INDEPENDENCE DAY

The Editorial Note Amongst all the beautiful things that were carefully observed by our column create a community of all those vintage come and go from the face of this world, heads during both the writing and inter- misfits in this fast-paced world, where time must be the most remarkable of view rounds, and these are the merits impersonal conversations and shallow them all. Time, because it has already that maintain the superior quality of any chatting pose a huge threat to the art of been a year since this monthly magazine magazine! We wish each and every new healthy, informative and tasteful discus- has begun. This August, it is not just our member a warm welcome and hope that sion. tri-colour that shall be unfurled amidst you have the best year working for us. Lastly, we urge you all to cheer for our the pomp, celebrations, discussions and Secondly, what do our columns have in sports persons in the Rio Olympics, and emotions of the Independence Day, but store for you this August? Well, they pray for and send support to all those af- also our first anniversary issue! With The have for you, the exact same idea, senti- fected by the floods in Assam. Ruiaite Monthly’s first birthday, we have ment and thought that dominates every Enjoy all the holidays in this beautiful very special news for all our readers and Indian’s mind and heart this month. month, and all the very best to those members. Therefore, we fancy your general knowl- who shall be having their Internals. This Firstly, no amount of verbiage will be edge and leave you to guess this said, we wish you have a great August able to express how absolutely, exhilarat- month’s theme. Also, we are very excited with The Ruiaite Monthly serving as the ingly happy we are at the selection of and pleased to announce that as part of perfect company! our new members. Dear new members, early Independence Day Celebrations, Team Ruiaite your dedication, exemplary display of we will be starting a unique discussion Amrita Shenoy talent and skill, independent thinking and club in Ruia, called the Ruiaite Mehfil. Aniruddha Inamdar manner of expressing yourself; all these This is an initiative to bring together and Sarath Warrier Reports COLLEGE LIBRARY INAUGURATION

Inauguration of the renovated Dr. P.D Meghani Library of Ramnarain Ruia Col- lege was held on Saturday, 31st July subjects like English literature, Marathi 2016. Our Principal, Dr. Suhas Pednekar literature, Microbiology, Physics, etc. The sir, and Degree College Vice Principals, glimpse of thousands of books arranged Mrs. Urmi Palan and Mrs. in a systematic manner brings joy to Sucheta Ketkar blessed the one's heart. The state-of-the-art library occasion with their presence. The event has a classy and an elegant ambience. was graced by the Meghani family. Along with structured arrangement of Students of various departments books, proper seating arrangements for attended the function. Everyone took a students have been made. The students look inside the library to check out the are eagerly looking forward to using this novel arrangement of books and the facility to its fullest! well-equipped infrastructure.

Freshers’ Day Celebrations The Principal was joined by Mrs. Urmi The Freshers' Party was organized by the foot-tapping songs ranging from English Palan and Mrs. Sucheta Ketkar, Vice Vidyarthi Pratinidhi Mandal (VPM) of our to to Marathi (Courtesy: Ecstatic Principals of Ramna-rain Ruia College college for the first year students (FYJC DJ) . Various teams of and Dr. Nilan Rane, Vice Principal of & FYBA students) on July 30th in the VPM gave excellent stage performances Ramnivas Ruia Junior College. The event Quadrangle. The security check was done as the audience cheered them on. was attended by celebrity guests, Fahad thoroughly which the students found ex- Photographers were busy clicking Ali and Shraddha Das. They danced on tremely long and tiring since they were pictures of everything and the stage and wished the students a impatient to attend the event! good year ahead. Towards the end of the The Quad was decorated with vibrant co- event, lours and, in its centre, hung an up- side-down bicycle, adding an element of Ms. and Mr. Fresher. Unfortunately, it fun to the party. Also, there were stalls rained that day, showcasing brands such as Closet Coven and Lipton Tea set up towards the ex- premises, but treme of the Quad. The Quad was jam-packed with students in less than an hour. Euphoria was at its Our honorable Principal, Dr. Suhas Ped- nekar, gave a short speech welcoming the students and wished the new batch

Women Commuter Safety Seminar On 16th July, a seminar on ‘Women Com- tra vigilance undertaken, one of them people. They also spoke about the impor- muter Safety’ was organised by the NSS being the installation of CCTV sur- tance of helpline numbers which have - veillance, with around 42 cameras at aided in the prosecution of around 12,696 cials from the Railway Protection Force Dadar station. The recordings are pre- culprits and a whopping amount of 55 (RPF) were invited to this event. The served for a duration of one month, lakh rupees has been collected as fine till main objective was to create awareness which helps in taking quick actions if any date. They also mentioned the use of the about women safety among the masses. complaint related to theft, molestation or compartment reserved for the disabled by The RPF committee manoeuvred the privacy invasion is lodged. But these ac- the normal public and informed that it is public attention towards this crucial an illegal practice; a fact which many of societal issue through special informative people are self-aware and are bold us tend to ignore. tactics. enough to come ahead and lodge the On being asked by the students about Emphasizing on the callousness that complaint. They further stated that the the strategies planned to ensure women’s - date, time, train number and the platform safety, the RPF representatives informed cials remarked that even if a person wit- on which the crime took place are import- them that they are very soon going to ant aspects that one should take into launch an application wherein just a his/her complaint should be registered in- consideration. shake of the mobile phone will send an - When it comes to women’s safety, the of- alert message to the station master or vestigation take place - ‘Humanity should ficials mentioned that if a woman finds the play a vital role in our lives.’ her railway compartment empty, she This event ended In an interactive session, the RPF mem- should immediately get into the general session students bers talked about the measures of ex- compartment as it is usually packed with Rotaract's 'Euphoric' Installation

Ramnarain Ruia College recently wit- (Mahim), Mr. Chandrashekhar Apte. Vinit Harmalkar and Secretary, Anagha nessed one of the most prominent events President Simran Sumbre and Secretary Menon. Another video jubilantly wel- of the year - the Installation Ceremony of Priyanka Bhasagre of Rotaract Club Of comed the new squad. the Rotaract Club. Following the annual Ruia 2015-16 were the Guests Of Honour. Core members, Board Of Directors and custom, this year too, the Installation Cer- They felicitated the core members and General Body Members were proudly in- emony bid adieu to the previous Board of Directors by giving them a ducted - the sign of induction being the commit-tee and welcomed the new token of remembrance. A secretarial lapel pins. In the end, secretarial and fi- team. Rotaract Clubs are well known for report was then read by Priyanka, where- nancial reports were read out, which en- displaying creativity and innovation in in she enthusiastically talked about the lightened the audience about the func- terms of the selection of theme, and remarkable projects undertaken by the tioning of the club. ‘Rotaract Club Ruia’ met the team during the previous year, such as The highlight of the induction event expectations by choosing a fitting theme Pukaar, Megathon, Mission Envision, etc. turned out to be the appointment letters for their 5th Installation Ceremony - The members were awarded with certifi- and the vibrant lapel pins with the year’s ‘EUPHORIA’. The event, which cates of year completion after which the motto ‘Lead With Conviction’, which very commenced at 11 a.m. in the auditorium President and the Secretary of the year aptly replaced last year’s ‘Lead To Ignite of the college, was graced by the 2015-16 signed o‘, follow ed by an outgo- Innovation’. presence of the chief guests - District ing video. The baton of responsibility was Representative, Mr. Rohan Dalmia and then handed over to the new President, President of Rotary Club

A VISIT TO VIDHAN SABHA On 28th July, the Political Science De- Questions were not merely asked and an- partment of our college organised a visit swered but they were also explained and to the Vidhan Sabha. The presented with utmost care and detail. It motive behind this visit was to under- was truly a memorable experience for all stand and observe the workings of both the students and we are thankful to the the houses. We were fortunate to be Political Science Department for giving able witness a session as, for past few us this golden opportunity. days, the house was being adjourned for And oh, lastly, both the houses are grand one or the other reason. We were and well-maintained as opposed to what allowed to witness the proceedings of we get to watch on the television! Vidhan Sabha and Vidhan Parishad for one hour each and our policymakers didn't disappoint us at all! Along with the actual working, we also learnt some interesting things about floor politics.

NSS Friendship Day Celebration

We all eagerly wait throughout the year we tend to forget the di‘erently able The special people were engaged in for the 'Friendship day' to arrive. As the people who also need to be acknowl- games like ping-pong-po and passing clock strikes 12:00 am on the first Sunday edged. the parcel by the NSS volunteers. of August, we start sending friendship So this friendship day the NSS unit of Chocolates were given to those who day wishes to our best friends, good our college took an initiative to celebrate showcased their talents of singing, friends, close friends, hello-hi-bye this special occasion with the visually dancing, playing flute etc. Though the friends, long lost friends, just-on-the-con- challenged students of our college. The space was less, all of them thoroughly tact-list friends, acquaintances and even celebration was on 8th of August in the enjoyed the activities. The hour and a our not-so-good friends but in this hustle Self-Vision centre of our college. half spent with them was worth cherishing. The celebration was organized with the immense support of Dr. Sangeeta Kamat ma'am and Advait sir of the Department of Psychology. The celebration ended with a feast of finger-licking snacks arranged by the NSS team and a photo session with the newly made friends.

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them. What was the fault of these dominantly, the Dalit community people people? Agreed, that we stay in a de- earn their livelihood by cleaning human Aazadi? mocracy and all faiths should be equally excreta at the public toilets without Zeeshan Kaskar respected, but how can anyone justify using any modern technology. As far as I As we enter the 70th year of Indepen- the horrendous act of beating someone see, this is a clear act of human exploita- dence in a democratic India after fight- in public and insulting them for some- tion. Also, it’s interesting how no one ing the atrocities of the British and other thing that has to do with the livelihood from the government acknowledged the foreign rulers, one prominent question of those people? An MLA from Telanga- work of Mr. Wilson. After all these years that arises is whether we, as a nation, na said that, “Una victims were Christian of self-rule, it is a shame that we are still have succeeded in putting an end to the converts, not Dalits.” Now, the question dealing with such core humanitarian violations? I am afraid, the answer would is not about which religion you belong problems. In this era, where we should be ‘No’. to, it’s about a tyrannical act executed be looking forward in the direction of We chose democracy, we chose a Dalit by people against those with a very low development, some medieval ghosts to draft the constitution of our country, social status. People like you and me; we continue to haunt our country. we chose to be secular, but did we need to think and act upon this. Today, when some of our fellow country- choose asperity? The recent injustices On the other hand, Mr. Bezwada Wilson men want ‘Aazadi’ from the state and its against the weaker sections of our soci- has been felicitated with the Magsaysay administration, we shall not lose faith in ety speak volumes about the corroded award. He is recognized for leading a our country. We still pass bills like GST in state of our social order. The four trau- grassroots level movement to eradicate our parliament (both the houses) which matized Dalits from Una, Gujarat, who manual scavenging in India. Not many of is not seen everywhere in the world. Ear- were the victims of an inhuman on- us would be aware of this term, ‘Manual lier we have enacted the Right to Infor- slaught from the so called ‘gau rakshaks’ scavenging’. It is a process where, pre- mation (RTI). said that even the sight of a cow terrifies

These, along with our advancements in Top 10 news the software industry and many such ac- Aniruddha Inamdar tivities have tick marked several boxes 1) Four Dalits stripped, beaten in public on the bucket list of achievements. But area at Una for allegedly skinning a cow. still, the civil and communal problems of 2) T.M. Krishna and Bezwada Wilson win our country which disturb the social Magsaysay award. strata of our society puts me in a state 3) Rio Olympics begin from August 5th. of anguish. Let us hope the country 4) India sends its largest ever contingent comes out of this quandary, before there Change will not come if of 124 members in the Olympics. are any more slogans of ‘inquilaab’! we wait for some other 5) Indian hockey team win first ever person or some other Olympic match after 12 years. time. We are the ones 6) GST Bill passed in Rajyasabha. we’ve been waiting for. 7) Violence continues in Kashmir; more Barack Obama than 50 people have died. 8) presidential candidate from Democratic Party. 9) Self proclaimed Gau Rakshaks make me angry, says PM Modi 10) Bridge collapses in Mahad. Many vehicles washed away, including two S.T. buses.

The Monsoon Session the Public Account of each state to com- Bill, The Enemy Property (Amendment of the Parliament pensate for the loss of forest cover, re- and Validation) Bill, The Whistle Blowers generation of forest ecosystem, wildlife Protection (Amendment) Bill, etc. were Aditi Patil protection and infrastructure develop- passed/discussed. It rained relief for the Government of ment. The first week of Monsoon Session saw India as the long pending 122nd Constitu- The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regu- heated debates over the situation in tional Amendment, also known as the lation) Amendment Bill, which was Kashmir as well as the recent atrocities Goods and Services Tax Bill, was finally passed on the 26th of July this year, is an- on Dalits in the country. There were also passed in the Upper House on 3rd other important bill which has ushered in lengthy debates over the Arunachal August. The passing of GST is consid- new changes, enabling adolescents to Pradesh and Uttarakhand crisis with the ered to be a critical as well as a historical work in non-hazardous establishments Ruling Party and the Opposition blaming move by the Government, which would and stringent measures for those violat- each other for wanting to destabilize the spur the growth of the Economy. The Bill ing the law that prohibits all children local government. An MP videographing subsumes various Indirect Taxes levied under the age of 14 to work in any estab- in the Parliament Premises gave serious by Centre and States and imposes a lishment. The Bill has been welcomed by security concerns to the members and single, simple taxation procedure saving some while some have called it regres- was advised against attending the ses- both money and time. sive. sions for the next 2 weeks. Also, another This Session also saw the passing of the Various other Bills such as The Enforce- important topic that rages now is ment of Security Interest and Recovery demand for Special status for the state which establishes the National Compen- of Debts Laws and Miscellaneous Provi- of Andhra Pradesh. This session, which sions (Amendment) Bill, The Benami consists of 20 sittings, has been nothing Public Account of India, and a State Transactions (Prohibition) Amendment but eventful. The country is eagerly wait- ing to see what happens next.

and exporters for the business industry, simple Simply Put: GST Shreya Kulkarni and easy to administer, better controls on 1. What is GST? Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a single state and central government, single and indirect tax on the supply of goods and transparent tax-proportionate to the value of Tweets goods and services and relief in overall tax services, right from the manufacturer to the Good luck to the athletes at burden for the consumers. consumer, which will make India one unified #Rio2016 common market. 5. What are the demerits of the GST Act, 2016? May you always be 2. When was the GST bill first introduced? GST would have a negative impact on the real messengers of goodwill and GST was first mentioned in the 2006-07 estate market; it doesn’t include petroleum and true sporting spirit. budget and was first introduced in the Lok alcohol products; very high rates compared to Pope Francis Sabha in March 2011 by the 115th constitutional the present; requires a strong IT infrastructure amendment. and a common man filing the tax returns will 3. When was the GST bill passed? Let's support our heroes at Ans- The bill was passed on 6th May 2015 by the 6. Which taxes at the Central and State levels #Rio2016. Chalo Rio me Lok Sabha and on 3rd August 2016 by the Rajya are being subsumed into GST? Tiranga Lehraien. Sabha. It will be implemented from 1st April Central Excise Duty, Additional Excise Duty, Sachin Tendulkar 2017. Service Tax, Additional Customs Duty and 4. What are the merits of the Goods and Special Additional Duty of Customs at the Services Tax Act, 2016? Central level, Value Added Tax, Entertainment Easy compliance, uniformity of tax rates and Tax, Octroi and Entry Tax, Purchase Tax, structures, removal of cascading, improved Luxury Tax and Taxes on lottery, betting and competitiveness and gain to manufacturers gambling at the State level. CAREER WISE

Here we are in the month of August: the month of independence, patriotism and solidarity. This is the month when we honour our nation and our freedom fighters and martyrs. But do we ever think of those heroes who assist our soldiers in defending the nation? In order to give them a thought, CareerWise has brought to you an article that celebrates the valour of these unsung heroes. Come, be a part of this elite squad. How? Let’s find out! The Unsung Heroes Whenever we think of the armed forces, we always imagine fearless soldiers fighting with the enemy for the freedom of their homeland. But the defence establishments are not as simple as that anymore. In fact, they have emerged as one of the most sophisticated systems. There are numerous well-defined works for engineers, medical practitioners, cooks, technicians, teach- ers and others within the ranks of the armed forces. This month, CareerWise will be focusing on some such professions, known as the Support Services -

Engineering Unit

An engineer in the Defence Forces is re- The applicants for this key post should Employment News/Rozgar Samachar sponsible for multifarious tasks, like con- have educational qualifications pertain- published every Saturday. The criteria for struction of bridges and roads, mining ing to any of the following branches of age, height, weight, qualifications, etc. and demining operations, constructions engineering - Electrical, Electronics, Tele- should be met for applying for these communications, Computer Engineering, posts. and signal communications, repair and Computer Science, Computer Technolo- The screened and short-listed candi- recovery, administrative assignments and gy, Information Technology, Mechanical, dates are called for SSB interviews at so on. Engineers are, thus, valued a lot Production, Manufacturing, Industrial one of the Services Selection Board cen- on the frontiers, since they are involved Rubber and Elastic Technology, Metallur- tres. in many strategically important phases gy, Aeronautical, Civil, Architecture etc. of defence. Applicants are advised to go through the Intelligence Unit The proficiency of any organizational Army Intelligence Corps are responsible helps you get recruited in the military body relies on what is put in the picture for maintaining internal as well as exter- and paramilitary forces. These examina- by its ‘intelligence unit’. Taking this into nal surveillance. tions include objective type papers test- consideration, national security needs an Aspirants wanting to join any of these in- ing general awareness, analytical skills, exceptional intelligence unit. Miscella- telligence agencies should appear for the quantitative aptitude, linguistic perfor- neous agencies such as Central Bureau UPSC (Union Public Service Commis- mance, logical reasoning. Promotions at- of Investigation (CBI), Intelligence sion) examination. UPSC conducts open tained in the police and military forces Bureau (IB), Research and Analysis Wing recruitment process for IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS help you become eligible for being a part (RAW), Criminal Investigation Depart- posts in India through Indian Civil Ser- of the prestigious ‘intelligence unit’. More ment (CID), Defence Investigation vice Examinations, for which one must information about the UPSC and other Agency (DIA) and National Investigation be a graduate in any discipline and aged competitive examinations can be found Agency (NIA) together form the ‘intelli- between 21 and 30 years. The Combined on www.mah.nic.in and www.upsc.gov.in. gence unit’ of Indian security. Indian Graduate Level Examination (CGLE) also

Ordnance Corps

men and women. them. suring that weapon systems, vehicles Those who wish to serve as Ordnance and equipment are ready and available — and in perfect working order — at all physical fitness, ability to perform well cer Basic Course, where the applicants times. They also manage the developing, under physical and mental pressure and learn leadership skills, tactics, mainte- testing, fielding, handling, storage and quick decision-making ability as these nance and operational aspects of weap- disposal of munitions. Further job duties are helpful skillsets in this career. ons and vehicles used in an ordnance of this profession include commanding In order to enroll for this profession, the platoon. The training takes place in class- and controlling operations during land applicants must first take the Armed rooms and in the field. The Military Col- combat as well as coordinating employ- Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, lege of Material Management in Jabalpur ment of ordnance soldiers at all levels of which is a series of tests that helps them is dedicated to the best training in this command. Unlike many other fields of understand their strengths better and field. the army, this profession is open for both identify which Army jobs are best for

Medical Corps

The Army Medical Corps is one of the serving the country. Defense Institute of Physiology and best options available to medical gradu- One must possess a medical qualification Allied Sciences, Institute of Nuclear Med- ates of our country. A medical career in by an Indian University or a foreign med- icine and Allied Sciences etc. are also the armed forces provides an opportune ical qualification recognized by the Medi- available for Medical Research purposes. professional environment of an excep- cal Council of India to be eligible to serve Nearly 43,816 hospital beds distributed tional order blended with high degree of as a medical practitioner in the armed in 127 service hospitals provide a healthy professionalism, dignity and self-esteem. forces. in addition to opportunities for practic- part of one of the world's finest defence can occupy a number of roles that ing in outpatient facilities. services and get trained, not only to be depend on experience, rank and location. Now what could be a nobler career than If one wants to stay away from the war, saving lives of our courageous soldiers highly skilled professional while proudly then advanced research institutes like and army men? Education Corps

ensure that they are ready to fulfil their and 27 years when applying for this the armed forces are responsible for the vital roles in the armed forces, directing post. education and training support within them when circumstances demand one of the three armed services of India. action, and using their skills and compe- armed forces is a very significant career, Along with teaching and managing, and tence. personnel duties, they are also responsi- Candidates seeking the post of Training ble for specialist or technical training. ciency and the quality of the defence They are expected to lead, motivate, to have educational qualifications at the forces of the country. They render an manage, teach and act as career consul- level of MA, M.Sc., M. Com. MCA or MBA immense service to the nation by shap- tants and training advisers. in the field they are interested to teach. ing the nation’s defence. They must also prepare their team and Besides, they must be aged between 23

So, readers, now that these veiled heroes of the nation have been presented to you, would you like to be one of them? Behind the Scenes NATIONAL CADET CORPS The Pride Of RUIA

India has reached such a juncture from high school, colleges and uni- lowest) Senior Under O•cer, Junior where, in the wake of the recent na- versities and provides them with Under o•cer (administration and tional events, there is an indispens- basic military training. They create a field), Company Sergeant Major able need to remind Indians that sense of patriotic commitment to and Company Quarter Master Ser- “Nation comes first”. But whom do encourage the cadets to contribute geant (administration and field), we, the youth of India, look up to towards national development. Sergeant - the field teachers with- when it comes to the ideals of Our college, too, has a well es- out whom the practice cannot UNITY and DISCIPLINE? Well, we teemed NCC unit (both girls and start, Corporal and Lance Corporal don’t need to look far as they are boys), whose perfect performance who work are a Sergeant’s helpers, right around us, toiling under the can only be revered with awe. The Senior Cadets and, lastly, the scorching sun with those 5-7 kg uniform definitely demands respect Cadets. rifles in their hands, and sweating for those who wear it, and once you profusely, but with their chests filled wear it, you get into the role. with pride for our nation. Who else The cadets’ chests, can best say it out loud, filled with pride, are “Hum sab Bhartiya hai, hum sab ornamented with eyk vl okVr fd Hkkjrkyk Qä ukokiqjr LokraR;Z feGkyk;- vtwugh ijns'kh daiU;k Bhartiya hai, Apni manjil ek hain!" the badges that vkgsr- T;kaP;keqGs Hkkjrkpk fodkl jks[kyk tkrks vl eyk okVr- Yes! It’s none other than the Na- signify their ranks. - Security Sta¤ tional Cadet Corps. There are 7 presti- National Cadet Corps is a voluntary gious ranks in NCC organisation which recruits cadets viz. (from highest to

The total training period is of three didates because the employers (no matter what their ranks are) years; the second year and third take into consideration the mental and respect for the other person’s year are followed by ‘B’ Certificate and physical preparedness of these opinions and beliefs. and ‘C’ Certificate exams respec- students. After all, NCC is not just Another feature that adds to build- tively. ‘A’ and ‘B’ grade holders in about “Savadhan-Visharam”, but ing the personality of the cadets is these Certificates definitely have an teaches virtues like mental and the plethora of national camps that edge when applying for jobs in the physical vigilance, balanced tem- they attend. There is a lot to learn in future. They get special preferences perament, managing responsibili- the Basic Leadership and Annual in defence forces and, if one com- ties and, most importantly, “to obey Leadership camps. In these camps, pletes three years of training, they with a smile’’. One also learns to which last about 2-3 weeks, the do not have to attempt the written manage emotions which leads to cadets are taught how to behave in test of the Army Recruitment. In the personality development of the a certain atmosphere. Cadets from the corporate world too, they are person. ‘Respect’ is considered a all over the country attend these usually preferred over core value - respect for national camps. other unity and social cohe- When we watch the cadets' training can- sion, respect for in the Quadrangle ahead of Inde- the uniform pendence Day and Republic Day, ƒ‡ v‚xLV yk dsys tk.kkjs /otoanu LokraR;kZps çfrd vkgs-LokraR;kZeqGs L=h fodklkpk you wear and we wonder where they bring this ekxZ eksdGk >kyk;- fL=;kauk R;kaP;koj gks.kkj~;k vU;k;kfo#) y

But, the TRICOLOR, the pride of sence of independence. serve from all of us. So, this INDE- being an INDIAN washes all their Many of our friends and classmates PENDENCE DAY be there in the pains away. For us, independence are a part of the NCC and we see Quadrangle to witness the pride means freedom from external rule, them regularly in lectures. But, on and exuberance of RUIA'S NCC! but for them independence has a the D-day we see a very di¤erent di¤erent meaning altogether. Abso- avatar of our fellow students. The lute freedom is not what being in- shine in their eyes, the pride in their dependent means, independence stride and the air of confi- comes with certain responsibilities, dence around them one cannot encroach upon some- leaves us one's freedom just because we live speechless. in an independent country. For This is the Lora=rk ds ckn rks ekuks [kq'kh ds fnu vk x,A cgqr lh lqfo/kk,¡ çkIr gks xbZA tks them, respecting oneself along with true appreci- geus ugh ns[kk oks cPpksa dks fey jgk gSA Lora=rk fnu vlyh ek;us es ,d R;ksgkj respecting others is the true es- ation they de- gSA & paæeq[kh (cleaning sta¤) Op-Ed Nationalism, patriotism, independence, unconditional love, courage and loyalty are all heavy words with meanings so deep! But how true are these words for the Indian youth? Or is it that these words flash through our minds only twice a year? This month, Op-ed gives you the opportuni- ty to unravel the curious and outspoken personality of the writer Manto. We also present to you, two stories that will give you a glimpse into the past, along with an article which will take you back to the times of Ram- rajya! I, Nikita Agrawal and my team welcome you to cherish the August issue. Cheers!

Discovering Manto : The Man Who Spoke His Heart Out “If you cannot bear my stories, it is because these are unbearable times." - Manto

Saadat Hasan Manto is considered in Bombay’s famous film industry, a suc- pimps, his works reflecting the stark real- to be one of the finest Urdu writers and a cessful Manto, who had started being ity and degradation of human values torchbearer for the propagators of the recognised as a 'writer', and then the during the times of partition, are the freedom of speech and expression. Manto who migrated to Lahore after In- most recognised and critically acclaimed. Almost seven decades have passed, but dia’s partition and stayed there for the Some adored him for his blunt and bla- Manto's stories are still engaging and rel- rest of his life. All these events and expe- tant portrayal of real life circumstances evant, especially in times where our basic riences are reflected in his short stories. through his stories. Some hated him rights to express ourselves are being Manto’s literary writings comprise of simply because they could not bear his curbed and curtailed, directly or indirect- essays, short stories and a series of radio language and messages. He however, ly. One of the greatest writers of short plays. However, he is famously and infa- said that he was only there with a white stories in the history of South Asia, he mously known for the short stories that chalk in his hands to highlight the dark- was honoured by the Nishan-e-Imtiaz he penned down before and after the ness of the blackboard. Manto proudly award in the year 2012 (posthumously) partition of India. and fearlessly held this chalk, without by the Government of Pakistan. His stories reflect the realities and the bothering about what people would say. Manto had a close connection with cities darkness associated with human exis- In this day and age, where superficial like Bombay and Lahore, something that tence and make us realise that stories stories, biased narratives and false histo- he cherished all his life. We can divide need not always be written politely. They ry are getting more and more impor- Manto's life in three phases: a struggling don’t always have happy endings. Out of tance, Manto’s point of view definitely Manto, who was looking for some work the many stories that he wrote based on stands out. the lives of prostitutes, alcoholics and

As mentioned earlier, no part of human he did not shy away from the fact that Who is a real writer? existence during those times remained women do have a sexual drive and One who can detach his personality untouched by Manto. In one of his sto- needs of their own. His story, ‘My Name from his writings. One who can sense ries, ‘Khol Do’, Manto portrayed the sub- is Radha’ is of a man who is subjected to the vulnerability of human life. One who versive sexual slavery and harassment rape by a woman. In ‘Thanda Gosht’, can relate himself to the deepest and that women experienced during the par- Manto introduces us to a wife who stabs darkest side of man's existence. One tition. Another story, ‘Toba Tek Singh’, her husband while having sex when he whose tales are relevant, everywhere, for portrayed the emotional trauma that confesses of having sex with a corpse. eternity. people went through when they had to His stories on prostitutes and pimps give away "everything" that they "be- were mirror images of their lives but the longed to" and everything that "be- language portrayed reality with dignity. longed to them". Manto's stories depict- Manto was tried six times on charges of ed the emotional state of the people in obscenity, both in India and Pakistan, for addition to portraying the reality. Ac- the frankness and boldness in his writ- cording to his contemporaries, Manto’s ings. To this all he replied was, "If you Salaam, Manto Sahab, for being one stories depicted an innate sense of find my stories dirty, the society you are such writer. Your writings will inspire all human impotency towards partition. living in is dirty. With my stories, I am of us, who want to think, redefine and Another aspect of Manto's stories is that only exposing the truth.” discover life, always and forever.

Gayatri Lele Pooja Thakur

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It is said that, ‘A dog is a man’s best friend’. This Gunjan Saxena is a name that might be conve- statement indeed holds true for Zanjeer, the niently forgotten, but her contribution in the braveheart Labrador, who saved thousands of KARGIL WAR is undeniable. Gunjan was in- precious lives by snižng out 3,329 kg of explo- ducted into the IAF in 1994. During the Kargil sive RDX, 600 detonators, 249 hand grenades war of 1999, the IAF needed all the pilots they and 6,406 rounds of live ammunition during had. Even though she hadn’t done it before and the Mumbai blasts of 1993, that claimed 279 knew that her helicopter was unarmed and lives and left 713 with grave injuries. This coura- completely defenseless, she boldly took up the geous canine was born on 7th January 1992 task of flying the planes in the danger zones of and was adopted by The Mumbai Police Dog war field where the atmosphere was tense and Squad. He served the country for 8 glorious the Pakistani army was firing anywhere and ev- years before surrendering himself to Bone erywhere. An enemy missile hit straight into her Cancer on 16th November 2000. Zanjeer’s chopper. Still, the braveheart preferred the life death is an irrevocable loss to the department of the nation to her own. but it paid its respects to one of its most devot- Every good deed should be rewarded; so was ed and ežcient employees by burying him with this one. Gunjan is the first lady to receive the full State honours. Shaurya Vir Award. Today, she is an idol who Probably, this is why the phrase goes ’as faithful has inspired thousands of women to be a part as a dog’. of the Indian Air Force.

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FREEDOM - AN ENDLESS BOUNDARY - Himani Joshi & Rohan Pawar

Timid and anxious, the nine year old Union Jack of Britain was lowered and in act in a rebellious manner! Thucydides prayed silently, took in a deep breath and its place the Indian tricolor was unfurled. stated, ‘The secret to happiness is free- started walking. Eyes mainly focused on The chains of years of slavery broke away! dom…And the secret to freedom is cour- the signal, he would occasionally look at A bittersweet moment for all, right? age.’ Independence is, therefore, an out- the vehicles on the sides. Before long, he And as my English Dictionary App says, set his tiny feet on the footpath and re- this (moment of freedom) is the lack of I’m sure about one thing - everyone leased the breath he was holding all along. a specific constraint, or of constraints in has enjoyed freedom at least once in their He felt happy and at the same time, inde- general; a state of being free. The ques- lives. Be it something as small as what pendent and courageous. It was his first tion is, are we really unconstrained after that nine year old experienced or some- time crossing the road, alone. so many years of freedom? thing as colossal as the liberation of our On the other hand, remember the night A kid craves for carte blanche. A wild an- country. of 14th August, 1947? Obviously, most of imal, confined in an artificial atmosphere But can freedom be even talked about in us don’t as we weren’t even born then. (thanks to concrete jungles) craves for lib- quantitative terms like tiny or large? Isn’t But, remember that history class? Well, erty. I, as youngster, crave for space, and the feeling of being free unique and rel- here is a recap- freedom of thought, and freedom of not ative? India’s holistic concept of freedom A meeting of the Constituent Assembly giving exams, and what not! was going on in the Hall of the Parliament The main point being, when one is de- jective concept of freedom. And I think House in Delhi till midnight on 14 August, prived of one’s freedom, one will tend to that’s what makes it beautiful. Being free 1947. At the stroke of the midnight hour, resist the system. The kids will cry, the is being beautiful. India’s dependence came to an end. The dogs will bark, the youngsters, well, will

I can always crib about how more beau- WHY tiful I want to be, or how less beautiful I Why must we look at our nation, currently am. But that’s certainly not what And think only of terror and agitation, I should do. Because absolute freedom is Overlook the kind eyes of our brothers, dangerous, impossible, impractical, and rences of sometimes, unnecessary. colours? When one enjoys the little freedom Why must we look at our nation, that one possesses, one should avoid And cast our eyes down with humiliation, LOVE misuse. Well, who decides the extent Take in only the dirt around us, She looked far, the borders were not of one’s privileges? Technically speak- And not immediately scour it without close. ing, the Government. Actually speaking, fuss? He looked far, and could only see the the person you see in the mirror. Free- ocean dom is an intangible being. Use it wisely. Why must we look at our nation, Love sure existed. One for a life and an- Discourage corrupt thoughts of its mis- And plan on leaving for another destina- other for the nation use and respect its existence. The sys- tion, tem and its component should be careful Point the flaws that we fail to hide, -Rohan Pawar about its utilization. Freedom and prog- And leave the virtues to escape our ress exhibit symbiosis. We have a lot to eyes? devote to this world. Let that not just be Why must we look at our nation, littering around. And feel not pride but derision? Why must we look at our nation, And not demand but yield progression? Why? -Saee Patkar

The Famous 5 easy. In trains and elevators, wait for the fic rules on the road or while doing your people inside to leave first; don’t honk taxes. Do things the way you are sup- This friendship day, be a friend not only unless absolutely needed - neither while posed to. You can still question some- to your friends and family but also to in your car nor verbally. Say please and thing if it doesn’t seem right, but you your country! thank you often. You’ll see that people have a better standing if you have fol- respond nicely when you do. lowed the rules. 1. Be clean - There have been a myriad of messages 3. Kindness goes a long way - 5. Respect your nation - about this issue and there are still peo- If you see someone in need of help, There are a million things wrong with our ple littering: throwing plastic wrappers or don’t hesitate. Accidents, wolf whistling, country, but like a best friend, accept her bottles from cars, spitting, throwing cig- stalking - people face all kinds of sit- with all her flaws. And more importantly, arette butts, paper and other trash. But uations that need assistance. You nev- respect her. Dissing our own country is these are the same hypocritical people er know when the one in need could be like dirtying your own clothes. So, as far who always stay clean when they are un- one of your own. So, whenever possible, as possible, let’s project a positive image der scrutiny. You wouldn’t litter in your reach out and help people. Even animals of our country. Well, constructive criti- own home, would you? There might not do, and they are supposed to be the cism is always welcome. be a dustbin everywhere but keep the ones without feelings. trash with you until you find one. - Sawri Madkaikar 4. Follow rules - 2. Be sensitive - This one is obvious. Rules are there for Sensitivity makes us human. You don’t a reason. If they weren’t in place, this Open Forum

‘INSTAGRAMMING IT RIGHT’ -Sawri Madkaikar and Saakshi Gupta • After VSCO Cam, which is one ical way of posting pictures • This influence has reached ev- of the most used photo edit- while #nofilter has actually be- ery other avenue - like artists, ing apps, Prisma seems to be come a rarity. dancers, digital artists, painters the top trend on the photo ed- • Everyone can become a “pho- and animators. They are able to iting scene! The fact that these tographer” with the help of show off their talent on Insta- apps are free just makes them these apps; just add a new fil- gram, giving them recognition. more popular with youngsters. ter, pout or say cheese, and From Bookstagrammers (the (#vsco and #vscocam have voila! You now have an Insta- book community of Instagram) been used over 100 million gram-worthy picture! to models and fashionistas, times and #prisma about 2 • Many “real” photographers those with a large number of million times on Instagram!) have utilised Instagram as a followers are getting asked by • There are many apps that of- platform to showcase their tal- brands to endorse their prod- fer not just filters, but also give ents and have been offered ucts. you the option of adding cre- opportunities to conduct their ative text to your photos to own photo shoots. However, Popularity indeed comes make them look interesting in it comes with a steep price of with its perks! a completely different light. having to compete with other • Photo editing is now the typ- “wannabe” photographers.

NEPHELOCOCCYGIA Watcher. What is so special as if in a painting, depicting about clouds? They have al- sentiments and sensations. -Gayatri Godbole ways been in the sky! Cloud With something as vast and You must be wonder- watching or Nephelococcy- endless as the sky, observing ing what the title is exact- gia is helpful in unleashing clouds feels like an eternal, ly about - the word tough creative instincts as well as blissful experience. It may be to read, hard to pronounce. experiencing exhilaration by from the window of a flight It is associated with nature, linking one’s thoughts with or the terrace of your build- but not a lot of people prac- something as fragile and ing, but find something fa- tice it. The eyes, being one free as clouds. The world miliar in the skies: because of the five most important seems like a lucid, tranquil idea when accompanied by “Beauty is in the eyes senses, have the power to of the beholder.” interpret beyond the obvi- the soft feel of the earth, ous. If you have ever lied on the freshness of the foliage a cool green lawn and won- and the sweet smell of the dered about the shape of winds while watching the the snow-white clouds tak- clouds. It is like watching a ing their own time to move free light show with chirping across the sky blue back- as sound effects, the blue drop, you are the cool Cloud stage splashed with colors

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3. Ae mere watan ke logo this song will give you goose- 1. Jagao mere des ko (Coke Legendary singer Lata bumps. Studio MTV, 2013) Mangeshkar performed this Created by the talented A. R. song live in New Delhi on 27th 5. He Rashtra Devatanche Rahman, this song is based January, 1963. This heart-rend- (Gharakul, 1970) on Bengali lyrics by Rabin- ing song salutes the Indian Penned by G.D.Madagulkar dranath Tagore. A master- Soldiers who laid down their and sung by Rani Varma, this piece composed and penned lives during the Sino-Indian Marathi song describes In- by two geniuses indeed! War. dia as a Divine land. It truly is soul-stirring. (Fanaa, 2006) 2. Des Rangila 4. Ye Jo Desh Hai Tera This song has the enchanting (Swades, 2004) voice of Mahalakshmi Iyer. It Once again, A. R. Rahman is picturized on Kajol show- casts his magical fingers on ing off her graceful steps. The the brilliant lyrics of Javed beats will definitely have your Akhtar. The emotions dis- feet moving! played by Shah Rukh Khan in

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A HERO’S HERO lies? an sitting on the bench, smiling. She dressed her boy in a clean Think about spending months She offered her a candy and the white Kurta and placed the trico- without a member of your fami- old lady gratefully accepted it. lour flag in his hand. ly and worrying about their safe- The little girl was delighted! They ty day and night. Soldiers are our sat there all morning eating and She watched as he went to the flag real heroes and there are only two smiling. Before leaving, the little hoisting function at school with things that keep a hero going – Pa- girl looked at the old lady hoping pride all over his face. triotism and Family) she would smile again. She did. She realised how much he remind- ed her of his father, her husband. LOOKING FOR GOD When the girl went home, her A little girl asked her mother, “Ma, mother asked the reason for her “But there is one difference be- where can I find God?” happy face. tween them,” she thought. She was certain her son would re- “God is everywhere. You just need The girl said, “I met God today. turn home safely, though, not his to look,” her mother replied. She has a wonderful smile!” father. The girl was unable to under- Two people found their God that (We never fail to acknowledge the stand, so she went to the park in day. sacrifice that soldiers make. How search of God. often do we talk about their fami- In the park, she saw an old wom- Let’s Tango Shirish W Project Tango is a technology platform mation appear on top of your surround- periments is Constructor, which con- developed and authored by Google ings. Moreover, you can navigate stores, structs a navigable 3D version of a room which uses computer vision to enable museums and other indoor locations after scanning it and then it is smoothed mobile devices, such as smartphones with directions overlaid onto the place out so it actually looks good. You can and tablets, to detect their position rela- around you. You can measure your sur- then add objects or even build around tive to the world around them without roundings with 3D tools, then re-imagine that 3D extruded room. You can also using GPS or other external signals. It is them with virtual furniture, appliances play a few games with Tango. an augmented reality project that and more. In conclusion, Tango is a bit ahead of its Google has been working on for a while. Google has released more than 10 con- time but has a lot of potential and we’ll It lets you see more of your world; it lets sumer Tango Experiments, one of them be hearing a lot more about it from you bring virtual objects into your is Lowe’s Vision. Lowe’s appliances are a Google in the coming year. Tango will be world—from toys to planets to little costly but along with just buying useful and e‹cient for the average con- pets—and play with them like they're ac- the furniture, it also lets you see how the sumer if one uses it as a Utility Product tually there. Just hold up your phone furniture will interact with your home’s rather than an Entertainment platform. and watch as virtual objects and infor- ambience. Another one of Tango’s Ex-

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India has an internet subscriber base of through Railtel’s fibres reaches astro- PSK o¡ the network. 342.65 million people as of March 2016. nomical proportions. Snooping in, or Security in such situations is a big issue In a total population of 1.3 billion, that even scratching the surface of this enor- and it has to be dealt with in a very deli- accounts for 25% of the population mous information hub can reveal tons cate and intricate manner. The future of being online. Google’s free Wi-Fi project and tons of information. Advance meth- terrorism is cyber terrorism. The amount was introduced in 23 railway stations ods of tracking and snooping into per- of chaos and damage that can be inflict- across the country, starting with our be- sonal data are developing at warp speed ed via processes like a fire-sale etc. is loved Mumbai central in January and and handing out this information hub to catastrophic and can bring an entire Sundar Pichai has informed that almost the public might just be the last nail in nation down on its knees within no time. 2 million people have been using this the co‹n. The argument that the oppo- A very recent example of such an inci- service across the stations. sition would normally give is that, “it’s dent was the massive DDOS attack on Being an absolute sucker for online se- Google, it’s going be safe.” Network our ISPs. Although this is a noble at- curity, what hit me as soon as I read this sni‹ng and third-party gathering pose a tempt and many measures have been was, “Is it secure?” With 100,000 people risk at almost every public Wi-Fi. Al- taken, like the user time is capped at 1 are being catered by this service at though encryptions like WPA2 encrypts hour per user, many more valiant and Mumbai Central and the statistics saying the connection between the Wi-Fi net- smart actions need to be taken to keep that this number is higher in other tier 2 work and the client, it is only designed everyone secure. cities, the amount of data being ferried to keep people who do not know the

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If you’re at all familiar with do-it-yourself say, an RC vehicle, and are best served device up to HDMI big screen, plug in a (DIY) electronics, you’ve probably heard by it. The Arduino is cheap and portable, keyboard and mouse and you’re good to about the comparable merits of Arduino and can be easily used in your projects, go with a beautiful color desktop con- and Raspberry Pi. You may have even, controllers or a robot. It provides a taining all your favorite apps. It’s very like I did, assumed they were competing number of libraries to make program- easy to get a USB dongle to give pi hardware platforms solving similar prob- ming the microcontroller easier. It is wireless connectivity. lems. The Arduino vs. Raspberry Pi much easier to connect analog sensor to debate has caused a bit of confusion Arduino. Why Not Raspberry Pi? among the beginners regarding what Tracking a fast-turning motor shaft will these two little devices actually do. They be a big challenge for the Pi and its pro- are both pretty cheap, the same size, Why not Arduino? gram. Pi should be shut down like a reg- and, to the untrained eye, look very simi- Arduino doesn’t have any built-in capa- ular computer and can be damaged by lar. Actually, Arduino and Raspberry Pi bility for connectivity. It can be used power cuts. The Raspberry Pi makes us are quite di¡erent. For starters, Rasp- only when it is connected to a computer spend more money to buy the import- berry Pi is a fully functional computer, and cannot run any OS like Linux, Win- ant peripherals and a screen if you don’t while Arduino is a microcontroller, which dows, etc. have one. It doesn’t have modules like is just a single component of a comput- the Arduino. er. Why Raspberry Pi? It doesn’t require a computer and can be So which is the right one for you? There Why Arduino? used by itself. It can run most of the Op- isn’t a clear answer - while the Raspber- The Arduino software is easy-to-use for erating Systems like Linux, Windows ry Pi shines in software application, the beginners, yet flexible enough for ad- and, its own OS, Raspbian. Coding be- Arduino makes hardware projects very vanced users who want to create basic comes easier while using softwares like simple. It’s just a matter of figuring out controllers for household appliances, or, Python, Scratch, etc. You can hook the what you want to do.

Trend-O-Meter Piccaso in your smartphone Abhishek K Trend-O-Meter Score: 4.5 Bored of adding filters, adjusting bright- and background pop up, or letting you the newly edited photo to social net- ness and Lux meters? Well, here’s the all write in some artistic fonts on your works. The app, however, takes some new Prisma app and it will turn your photos. Prisma is di¡erent and has time to apply the style that you need - photographs into a masterpiece. Yes, become popular because it relies on a this being the only problem with the that’s exactly what it does. Dubbed as “combination of neural networks and ar- app. It is currently available on Android the ‘art filter’ app, you can either take a tificial intelligence” to remake the image and iOS platforms. The developers are photo from your smartphone or select a and make it appear like a Picasso paint- now looking forward to implement the pic from the camera roll and make them ing. same idea into videos to make it appear look like famous works of art. At present, the app gives you about 20 intricately painted in every shot. Most of the photo editing apps are actu- di¡erent styles to choose from. You So, go ahead folks, Prisma it! ally letting you try out some preset ex- apply a particular style, wait for some posure settings, making the landscape time, and voila! Then, it lets you share ART WALL

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The next day, Robert’s morning world around him. Robert could make out some stares started with meeting the old man who The children were practising their folk from a group of young men. They were seemed quite happy to see him again dance taught to them earlier and the talking rapidly amongst themselves and wished him “ Gule subrati” with a women were painting their houses with which obviously Robert couldn’t under- toothy grin. Robert greeted him back different colours made by their men. stand. He tried to start a conversation with a wide smile. The old man seemed Preparing these colours involved a very with them but they didn’t seem inter- very fond of Robert and started talking tiring and long process of slashing the ested and ignored him. Wondering what to him . Robert could make out only fruits plucked from the high branches was wrong, he continued walking and some of the words since he had just of the “Rishgy” trees , drying them high soon arrived in the middle of the village started learning the language. Trying on the machhans, away from the reach where a group of elderly people were not to appear confused and impolite, of children and wild animals, checking offering their prayers to their village an- Robert nodded at certain words like them everyday with sweat dripping all cestors. As soon as they saw Robert, ‘happiness’, ‘people’, ‘land of power’, over their bodies and finally once they their faces lit up and they looked at the ‘hard work’ and listened to him patient- dry down completely, grinding them clay models of the village ancestors and ly. After the old man left for offering his into a fine powder with large stones. then at Robert. They invited him to par- prayers, Robert decided not to entertain These colors were later mixed in the ticipate in their rituals and explained to all the puzzling thoughts in his head as oil of “kaibhaiiki” nuts and put to use. him its importance. it would lead to a throbbing headache With each growing day, Robert was get- and he couldn’t bear the idea of tast- ting more and more fascinated with the ing those bitter herbal medicines again. functioning of their world and started So taking all his research materials with relating to them more closely. him, Robert started exploring the new While observing the surroundings,

After the prayers were done, when different manner? “ With glinting eyes, Gule subrati- good morning Robert was alone again, it all start- the old man began to answer but was Khyaesi aevum- do you know? ed to make sense to him . Giving it an- abruptly interrupted by the Chief’s en- Leoika- people other thought, he followed a straight try. The Chief enquired about the hap- Musdoiy- my child path, heading towards the old man’s penings to the old man. Greeting the house who seemed to be reliable and Chief, he started explaining him about the right person to answer all his ques- Robert’s doubts and queries and fur- tions. As soon as he reached there, he ther asked the Chief to enlighten Robert curiously looked up at the old man’s on the same.The Chief looked at Robert face to check on his mood. Immediate- and said in an authoritative tone yet in a ly, a smile crept on his face and Robert soft voice, “Musdoiy, come at my place hesitantly asked him,” How did I enter tonight after dinner. I’ll answer all your your land? Khyaesi aevum the reason questions. “ why the leoika here are treating me in a

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