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Is Romantic Love A Lie?

By alliance / June 28, 2024

Authored by Oorja and Shreya Singh, Batch of 2027 Caricature by Anushka Bisht, Batch of 2027 When harmful ideas and conventions are left uncontested and allowed to fester, they begin to take firm roots in the foundations of society. They grow into unshakeable trees, basking in the light of patriarchy, nurtured by stereotypical societal expectations. We often don’t pay heed...

ARTSPECTIVES

By alliance / June 10, 2024

By Devatrai Jha and Shrey Paul, Batch of 2026 (The Scream, by Van Gogh) “Paintings have a life of their own that derives from the painter’s soul.”- Vincent Van Gogh From Kanye West’s inflammatory statements targeting Jewish people and praising Hitler to HP Lovecraft’s extreme vitriol toward any human being he deemed not white enough, the role of an artist...

Reading Delhi with Delhi Reads

By alliance / September 10, 2023

By Ashmita Banerjee, Devatrai Jha and Rajasvi Jain, Batch of 2026 Be it the long metro rides home, quiet staircases on campus, hidden corners of the library, under the comforting shade of a tree or beneath blankets with flashlight in hand, every reader has a story of their own, carefully nestled between the pages of their lives. Do you recall...

Of stories and bygone eras

By alliance / October 1, 2022

By Ananya Mishra, Batch of 2025 “ये शेहेर नही मेहफ़िल है ये दिल्ली है मेरे यार बस इश्क़, मोहब्बत, प्यार” Whether we talk about Delhi in the 17th century or Delhi in this century, the essence of this city has always been about ishq, mohabbat, pyaar. Where the walls are smeared with tales of centuries, where life is as vibrant...

We’re The Alliance, NSUT’s very own student blog and newsletter! We provide you a glimpse into the life of an NSUTian from every perspective – are you worried about placements? perhaps you’re looking forward to that glamorous Moksha or conversely you want to see how we cope up with gloomy examination days?

Never fear! From interviews to opinions to satires to investigative stories we’ve got you covered. Be sure to read to your heart’s content and don’t hesitate to drop a question or two.

Blog

Is Romantic Love A Lie?

alliance - June 28, 2024

Authored by Oorja and Shreya Singh, Batch of 2027 Caricature by Anushka Bisht, Batch of 2027 When harmful ideas and conventions are left uncontested and allowed to fester, they begin [ … ]

ARTSPECTIVES

June 10, 2024

Of stories and bygone eras

October 1, 2022

LEARN HOW TO BE A CHAD, THE DISNEY PRINCESS WAY!

alliance - July 31, 2022

By Navya Tewari, Batch of 2025 FREE COURSE, 100 PERCENT INTERNET KNOWLEDGE GUARANTEED Pre Requisites: None. Price: N/A. Wisdom so distilled should be free. Time: 10 minutes, max. Course Lecturer: [ … ]

An Ode to Simpler Times

December 29, 2021

The Subtle Art of Not Fudging Up Online Meets

September 5, 2021

Fests and Events

Moksha’18 – Day Three

alliance - April 14, 2018

Querencia Querencia was a one of its kind chess tournament organised by the newly functional Shatranj, the chess club of NSIT along with Venatus, the Gaming Society of NSIT. Querencia, [ … ]

Moksha’18 – Day Two

April 11, 2018

Moksha’18 – Day One

April 10, 2018

Moksha’18 – Day Zero

alliance - April 9, 2018

It is that time of the year again when a sense of stillness has kicked in and a chasm seems to gulp us into hollowness of the apathetic college life. The [ … ]

NSIT Quiz Fest 2012

April 18, 2017

A Rendezvous With Shovana Narayan

April 7, 2016

Interviews

Reading Delhi with Delhi Reads

alliance - September 10, 2023

By Ashmita Banerjee, Devatrai Jha and Rajasvi Jain, Batch of 2026 Be it the long metro rides home, quiet staircases on campus, hidden corners of the library, under the comforting [ … ]

Interview: Nikhil Rao, Lead Guitarist – Indian Ocean

March 28, 2019

Professor Profile: Prof J.P Saini, Vice-Chancellor, NSUT

March 8, 2019

Professor Profile: Mrs. Geetanjali Kumar

alliance - May 22, 2018

By Shashank Vishwanath and Devansh Batra “Jab koi baat bigad jaaye, jab koi mushkil pad jaaye, mein dungi saath tumhara” For how long have you worked with students from [ … ]