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Shilp 19” Is a Mirror Which Reflects the Happenings Throughout the Year SHILP A tribute to Late CA Shri Mahesh Fatehchand Tejwaniji (February 6th 1963 – August 9th 2019) Shri Mahesh Fatehchand Tejwaniji, born to Shri Fatehchand and Smt Chatri Tejwani on 6th February, 1963 was a successful Chartered Accountant associated with Vivekananda Education Society since 1996. He dedicated to the cause of value-based education as a Treasurer of Vivekananda Education Society from 2005 to 2014 for a span of 9 years and then as the President from 2014 onwards. He has worked in various capacities like the Hon. Secretary of Bhartiya Sindhu Sabha; Chairman of Bandra Hindu Association; Member of Friends of Tribal Society and many such Organizations. Shri Mahesh Tejwaniji was deeply committed to the cause of promoting and conserving Sindhiyat and Sindhi Culture. He was instrumental in playing a key role in the formation of Vivekananda Education Society’s “Sindhi Circle” a platform used to unify all the Sindhi Staff Members across all the VES Institutes. He always encouraged Staff Members and students to take pride in the Sindhi Culture, Language and the way of life. A kind hearted and patient listener, Shri Tejwaniji was always open to new ideas and embraced technological advancements with open arms to make system and processes more efficient and teaching-learning more impactful. He has to his credits various awards like the ET Now award for “Making of Developed India”, the “Visionary Education Award” at the World Education Congress, the “Global Award for Outstanding Contribution to Education” by the Zee Group and the “Global Award for Best Academic and Industry Interface”. It was Tejwaniji’s dream to establish Vivekananda Education Society as the pioneer Institute in establishing value based education, and he made an exceptional contribution to this cause. A devoted father, loving husband and a dear friend and those who were fortunate to know him, Shri Tejwaniji left for heavenly adobe on 9th August 2019 leaving his VES Family in a state of shock and grief. Irvin Berlin quoted “The song ended but the melody lingers on” similarly memories of Tejwaniji’s kind words of compassion and encouragement, his infectious smile and positive outlook have continued to heal our soul as we come to terms with this loss. His physical presence will always be missed but his principles continued to guide and illuminate our paths to taking VES to newer heights Mission: QUALITY POLICY: 1) Enable the students to excel in their academic pursuits, making them VES polytechnic is sensitive to the needs of progressive committed to impart industrial world. quality education in a disciplined 2) To produce to technocrats with environment with psychomotor and cognitive skills, the help of committed to lifelong learning. competent and 3) To impart ethical values and leadership dedicated faculty. qualities in students which would We continuously transform them into superior human strive to improve beings. the teaching learning process Vision: to achieve academic excellence. ➢ To be centre of excellence in the field of technical education. Editorial “A magazine is a memory you can cherish again and again” SHILP- The world in itself means creativity at its best… Shilp, the annual magazine of VESP, is a canvas that provides a platform for the creativity to be materialized. It is a compound of the writer’s mood, ideas, rhyme and most important, his/her heart. It is a platform for students to exhibit their emotions, skills and knowledge. It is a tree in real sense which begins as a seed and gradually grows with watering and care of the makers. It is a journey from the beginning of the year covering various events, festivals, academics, activities, workshop and achievements. It is an outcome of students’ considerable contribution and creativity which make Shilp an outstanding edition. “We don’t remember days…We remember memories”. A new beginning always inspires our progressive run, but as we look behind, we see shadows of memories. “Shilp 19” is a mirror which reflects the happenings throughout the year. It starts with the celebration of the Traditional Day, Gurupoornima, and Teacher’s Day. The enthusiasm reaches to the peak in Sphurti which is a perfect stage to display one’s sportsman spirit: Anvesh with a theme: “Navaras” reveals youth spirit giving the exposure to inner talent, excitement & enthusiasm of Vespians. We embarked towards the completion of the year with the celebration of Alumni Meet with great ecstasy in the last week of December. “But, it’s time to start something new and trust magic of beginning.”-2020 -Editorial Team Honourable Principal and Faculty members receiving ISTE Narsee Monjee Award for Best Polytechnic in Maharashtra state FDTP Best College Award Tree Plantation VESP Students and Faculty receiving third prize in group singing competitions for Vivekini on Independence Day Celebration Intra VES Poetry Competition Yoga day 1. Trustee’s Desk 2. Principal’s Desk 3. Result Analysis 4. Traditional Day 5. Constitution Day 6. Guru Purnima 7. Teacher’s Day 8. Marathi Bhasha Divas 9. Engineer’s Day 10. TPO 11. CSI Report 12. ISA Report 13. ISSE Report 14. ISTE Report 15. Alumni 16. Anvesh 17. Sphurti 18. NSS 19. Lakshya Group 20. Best Project Abstract 21. Vivektechnotronix 21. Rhetorica 22. Student Achievements 23. Staff Activity 24. Graduates’19 Trustee’s Desk “Do not give up! Things will give you up” – Swami Vivekananda India is now being recognized as a technically advanced country with a pool of trained manpower. Our Nation is the most attractive investment destinations for science and technology sector in the world. A strong focus on science and technology has resulted in constructive economic growth. It is a matter of proud that we are at a prestigious position among the top most countries in the world in the field of scientific research and space exploration and space missions, including missions to the moon and the acclaimed Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle. Chandrayaan-2 mission was a highly complex mission, which represented a significant technological leap compared to the previous missions of ISRO. In this regard the considerable investment in education with research and development is a need of hour to compete with international standards. We have to make our Institutes of learning to rise to a higher level of academic excellence, where research, development and interactions with industry would be on a regular basis. As promised by late Shri K. B. Mansharamani- the founder and the architect of engineering education in Vivekanand Education Society, we will not shy away from investing in science and technology, research and development. We have, from the inception, tried to ensure the cordial relationship among the students, parents and faculty members which has been helping us to achieve our goal of imparting quality education. Besides academics we conduct several activities to develop overall personality of the students. We have also started VESLARC with the motto of inculcating leadership. We wish to develop you as educated individuals with holistic values, self-confidence and leadership in your stride. You are still students but soon you will become responsible citizens- you will be achievers- engineers, scientist, industrialist, professors, leaders, businessmen. I wish you all Success, Contentment and Excellence in your chosen profession. Vishu Lala Trustee, Vivekanand Education Society !11 Managing Trustee, VES Polytechnic Principal’s Desk " We desire to excel our past performance and expand our horizons looking ahead. We believe the best is yet to come " V.E.S. Polytechnic, the premier technical institute has been striving for the excellence in every aspect of technical education in a spectacular way, with a mission: enabling students to excel in their academic pursuits making them sensitive to the progressive industrial world having ethical values and leadership qualities. Developing the technocrats who can face the advanced world and overcome the obstacles with great care is our prime motto. At VESP, our endeavour is to provide the platform where our student can take up opportunity and the challenges to do things that they are capable of and raise their potential. We believe that future of the nation depends on technological progress and empowerment of the youth. Primary role of our institute is to lead the energies of youth towards the productive and creative goals. As Swami Vivekananda said "The ideal of all education should be man making". So, we believe in offering the highest quality of technical education with development of personality, moral, ethical values and spirituality within a frame of discipline and code of conduct. The continual high academic achievement is our heritage, which has been maintained by our students and it has been proved gaining the top rank at MS'BTE. Many deserve the honour for outstanding achievements in co-curricular and extracurricular activities. It is a result of persistent encouragement in seminars technical paper presentation and various competitions to understand the life in holistic way. I congratulate all the VESPians for retaining the top honour and recognition in academics as well as maintaining never ending quest not only for knowledge but also for creativity - innovation explored in techno cultural events like Vivektechnotronics and Anvesh. I acknowledge and thank all the alumni for their ongoing support in terms of career guidance, workshops, seminars and industry institute partnership. Our efforts for development of students, staff and academics were appreciated
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