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*Designed by Mukul Meghwal - M.Tech. IV Sem
astitva
Editorial Board
F e a t u r e s
(In alphabetical order): Abhijit Gajapure (M.B.A.), Ashish Sethi (M.B.A.), Arun Kumar Shukla
(MSc.Tech. Mathematics), Deepanshu Mittal (M.Sc. Statistics), Geromic George (M.A. Economics),
Khushbu Kumpawat (M.A. English), Kirti Sharma (M.Sc. CS), Nitisha Khandelwal (M.Sc. Statistics), Poonam Rathore (M.A. Economics), Pramathesh Nandan (M.A. English), Prem Prakash
Meghwal (M.B.A.), Priyanka Gupta (MSc.Tech Mathe-matics), Raghubir Singh (M.B.A.) and Ritesh
Dudi (M.B.A.).
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Astitva Team
(In alphabetical order): Aruna Sharma (M.A. Hindi), Ashanjal (MBA), Ashutosh Bajaj (M. Arch.),
Jyoti Divedi (M.A. Hindi), Khushbu Sharma (M.A. Economics), Nikita Puri (M.A. Economics),
Nitisha (M.Sc. Statistics), Poorvi Medatwal (M.A. Economics), Shefali Kumawat (M.A. Economics),
Vijendar Singh (Media and Cultural Studies), Yadvendra Parmar, (M.A. Hindi).
Team of the Month
Letter to Editors
Raghubir Singh
Cover Story
Raghubir Singh
The Flow
Kirti Sharma
CURAJ Mail and FTP service
Lohri Celebration
Tamanna Charaya & Kirandeep Kaur
10 International
Symposium on Game
Theory: Teaching and Applications
11 e-Governance Workshop
12 INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE ON
GREEN CHEMISTRY (ICGC – 2011)
Sohan Lal Bhamu
(In alphabetical order): Kirti Sharma (M.Sc. CS), Mukul Meghwal (M.Tech. CS), Prem Prakash
Meghwal (M.B.A.), Priyank singh Hada (M.Tech. CS), Raghubir Singh (M.B.A.), Vikram singh
Slathia (M.Sc. CS)
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Workshop : Sattistics Department
Umesh Khatri
14 Paper Buzz
15 Kabaddi Tournament
Sanjeet Kumar
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Message From Editor
2012 The year of Election
Geromic George
VOLUME 2
ISSUE 6
26 अक्सर ये होता है
यादवेन्द्र चेजारा
27 तुम्हारी मुस्कान बहुत लाजवाब है
Sudhanshu Maurya
28 Am I Loser?
Annu Yadav
'kghnksa dh dgkuh
30 vkuUn
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31 dy
Rajkumar Tripati
RUN
32 GO
Raghubir Singh & Divya Deep
35 A Tribute to Dev Anand
Vikram Singh Slathia
36 Life@Robotics
Vikram Singh Slathia
37 Robot Mice
Gopal Verma
38 Robot Beggars
Gopal Verma
39 izse ¼ ,d yxko ½
egs”k xksLokeh
40 ekaW
Lkksgu yky
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My Experience
Sunil Chejara
19 NASA Launches Largest ever Mars rover
20 It’s the journey that’s important
42 Interview - Miss Fresher
to walk on this planet, to experience sensations of a human mind, to share
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43 nterview - Mr. Fresher
intelligent beings we can reflect upon the abundance of Gifts- that we have.
22 Is Shraddha Sharma India’s Justin
In the spirit of humility we thank.. for all that is. We thank the great spiritual
beings who have shared their wisdom. We are grateful for the opportunity
in this wonder-that LIFE is. We are grateful that we are conscious, that as
We will always be thankful to those who rekindle our inner spirit.
Abhinav Saraswat
मन का सृजन
कीर्ती शर्मा
Bieber?
Ashanjal Singh
24 Joy of giving An Astitva efforts
Kirti Sharma
Isha Saha
Priyank Singh Hada
Geromic George
44 Film Review: Agneepath
Bharat Dev Meghwal
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Indian Ocean
Deepanshu Mittal
Campus Buzz
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LETTER TO E D I T O R S
O
fflate it was being discussed, obse r v e d a n d
identified that the team ASTITVA co u l d h a v e
been more far reaching to the stu d e n t s o f
CU-Raj. While maintaining the q u a l i t y o f
the e-magazine was one aspect a n o t h e r
was to encourage maximum p a r t i c i p ation without leaving any s c o p e f o r
hierarchy/ formal Power s t r u c t u r e .
After several experiments a n d c o n templation i believe that t h e t e a m
ASTITVA can exhibit in n o v a t i o n
and creativity by going f o r a n e version, totally paperles s - f o c u s e d
on sustainability.
“No Paper, No Money & No
Hirearchy” is the bes t b e n c hmark
be
that i believe s h o u l d
inculcated
in
ASTITVA’s foundation. F u r t h e r
even the Editor i a l B o a r d
shall
not
be
just a handful o f st u dents but the en tire University . . y e s i
know it is possible at least in the age o f F a c ebook. We can experiment using Artificial Intelligence f o r s u c h
a n e x p l o r a t i o n. The official journal of the International AIED Soci e t y s h a l l
b e h e l p f u l i n that direction for the experts working for team A S T I T V A .
( crystallized after debate and discussions) shall be considered as ‘Imprimatur & Nihil Obstat”
for each issue of ASTITVA.
Test-1
Do the Article/ Contribution reflects any/ many of the impressions made by the following
Commandment(s)?
Test-2
Do the Article/ Contribution violates or distorts the impression made by the following
Commandment(s)?
ASTITVA’s Commandment(s) derived out of the Vision, Mission, Objective and Academic Value
statements of the CU-Raj.
1. CU-Raj is India’s dynamic and vibrant university responsive to the changing global trends viz.
eg. Focus on a Sustainability, Commitment towards Environment etc.
2. The learner community seeking quality education gets unparalleled educational opportunities
for continual personal and professional enrichment by innovative assistance.
3. Interactions, discussions & debates of scholarly community @ CU-Raj focuses on advancing,
sharing and applying knowledge which in turn facilitates the development of thoughtful, creative, sensitive and responsible citizens.
4. Teamwork has a sense of commitment towards educational, cultural, economic, environmental, health and social advancement of the region and the nation at large.
5. Building character values and forging the careers are simultaneously achieved via developing
analytical thinking, individual initiative and responsibility.
I a m n o t a t echnical expert to comment on “HOW?” but as an end us e r i h a v e
t h e r e a s o n s f or the “WHY?”.
6. To accommodate flexible, innovative academic and research support structures that are responsive to a broad range of learners.
F u r t h e r p l e a s e find the draft proposal for exploring and discussing t h e p o s sib i l i t i e s f o r t he same.
7. Integration of Social Science with Science & Technology having high academic, technical &
ethical standards in view of the changing global trends.
Step-1
Forming an
I have put in deep thought towards making this experementative model for ASTITVA. I expect
valuable feedback & critical evaluation on the same. But please do it with a long term perspective irrespective of any biasness of mind or emotion.
e-Editorial Board for
‘ASTITVA’
Step-2
Ex p l o r i n g t h e possibilities of feasible applications of Artificial Intellige n c e ( A I )
f o r su c h p u r pose.
Executing Step-1
Articles reflecting and passing through the Acid Tests ( two ) of following Commandments*
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An insecure mind will always favor a crystallized hierarchy but as a University we are focused
on Wisdom. There is no dearth of Knowledge and knowledgeable tools around. We are cohered
here for self evolution and not any revolution.
Raghubir Singh (M.B.A. IV Sem)
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C OVER S T O R Y
Life @ CURAJ
How many of us have sincerely cohered together
to Save Water, prevent Food wastage, save Environment, Control pollution, create
a congenial learning culture
in the said context etc?
T
he fact that whether the said words are taken as a Statement, Compliment or a Question the reply may vary as per the state of
mind and level of maturity. But whatever the
multifaceted and colourful reply that one may
have in response to the said context we all agree
on the following.
A few students of CURAJ had taken initiative
to teach the children of the workers. The team
leader of this initiative had always contributed
positively and even despised an attempt to be
highlighted via. ASTITVA. He seriously condemned
any attempt to highlight his teamwork. He despises publicity as popularity gimmick
which desecrates the essence of silent
giving. The team believes in silent efforts like silent prayers. For a couple
of months they had experimented their silent model
and are still continuing.
Only those who had
Life @ CURAJ ensures and provides equal opportunity to flourish and learn the essentials of Sustainability from each other irrespective of age,
gender, course etc. There is no room for artificial hierarchy on the name of senior/ junior. The
Wise learn and accepts from every source. Thus
wisdom lies in respecting and treating others as
we want ourselves to be treated.
Finally to sum up “Life @ CURAJ” is just like the
outcrops of Bander Sindri. The rocky projections
of the Arravali from beneath the surface reflects
the mature PreCambrian rock which is older than
the Himalaya and probably one of the oldest rocks
of the world- approximately half the age
of Earth itself. It does not boast of
its height but relies on its
deep-seated roots.
It has gauged
We Agree that ‘Life @ CURAJ’ has a purpose. A
purpose that is deeper in meaning and wider in
comprehension than its synonym-viz. ‘Sustainability’.
Joining CURAJ is not just confined to one of the
many options available in the career progression
market. It is a purposeful, conscious and rational
decision to express and exercise the muscles of
ones belief towards a Sustainable future on the
planet. We at CURAJ have consciously made this
choice. While choosing among the best available
career options and then competing to accomplish
a seat in our respective courses ranging from Enviro Economics to Green Chemistry to Sustainable
Architecture and many others we all had agreed
upon certain predefined circumstances.These
circumstances we all had apprehended and accepted as not to be bed of roses.
The answer to such questions from ourselves will
actually provide the blueprint of our core character. And mind it, it shall be strictly confidential
as no one but ourselves shall be the Examiner and
the Examinee both. Such exercises as “Asking the
right questions” highlights a lot to ourselves. Accordingly we can confer and confide upon self examination and self appraisal about sustainability
rather than getting it endorsed from outside.
Since all of us are the trendsetters of the Life @
CURAJ it offers us such great opportunities which
Of course Sustainability is not about cozy de- are unique to us and unparalleled as compared to
cisions but about the appropriate decisions. any other options available to each of us.
So let’s tighten our seat belts to accept some I am happy to mention here a few of such pious
of the blunt and appropriate questions from and sacred contributions which were silent and
ourselves. This shall act as an Odometer to were always focused on higher paradigms of evotrack how far have we actually traveled. lution.
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watched them have
realized the sanctity of this model.
the tides of time and forewarns about the law
of Perishability and Change. Thus highlighting the
need for Sustainability- one of the core Goals of
CURAJ.
Sustainability needs such silent contributors who
identify the problem, asks the right questions
and provides a solution though it may demand
inconvenience and serious efforts.
But this is not all. There is a lot of fun and pun in
every moment of “ Life @ CURAJ”. Small small interest groups for interaction and cross pollination
of thoughts are coming up. Simple serene exchange of different world and ideas takes place
Asking right questions and addressing the right every now and then. Rural urban, metropolitan,
problem shall only lead to solutions. There shall simple, extravagant, flashy, different economic
be no other way to enriching the Life @ CURAJ. and social background all joining each other with
Likewise various platforms of CURAJ like ASTITVA curiosity. A beautiful Kaleidoscope of different
are formed to cohere purposefully and to nurture ways of lives....
positive creativity. Any ignorant attempt to discuss nonessential digressions as advocating un- contd... (page no. 41)
necessary Politics, forming power hierarchy to be
the President of ASTITVA, or raising funds etc. are
not part of Life @ CURAJ.
Raghubir Singh
M.B.A.- IV Sem
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COVER S T O R Y
W
e all ’ve had days in life when things
couldn’t get any further off the track. A
friend or companion reassures us that
everything will be fine, all we need to do is relax
and “go with the flow”. Like we haven’t heard that
one before, and in some way, ‘going with the flow’
is going to solve our problems and that flow is full
of creation.
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The
FLOW
of
CREATION
Actually, it does. You might not think about
it immediately after that caring companion brings
you back to life with those words of wisdom, but
we still end up asking ourself later, “What exactly
is this ‘flow’? Does it mean that I have to say yes
to everything? Are my personal values going to be
challenged by going? What if I don’t feel I should Think of it as part of that natural process that leads
always go with the flow?” Don’t contemplate this us directly to where we are now.And alwaz cretoo long; doing so will be going against the flow!
ation with flow of freedom is Spontaneous and
natural. Life must go beyond the intuitive nature of
Imagine the flow as creation. Flowers ef- cognition.This is actual flow of freedom,with flow
fortlessly reach toward the sun, clouds lightly float of creation in journey of life.
across the sky and the tides continue to work like
clockwork as they have since the beginning of re- Our wish is for all to display our energy as strongly
corded time! You and I are a part of this universal as we can in the now. Blessings to everyone as we
masterpiece. As Human Beings, we are becoming go with the flow – after all, there is no better moincreasingly aware that everything in creation has ment... Blessings alwaz helps grow in a greater
come from one universal source of energy. This way... Yes a true blessing imprinted on all of us.
source of energy is fueled by what I have come to
know as The Now.
The now is the present moment in which
we are. It is happening with you as it is with me,
and the true beauty of it is that it always occurring.
How can one determine whether their ‘flow’
is a raging river or what right now? Our thoughts,
words and actions in the present moment ultimately shape us as individuals. When something
happens, it is essential to keep a positive mindset
no matter what the situation.
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Kirti Sharma
M.Sc. CS(IV sem)
CURAJ Mail
&
FTP Server
N
ow we have our own mail id of our CURAJ mail have following features:
own domain name. Every member of
CURAJ family has its own e-mail id as 1. Use interface of Gmail which will be easy
[email protected].
to use.
Every teaching and non-teaching staff has
its own mail ID of its own name and designation both. CURAJ is being offered personalized email service through Google Apps for
Education.
2. Up to 25 GB of email storage and advanced videoconferencing.
3. Chat enabled mailboxes.
4. Features like Google doc, Calendar &
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started.
6. Sync with Outlook, Blackberry, and IMAP
(Demo).
Second it saves money because it is based
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quired.
8. Easy group mailing.
Thirdly we are not alone because thousands
of Universities are using Google Apps and 9. Initial Capacity to create 2000 users.
last but not least is its security, as powerful
as Google.
10. Personalized First Page.
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Lohri
Celebration
Lohri
is
the
fam o u s f e st of
the
P unjabis
like D e e p a w a l i , D u s s h e r r a e tc. It
is m a i n l y c e l e b r a t e d b y P u njabis.
Acco r d i n g t o B i k r a m i , Lo h r i falls
in t h e m o n t h o f P a u s h o r as per
the G r e g o r ia n c a l e n d a r i t would
fall a r o u n d 1 3 t h o f J a n u a r y every
year . I t i s c e l e b r a t e d a d a y be fore M a k a r S a k r a n t i a s i t marks
the e n d o f t h e w i n t e r se a son.
Lohr i c e l e b r a t i o n i s a ss o ciated
with t h e r e m e m b r a n c e o f Dullu
Bhat t i w h o l i v e d i n P u n j a b during
the r e i g n o f e m p e r o r A k b a r. Besides r o b i n g t h e r i c h , h e r escued
Hind u g i r l s b e i n g f o r c e f u l l y taken
to b e s o l d i n t h e s l a v e market
of t h e m i d d l e e a s t . He a r ranged
thei r m a r r ia g e s t o Hi n d u boys
with r i t u a l s a n d p r o v i d e s them
with d o w r i e s . S o e v e r y o t h e r song
has w o r d s t o e x p r e s s g r a t i t ude to
Dulla B h a t i .
Lohr i i s a l so t r a d i t i o n a l l y a sso ciated
with t h e h a r v e st o f t h e r a b i crops.
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People take peanuts, reuri and
various food items to p laces of
religious worship to thank God
for a good harvest. Eating of
“til” and reuri is considered to
be ritual on Lohri day.
Children on lohri day go door to
door , singing folk songs(sundar
mundriye……)
praising
Dul la Bhati. The collection s gathered by the children are known
as lohri and consist of til,
gachak,
crystal,
sugar,
gur,
We celebrat e d L o h r i a t o u r
Bander Sindri c a m p u s w i t h g r e a t
fun in the pr e s e n c e o f a l l f a c u l ty members. I t w a s a w o n d e r f u l
celebration w i t h b o t h b o y s a n d
peanuts and phuleya or moongfali.
girls present d a n c i n g a n d s i n g i n g
around a bon f i r e i n f r o n t o f t h e
Lohri
is
then
distributAcademic Blo c k .
ed
a
night
during
festival.
The Lohri(bonfire) fire consists of
cow dung and wood, til moongfali
popcorn are also thrown into the
fire. Often sugar and Ghee is used
to light the lohri. Til, moongfali
popcorn are also offered into the
fire. Then the sweets are distributed. People sit around the fire;
sing songs and dance till the fire
TAMANNA CHARAYA
(M.A. Economics – II)
dies out. This is to show respect
KIRANDEEP KAUR
to the natural element of fire.
(M.A Economic- IV)
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e-Governance
Workshop
Int e r n a t i o n a l S y mposium on Game Theory:
Te a c h i n g and Applications
State University of NewYork/ Stony Brook,U.A.
;Prof. Eyal Winter, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem/ State University of NewYork ; Prof. Prabal
Roy Choudhury, ISI New Delhi ; Prof. Jayasree
Ravindran, IPE, Hyderabad; Prof. V.B Upadhyaya, IIT, Prof. Pradeep, discussed about Braess’
Paradox, Gale and Shapley (Matching) in a
very lucid manner and invoked interest among
the audience with a help of interesting illustrations.
O
n 16th of December 2012 Central University of Rajasthan has organized the “International Symposium on Game Theory:
Teaching and Applications”.
Prof. M.M. Salunkhe, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Central University of Rajasthan welcomed the Guest of Honor Prof. Eyol Winter and Chief Guest Prof. Pradeep Dubey,
other experts and academicians invited by
the Convener Prof. Suresh Deman, CURAJ.
New Delhi ; Prof. G. Ravindran, ISI Chennai. The Presidential address and chief
guest’s address were followed by the formal proceedings of the symposium wherein different applications and real world
problems of strategic importance and
academic interest were discussed by Prof.
Pradeep Dubey, State University of NewYork/ Stony Brook,U.A. ;Prof. Pradeep Dubey,
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Prof. Prabal , elaborated upon “Applications
of Game Theory”. He referred several applications as in the fields of Micro Financing, Terrorism, Tariff Wars, Political Economy, land acquisition with special reference to the Singur deal.
Ms. Jayasree emphasized role of IPE in matching between theory and practice with special
reference to the performance management
system.
Prof. Eyal elaborated the importance of Game
Theory in practicing auctions and bargaining.
Prof. V. B. Upadhyaya highlighted the application of Game Theory in social concerns.
Prof.G.Ravindran explained theoretical analysis of solving problems related to bankruptcy
using Game Theory.
Prof. Deman discussed about teaching and
application of game theory.
The symposium was successfully wind up after
valedictory function and vote of thanks.
T
he Depar tment of Computer Science and Engineering organ i z e d ‘ N a t i o n a l W o r k s h o p o n
awareness in e-Governance’ on December 20, 2011.
This Workshop was sponsored by the Ministry of Information Te c h n o l o g y a t t h e K i s h a n g a r h
campus of the Central University of Rajasthan. Around 250 par t i c i p a n t s a t te n d e d t h e wo r k shop out of which 118 candidates registered from outside. “Awa r e n e s s a n d C o m m u n i c a t i o n
Campaign for National e-Governance Plan (NeGP)” was the theme o n w h i c h E m i n e n t t h i n ke r s
and policy makers in the field of e-governance elaborated and d i s c u s s e d t h e i r v i ew p o i n t s
in details.
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GREEN CHEMISTRY
(ICGC 2011)
WORKSHOP: STATISTICS DEPARTMENT
I
t was a moment of pride and honor for the Dept. of Statistics (Actuarial) to welcome three dignitaries
from ‘Statistics’ World. Two of them were familiar faces- Prof. DVS Sastry and Prof. Y.P. Sabharwal
and also Prof. Shailja R. Deshmukh. The three day workshop included lectures on Risk Measures
by Prof. Sastry, Risk Management and Insurance by Prof. Sabharwal and Multi-State Transition Models
for Cash-Flows by Prof. Deshmukh.
The workshop started with the lecture by Prof. Sastry , which , with no difference, was full of knowledge
and anecdotes. The lecture mainly highlighted the new changes and upcoming methods in the stochastic modeling basis, about the coherent risk measures, their properties and uses, etc. to a significant
level.
Prof. Sabharwal’s lecture touched some key-concepts of solvency, risk transfer and risk management.
He also discussed about the upcoming challenges, particularly in the insurance industry. Whereas Prof.
Deshmukh’s lecture were more focused on the basic knowledge of use of Markov Models in the calculation of Actuarial Premiums.
I
nternational Conference on Green Chemistry – 2011 (ICGC – 2011) was organized by Central University of Rajasthan at Fortune Hotel Bella Casa, Jaipur during Dec, 7 – 9, 2011. About 280 participants from all over the India and also from abroad attended the conference. International delegates
included Prof. John C. Warner, the founder father of Green Chemistry, Prof. John “Bob” Peoples from
ACS Green Chemistry Institute and Prof. Robert Donkers, Minister Counsellor Environment, Delegation of European Union to India. The national delegates included the directors of prestigious research
institutes such as Prof. J. S. Yadav, Director of IICT Hyderabad, Prof. G. D. Yadav, Director of ICT,
Mumbai and Dr. Sourav Pal, Director of NCL, Pune and many more. Also, around 180 participants
including Professors/Associate Professors/Assistant Professors and young researchers from various
academic institutes and Govt. research laboratories attended the meeting, delivered lectures and participated in the intellectual discussions. The industrial delegates from companies, BP Ergo and Godrej
also participated in the meeting and delivered product based research talks that highlighted the importance of Green Chemistry in manufacturing sustainable products of daily life.
The Profs also gave important inputs and suggestions to the final semester students with respect to
their minor and major projects. The lectures turned out to be very fruitful; and served the purpose completely, opening many new opportunities’ to listeners.
Speakers detail :
Prof.DVS Sastry : Ex. Director General of IRDA
Prof.Y.P.Sabharwal : (Chief Actuary, Oriental Insurance)
Prof. Shailja R. Deshmukh : University of Pune, Pune and the author of three books(1.Microarray
Data: Statistical Analysis Using R (2007),2. Statistics Using R (2008) 3. Actuarial Statistics: An Introduction Using R (2009)
Special this conference dedicated the green inventor those innocent green ideas which are beneficial
for us. ICGC – 2011 provided an excellent opportunity to research scholars, students and industrialists
to interact with the world renowned scientists and academicians in the field of Green Chemistry and
discuss the current challenges and deliberate on the future applications of Green Chemistry.
Sohanl Lal Bhamu
(M.Sc. Chemistry - IV Sem)
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Umesh Khatri
M.Sc. Statistics- Acturial
IV Sem
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Paper Buzz
Six papers from MTech(4th sem) and 2 from MSc. CS(4th Sem) have been published: An excellent
achievement for the authors and inspiration for family CURAJ
kabaddi tournament
and the lesson we learnt...
All other teams had an experienced coach or trainer.
Titles: “A Review of Wireless Security Protocols: WEP, WPA and WPA-2”, “One Time Password: A
Secure Authentication Scheme”, “Protocol Design for Advanced Security in Wireless Networks” and
“Security-Enhanced Instant Messaging”.
However, this was a great experience for our team and the university can implement the lessons
learnt from this to gain positive
results in the future. Otherwise,
our team will go in other sports
but they cannot play effectively
and which consequences will be
negative.
Authors: Arvind Dhaka, Raghuveer Singh Dhaka, Mukul Manmohan Meghwal.
Selected In: International Conference on Computer Application 2012 (ICCA) in association with Association of Scientists, Developers and Faculties (ASDF), India Association of Computer machinery
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• Title: AirPTWFrag: A New Wireless Attack
Author: Arvind Dhaka, Raghuveer Singh Dhaka ,Priyank Singh Hada.
Selected In: 1st ICNCS (International Conference On Networks & Cyber Security) Conference Proceedings & Journal link March 2012
Link: http://www.ijser.org/ResearchPaperPublishing_March2012.aspx
• Title: A Novel Fuzzy Clustering Architecture for Document Clustering
Authors: Vibekananda Dutta, Nishtha Kesswani.
Selected In: International journals of Artificial intelligence & Expert System
Link: www.cscjournals.org/csc/manuscript/Journals/IJAE/.../IJAE-89.pdf
• Title: Permormance comparison of hard and soft approaches for document clustering
Authors: Vibekananda Dutta, Litan Paul, Nishtha Kesswani, Krishna Kumar Sharma.
Selected In: International journals of Soft-computing & Bioinformatics
Link: www.serialspublications.com/journals1.asp?jid=335&dtype=2.pdf
• Title: Security Agents: A Mobile Agent Based Trust Model for Cloud Computing
Authors: Priyank Singh Hada, Mukul Manmohan Meghwal, Ranjita Singh.
Published In: International Journal of Computer Applications
Link: research.ijcaonline.org/volume36/number12/pxc3976435.pdf
Overall 35 Papers have been accepted in various Conferences and Journals.
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Kabaddi is one of the most pop- Our team arrived in Bhopal on
ular games in India. This game
is less time consuming than others and causes fewer injuries as
well. This year, India hosted the
kabbadi world cup tournament in
Punjab and won it as well.
7th October, and all west zone
teams were welcomed warmly
by the host university. There
were arrived around 48 teams
who came from different states
of west zone. Our first match
was with a south Gujarat team
on 9th October. We played as
well as far as possible but the
result was not in our favour.
Team CURAJ participated in
AIU’s (Association of Indian Universities) West Zone kabaddi
tournament at Barkatulla University, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh But after losing the match I
for the first time.
found out a lot of reasons behind this failure. Lack of a
Asst. Prof Abhighyan Dwedi coach, trainer, improper issuacompanied the team- San- ances of guide lines and lack
jeet Kumar, Aashish Yadav, Ab- of time management were the
hishekh Kumar, Arvind Yadav, reasons due to which we could
Chhavi Prakash, Sri Nivasan Ya- not practise very well. We also
dav, Narsimha,Mukesh Poonia, committed some mistakes durRamaotar Meena , Ramnivas ing the match and threw the boMeena, Sohan Lal, and Vinay nus point to the opposite team
kumar.
which had a negative impact.
As we know that failure makes
for good learning. This should be
the motto in real life if a person
wants to achieve his ambition.
The reason being that without
proper management, good coordination, adequate guidelines
and a good practice it can’t
be done. Unless the university provides the basic requirements positive results will not
be achieved. An example from
finance – if a person invests in
any asset without proper knowledge, information and guidelines
and expects high yield on the investment, then that person is not
realistic about his or her yield.
We should take this defeat in the
right spirit and think positive.
Sanjeet Kumar
M.B.A.- IV sem
(Finance)
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POLITICS & C U R R E N T A F F A I R S
The incumbent government is a technical
government led by an independent, Lucas Papademos, and including members of George
Papandreou’s PASOK, the opposition conservative ND and the far-right LAOS.
2012
Y e a r
o f
ELECTIONS
If
2011 was the year of political change
when dictators were toppled through
street protests then 2012 would be
a year of political leadership change. The
year, 2012, would witness elections in many
countries across the world and this has the
potential to redefine the entire political
landscape. We are looking at elections in
the US, Mexico, Venezuela, France, Belgium,
Greece et al. On top of this we have leadership changes in China which would be very
keenly watched the world all over. I am going to stick my neck out with a few predictions for the coming elections.
US Elections :There is very little doubt
that the elections in the US would be the
one which would the most keenly watched
political event this year (not taking into account any more revolutions or protests!).
The big question in every one’s mind is
whether Obama would get re-elected or not.
Judging from the results in Iowa and New
Hampshire of Republican hopefuls who are
fighting for the Republican nomination, Mitt
Romney may finally get the opportunity to
fight it out against Barack Obama. Obama
of late has managed to improve his ratings
and his chances of getting re-elected would
greatly improve if the economy sustains its
recovery in this year as well.
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French Presidential Elections :Goodbye
There is a still long way to go for November
elections but if the recovery goes the way
it is going now and the unemployment rate
falls below 7% then Obama’s chances become
brighter. Every 1% drop in unemployment
may lead to a 5% increase in votes for Obama
(just a ‘guessestimate’). But Romney could
do well because many voters who voted for
Obama in 2008 are disillusioned with him.
Obama’s political campaign machinery is already chugging along well and fund raising
is also on the right track. So, a ‘Mitt Romney vs Barack Obama’ contest is most likely
going to be a closely fought one, with the
major issues being the economy and jobs.
Prediction for the Year: Barack Obama wins
narrowly.
Carla Bruni! Many are going to miss you from
the Elysees Palace, but nobody will miss
the current incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy (except for perhaps German Chancellor Angela
Merkel, the two were quite a pair!). To be
blunt and to be brief, Nicolas Sarkozy’s ratings are low, very very low. His approval ratings remain terrible, his support at an anemic
25% in the first round and a disastrous 40-43%
in the runoff against the PS’ François Hollande.The popular mood is very much one of
discontent and disillusion with the two main
contenders, who nonetheless top the polls.
But can this state of affairs, not too dissimilar from the one which existed in 2002, be
twisted to the advantage of either Marine Le
Pen, the far-right’s candidate who remains a
threat to the two main contenders with her
16% support; or the centrist François Bayrou,
looking surprisingly strong?Prediction for the
Year: Sarkozy out, François Hollande in.
It will be interesting to observe the electoral
ramifications of the Greek crisis, which Papandreou and now Papademos’ governments
have responded to with EU and IMF-imposed
severe austerity medicine which Greek voters find extremely bitter and try to spit out
at any occasion. The next elections are unlikely to provide stability around PASOK and
ND, because both of Greece’s main parties
are failing to “catch fire” with voters. ND
stands at 30% support (33.5% in 2009), while
PASOK has collapsed to 15-19% support (it
won 44% in 2009). The main beneficiaries
happen to be parties which are unlikely to
be as supportive of austerity: the socialist
SYRIZA, the quasi-Stalinist KKE and SYRIZA
splinter DIMAR. LAOS stands to gain, but its
support has already weakened after it entered government. Together, the fractious
Greek left (SYRIZA and KKE, who hate each
other with a passion) would be the largest
force, but even divided it could prevent the
formation of a government along the lines of
PASOK, ND and LAOS.Prediction for the Year:
None, very difficult to predict who will finally emerge victorious.
Greek Elections :At the centre of the Eurozone debt crisis and one of the countries
hit the most severely by the economic crisis,
Greece will likely hold snap elections by the
end of February 2012.
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BUSINESS & SCI-FI
Venezuela :
Venezuela’s
controversial
President Hugo Chávez will be seeking
a third term in office on October 7, 2012
roughly two years after the Chavist party,
the PSUV, barely won the 2010 legislative
elections against a united opposition front.
In 2011, Chávez was hospitalized in Cuba
with colon cancer and there have been some
doubts about Chávez’s health. He has shown
absolutely no signs of relinquishing office in
2012, and will probably enter the 2012 election as the favourite but the opposition will
likely mount a more challenging opposition
than Manuel Rosales had managedto do in
2006.
Prediction for the Year:It could turn out to
be a messy affair, if Chavez thinks he is losing then he may employ ‘strongarm tactics’
to crush the opposition. But Chavez should
still manage to win.
The couple frequently lives apart due to their
largely separate lives. They are sometimes considered China’s emerging star political couple.
Now, this upcoming generational change will occur in a very interesting time.
At least three things make this one particularly
important.The first one is what you just mentioned, that seven out of nine members of the
Standing Committee - this is the most powerful
decision making body, the supreme decision making body - will be changed. And also the same
pattern in the government, in terms of the State
Council: seven out of eight people highly likely
will be replaced. Also, seven out ten members of
the central military commission will be replaced.
So, that high level, with that kind of percentage
isremar-kable,or unprecedented.
Secondly, this is the time first time in modern history that China emerged as an economic superpower. So, leadership change, and also possible
policy change will have strong impact, not only to
China, but also beyond the Chinese borders, particularly economic and social policy, and also foreign policy .And thirdly, this leadership challenge
occurs at a time when there’s a lot of change in
Chinese society. There’s a growing resentment by
various social groups - by middle class and poor
people - and there is also serious concern about
China’s future, and the direction - particularly,
political direction - where China is heading.
So that’s it folks! Biggest Prediction for the Year:
China: No elections in China. But there would be 2012 will not be remembered as the year when
a leadership change that the entire world would
be keenly watching as Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao
move out. Xi Jinping is the man to watch out for
as he would in all probability take over from Hu
Jinatao as the next President of China. A little
something about his personal life: Xi married the
famous Chinese folk singer PengLiyuan in1987,
his second marriage.PengLiyuan, a household
name in China, was much better known to the
public than Xi until his political elevation.
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the world ended!
PS: I deliberately did not include the coming
assembly elections in the five states. It will be
covered in the next issue.
Geromic George
M.A. Economics- IV Sem
NASA launches largest ever
MARS rover
ATLAS 5 & PHOENIX MARX
P
hoenix
Mars
Lander of NASA
has recently detected snow fall from
Martian clouds. Soil
experiment by this
spacecraft has detected interaction between minerals on
Mars Surface and liquid water. This new
discovery has again
raised questions on
the presence of water on Mars.
It also will try to find further evidence to
suggest whether astronauts could survive on Mars, part of NASA’s long-term
plan to send a manned mission there.
A group of JPL scientists and engineers at Kennedy burst into applause
when the capsule separated from the
rocket. Like most people associated
with the mission, they were excited and relieved
by the successful launch. Many have worked on
With the bust of an Atlas 5 engine, NASA on Satur- the Mars Science Laboratory for nearly a decade
day November 26, 2011 began its boldest venture and had to endure a two-year delay when the projyet to another planet — sending the Mars Science ect missed its original launch date. The lab faces
Laboratory on an eight-month journey expected to a journey of 354 million miles.
provide more detailed information about whether
the Red Planet is, or ever has been, hospitable Although Mars is less than half that distance from
to life. After a one-day delay to replace a faulty Earth, the fact that it is a moving target makes the
battery, the launch went off flawlessly at 7:02 a.m. trip longer. It is due to land in spectacular fashPST, the rocket rising on a column of white smoke ion just after 10 p.m. PDT on Aug. 5.Because of
into a blue sky mottled with puffy cumulus clouds. the size of the rover; NASA decided that its previous landing technique, in which vehicles were
Its payload was the rover Curiosity, the largest and bounced onto the surface of the planet on air bags,
most sophisticated in a series of robotic vehicles would not work. So Curiosity, after being slowed in
that NASA has sent to Mars. Built at JPL, Curios- its descent by parachutes, will be lowered softly
ity is a six-wheeled, one-ton vehicle the size of a — NASA hopes — on long bridles using a sky
compact car that is bristling with an array of so- crane technique modeled after those used by hephisticated scientific gadgets. Its mission, NASA licopters. With this mission NASA plans to find out
officials have stressed, is not to find life on Mars, whether it might be possible to sustain life on mars
but to find out whether life ever could have existed which will help in life further exploration of the unithere in the form of microbes, tiny organisms that verse.
are abundant on Earth.
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SPIRITUA L & M O T I V A T I O N A L
SPIRITUAL & MOTIVATIONAL
मन का सृजन
it’s
the journey
that’s
important
Abhinav Saraswat
(M.B.A.- II sem)
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Life, sometimes so weary
It’s worth its weight in gold
The experience of travelling
Lends a wisdom that is old
Beyond our ‘living memory’
A softly spoken player
“It’s the journey that is important,
Life’s road menders aimlessly
Or so it seems, somehow
Leads us where it needs to be,
And being simply human
We oft question and compare…
“It’s the journey so important
Or the getting there?”
And thus it’s always been
That question pondered down the ages
By simple men with simple ways
To wise and ancient sages…
How sweet then, quietly knowing’s
Reaching destination fair:
“It’s the journey that’s important,
Not the getting there!”
“मन के काँच में सूरज उतर रहा है,
सुनहरी हो उठी मन की वािदयाँ
हर मन का टुकड़ा पल में चमक उठा
हर टुकड़े पर प्यार िपघल कर छा गया
और दुिनया के पािनयों में घुल कर चमक उठा..”
सूर्य की शांत एवं शालीन होती रशि्मयों का ये खूबसूरत नजारा..! अंजिुल में समेट लेना चाहता है सब
कुछ..| शाम का ये मंज़र, अपनी मस्ती में बहती ये हवा, इस पल में गुनगुनाने को आतुर है पक्िषयों की ये मधुर
कोिकल..!!
ये ज़मी चुप है ,आसमाँ चुप है पर ये धड़कन क्यूँ? ए-िदल-ए-नादान..! रेिडयो भी शाम के इस अद्भुत
िफज़ा में सब के साथ स्वर िमलाकर शायद यही कह रहा है ,पर िफज़ाओं की इस खामोशी को सुनने का वक्त
आज के इस व्यस्त जीवन में िकसी के पास नहीं है | हवा का इस तरह अपने से बात करना हमारी खामोशी
और मन के तारों को झन्कृत कर देता है |
शाम भी ढल गयी और छाने लगा हल्का अंधेरा | सूर्य की ये सारी िकरणें पहाड़ी के नेपथ्य से िछपकर
रात को चुपके से बुलाने का संकेत दे रही है | जैसे एक छोटी बच्ची दीवार की ओट से होठ िहलाकर अपने होने
का एहसास करा रही है |
खुशी बच्चे की बंद मुट्ठी में िछपी होती है | दरारों से झाँकती सूरज की िकरणों की ओट में िछपी
होती है | हर पल-हर कण में बसती है खुशी..| खिुशयों की तलाश से भरे सफर में कुछ भी अधूरा नहीं रहता और
न ही कुछ पूरा हो पाता है | कभी दूसरों की खिुशयों की लहर हमारे िदल में भी खुिशयाँ जगा जाती है तो कभी
िकसी ख़ास व्यकि्त का अपनापन और साथ | अगर हमें िकसी का साथ पसंद है तो िफर यह नहीं देखा जाता
िक साथ िकतनी देर का है, देखा तो बस इतना जाता है िक दो पल भी अगर हम साथ है, तो मुकम्मल साथ
रहे | जरूरत है तो बस महसूस करने की, महसूस कर जीने की |
कुछ स्मरण हुआ अचानक - “ यूँ मैं उनका बयाँ क्या करूँ, सूरज का बयां कौन करें ? मैं तो
नज़र भरने गयी थी, इस रोशनी से िदल और आत्मा भर के लौटती हूँ | यह खामोशी को ढ़ालती हुई आवाज़ है,
सुनकर लगता है - बैठे है िकनारे, रोशनी छुई है, हवा से होके गुजरी है और स्तब्ध है मन |”
िकतना कुछ है जीने को, महसूस करने को | दौड़ती-भागती इस िज़ंदगी में एक पल ठहरने को,उसी
एक पल में जी लेने को सब कुछ.... िकतना कुछ शेष-िवशेष है | एक क्षण रुिकये तो सही..कोई आहट, कोई
दस्तक होने दीिजए मन के कोने में; िफर देिखए, बदल जायेगा िकतना कुछ |”
Kirti Sharma
M.Sc.(CS)- IV Sem
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SPIRITUA L & M O T I V A T I O N A L
Is Shraddha Sharma INDIA’s Justin Bieber ?
Talent & luck, both play a key role in the making of a star. Looks like Shraddha Sharma
(on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter) has both in abundance! A little before midnight on 30
April, Shraddha Sharma uploaded a YouTube video of her singing, with a guitar accompaniment, a teary song of separation dedicated to “a special friend who was leaving
her forever”. It was recorded on her parents’ living room sofa. She sang Rahat Fateh
Ali Khan’s Mein Tenu Samjhawan from the Punjabi movie Virsa.
Five videos and 16 weeks later, in the third week of August, Shraddha’s YouTube
channel, Shraddharockin, became the highest subscribed channel in India. Her
videos have had more than two million views in all. At the time this went to
press, her month-old Facebook page had 2,000,000 fans. Three fake pages
had about 10,000 each. Shraddha, savvy songstress, YouTube phenomenon
and Facebook celebrity, is a schoolgirl from Dehradun. She is 15 years old,
and has never travelled beyond New Delhi.
The Sharma residence has a board at the gate advertising classes in Hindustani classical music. Shraddha’s mother, Kusum, is a music teacher who
has trained her daughter since she was 9. Born after two sons, both of whom
have now moved away from home, she is the centre of her parents’ lives.
Their house is named “Shraddha”. Her parents moved from Meerut to Dehradun, and bought the house around the time their daughter was
born.
The class XI student before us—
hair pulled back in a ponytail,
socks up to her knees is far removed from her alias online.
Neighbours describe her as a
shy child, known to carry her
guitar around since she got one
10 months ago .But Shraddha’s
appeal isn’t limited to her melodious renditions of movie songs, as
the comments under her videos—
like “You r reallllyyyy ROCKSTAR”
and “You are too cute and like my first
love”—suggest. Her self-taught guitar
skills are fledgling.
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But with her
waiflike frame
embracing
a
guitar, and the
sincere
dedications
that
precede each
song, she’s a
one-girl
performing package. The songs
she picks for
her
“special
someone”—a
friend who lives
in New Delhi—are all love songs.
“get her talent out there.”
She aspires to be as big a
celebrity as Justin Bieber or
even bigger if destiny permits. Though her dreams
seem to be placed at the
unreachable end Shraddha
is sure she will be a rock
star one day because she
believes ‘’ you gotta dream
big to make it big’’.
Shraddha’s
family
is
unconditionally
The class XI student before us—hair pulled
supportive
back in a ponytail, socks up to her knees is far
of her efremoved from her alias online. Neighbours deforts. So is
scribe her as a shy child, known to carry her
her “special
guitar around since she got one 10 months ago
someone”
.But Shraddha’s appeal isn’t limited to her mewho, as it
lodious renditions of movie songs, as the comturns out,
ments under her videos—like “You r reallllyyyy
didn’t leave
ROCKSTAR” and “You are too cute and like
her forevmy first love”—suggest. Her self-taught guitar
er. She is
skills are fledgling. But with her waiflike frame
scheduled
embracing a guitar, and the sincere dedicato perform
tions that precede each song, she’s a one-girl
at IIT Delhi’s annual festival, Rendezvous, next
performing package. The songs she picks for her month (21-24 October).
“special someone”—a friend who lives in New Delhi—are all love songs.
Her “About Me” on YouTube says “music is mah
Naveen Kumar, a final-year student of bachelor
of technology at the Indian Institute of Technology
(IIT), Hyderabad, was one such smitten fan. He
got in touch with her a month ago, and offered to
set up and manage her Facebook fan page.
soul”. And like her father, Anil Kumar, an employee
with the telecom company BSNL, says, they’re not
the sort of parents to take their children away from
the things they love. “She’s always been a good
student and we’re trying to make sure that it stays
that way. Balance...is everything.”
He is now working on designing a website for
her. The economics of internet relationships are
Ashanjal Singh
such that he hasn’t met her, and has no plans
M.B.A.- II Sem
to either. “I’m her online fan,” he says over the
phone from Hyderabad, I want to do everything to *Compiled from various blogs
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AN ASTIT V A E F F O R T
J OF
Y
GIVING
J
OY OF GIVING week is celebrated
acoss the country- around Gandhi
Jayanti. It may be best described as
the ‘festival of philanthropy’. It‘s an act of
giving money, time, resources and skills to
the needy and at the same time enjoying
the essence of helping.
Originally called ‘India Giving Week’,
it is now observed by all government sector
organizations, schools, colleges, corporate
houses and NGOs. Corporates view this as
a part of their corporate social responsibility (CSR).
What a noble idea it was to pay
This year what was more joyful about
graceful homage to them. Happiness boxthe ‘joy of giving week’ was its implementaes (contribution boxes) were set up at the
tion at the university campus as well. Yes!
hostels and people were more than happy
to fill the boxes.
CURAJ observed the week with an
enthusiasm of giving resources, time and
Various items like attires, woolens,
skill to the laborers who are a part of the
footwear, satchels were the materialized
university family at its permanent campus
happiness the CURAJ pupil contributed.
and are contributing their blood and sweat
to the construction.
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The scene cannot be depicted in
words when the needy got the happiness
in their hands. So many aspiring faces, so
many twinkling eyes, kids leaving there
evening classes and rushing towards the
Not only these but the young group boxes and the setting sun; everything was
contributed time and skill in the form of just picturesque.
free evening teachings to the bereft kids of
Finally the utilities were distributed and a
the labor community. What joy they would sense of bliss touched the participants willing to
have gained in return of the happiness they
contribute more, willing to take one more step togifted is no doubt beyond measuring limits. wards the joy of giving and promising oneself to
The week passed by and the happiness boxes were flooding over the brim.
One fine evening was chosen and the collection gathered was distributed.
have a better share in the joy hence forth…
Isha Saha
M.B.A.- II Sem
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ST UDENT C A N V A S
STUDENT CANVAS
तुम्हारी मुस्कान बहुत लाजवाब है
रात सपनों में तुझे िदखें, तो सवेरा तेरा होता है।
चोट लगे हमको, दर्द तुझे होता है।
आँखें हमारी झलकें, तो िदल ये तेरा रोता है।
जग की इस रीत में
माँ बेटे-बेटी में अक्सर ये होता है,
होता है...
चोट लगे हमको, दर्द तुझे होता है
रात सपनों में तुझे िदखें, तो सवेरा तेरा होता है।
ऐसे आँसुओं से पलकों के क्यों भीगोती हों,
सेवा करें, दिन-रात हम, सदा रहें, माँ तेरे साथ
हमारे लबों पे बस नाम तेरा रहें,
तु ही लक तु ही हमारे राम माँ ।
आँखें हमारी झलकें, तो िदल ये तेरा
रोता है ।
जग की इस रीत में माँ बेटे-बेटी मे
अक्सर ये होता है, होता है...
ओंठों पर िखलता हुआ गुलाब है।
अनेक सवालों का एक ही जवाब है
खुली हुई जैसे वह एक िकताब है।
उमंग है या कोई है नया जश्न
ख़ुशी सारी की सारी बेनकाब है ।
इस हंसी पर वारी वारी जाऊं मैं
हंसी नहीं है यह नशीली शराब है।
देख कर के िदल भरता नहीं कभी
जो भी है यह बहुत ही नायाब है।
इतनी बेरूखी कभी अच्छी नहीं
ज्यादा दीवानगी भी अच्छी नहीं।
फासला जरूरी चािहए बीच में
इतनी िदल्लगी भी अच्छी नहीं।
मेहमान नवाजी अच्छी लगती है
सदा बेत्क्लुफ्फी भी अच्छी नहीं।
अक्सर ये
होता है...
आ जाओ यहाँ आ जाओ यहाँ तुम्हें प्यार दूँ।
नजर कोर्इ लगें , तो उतार दूँ
माँ तुम्हीं हमारी जान हो, जीवन जीने का आधार हो,
नींद हमें आयें, तो चेन से तु सोती है ।
आँखें हमारी झलकें, तो िदल ये तेरा रोता है । यादवेन्द्र चेजारा
रात सपनों में तुझे िदखें, तो सवेरा तेरा होता है। स्वरिचत
(एम. ए. िहन्दी (पूर्वार्ध्द))
जग की इस रीत में माँ बेटे-बेटी में अक्सर ये होता है, होता है...
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कहते हैं प्यार अँधा होता है मगर
आँखों की बेिलहाज़ी भी अच्छी नहीं।
हर बात का एक दस्तूर होता है
प्यार में खुदगर्जी भी अच्छी नहीं।
वायदे तो खुबसूरत होते हैं बहुत
वायदा-िखलाफी भी अच्छी नहीं।
तु्हारी
बहुत लाजवाब है...
eqLdku
Sudhanshu Maurya
M.Sc CS - II sem
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STUDEN T C A N V A S
. . . am i a loser ?
I
have come to the age of fifty, washing and pressing clothes of people. I lost my mother after a few
days of my birth. Perhaps a loveless aunt and callous father pushed
me into the world
where I was no burden on them but only on myself.
One evening I found that I was alone. I had spent the whole
day in wandering here and there as if my mother had sent
me to see the beauty of market. I gazed at every shop. “What
a colorful life it is!” I exclaimed. Shopkeepers left for their
houses. Where should I go?
The night passed by in endless thinking. If I had eaten something at least I would have slept. But hunger and cold made
the night long. Thank God no policeman came there otherwise I would be in more miserable condition under the policeman’s abuses and beating. Strange is the world where there
is no home and being homeless is a sin.
It was about seven in the morning when the laundry man
looked at me. He found out in the first glance that I was an
orphan. He took me to his home, fed me and said authoritatively “You must bring and wash clothes of my costumers.”
I have no other option to survive so I accepted him as my
Master. Since then I worked for him. His death brought me
in position of washing and pressing on my own. Now I was
owner of my will and action.
Gradually, time passed and my income increased. I became a member of the society. I got married. My household life was a happy one. I
came to be father of four children.
A girl is not much burden to her father as she is to the society. My
elder daughter was only 14 years old when people asked me to
get her married.
I was master of my house but I was also a social person. I had
to do what society expected from me. And for a mere laundry
man like me, negation was a coarse act. So I got my daughter
married with a school going boy of a washer man from Rampur. I wanted that my daughter should not be looked down at in
the family of her in-laws. That’s why I gave dowry. I had no money
stock because whatever I earned all was spent on the welfare and
education of my children. So I borrowed money for the marriage.
“Go and bring Sunita with you. A newly married girl should return
soon,” my wife said to me. Within twenty days Sunita had come
thrice. Money lenders or Shahibs were asking for their rupees. I have
no other person who could support me. It was the twenty fifth day.
My daughter-in law and his friend were going to take Sunita. “What
should I do? From where can I get the money to do their teeka.” I
told my wife about my frustration. A harsh reply came “What can
I do. I don’t go to rich people. And after all it’s your duty that you
must have enough money.” I felt embarrassed on it. I debated with
her. Sunita came and after hearing loud voice of us she spoke “I will
never come to this house from my in –laws’ home. You always quarrel with each other. I hate quarrelling. You don’t have manners” I was
shocked. My mouth was opened but I couldn’t utter even a single word.
The only question that I haven’t been able to answer till today strikes my
mind “Am I a loser?”
Annu Yadav
M.A. English- IV Sem
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REPUBLIC D A Y S P E C I A L
STUDENT CANVAS
'kghnksa dh dgkuh
“kghnkas dh dgkuh
“kghnksa dh D;k dgkuh
vk, vkSj pys x,
ejs ;k ekj Mkys
D;k gS mudh ;gh dgkuh
jkst [ksyk djrs Fks oks [ksy
dHkh fnu ds mtkys esa
dHkh iwwf.kZek dh jkr esa
D;k gS mudh ;gh dgkuh
dHkh fnu esa gksrh gksyh
dHkh jkr esa gksrh fnokyh
yky jax esa ygq gksrk
D;k gS mudh ;gh dgkuh
dy jkr ds dinner dks
breakfast le> ds ys jgk Fkk
vkSj dinner ds ckn
newspaper dk bartkj dj jgk Fkk
vkSj dgha u dgha
vius vki dks gh ikxy le> jgk Fkk--
?kj ls tkrh Fkh fpV<h mudh
feyrk Fkk vk”oklu
dc vkvkxs dgrs Fks
jksrs cPps muds
vk;k Fkk tokc
yky ygqygku esa
D;k gS mudh ;gh dgkuh
“kghnksa ds uke ij
dh tkrh gS jktuhfr
iqNrh gS dc dgykmxh esa “kghn ohjkxauk
dc feVsxh ;s Hk’Vkpkj dh djrqrs
D;k gS mudh ;gh dgkuh
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dy jkr dks eSa
fnu le> jgk Fkk
vkSj dgha u dgha
vius vki dks gh ikxy le> jgk Fkk--
dy
vkuUn dqekj
vFkZ”kkL= foHkkx
IV Sem
eq>s ugha irk
eSa tx jgk Fkk
;k lks jgk Fkk]
ij nksLr dgrs gSa
eSa ikxyksa lh ckrsa dj jgk Fkk]
vkSj dgha u dgha
Rajkumar Tripathi
M.Sc. CS- IV Sem
jkr---
vius vki dks gh ikxy le> jgk Fkk---
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STUDENT C A N V A S
Internal barriers:
Running
has obvious health and fitness benefits, but more importantly, provides other benefits.As students of the pioneer batch of a Young University there are a lot of things that we may have
to experience and it will not always be within the peripheries of our comfort/ coziness zone. Say for
instance we cannot expect a Gymnasium or a Jacuzzi at the stage when our University is undergoing its embryonic stage of construction. But this does not stop us from experiencing the Wonders and
Miracles that life has offered us @ the serene and picturesque Bander Sindri campus.
•
People at my age don’t run. I have never run before / for a long
time. People have started running late in their 40’s and 50’s. Fauja Singh
started at 89.
•
I have a breathing
problem. Running has
been known to reduce
asthma as it strengthens the cardio vascular
system.
On the very first day when we had shifted to our permanent campus we explored the nature around.
While one of us is a hobby runner and had scaled the distances of Half & Full Marathons the other have
recently experienced the pleasures of running. Running offers the pleasures to boosts self confidence
and helps to unleash one’s potential by breaking self created barriers one by one.
Often it has been observed that people have a tendency to complaint about the surroundings,
facilities and amenities that they do not have. Run and you will enter the Trance of Ecstasy. As
guests of the marble city Kishangarh we plan to give back something to the town. Hence we aim
to promote the town as a ‘Youthful and Vibrant’ city focused on Environment, Health & Sustainable future by starting a culture of Running- ‘the mother of all sports’. By doing this we aspire to
provide special impetus towards international promotion of the University and the Town.
We believe-The synergy shall be wonderful.
We know that the First step is the hardest. While you are reading this there would be many
REASONS you would be loaded with. Hence here are few of the barriers &
resp. solutions that might be helpful to ward off the cloud of your
doubt.
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“Every morning in Africa a gazelle wakes up. It knows it must move
faster than t lion or it will not survive. Every morning a lion wakes up
and it knows it must move faster than t slowest gazelle or it ll starve.”
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•
What will people think of me. They’ll actually envy you!
• Walking is the best. Not so now, as various studies on
large populations of people have shown.
•
I don’t have the right gear/ equipment. Actually
to start you don’t need much - just a pair of shoes
appropriate for your feet
• I will be out of place. Actually just look around
you and you will see people of all shapes, sizes
and ages running. Don’t worry, you will not
stand out.
• I have no time. President Clinton and
Anil Ambani make time to run regularly. So
can you.
•I travel a lot. So do they. Pack your
shorts, T shirt and running shoes. Running helps overcome jet lag. Get to see
another city while you travel - in a unique
way - while running.
• I am too fat. But isn’t that what you want
to address? Lose weight, get healthier and
more energised? People have lost over
25kilos of weight primarily through running and following moderation in eating. Running can be a no rocket science, no crash diet, long term means
of losing weight, keeping it off, and
leading a healthier lifestyle.
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Vikram Singh Slathia
MSC CS 2nd Sem
The Syle Icon of 1950’s and
•
I am slim. I don’t need to run, or exercise for that matter. You’ll be surprised when you read this. (http://www.brunel.ac.uk/news/pressoffice/pressreleases/2006/cdata/march/
Thin+People)
1960s
Romantic
Superstar”
bids adieu to embark
upon
his
journey to heaven, we know the
legacy of pure tal-
•
I will start next week. If you look at your diary for next
week and see all the things that have been put there, it may
be better to start this week and ease up on your heavy ‘next
week’.
ent, grace and professioanlism that he has left
behind will continue to shine
External barriers:
bright in years to come.
•
It’s too hot / humid. You need to be properly hydrated
and attired, and run indoors or early morning
An era of entertainment
comes to a halt with Dev
• It’s too cold. Wear layers of ‘breathable’ clothes for warmth and head out.
• It’s too polluted. There is far too much noise & traffic on the roads. Run early morning, or in a park,
or indoors on a treadmill if possible
• There are no proper running trails where I stay. Check out a park, or even the roads/ sidewalks early
in the morning.
Anand’s sudden demise. But we
believe “talent doensn’t die but
gets immortalised in history”.
• Stray dogs are a problem. Run with a stick and build your own confidence. Most often, they don’t
even care, especially earlier on in the morning.
• I don’t have company. Start and you will make many new friends and acquaintances, as you start
greeting people who are walking and running. Join a running group.
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“Evergreen
of Indian cinema,
•
Doctors have told me running is bad for the knees. Unless you have a bone problem, impact exercise -of which running is the most steady, has been known to reduce incidence
of osteoporosis, strengthen the muscles and bone joints and
ACTUALLY improve the condition of your knees.. Once again
- the shoes you wear must be appropriate to your feet and
must also be replaced as soon as you see signs of wearing out
on the heels of your feet.
So Lets
and
Run Run Run. . .
Raghubir Singh & Divya Deep Singh
M.B.A.- IV Sem
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STUDENT C A N V A S
@ ROBOTICS
LIFE
Hello friends, here I am to share some
historical fact about robotics. As someone
said that “The heritage of the technology which now runs the world was, to put it
mildly eclectic, with huge gaps in time and
space.”
Before the first electrician was born,
the earliest reference to a “robot” was in ancient China, in the form of an organic robot
given by an “artificer” called Yan Shi to
King Mu of Zhou around 1000BC. The
robot was made of leather and glue
with actual human organs, and not
entirely surprisingly ceased functioning when the organs were removed.
Between 16th and 19th century, odd mechanical marvels were springing up all over
Europe. Leonardo Da Vinci was the next
known robot designer after the ancient
period, inventing a mechanical man in
knight’s armor.
John Dee of England invented a flying
wooden beetle during the Elizabethan era.
The first Western robot,
in the form of a steam
powered pigeon, said
to be capable of flight,
was invented by Archytas of Tarentum in 350
BC.
robot MICE
Mama mama peter poisoned the robot mice
that’s a sin a real sin
he’ll go to hell won’t he
the bogey man will get him and eat his brains
his mother paused in lecturing the robot
vacuum cleaner and thought
I hate robot mice
this is inconsistent with the robot edict
yet primal like lecturing the domestics
look how they simulate
humility
eyes cast down,
shoulders rounded
in silence
almost as good as a
real slave
Another machine was Vaucanson’s “Digesting Duck” in 1739, which was able to
annoy real ducks, quack, “eat” grain, and
produce fake feces. The duck was even referred to by Voltaire, albeit rather cryptically- “Without the duck of Vaucanson, you
have nothing to remind you of the glory of
France”
GOPAL
VERMA
M.Sc(CS)
II Sem
Vikram Singh Slathia
M.Sc CS- II sem
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STUDENT C A N V A S
robot
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even the robots face hard times,
Gopal Verma
M.Sc (CS)- II Sem
scores of them begging in the streets.
fy[k jgk gqaW izse dye ls
eS ,d isze dgkuh
ftldh vof/k pkj lky dh
igys lky esa utjs feyh
ij ckr u cuh
nqljs lky esa yCt fgysa
ij eqykdkr u cuh
rhljs lky esa izse ijoku p<+k
ckr eqykdkr nksuksa gh gqbZ
ij btgkj u gqvk
pkSFks lky “ksjksa “kk;jh fy[kh
vkSj mlh lky izseh izsfedk ?kj ls
Hkkx x,
?kjokyksa ij otzikr gqvk
Ekku lEeku [kksrk fn[kk
fQj D;k----------fQj ogh gksuk Fkk tks vke izse dgkfu;ksa es gqvk
YkM+dk & yM+dh ?kj okil vk x,
,d nqljs ij vkjksi izR;kjksi vkSj bl rjg
Methanol, methanol for the baby,
nks ftUnfx;k cckZnh dh vksj
their plaintive cries carrying
izse djus okyks dks izse **egs”k** dh fgnk;r
the promise of their demise.
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STUDENT CANVAS
izse ¼ ,d yxko ½
egs”k xksLokeh
,e ,l lh xf.kr foHkkx
bfrgkl xokg gS tagkxhj uqjtkg <ksyk ek#
u gq, lQy izse izfrKk esa
abandoned domestics clog the malls sans shoppers.
fQj D;ksa cjckn gksrs gks bl izse dk.M esa
in bush’s America,
tgkW cgqer ugh ogk D;k jkt djksxsa
the robot revolution a reality.
lquus es vk;k ;g ,d yxko gSaA
lquus es vk;k ;g ,d yxko gSaA
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STUDENT CANVAS
STUDENT C A N V A S
Life @ CURAJ :
gj vkgV ij dku /kjs
oks lksbZ&lksbZ txrh eka
tkMs dh eqf”dy lqcgksa esa
pk; fiykus mBrh eka A
My Experience
?kj dh dqaMh QkVd f[kMdh
gj dksus esa fn[krh eka
gj eqf”dy dks njfdukj djds
jkg fn[kkrh galrh eka AA
I
am a Hindi medium student. I
am B.A and B.Ed. but was I not
good in English. On my first
day in CURAJ I met a girl and she asked
me “Are you a New Student ?“ eS Mj x;k Fkk
fd ;gk ij lcls English es ckr djrs gSA ckn es
class es x;kA vkSj dqN le> es ugh vk;kA “kke dks
Hostel x;k vkSj ogkW dqN boys feys A Hostel es
igyh ckj vk;k Fkk ij eq>s vPNs* nksLr feys] ftUgksus esjh
cgqr help dhA
cPpksa ds psgjksa dks pqedj
viuk isV Hkjrh eka
mudh gh fpark dks ysdj
jkrksa esa txrh eka A
?kj ds gj lq[k dks vkxs j[k
ihNs pyrh fu”py ek
/khjs /khjs eqj>krh
/khjs /khjs f?klrh eka AA
NksVs ikS/kks dks o{k cukrh eka
mM tkrs lc iaNh cudj
gkFk fgykrh jksrh eka A
v/k&lksbZ iFkjkbZ vk[kksa ls
jkg rdrh cw<h eka
dPps eSys jLrs ij
vkl fVdk;s cSBh eka AA
ekWa
Lkksgu yky
,e ,l lh jlk;u”kkL=
IV Sem
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Hostel esa esjs roommates us cgqr help dh vkSj
eq>s lh[kk;k dh gj fdlh esa dqN u dqN vPNs xq.k lh[kus
dks feyrs gS A My family is not economically
rich but esjs friends us esjh cgqr help dhA esus
lh[kk dh iSls ls dksbZ vehj ;k xjhc ugh gks ldrk ij
vPNk ekgkSy vkSj cooperation ls ge lHkh rich thou
th ldrs gSA
eSus esjs teachers ls cgqr dqN lh[kkA ,d ckj EkSus
CURAJ NksMus dh lksPk yh Fkh A rc gekjs HOD
sir us eq>s le>k;k fd vxj rqe English ds dkj.k
Economics dks NksM jgs gks rks ,slk er djks A rqEgs
Economics i<uh gS vkSj English rqEgs jktLFkku ds
ckgj dh Opportunities fnyk ldrh gSA mUgksus eq>s
vius ikl fcBk;k vkSj I;kj ls le>k;k vkSj eS bruk izHkkfor gks x;k fd eSsus ;gk ij jgus dk QSlyk dj fy;kA
1st time eSsus ;gkW conference , seminar vkfn
attend fd;sA blls igys ;g lc eS tkurk Hkh ugh
Fkk Abu lc xfrfo/k;ksa ls eSus cgqr dqN lh[kk A dbZ
izHkko”kkyh O;fDrRo ls feyus vkSj lquus dk volj feyk A
Ekq>s Internship es Hkh cgqr dqN lh[kus dks feykA Internship esa tkuk fd articles & research papers dSls present djrs gSa A
,d fnu nksLrks ds lkFk fMuj djus ds ckn walk ds fy,
x;k rc geus ,d jsr dk <sj ns[kk rks dqN cukus dk
eu gqvk vkSj ns[krs gh ns[krs ,d Vhys dks egy dk #i
ns fn;kA
,slk gksus ds dqN fnu ckn eq>s lHkh nksLrks us mn;iqj esa
gksus okys Youth Festival esa participate djus ds
fy, encourage fd;kA vkt eS igyh ckj fdlh Extracurricular activity esa participate dj jgk gqWA
;g esjs thou dk ,d lqugjk iy gSa A tks fd CURAJ
ds efforts, environment vkSj nksLrks ds support
dk urhtk gSa A esjs thou dk ;g i<kbZ ds vykok ;g
igyk participation gksxkA
Sunil Chejara
M.A.Economic- IV sem
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STUDENT INTERVIEWS
STUDENT I N T E R V I E W S
Q. What was your first expression after winning this contest?
A. “Unbelievable……. Is it reality or Flimsy ”. I just say thanks to my mom and friends because just before this event I got nervous and want to quit this. My friends motivate me and force me to participate
and I did this.
Q. What were your dreams as child?
A. I have many dreams:
1) Want to go in space at least once.
2) Open my own zoo and a school for disabled and poor students who are not able to pay fees.
3) I want to be a postman for older people whose children’s left them or not able to communicate them
from long time.
Q. What is your own definition of “Happiness”?
A. “If you want to be happy, then spread happiness to your surrounding and always learn from your
mistakes and be happy, because one mistake never ends your life.”
Q. What would be the first thing you would do if today is your last day of life?
A. I pack my suitcase and go back to my home. I want to spent my last time with my family and ask
them “MERI SHADI KER DO”.
Q. What TV shows do you like?
A. I like reality shows and dance talent programs.
Q. What do you do in free time?
A. I like reading and sleeping.
Q. Where do you want to see your-self in 5-10 years?
A. I want to be a good researcher and if specifically in space technology.
Prabhjeet Kaur
Miss Fresher
Priyank Singh Hada
M.Tech.(IV Sem)
Q. What is the definition of “Ideal University” according to you?
A. I think in Universities more concentration should be given on practical knowledge in place to theories. There should be more interaction between departments and inter-department projects must be
promoted. Specifically marks and presentation’s should not be the only criteria for the judgment of
student knowledge and work.
Q. Who is your inspiration role model of life?
A. My uncle, because of struggles he faced in his life and the status that he achieved even after a lot of
ups and downs in business. He is owner of a thermo-col manufacturing company and generally helps
students in scientific project development.
Q. Last question. What you will prefer MONEY or HAPPINESS?
A. I will prefer happiness because spending time only for money never gives happiness. Because time
and the moments you live never come back too. I just want to say “Money comes and goes, but once
your loving moments left, you will never recreate them from money”.
Q. How do you feel after winning such a wonderful contest & becoming the first Mr. Fresher of
CU-Raj ?
A. I feel very happy. The contest was thrilling. However, it gave me a big responsibility also to smoothly
conduct the contest while organizing it in the next year.
Q. Why have you chosen not to be a hosteller even though the university is primarily modeled
as a residential one?
A. My family owns business in Kishangarh and I spend some time in working there every day. Hotel
Galaxy and Parkview restaurant on City Road, Kishangarh are owned by my family. Therefore, I cannot
spend all my time in the university.
Q. What after MBA?
A. I am interested in working in the financial services sector for 2-3 years. After that I plan to set up a
business in Kishangarh, maybe something related to marble industry. I attach importance to my family and I feel responsible for its well-being, therefore, I would return to Kishangarh after my stint in the
financial sector and settle down in Kishangarh.
Q. Favourite color?
A. Black.
Q. Favourite movie?
A. Chak de India.
Q. Actor you hate the most?
A. Abhishek Bachchan.
Q. Favourite author?
A. Chetan Bhagat.
Vaibhav Jain
Mr. Fresher
Geromic George
M.A. Economics
IV Sem
Q. What do you think about Ms. Fresher?
A. She is beautiful and has good communications skills.
Q. Who do you think should ideally be Ms. Fresher from the entire pool of seniors and juniors?
A. Aastha Tak. I knew her before joining CU-Raj, she is a sister of a close friend. She has good personality, great looks, wonderful communication skills etc.
Q. The ideal attributes of Ms. Fresher?
A. Good communication skills, confidence and risk taking ability.
Q. Any entrepreneur who inspires you?
A. EktaKapoor. Being a woman she has made her mark in the entertainment industry quite well. We
both have the same weight (EktaKapoor was 90 kilos before slimming down)! Her father, Jitendra ,
started Balaji Telefilms and therefore, she too like me, had a family business to begin with.
Q. Do you think an entrepreneur should take ‘short-cuts’ which are unethical and could be illegal as well?
A. No, I don’t think so. In the long run, unethical acts like say bribing, does not serve any purpose.
Q. Do you like anybody in the university?
A. You.
Q. No, I mean a girl!
A. None. (Vaibhav is still a ‘lonely heart’)
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FILM REV I E W
“Agneepath !!! Agneepath !!!! Agneepath !!!!”
W
hen Hrithik shouts this in the end the audience is left awestruck with a burst of emotions.
Comparing this to the original will be unjustified as both
the movies have their own
appeal.... but certainly the
Hrithik version can give you
full value for your money if
you are a fan of Bollywood /
Hrithik. If you are an ardent
moviegoer, you might have
felt bad with the fate of Don
and Sholay remakes but
Agneepath rises. Yash Johar
& Mukul Anand will be proud
of Karan. They can choose
either or both.
AGNEEPATH is an uncomplicated story of revenge, is
hard-hitting yet entertaining,
dwells on strong emotions
and aggressive and forceful action, yet is dissimilar from the original. Debutant director Karan Malhotra sponges from the original, but bestows the
new version with a fresh texture.Most Hindi films
initiate with a bang, but run out of gas by the time
they reach the finale, often getting deflated in between as well, but AGNEEPATH is vigorous from
the very commencement to the absolute conclusion.The conflict at the very initiation and also
towards the closing stages, the tension between
Vijay and Kancha and also between
Critics Rating: 3.5/5
(Times of India)
Avg Readers Rating: 4.5/5
Starring: Hrithik Roshan, Sanjay Dutt,
Priyanka Chopra, Rishi Kapoor, Om Puri
Direction:Karan Malhotra
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MUSIC REVIEW
Vijay and his mother, the game of one-upmanship
played by Vijay to grab power… AGNEEPATH is
one exhilarating ride. A vendetta story needs to
be garnished with several terrific dramatic moments and Malhotra does just that. His handling
of the subject deserves brownie points.The assessment of the movie would appear fragmentary
if one would disregard the colossal contribution by action director Abbas Ali Moghul. Raw and
gritty are two expressions that
best illustrate the action scenes
in AGNEEPATH. Kancha is larger than life and stronger than
the protagonist, so when good
eventually triumphs, the heroism
ought to come to the forefront and
it does so forcefully, convincingly
and copiously. The action scenes
are sure to draw whistles and
claps, especially the one in the finale. The film boasts of a number
of characters, but the one that
stands out is Arish Bhiwandiwala,
who portrays the young Vijay Dinanath Chauhan with flourish. Zarina Wahab is natural, Om Puri is
wonderful, Kanika Tiwari is decent, Chetan Pandit
is adequate, Rajesh Tandon is perfect and Deven
Bhojani, first-rate. Katrina Kaif sizzles in the item
number ‘Chikni Chameli’. She looks sensuous and
catches your attention with super-energetic dance
movements.
On the whole, AGNEEPATH is a fitting tribute to
the masterwork. The movie has all the potential to
scale dizzy heights of victory and catapult Hrithik
Roshan as the newest member of the 100 cr Club,
besides providing the Hindi film industry with the
first giant Blockbuster of 2012. A definite winner!
If I have to give mark out of 10, I will give 10.
Bharat Dev Meghwal
M.Tech(CS- II Sem)
Susmit Sen : Susmit, entirely a self taught musician, has virtually invented a new style of playing the guitar – an uncannily Indian sound where
purity of scale reigns, strong melodic lines woven
around the drone of open strings. This guitar sound
forms the basis of Indian Ocean’s unique sound.
also classical lure him more than rock or say jazz.
Aseem Chakravarty (table, tarang, vocals): The
man with the golden voice but also very good at table and percussion instruments. Asheem’s rhythm
structures were interestingly his own, contributing
a large part to indian ocean’s signature rhythms,
while the melodies he created were wonderfully
different.
Rahul Ram (Bass Guitar ) : He is Logic Baba, the
guru of rationality, and doesn’t suffer fools gladly
- this despite his head-banging extrovert party-animal attitude to life and hair-styles. Rahul’s bass
playing moves smoothly – from melodic enmeshing with vocal and guitar lines. His vocals have a
ndian Ocean , when I look backward how I raw power, an uncompromising edge that emphafall in love with the band it straightway took me to sizes the folk roots of the band.
the Rock concert where I heard them first. It was
somewhere in feb 2006, I happened to be there Amit Kilam (Drums , Gabgubi): Amit’s drumming
in the concert in chandigarh, not for Indian Ocean is a happy balance between the conventional and
but for more highlighted band (name not required non-conventional. He believes in layering rhythm
to mention for obvious reasons). I don’t found them rather than heavy drums, and prefers simplicity
that good , may be I could not figure out the lyrics over technical wizardry. a guitarist by nature and
and may be I am not there for them.
drummer by profession.
I
INDIAN
OCEAN
But next week I found myself humming the
music of ‘’kandisa’’. That hit me hard and as a music lover I started my hunt for the Indian Ocean.
Since then I feel myself lucky to went there. Many
might know the band from Black Friday track ‘’ruk
ja re Bandey’’ or might be from the latest Desh
mera rangrej (Pepli Live).
Some selected tracks :
•
Village Damsel (desert rain)
•
Euphoria (desert rain)
•
Ma rewa (kandisa)
•
Kandisa (kandisa)
•
Hille re (kandisa)
Here am going to introduce you to the In- •
Bhor (Jhini)
dian Ocean. The band happened to form in 1984 •
Bandeh (black friday)
when Susmit and Aseem met and planned to get
together . but it look almost a decade to form a sta- Stay blued !!
ble and lasting band line up, with the joining of Amit
Deepanshu Mittal
Kilam . The fourth member is Rahul Ram(baba :)).
M.Sc. Statistics- IV Sem
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