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The Story You Won't Hear? www.facebook.com/the.hit.times Issue IV, August, 2016 Haldia Institute of Technology What Prayukti '16 Let’s talk some What’s buzzing at other had in store new Tech campuses Page 3 Page 5 Page 4 Page 7 The Story You Won’t Hear? Who needs a break? Who needs enter- Prayukti, our tech-fest came to an end responsible for the rampant pandemoni- Here we are again with the task of tainment? Pish-posh. Not us. Never us. halfway. Rang-Milanti, the street opus um which is so existent and yet so ig- giving the college its semester-round We tell everybody time and again, not that had spread its wings of freedom nored? news and yet we stand at a place with through words, but by our actions- Not us. every year in the very beginning of the This article does not intend to throw in- nothing like ever before. Absolutely noth- Never us. year took a set-back and had to be post- sults at anyone except maybe on our own ing. poned. consciences. It does not intend to preach The first thing that a newspaper decides It started with the football because hypocrisy is unacceptable. So, to cover is the biggest event. However, in match that ended at the Yes, of course the media is to how do we conclude this? Do we weep? this issue, what do we talk about as the quarterfinals because of a blame. How can the media, Do we whine? Or are we simply happy media body of the college and as stu- tiff between two people that being the “media” not make studying? Different people have different dents? led to burning down a boys (up) story(ies)? How does this views, different opinions and different Do we talk about how we merry-made hostel. The inter- media have the guts to call priorities. In the end, we are all students, into the year? All that which left us with department football match itself the media without the burdened with expectations and silent glittering, bright, loud, musical memories did not have any winner this capability of coming up with hopes. We wish so many things and so - The DJ Night year. This further affected a cover story? The college little at times comes true. What we need Wait, what?! No. the Cultural Meet that had has been offering so much but we don’t have, we shall earn it. What The fashion show maybe? No. to be postponed after on a daily basis, the students we receive without even asking for it, why months of toil by the organ- live up to their expectations don’t we just accept it? A group of stu- The Bonfire-ed Hostel then? Oh right! izers. When it was finally and keep up the trend of a dents bathe in sweat and blood, for us, Absolutely. This year has given us so held in April it was met with blunder every other semester for our peace of mind. And we somehow much to remember, so much to forget, half hearted participation and yet, here sits the media manage to perennially end everything. so much to talk about. and downcast enthusiasm. with no cover story. The need of the hour is to move on, and From gathering sponsors to collecting the create a better tomorrow. All we can do funds, running for permissions to the Meanwhile, as some people could not The story of Riviera being is hope. Wait for things to be the way organizers glistening with sweat; every- keep their ego aside; we lost a life in a stopped and embarrassing in the process they are supposed to, to be the way thing was repaid, with a sigh. Why do we mishap. Subsequently, the cultural fest, the organizers in front of the invitees and that’s best for everyone. Or can we do need so much of entertainment over Riviera, had to pull its curtains down just sponsors could be on the cover page. something more to put an end to such here? Are we not here to study? Are we after one day ignoring the passion the That the college had one of the boys’ occurrences? It is a question worth pon- not here just to get it over with, till we are organizers had worked with to get the hostels charred, could be on the cover dering over. getting our degrees? Are we not here to sponsors and finalize the guest perform- page. In such a climate, all that the col- We look forward to wait. Maybe, rummage through the monotonous nihil- ers. lege newspaper could come up with was just maybe, we will find our Cover Story ism we are entitled to as students? ‘nothing’ except one question: who is next time. HITians Scoop 2nd Position at IIT Madras WELCOME FRESHERS In the distinct absence of news and newsmakers in our The HIT Times team on behalf of the entire HIT family college, the IEEE has supplied us with a single, shining would like to extend a hearty welcome to the batch of moonbeam to hang onto for hope- a podium finish at a 2016-2020 We look forward to integrating all of you national level tech-fest organized by IIT Madras. A group into the workings of our institution. We wish you a pro- of 4 from the Mechanical department of HIT went from ductive and peaceful four years on campus. winners of the contest after a Catia workshop held in Haldia under the aegis of the HIT IEEE student body to finishing second at the fest organized by IIT Madras’s ME Department in association with Wingfotech, the company which was behind the workshops held across the country. The four people are Akesh Srivastava, Anand Bharti, Abhijeet Raushan of the 2nd year and Chandra Prakash of the 3rd year, all students of the ME Department. Their journey took them through 3 rounds of the competition before they ended up finishing second in the competition. In his room, Akesh Srivastava sounds about as far off from a super achiever as he can but then, mod- esty comes with greatness. His words give us an insight into a mentality now geared towards achiev- ing more and learning as much as possible from the experience. Times Adda Discusses Campus Issues The setting sun, the cool spring breeze, the stone-hedged circular Adda zone behind the much loved R&D Section of our college and the sudden attack of a flight of mosquitoes. Everything was much appreciated, and, well, tolerated, as THT conducted the Times Adda with some of our very own from all the academic years. The students were asked to express their views on the recent ob- servations of student involved violence in colleges all over the county which degenerate into a sce- nario of violence and chaos. The possible steps that need to be taken to prevent such happenings and ways to channelize the energy of the students positively were the few topics pondered on. Faiz: First of all, whatever happens at any institution happens because of some reason. No two de- batable incidents occur due to the same reason. Like the reasons here are something, at JU it’s something and at JNU, it’s something entirely different. Sometimes, these occur under political influ- ences as well. Usually, it is considered that politics is an old man’s game, but ever since the youth joined forces, the parties’ youth wings in colleges started dragging the student mass into political diplomacy. Also, The Central University Act, 2009 declares that the Govt, cannot involve itself in insti- tutional matters. So if this political influence is eradicated, then the percentage of such mishaps might decrease. (Continued on Page 6) Find us at: www.facebook.com/the.hit.times 2 Alumni Connect The HIT Times The HIT Times: Alumni Connect Initiative #4 thy event you recall fondly from your only five but now they have expanded to forced properly and the aids given to the We had the oppor- college days? fourteen. Moreover, nearly five thousand students should be improved . tunity to interview students reside within the campus thus with Prof. Shyama- Well, the event was the inauguration of making it close to a small hub of youth. What are the memories of your experi- lendu Kandar, who this new building. What I remember One thing that I would like to mention is ence in Haldia (HIT) that you feel defi- is placed in IIEST from the event is that our then chief that HIT has been ranked in the top 100 cient of at Shibpur as a professor ? Shibpur(previously minister had paid visit to our college and engineering colleges amidst all the gov- known as BESU) in in ground floor room of the Computer ernment and private colleges of India In Shibpur, student –faculty interaction is the IT dept. It is Science Dept, a chair had been reserved which is I think a big achievement to not as deep as it was here i.e. students come to college at 8 a.m. and depart at 4 more than 150 years old institute rank- for him along with a computer on the comply even in future. p.m. Here in Haldia , there is a healthy ing 19th in India and it is the 1st IIEST front desk. He was supposed to com- mence our new website but some tech- What is your impression on the outset of relationship between students and facul- What were your sentiments behind at- nical problem occurred (laughs) and an different student bodies in our college ties because of the workshops and cele- tending Phire Dekha 2015 ? assistant came in haste and resolved the like IEEE, IETE, The HIT Times, NEEDS bration of different events like Independ- connection and with a click from the etc.
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