For sems may come and sems may go, but ‘I’ go on forever.. .. It is that time of the year and it is the same story every year. Or, [ … ]
Orkut’s final destination
By Soumya Gupta, Batch of 2017 Launched by Google, Orkut was one of the first social networking websites which started making the world a much smaller space. Many of our [ … ]
Delhi from a bird’s eye view
By Archita Goyal, Batch of 2017 Amusement and entertainment in Delhi takes a leap forward as one of the most exciting rides, an experience of a lifetime is rendered open [ … ]
Travel Diaries: Amritsar
By Soumya Gupta, Batch of 2017 Amritsar is a city famous for four things- The Golden Temple, the Wagah Border, the Jallianwala bagh and the butter chicken. The affable people and the slow-paced [ … ]
The Civil Code Of Honor
By Ira Saxena, Batch of 2016 In the heart of Central Delhi, scores of students flock everyday to the murky by-lanes of Rajendra Nagar, a residential area, to sit in [ … ]
Dr.Harish Parthasarathy
By Chandan Kar, Batch of 2016 He has researched more than we can imagine, published more papers than we could ever dream of. His work speaks of excellence beyond the realms of an ordinary man [ … ]
Change is the only constant
By Ira Saxena, Batch of 2016 The freedom of speech and expression is probably that one fundamental right that has never been better exercised than in the present times. The modern citizen of [ … ]
The Andamans – Harmony of survival and stories
By Ashish Kothari, Batch of 2016 ‘Beautiful blue waves washing on the shore, the crabs engrossed in their journey across sands, coconut water being sold to quench the thirst. Bliss, [ … ]
Pantera
By Asmita Goyanka, Batch of 2017 The ‘80s are known for the fall of the Hippie movement, the rise of Michael Jackson and U2, but the one ignored facet of this transitional [ … ]
Interview with Tanya Khera
By Satinder Pal, Batch of 2017 “Even before I knew I wanted to do Engineering, I was adamant to take the trajectory towards Management” – 99.32, Tanya Khera, Batch of 2014 Q1. Please [ … ]