekeÀlee Jener nw pees peve ceeveme keÀe efmJekeÀej nes ~ efJe®eejes keÀer mJeeOeervelee ner meyemes yeæ[er
DeeOegefvekeÀlee nw ~ ³en osMe ieewlece yeg× keÀe nw, ieebOeer keÀe nw, ³en osMe keÀe Hejcenbme nw, mJeeceer efJeJeskeÀevebo keÀe nw ~ Fve ceneHeg©<eeW ves Òesce
leLee Meeefvle keÀe ceeie& meejer ogefve³ee keÀes efoKee³ee Lee ~ lees DeeDees, Deepe nce Je´le ues keÀer mel³e Deewj Deefnbmee, Òesce Deewj YeeF&®eejs keÀes ner
nce meyemes yeæ[er DeeOegefvekeÀlee ceeveWies ~
- pesefveMee pewve
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6. Deewj jHeÌleej keÀYeer ©keÀleer vener ...
ueeskeÀue ì^sve keÀes cegbyeF& keÀer ueeFHeÀueeFve ceevee peelee nw ~ ³eefo ueeskeÀue ì^sve ve nesleer lees Deepe meYeer ceO³eceJeie& ueesiees keÀes ³ee$ee keÀjves cesW
keÀefþveeF&³eeB nesleer ~ cegbyeF& keÀer ueeskeÀue ì^sve mes ueeKees ³ee$eer meHeÀj keÀjles nw ~ Gvner ueeKees ³ee$eer cesb SkeÀ cewQ ntB ~
jespe keÀer lejn Deepe Yeer cewQ ³ee$ee keÀj jne Lee efmelebyej keÀe cenervee Lee Deewj yeeefjMe Yeer keÀeHeÀer nes jner Leer ~ cew DeHeves mìe@He mes ì^sve cesW yewþ ie³ee ntB
Deewj jespe keÀer lejn Deepe Yeer keÀeHeÀer Yeeræ[ nw Gme ì^sve cesW Deepe Meece mes Yeer keÀeHeÀer peesjoej yeeefjMe nes jner Leer~ Hejbleg cewQves Fme yeeefjMe keÀes vepejDeboepe keÀjles
ngS meHeÀj keÀjves keÀe le³e efkeÀ³ee ~ ì^sve oes-leerve mìsMeve Deeies efvekeÀue ner HeeF& Leer kesÀ yeeefjMe peesjoej letHeÀeve cesW yeoue ieF& ~ nJee keÀe He´keÀesHe Flevee p³eeoe Lee
keÀer Jen efkeÀmeer ceveg<³e keÀes Yeer DeHeves peien mes efnuee os ~
³en meye nesves keÀer Jepen mes ceesìjcewve ves ì^sve SkeÀ ner mìsMeve Hes Keæ[er jKeer ~ meYeer ueesie ì^sve keÀe ojJeepee yebo keÀjves keÀer keÀesefMeMe keÀj jns nw Hej
nJee yeneJe kegÀí p³eeoe ner Lee FmeefueS ojJeepee yebo keÀjves kesÀ efueS ®eej ueesiees keÀer leekeÀle keÀer pe©jle Heæ[er ~ efHeÀj 10-15 efceveì kesÀ yeeo ì^sve mìsMeve mes
®eue Heæ[er Deewj Mee³eo ³ener meyemes yeæ[er ieueleer meeefyele ngF& ~
ì^sve pewmes ner mìsMeve mes efvekeÀueer Jewmes ner lespe nJee Deewj yeeefjMe kesÀ HeÝeeJe mes ì^sve keÀer Jee³eefjbie keÀì ieF& Deewj ì^sve SkeÀ PeìkesÀ cesW ner ©keÀ ieF& ~
keÀeHeÀer osj nes ie³eer Hej efHeÀj Yeer ì^sve peien mes venerR efnueer ~ Hetjer ì^sve cesW DeBOesje íe³ee ngDee Lee keÌ³etefkeÀ metjpe {ue ®etkeÀe Lee ~ Leesæ[er osj yeeo kegÀí jsue
keÀce&®eejer ueesie DeeS Deewj Gvnesves Jee³eefjbie peesæ[vee Meg© efkeÀ³ee ~ Gve ueesiees keÀes efkeÀlevee JekeÌle ueiesiee ? ³en Hetíves Hej yeej - yeej yeesue jns Les keÀer yeme 10
efceveì Deewj ~ efkeÀbleg kegÀí venerb nes jne Lee 10 - 10 efceveì keÀj keÀjkesÀ ueieYeie 1 Iebìe nes ie³ee Lee ~
efHeÀj keÀeHeÀer ueesie ì^sve mes kegÀokeÀj mìsMeve keÀer Deesj peeves ueies Deewj Gvner ueesiees cesW cew Yeer Meeefceue nes ie³ee ~ nce ueesie jele kesÀ Deeþ yepes kesÀ Deeme
- Heeme Heìjer Hej ®eue jns Les~
Gme efove yengle meejs Je=#e efiej ieS Les ~ Leesæ[er yengle ieeefæ[³ee Yeer Heueì ieS Les ~ keÀeHeÀer PeesHeæ[s Yeer ve<ì nes ieS Les ³en efove cew DeHeveer efpevoieer cesW
keÀYeer venerR Yetue HeeTBiee ~ neueeBefkeÀ keÀesF& Yeer ceveg<³e keÀes ®eesì venerb HengB®eer Hej He´ke=Àefle keÀe keÀeHeÀer vegkeÌmeeve ngDee ~ cesje cegbyeF&keÀjesW keÀes meueece pees Dee³es efove
Fme lejn keÀer mecem³eeDeesb keÀe meecevee keÀj efkeÀmeer lejn Iej HengBlekeÀj otmejs efove efHeÀj oHeÌlej cesW neefpej nes peeles nw ~ Deewj jHeÌleej keÀYeer ©keÀleer venerb ve peerJeve
keÀer ve jsue keÀer ...
- ceesefnle efmebn
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7. peesefKece Yeje efove
cew Deewj cesje HeefjJeej yeenj mewj kesÀ efueS peeves Jeeues Les ~ uesefkeÀve ì^sve osjermes nesves keÀer Jepen mes nce ueesie HuesìHeÀ@ece& Hej yewþ ieS Les ~ leYeer nceves osKee
efkeÀ SkeÀ ueæ[keÀe DeHeveer mketÀue kesÀ efueS yemlee ueskeÀj pee jne Lee ~ De®eevekeÀ Gmeves DeHeveer Meì& efvekeÀeueer Deewj Deeves Jeeueer ì^sve keÀes efoKeeF& ~ GmekeÀer Meì&
ueeue nesves keÀer Jepen mes ì^sve ©keÀ ieF& ~
Ken ueæ[keÀe oewæ[les - oewæ[les mìsMeve ceemìj kesÀ Heeme DeekeÀj GvnsW JeneB ueskesÀ ie³ee GvekesÀ meeLe - meeLe yengle ueesie JeneB HengB®e ieS ~ keÌ³ee ngDee ³es osKeves kesÀ
efueS cewQ Yeer ³eneB HengB®eer ~ Gme ueæ[kesÀ keÀer efMekeÀe³ele mìsMeve ceemìj mes Henues ner efkeÀmeeves keÀj oer Leer ~ FmeefueS mìsMeve ceemìj Gmes iegmmee keÀj jns Les ~
Gme ueæ[kesÀ ves mìsMeve ceemìj keÀes veer®es efkeÀ Deesj osKeves kesÀ efueS keÀneB ~ mìsMeve ceemìj kesÀ meeLe JeneB kesÀ ueesiees ves veer®es keÀer Deesj osKee Deewj Helee
®euee keÀer Heìjer ìtìer ngF& Leer ~ Deewj Gme ueæ[kesÀ keÀer Jepen mes yeæ[er Ieìvee nesves mes ye®e ieF& ~ Gme ì^sve kesÀ meYeer ³ee$eer megjef#ele Les
JeneB Hej GmekesÀ efJeodO³eeue³e kesÀ Heé®ee³e& keÀes yeguee³ee Lee ~ Heé®ee³e& mes Helee ®euee efkeÀ GmekeÀer ieefCele keÀer Hejer#ee Leer ~ uesefkeÀve Gmeves meyekeÀer peeve
ye®eeF& ~ FmeefueS Gme ueæ[kesÀ keÀes mejkeÀej keÀer Deewj mes HegjmkeÀej efo³ee iee³ee ~ Deewj Jen Keyej meYeer DeKeyeejesb cesW Yeer íHeer ~
- efveMee Mecee&
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mece³e mece³e Hej Heeveer efHeueekeÀj
ueesieesW keÀer H³eeme yegPeeTB cew ~
mece³e mece³e Hej otOe efHeueekeÀj
ye®®eesW keÀer YetKe efceìeTB cew ~
mece³e mece³e Hej oJeeF& efHeueekeÀj,
yeerceejer keÀe oo& IeìeTB cew ~
uesefkeÀve iece Fme yeele keÀe nw, Mejeye efHeueekeÀj,
ueesieesW keÀe peerJeve Yeer yejyeeo keÀjleer ntB cew ~
Deueie Deueie jbie ©He cesW efoKekeÀj,
DeeHekesÀ keÀece Deeleer ntB cewb ~
cegPes Hen®eevees lees peje ?
DeeHekeÀer DeHeveer yeesleue ntB cewQ ~
- efjef×Me efJeþe
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9. H³eeme yegPeeves Jeeues
cegbyeF& keÀer ueeskeÀue ì^sve ces Iegcevee SkeÀ keÀþerve Hej jesceeb®ekeÀejer ³ee$ee nw ~ cegbyeF& kesÀ ueeskeÀue ì^sve Fme Menj kesÀ ceO³eceJeieer&³e Deewj meeOeejCe ueesieesW kesÀ
efueS cenllJeHetCe& nw ~ ³en GvekesÀ efueS peerves keÀe meeOeve nw ~ ueeskeÀue ì^sveesW cesW ncesW keÀF& Deueie - Deueie DevegYeJe nesles nw ~ Ssmee ner SkeÀ DeveesKee Deewj efoue
keÀes íg uesves Jeeuee DevegYeJe cesjs meeLe ngDee Lee pees cewQ DeeHekesÀ meeLe yeeBìvee ®eentBiee ³ener kegÀí ceefnvees Heefnues cew Meece kesÀ mece³e DeHeves oHeÌlej mes Iej ueewì jne
Lee ~ cesjs [yyes ces p³eeoe Yeeræ[ Yeer vener Leer ~ cewQ keÀeHeÀer LekeÀe ngDee Lee~ Deewj H³eeme mes yesneue Lee ~ Gme mece³e SkeÀ yeg{e Deeoceer efkeÀmeer mìsMeve mes ì^sve ces
®eæ{les ner Jen HueeefmìkeÀ kesÀ iueeme cesW ueesieesb keÀes Heeveer yeeBìves ueiee ~ Jen Kego LekeÀe ngDee ueie jne Lee Hejbleg Jen SkeÀ F&vmeeve keÀes Heeveer HegBíves ueiee ~ peye
Jen cesjs Heeme DeeS cewQves Gvns Oev³eJeeo keÀj Heeveer efHe³ee ~
GvekeÀe keÀece osKekeÀj cesW keÀeHeÀer nwjeve Hejbleg KegMe Lee ~ cewves peye Gvemes yeejs cesW Hegíe lees Gvnesves cegmkeÀjekeÀj yeleeves mes cevee keÀj efo³ee ~ kegÀí osj
yeeo Jen GlejkeÀj ogmejs [yyes cesW ®eæ{ ieS ~ efpe%eemee kesÀ keÀejCe cewves cesjs meeLe yewþs SkeÀ Deeoceer mes GvekesÀ yeejs cesW Hegíe lees GvnesvesW yelee³ee efkeÀ Jen efHeíues
leerve meeue mes jespe Heeveer keÀer yeesleues mes Yejs Lewues ueskeÀj ì^veesb ces ueesieesb keÀes Heeveer yeeìles nw ~ cesW GvekesÀ Fme keÀece mes yengle He´sefjle nes ie³ee ~ cegPes Del³eble KegMeer
ngF& ³en osKekeÀj efkeÀ ogefve³ee cesb Deepe Yeer Ssmes ueesie nw pees HeefjÞece keÀjles nw, ogmejesW kesÀ YeueeF& kesÀ efueS keÀece keÀjles nw efyevee yeoues ces kegÀí ceeBies ~ cewQves Gme
efove kesÀ yeeo keÀF& yeej GvnsW osKe keÀj nj ueej cesjs ceve keÀes KegMeer nesleer nw Deewj cesjer meejer LekeÀeJeì efceì peeleer nw ~
- meescesMe Keevogj
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10 cesjer Dejpe Deye megve ues YeieJeeve
efvemJeeLe& Ëo³e mes keÀjlee ntB cew Jebbovee
FmeefueS cesjer Dejpe Deye megve ues YeieJeeve ~
keÀesF& ³eneB efnbot, keÀesF& ³eneB yeewodOe,
Oece& kesÀ veece Hes efíæ[e nw ³en ³egodOe,
ceveg<³elee ner Oece& nw Fme Fbmeeve keÀe,
efpemekesÀ efueS ueæ[vee keÀle&J³e nw Fme Fbmeeve keÀe ~
Oece& keÀer Deefnbmee osKekeÀj ke´ÀesefOe nes Gþlee nw ceve,
HewÀueer nw osMe cesW ®eejesW lejHeÀ iejeryeer,
veslee nceejs J³emle nw efoKeeves ces DeHeveer veJeeyeer,
lesjer ner ke=ÀHee mes efceues FvekeÀes Devve,
oes JekeÌle keÀer jesìer mes ner nesieer FvekeÀer DeeMeeSB mebHevve ~
ueeKeesW Ssmes efove nw efpevekeÀe kegÀMeue nes peerJeve,
keÀnerR yeeæ{ nw lees keÀnerR DekeÀeue,
efkeÀmeeveesW keÀer efpeboieer cesW Gþ Keæ[e nw ³en meJeeue,
Deelcenl³ee keÀj jne nw efkeÀmeeve,
Kees jns nw ³en ceemetce J³eLe& cesW DeHeveer peeve ~
me=ef<ì keÀe nce Hej nes efve³eb$eCe peerJeve nceeje nes HeeJeve,
FmeefueS cesjer Dejpe Deye megve ues YeieJeeve~
- MegYece censWo´ [eskesÀ
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mebefJeOeeve efoJeme meceejesn Hej Hegjmke=Àle efvebyeOe
11 Yeejlee keÀe mebefJeOeeve
Yeejle mebmeoer³e ÒeCeeueer keÀer mejkeÀejJeeuee SkeÀ ÒeYegmelleemebHevve meceepeJeeoer Oece&efvejHes#e ueeskeÀleb$eelcekeÀ ieCejep³e nw ~ Yeejle keÀe mebefJeOeeve ogefve³ee keÀe meyemes
yeæ[e efueefKele mebefJeOeeve nw ~ FmeceW Deye 450 Deveg®íso leLee 12 Devegmetef®e³ee nw ~ Deewj ³es 22 YeeieeW ceW efJeYeeefpele nw ~ Hejbleg FmekesÀ efvecee&Ce kesÀ mece³e cetue
mebefJeOeeve ceW 395 Deveg®íso pees 22 YeeieeW ceW efJeYeeefpele Les FmeceW kesÀJeue 8 Devegmetef®e³ee Leer ~ mebefJeOeeve ceæW mejkeÀej kesÀ mebmeoer³e mJe©He keÀer J³eJemLee keÀer nw ~
efpemekeÀer mej®evee kegÀí DeHeJeeoeW keÀs DeefleefjkeÌle mebIeer³e nw ~
Yeejleer³e mebefJeOeeve SkeÀ ceewefuekeÀ keÀevetveer DeeuesKe nw efpemekesÀ Debleie&le efkeÀmeer osMe keÀer mejkeÀej keÀe³e& keÀjleer nw ~ ³en mebefJeOeeve osMe ceW efJeOeeef³ekeÀe
keÀe³e&HeeefuekeÀe Sjeb v³eemeHeeefuekeÀe keÀer J³eJemLee leLee GvekesÀ DeefOekeÀejeW Gllejoeef³elJees keÀes megefveefM®ele keÀjlee nw ~ Yeejleer³e mebefJeOeeve keÀe efvecee&Ce SkeÀ
mebefJeOeeve meYee odJeeje efkeÀ³ee ie³ee efpemekeÀer DevegMebmee kewÀefyeveì efceMeve 1946 odJeeje keÀer ieF& Leer ~
kesÀbêer³e keÀe³e&HeeefuekeÀe keÀe mebefJeOeeefvekeÀ ÒecegKe je<ì^Heefle nw ~ Yeejle kesÀ mebefJeOeeve keÀer Oeej 79 oes meove nw efpevns jep³ees keÀer Heefj<eo jep³emeYee leLee ueesieeW
keÀe meove ueeskeÀmeYee kesÀ veece mes peevee peelee nw ~ mebefJeOeeve keÀer Oeej (74) (1) ceW ³en J³eJemLee keÀer ieF& nw keÀer je<ì^Heleer keÀer mene³elee keÀjves leLee Gmes
meueen osves kesÀ efueS SkeÀ cebef$eHeefj<eo nesieer efpemekeÀe ÒecegKe ÒeOeeve ceb$eer nesiee, je<ì^Heefle F mecebef$e Heefj<eo keÀer meueen kesÀ Devegmeej DeHeves keÀe³eex keÀe efve<eeove
keÀjsiee ~ Fme ÒekeÀej JeemleefJekeÀ keÀe³e&keÀejer MeeqkeÌle cebef$eHeefj<eo ceW efveefnle nw efpemekeÀe ÒecegKe ceb$eer nw Jele&ceeve ceW vejWê ceesoer nw ~ cebef$eHeefj<eo meecetefnkeÀ ©He mes
ueesieeW kesÀ meove (ueeskeÀmeYee) kesÀ Òeefle Gllejoe³eer nw ~ Òel³eskeÀ jep³e ceW SkeÀ efJeOeeve meYee nw ~
mebefJeOeeve meYee keÀer ÒeLece yewþkeÀ 9 efomebyej 1946 keÀes veF& efouueer efmLele keÀeGefvmeue ®escyej kesÀ HegmlekeÀeue³e YeJeve ceW ngF& efpemekesÀ DemLeeF& DeO³e#e [e@.
meef®®eoevebo efmevne Les ~ 11 efomebyej 1946 keÀes [e@. jepeWê Òemeeo keÀes mLeeF& DeO³e#e ®egvee ie³ee ~ 13 efomebyej 1946 keÀes mebefJeOeeve keÀe GodosMe ÒemleeJe Heb.
peJeenjueeue vesn© ves Òemlegle efkeÀ³ee ~ efpemes 22 peveJejer 1947 keÀes mebefJeOeeve meYee odJeeje mJeerkeÀej keÀj efue³ee ie³ee ~ mebefJeOeeve meYee ceW ceefnuee meom³e kesÀ
©He ceW mejespeveer vee³e[t Sjeb jerceleer nbmee cesnlee ®egveer ieF& Leer ~
mebefJeOeeve keÀe efvecee&Ce 9 efomebyej 1946 mes 26 veJebyej kesÀ yeer®e kegÀue 2 Je<e& 11 ceen 12 efove ceW HetCeæ& ngDee ~ 26 veJebyej 1949 keÀes mebefJeOeeve Debieerke=Àle
ûenCe efkeÀ³ee ie³ee Sjeb 26peveJejer 1950 keÀes Yeejle ceW ueeiet ngDee efpemes nce ÒepeemelleekeÀ efove ceeveles nw ~ mebefJeOeeve meYee kesÀ meom³eeW ves 24 peveJejer
1950 keÀes mebefJeOeeve kesÀ Debeflece Òee©He Hej nmlee#ej efkeÀ³es Sjeb [e@. jepeWê Òemeeo keÀes Yeejleer³e ieCeleb$e keÀe Debeflece je<ì^Heefle ®egvee ie³ee ~ Fmeer efove meYee ves
je<ìîeeve (peve ieCe ceve) keÀer Iees<eCee keÀer Leer ~
Yeejleer³e mebefJeOeeve kesÀ Devegmeej Yeejle jep³eeW keÀe mebIe nw ~ mebefJeOeeve ceW JeefCe&le veerefleefveoxMekeÀ lelJeeW ceW ueeskeÀ keÀu³eeCekeÀejer jep³e keÀer DeJeOeejCee efveefnle nw~
Yeejleer³e mebefJeOeeve kesÀ Devegmeej jepeefveeflekeÀ MeefkeÌle keÀe DeeOeej Yeejle keÀer pevelee nw~ Yeejleer³e mebefJeOeeve cesW SkeÀue veeieefjkeÌlee keÀe HeéJeOeeve efkeÀ³ee ie³ee nw~
Yeejleer³e mebefJeOeeve cesW `cegue keÀle&J³eesW' keÀes 42 Jes mebefJeOeeve mebMeesOeve (1946) odJeeje pees[e ie³ee nw~ 42 Jes mebefJeOeeve mebMeesOeve keÀes efceveer keÀebbmìerìd³etve
keÀne peelee nw ~ G®®elece v³ee³eeue³e SJeb G®®e v³ee³eeue³eesW keÀes DeefOekeÀejesb keÀe mebj#ekeÀ keÀne peelee nw~
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kegÀí ceefnveeW Henues peye ceW Henueer yeej cegbyeF& Menj ceW DeeF& ceve ceW SkeÀ [j Lee efkeÀ keÌ³ee ceW ³eneB Gleveer KegMeer mes jn HeeTbieer ³ee vener ~ DeHeves Hegjeves
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Yeeieoewæ[ Yejer efpeboieer keÀes nw ~~ DeHevee keÀce& yeveevee nw Deewj cegbyeF& keÀes DeHeveer keÀce& Yetceer ~
cegbyeF& keÀer meæ[keÀes Hej Deeles ner Snmeeme ngDee efkeÀ ³eneB efkeÀ efpeboieer ®eueleer veneR oewæ[leer nw ~ nj Fbmeeve keÀece ceW J³emle nw efkeÀmeer kesÀ Heeme efkeÀmeer
Deewj kesÀ efueS mece³e veneR nw ~ nj keÀesF& DeHeves DeeHe ceW ceive nw ~ DeeefKej uesì pees nes peeSBies Deiej ©kesÀ ieS lees ~ ceQves osKee efkeÀ meæ[keÀ kesÀ Fme lejHeÀ Deiej
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vebefoveer Oegefj³ee
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rjhgh osx nqIiV djk- bfrgklkpk ckjdkÃus vH;kl dsyk rj vls fnlwu ;sÃy dh] loZ ;ÓksxkFkk ;k eksB;k
vi;ÓkP;k dgk.;k vkgsr- i.k yksd ;ÓkPkekxsp vi;Ó y{kkr ?ksr ukghr- rs fp=kph ,dp cktw ikgrkr- vkf.k
Eg.krkr rks ek.kwl ufÓcoku gksrk- R;kyk useD;k la/kh osGsoj feGr xsY;k;ÓLoh yksd gs dkgh vok<O;] vpkV xks"Vh djr ukghr rj rs lk/;k lk/;k xks"Vh oSfÓ"V;iw.kZ
jhrhus o O;ofLFkr djrkr- rls ikfgys rj euq";izk.kh gk lokZr nqcGk izk.kh vkgs- rks i{kklkj[kk mMw Ódr ukgh- rks
iG.;kr fpR;kyk ekxs Vkdw Ódr ukgh- o rks ekdMkizek.ks >kMkoj ljlj p<wgh Ódr ukgh- ijarq fulxkZus
ek.klkyk lokZr eksBh ns.kxh fnyh vkgs rh Eg.kts fopkj dj.;kph {kerk- nqnsZo ,o<sp dh] Qkj FkksMs yksd ;k
ns.kxhpk iqjsiqj mi;ksx djrkr;ÓLoh gks.;kdjhrk vaxh dkgh xq.k vlkos ykxrkr- rs xq.k vlrhy rj ek.kwl uDdhpa ;ÓLoh gksrks•½ bPNk %& dks.krsgh dke lk/; djk;ps vlY;kl iwohZ R;klaca/kh izcG bPNk vlk;yk goh- bPNk vlsy rj dks.krsgh
dke dj.;kl mRlkg okVrks] vkf.k ex ek.kwl >ikVwu iz;Ru djrks- ifj.kker% rks ek.kwl ;ÓLoh gksrks?½ cka/khydh%& /;s;kÓh ,dfu"Brk vlsy rjp ftad.;kph ftn~n fuekZ.k gksrs•½ tckcnkjh%& ;ÓLoh ek.kls izFker% tckcnk&;k Lohdkjrkr- tckcnkjh fLodkj.;k e/;s /kksdk rj vlrksp i.k
R;kp cjkscj laiw.kZ dk;kZps mRrjnk;hRo rqeP;koj vlrs- cgqrkaÓ yksd vkikiY;k lqjf{kr dopkr jkgrkr- vkf.k
dqByhgh tckcnkjh fLodkjr ukghr-R;keqGs rs ;ÓLoh gksr ukghr- tckcnkj ek.kls vkiY;k pqdk y{kkr ?ksrkr- vkf.k
R;kiklwu fÓdrkr•½ dBksj ifjJe%& ;Ó Eg.kts ifjJe vkysp- dBksj ifjJekyk Ik;kZ; ukgh- gsUjh QksMZ Eg.krkr] rqEgh ftrds tkLr
d"V djky frrds tkLr uÓhcoku Ogky- lkekU; ek.kwl ÓDrhP;k vkf.k {kersP;k ,d prqFkkZaÓ dke djrks- th ek.kls
vkiY;k {kersP;k fuEE;kgwu vf/kd {kersus dke djrkr- R;kauk tx lyke djrs- vkf.k ekstfdp ek.kls vkiY;k iw.kZ
{kersus Eg.ktsp gtkj VDds dk;Z djrkr- R;kauk tx MksD;koj ?ksrs'½ pkfj=%& thouewY;] J/nk&fu"Bk] vkf.k O;fDreRo ;kaph csjht Eg.ktsp Ekk.klkps pkfj=- ;ÓLoh yksdkapk
vkRefo'okl gk tcjnLr vlrks- gs yksd fot;krgh uez vlrkr-vls yksd Lo;aiw.kZ vkf.k vkRefuHkZj vlrkrlk;yh l- eqGs
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vkiY;k yksdizfrfu/khauk fu;ekaP;k pkSdVhr jkgwu jkT;dkjHkkj ikgrk ;srks- R;kaP;kdMwu vf/kdkjkpk nq#i;ksx
gks.;kl izfrca/k djrk ;srks- o rlsp ukxfjdkaps Lokra=; vkf.k gDd lqjf{kr jkgrkr- ukxfjdkauk R;kaP;k
gDdkph geh lafo/kkukrhy rjrqnhOnkjs dsys tkrsvkiY;k nsÓkyk Lokra=; feG.kkj gs fuf'pr >kY;koj •• ” lkyh lafo/kku fufeZrhph izfdz;k lq# >kyh^Lora=* Hkkjrkpk jkT;dkjHkkj fczfVÓkauh r;kj dsysY;k dk;n;kuqlkj pky.kkj ukgh- rj rks Hkkjrh;kauh Lor% Lokra=;
pGoGhrhy usR;kapk vkxzg gksrk] Eg.kwu lafo/kku lHksp LFkkiuk >kyhR;klkBh ljdkjus eqacbZ] caxky] enzkl vls Hkkx ikMys gksrs- ;k HkkjrkP;k lafo/kku lHksr ? lnL; gksrs- ;k
lHkklnkae/;s loZ tkfr/kekZps fofo/k HkkÔk cksy.kkjs o fofo/k O;olk; dj.kkjs yksd gksrslafo/kku lHksr MkW- jktsanzizlkn] ia- tokgjyky usg#] MkW- ckcklkgsc vkacsMdj] ljnkj oYyHkHkkbZ iVsy]
ekSykuk vCnqy dyke vk>kn] ljksftuh uk;Mw] ts-ch- dìykuh] jktdqekj ve`r dkSj] nqxkZckbZ nsÓeq[k]
galkcsu esgrk vls vusd ekU;koj lnL; gksrs- ch-,u- jko ;k dk;nsrKkph lafo/kku lHksps dk;nsfoÔ;d
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elqnk lferhps v/;{k MkW- ckcklkgsc vkacsMdj R;kaP;k fofo/k nsÓkaP;k lafo/kkukpk xk<k vH;kl gksrk MkWckcklkgsckauh vgksjk= esgur d:u lafo/kkukpk elqnk r;kj dsyklafo/kku lHksus ifgyk lafo/kkukpk Lohdkj 22 uksOgsacj •• jksth dsyk lafo/kkukpk vaeyctko.khlkBh
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vksG[kyk tkrks- lafo/kkukr r;kj dsysYks foÔ; iq<hyizek.ks %& 1½ lektokn 2½ /keZfujis{krk 3½ U;k; 4½ Lokra=;
5½ ca/kqrk 6½ lekurk gks;Hkkjrh; yksdÓkghr Hkz"Vkpkj lokZr eksBk eqn~nk vkgs- Hkz"Vkpkj gs Hkkjrh; yksdÓkgh iq<hy eksBs vkOgku
vkgs- vkiyh tckcnkjh izkekf.kdi.ks ikj ikM.;k,soth vkiY;k inkpk] vf/kdkjkpk LokFkkZlkBh xSjokij dj.ks ;kaeqGs
Hkz"Vkpkj ok<rks- gs yksdkaP;k y{kkr vk.kwu fnys ifgts^Hkz"Vkpkj* gh fdMk nwj >kY;koj lokZr eksBs ;Ó lafo/kkukyk feGkys vkf.k lafo/kkuk pk ÓsoV gksrks^vkEgh Hkkjrkps yksd ------* gs lafo/kkukrhy okD; yksdkauk f{kfrtkis{kk map izsj.kk fo'okl nsrs- ^vkEgh
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gksrs] rlsp ÓsoVlqn~/kk xksM okD;kauh gksrks-
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g¨rkejkBh HkkÔspk mxe laLÑrP;k izHkkok[kkyh fuekZÆ >kysY;k izkÑr ÒkÔsP;k egkjk"Vªh ;k cÿhHkkÔsrwu
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^cVkV;kph pkG*] ^vlk eh vlkeh*] ôkj~;kojph ojkr* gs ,dik=h ukV;iz;ksx gh ejkBh jaxHkwehyk iqyaph [kkl
ns.kxhp EgVyh ikfgtsHkkjrkrhy izeq[k ?? HkkÔkiSadh ejkBh ,d vkgs- ejkBh gh Hkkjrkrhy • F;k Øekadkph HkkÔk vkgstjh ejkBh laiw.kZ Hkkjrkr cksyyh tkr ukgh ijarq(jfÓ;keÌhy jsfM;ksoj ejkBh dk;ZØe izlkfjr gksrkr- egkjk"Vªk
foÔ;h Eg.krkr dh tsOgk tsOgk fgeky;koj ladV ;srs] rsOgk lg;kæh èkkowu tkrks vkf.k vlsgh Eg.krkr dh êgkjk"Vª
esys rjh jk"Vª esys*- ;k egkjk"VªkP;k ejkBhph É¨joh xkrkuk Lor% lar Kkus'oj EgÆrkr dh ve`rkrgh iStk ftads]
vÓh gh ejkBh!
µ fp=k fefyan ekudkes
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