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The Ruiaite Monthly E Bulletin Editorial Namaskar Ruiaite!! “Peace is not external but internal. It is not about making the world a peaceful place; it is about us being at peace with the world.” Devdutt Pattanaik, Jaya: An Illustrated Retelling of the Mahabharata
A year of happenings and novel learnings culminates. An immense opportu- nity of seeking answers to the unknown awaits us. What has passed cannot be turned around; what comes ahead is a beautiful surprise. Yet, we have in hand a priceless treasure - the present moment. As we welcome a year of vigour and enthusiasm, here we present the Ruiaite Bulletin’s December Edi- tion for 2015.
Our e orts to give our dear readers the best of all has brought us to take up issues of immense social, cultural and scienti c importance through our columns. Be it the water cuts or the knack of buying a desktop PC; be it the ideal life of Bhapkar Guruji or the inspiring life lessons of our very own Samir Sir; the students of the Ruiaite team have not left any leaf unturned to ensure an enriching read. Not to forget, we have also traced the travel of our Bolly- wood Stars through Hollywood !!
Just as the Constitution Of India provides for transfusion of scienti c temper and spirit of enquiry amongst the citizens, our columns have in this issue, addressed environmentalism through varied aspects. CareerWise re ects on the professional prospects of Environmental Studies while Tech-Tricked enlightens us about the Bionic Leafs; as also, Op-Ed takes us on a tour of the Wildlife through ‘The Hunt’. In the wake of the Chennai Floods, these insights on our environment ought to come handy - we’d better make peace with it before it gets too late.
Some of our members have become experts in particular areas and they bring to us their re ection of the world in words of di erent kinds - Saakshi Gupta makes us ponder with her Tiny Tales in Open Forum; while Aniruddha Inamdar feeds us with a round about information of the most important of occurrences in Buzz Around.
Our heart goes out to the stranded Chennaites. We stand in solidarity with the Parisians. Somewhere it feels, that peace is truly within; as a re ection of our past and as our hope for a better future. Let us seek in this New Year the wisdom of being in peace - in every sphere of life.
The Ruiate Team Wishes All a Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year !!
Team Ruiaite Reports RUIA JUNIOR COLLEGE SCIENCE EXHIBITION
The Science Association of Ramnivas Ruia Junior ects with utmost exuberance. The submissions of the Essay Compe- College conducted a two-day Intercollegiate Science Exhibition tition, held earlier this year by the Science Association, were kept in PUT ON A RED CROSS on the 3rd and 4th of December, 2015. Just as in each of its previous a table, fondly called 'The Scientists Corner'. Participation of students editions, this year too there was an overwhelming response from came not only through projects, but also through their art-works. The participating students and chief guests HIV AIDS AWARENESS WEEK were were presented with Bookmarks, hand World AIDS Day is celebrated ed in the debate. The participants made by students of the Junior College by millions of people across the came with well researched ideas and (Science). The students were given a wide globe on December 1, every year gave an outstanding performance range of topics to choose from and they all since 1988. Its main aim is to raise with their exquisite public speaking came well-prepared, answered questions awareness of the AIDS pandemic skills . Although participation from eloquently, re ecting in depth knowledge caused by the spread of HIV infec- other colleges remainedlimited, it about the topics. tion and mourning those who have was pleasant to witness several The exhibition opened up realms of new died of the disease. The NSS unit of Ruiaites turning up as an audience knowledge students, participants, teachers our college is alive towards this to be a part of the celebration. On and visitors alike, making the event a platform cause and dedicated a week- 1st 3rd, 4th and 5th, various events like for the interaction between scienti c wisdom December to 5th December- for the quiz, poetry competition, poster and scienti c aspiration. celebration of HIV AIDS. making competition and lm They hosted an array of inter-college screenings were organized exclu- Science exhibition Topics - and intra-college events to make the sively for Ruia students. 1- Magic of magnetism week a success and invited 40 Apart from spreading the message 2- Desalination and water treatment colleges to participate in it. The across the youth, NSS aimed to 3- Soil less agriculture inter-college events, debate and encourage the participants and 4- Sensors and detectors street play took place on 2nd volunteers of the event to research 5- Mobile applications for social use December and had some interesting well on various aspects of Sex Edu- 6- Math magic in science topics like, sex education, objecti - cation towards AIDS awareness; so cation of women in media, should that, the message remains etched in their minds for the rest of their life. the students of di erent Colleges and Schools across the city. Winners - sex education be provided to school This year there were about 27 exhibits; out of which 10 were by Ruia students or not?- among others. K.C. The volunteers worked very hard to 1st- Vasant Vihar high school and junior college Junior College students. The event was Coordinated by Mrs. Supriya College, Ambedkar College, SIES pull it o successfully and were Kaushik Mudailar Karadkar, along with the Department of Physics and the Science College and Vikas College participat- happy with the response. Pratik Singh Association Committee. The exhibition was inaugurated by Dr. Kiran -Lavanya Sarkar Mangaonkar (Principal, Khalsa college) on 3rd of December, which 2nd- Ruia college was followed by viewing of the exhibits by the chief guest himself Shubham Dawda and the judges. Aditya Gawli In the words of Mrs. Supriya Karhadkar, "We intend to provide the students with a rare opportunity to interact with the scientists." And 3rd- Sathaye College so, keeping in tune with this purpose, scientist Dr.Vaibhav Prabhu- Prathamesh Pol desai (TIFR), was invited as the guest of honour on the second day of the exhibition. His insightful talk on 'WORLD OF LOW ENERGY ELEC- TRON FROM ASTROCHEMISTRY TO CANCER THERAPY', proved to be a huge hit among the aspiring, young science enthusiasts. Dr. Prabhudesai is a Ruia Alumnus ('97 batch) and also, the recipient of the INSA award for "Best Thesis" (2007). The participants showed immense interest and presented their proj- Reports Mumbai celebrates 100 years of General Relativity (A talk by Prof. Spenta Wadia) Ramnarain Ruia College on 30th event of great scienti c importance. He briefed video on Einstein. Finally came, the much ples such that, it could be easily grasped by November 2015 marked the 100th year of the audience about Einstein and his keen inter- awaited talk by Prof Spenta Wadia who is the students even from the non-science back- Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity by ests in multiple disciplines. He also highlighted Founding Director of Centre for Theoretical ground. He proceeded to speak on the various arranging a programme, being the only college the old and unknown relationship of Einstein Sciences and also, a member of Tata Institute of tests of GR(General Relativity), the Theory of to celebrate the event. The host for the show with Mahatma Gandhi, Rabindranath Tagore Fundamental Research. He spoke on early Black Holes and how they function; as also the welcomed Prof. Pednekar to address the audi- and India’s rst prime minister Pandit Jawa- scientists like Newton, James Maxwell, Galileo future of GR and Quantum Mechanics. The ence with a welcome speech, who next invited harlal Nehru. Mr. Kulkarni, also shed light on and their theories; like, law of universal gravita- programme culminated with a round of inter- Mr. Sudhendra Kulkarni, chairman of ORF( Einstein's e orts to eliminate untouchability tion, uni ed electricity and magnetism, the esting questions from the audience and satisfy- Observer Research Foundation) to address the from India. He concluded by calling upon the discovery of a new law of gravity, respectively. ing answers by the chief guests of the august gathering. He expressed his delight to students to erect a memorial of Einstein and Also, he explained the Theory of General Rela- programme. have chosen Ruia College for celebrating this showed the audience a 10 min excerpt from a tivity with the help of comprehensible exam- -Rashi Kale
ENRICHING MINDS Memorable Camp Ruia has always been known to conduct the powers that be, a talk-show focusing on The NSS unit of Ramnarain Ruia College Street plays were performed by the volun- and encourage various programs of social the concerns of the youth was long in organized a 7 day camp for its volunteers. teers in nearby villages. Their aim was to and cultural signi cance. Mixing the two to calling. The camp was from 22nd November to create health awareness, explain the impor- put forward the reality of today's youth this The panel, meanwhile, that was brought 29th November at Shantivan Ashram Shala, tance of cleanliness and how we must elim- time around, the college hosted Enriching together on stage were some prominent Vakdi village near Panvel. Around 100 inate superstitions from our lives. NSS Minds, now in its second year and evidently names - The Principal, Dr. Suhas Pednekar; volunteers and 3 Programme O cers, Volunteers also built a ‘kaccha bandhara’ going strong. the Vice -Principal of Junior College, Dr. Shilpa Neve, Neelima Lankeshwar and (dam) on Gadeshwar river as a part of Shra- The event was organised by Junior College Nilan Rane; Actor Mr. Sunil Barve; Author Pandurang Mahalinge attended the camp. madan (task undertaken which requires Arts students of the Arts Association, in Neil D'Silva; Founder of NGO Oye Mr. The volunteers had to follow a rigorous but physical hardwork and is done for social tandem with their professors. The two-day Siddhant Mohite; Actress Mrs.Seema enthusiastic schedule. Each day started good). Sessions on various topics such as event saw plays and dance shows being Deshmukh and nally, Stand-up Comedian with early exercise and prayers followed by Bio diversity by Shailendra Patil, Youth performed; a talent hunt round, musical and Ruia Alumnus, Mr. Kautuk Shrivastva. breakfast, many sessions and various other empowerment by Vivekanand Kendra, performances and even Antakshari! How- The show received a very positive response activities which then ended with feedback Right to Information by Mithoon Sarvagod, ever, the real highlight of the event was the from the students of both Arts and Science sessions and planning activities for the next Cyber crime, Organ donation, Leprosy panel discussion, which commenced the streams.The round of apt and well-framed day followed by dinner. Activities like Origa- Awareness and Self defence were also event. questions by students of Junior College - mi workshop, cultural programme were undertaken for our students. The camp The subject under discussion - ‘Youth and Sanika Govekar and Suyash Karangutkar, conducted for the school children who gave them new experiences and the local Their Changing Perceptions’ was of course, further enlivened the conversation. Over- were from Vakdi Aashramshala. The volun- children an opportunity to learn many an apt topic considering that the opinions all, thanks to the stellar panel and able teers too enjoyed playing various games things. The Ruia NSS worked hard to teach being expressed by the youth of today hold moderators, the talk show sailed o to a based on concentration and attention the children and the local villagers, thus more importance than they have ever success, and so did, of course, the two-day building with the children at the Aasharam. keeping in mind their motto, ‘Not Me, before, and since their suggestions and event. A session on Women Health by Dr. Seema But You’. comments are being closely monitored by Atharva Pandit Arawkar was organized for the school girls. -Shreya Naik Tragedy in Buzz Around Paris On the evening of 13 November, a series of co-ordinated terrorist attacks took Quotes place in Paris, the capital of France. The attacks occurred at six di erent places with explosions at Stade de France, shootings at four di erent streets and a massacre at a theatre. The rst explosion Terrorism has once again shown that was heard 20 minutes past the start of an international friendly match between France and it is prepared deliberately to stop at Germany. It took place outside of the stadium, followed by two more explosions. These were intended to be blasted during the match causing panic and possibly targeting President Hollande nothing in creating human victims. who was the Guest of Honour for the match. At the other end of Paris, Rue de Bichat, Rue de la An end must be put to this. As never Fontaine-au-Roi, Rue de Charonne and Boulevard Voltaire witnessed a mass shooting. The last of before, it is vital to unite forces of the the attacks were the open re on the audience in Bataclan theatre. Paris was in deep shock as 130 entire world community against people were dead and 368 injured. The attacks had hurt the very heart of the country. The Paris Attacks received a widespread public backlash and were condemned by not only terror. –Vladimir Putin. the French, but also by people in di erent parts of the world, and their political leaders. French President Francois Hollande asked the citizens to remain calm and strong in the face of the attacks. He vowed to ght “mercilessly” against the people behind the attacks. Paris was declared to be under emergency. At the international platform, scholars revisited their stance on migration. However, the European Union stood by their commitment to welcome Syrian refugees despite Tweets the doubts. The West came together to condemn the attacks and increase their aggressive policies against ISIS. We Are All Immigrants!!#ELLISstory These big dents on humanity led to a few questions being raised on the contemporary @JR society and the direction in which it is being led. Debates on religion as a root cause of terrorism We all bleed the same color...... We are engaged a dialogue from both ends, with some arguing that individuals and not religion are responsible for the attacks. Whilst the other group argued that it is religion that leads to funda- all ONE Pray for Peace! In Paris and all mentalism and the State must take a strong stand against it. Questions were also raised on the around the World <3#rebelheart imperialist policies of the West, especially of the United States. Russia deepened its accusations on -@Madonna the military help provided by US to ISIS in Syria. Russia was quick to escalate its air attacks on the rebels in Syria. The Paris attacks shook the world, but it also led to people coming together in the time of grief. Cities all around the world extended their support to the Parisians. People across their com- munities broke their di erences with Muslims, Catholics, Jews and others hugging each other and Paper Clip reminding themselves that they are humans at last. The attacks did bring a massive blow to humanity but also saved what remained of it. The terrorist attack in Paris dominated Sahil M. Parsekar (SYBA) the global media landscape, and among the many articles and analyses being published over it, one in Jaco- bin magazine, titled “How to politicize a tragedy,” hit the nail. Sam Kriss, who wrote the article, spoke about the hypocrisy of the Right and the Left in Europe, and provided a hard-felt opin- ion about selective solidarity. Buzz Around Simply Put - Bihar Elections
1) Who won the Bihar elections? The Mahagatbandan consisting of Janta Dal United (JDU), Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and Indian National Congress (INC).
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5) How many seats did this alliance win?
This alliance won 58 seats. Largest party was BJP with 53 seats, LJP with 2 seats, RLSP also with 2 seats and Hindustani Awam Morcha Top News manage to win only 1 seat. 1. Around 130 people were dead and 3oo injured in Paris Attacks.
6) What was the reason behind NDA’s defeat? 2. Aamir Khan was criticized for his comment of “quitting India” Experts consider united opposition as a main reason for their defeat. Also BJP's lack of con dence on local leaders, not announcing a chief ministerial candidate etc. added to the cause of their defeat. 3. India and Singapore signed ten bilateral agreements including a joint declaration on 'strategic partner- ship' and pacts for enhanced cooperation in areas like defense and cyber security. 7) What was the role played by caste in this election? Caste played a very dominating role in this election. Both the alliances placed their candidates considering the caste 4. The Winter Session of the Indian Parliament started from 26 November on the note of celebrating 125th arithmetic of that area. anniversary of Dr. Ambedkar and Constitution Day.
8) What was the signi cance of this Bihar election? 5. Climate talks: India and France launched an international alliance to deliver and undertake research This election was signi cant as opposition parties came together to ght against BJP. Also the winning of Mahagat- regarding solar energy. bandan shows that they can be a strong opposition alliance against BJP. Aniruddha Inamdar (SYBA) In Sync With Nature! Career Wise There are many wonders of nature- from the lush green forests to the magni cent and Horticulturist impressive wildlife. Our environment, which is laden with resources, is one of the crucial catalysts in a fast changing developing country like India. Therefore managing, conserving Do you love caring for and nurturing plants? Then we strongly recommend you to pursue a and multiplying our natural resources are top priorities for our country. So, the eld of envi- career in horticulture! This is the best way for you to nourish and grow plants all your life! ronment encompasses many secure and unique job opportunities under its radar, especially A horticulturist can work in many di erent vocations including research, farming, landscaping for those who have a passion for the scienti c eld away from the common avenues of medi- and oral design, making your duties relative to the occupation you choose. Horticulturists cine and engineering. The career options that stand out from an exciting, enticing list of innu- often produce, propagate, breed, plant and maintain plants of all kinds, including vegetables, merous choices are horticulture, oceanography, zoology, wildlife managing and microbiolo- fruits, nuts, shrubs, trees, owers or other plants, even for research and experimentation. gy! Let’s assess these career options with the choicest information that we have picked for Depending on your chosen career, you can earn an associate, bachelor's, master's or doctorate you! degree in horticulture or a related eld. Some professions may not have educational require- Are you a sincere nature-lover looking for ways to spend most of the time with Mother ments, though a degree program provides you with foundational and specialized training that Nature? Well then, in that case, you must surely consider a glorious, “natural” career in Environ- often aids in employment entry and advancement. Horticulture programs include courses in mental Studies! There are innumerous career opportunities out there for nature lovers, in the biology, chemistry, genetics, mathematics, technology and plant science, which can be form of Wildlife Managers, Horticulturists, Zoologists, Microbiologists, Oceanographers – the pursued in most of the colleges in India, including Ruia College. However, it is to be noted that list is just endless! a minimum experience of one year as a grounds maintenance worker is also highly appreciat- We will try to assess some of these career elds. ed at the time of placement. Aspiring horticulturists may also undergo the Certi ed Professional Horticulturist Program of the American Society for Horticultural Science if they wish to get o cial certi cation, which Wildlife Manager may add an edge to their CV. A wildlife manager is basically a person who takes necessary steps to keep animal-populations well-maintained. Wildlife Managers are expected to supervise hunting on the land, keep track of the animal populations housed on these lands and ensure that the habitat is suitable for the Zoologist wildlife population. Some wildlife managers collect data and prepare research to aid in decisions about how to manage wildlife. Want to strengthen that natural bond that you feel towards animals? In that case, Zoology If you are interested in pursuing a career in wildlife management, you have a number of under- shall de nitely interest you. graduate degree programs from which to choose. Bachelor's programs in environmental Zoologists study animals in their natural habitats and in captive conditions, such as zoos or sciences, natural resource management, conservation, biology or forestry all prepare you for aquariums. Their much sought-after skills may be applied in a variety of areas, including wild- di erent disciplines within a wildlife management career. Many programs allow you to concen- life conservation and management, rehabilitation of injured wildlife, research and teaching. trate your studies on a speci c aspect of the eld, such as sheries or forestry. Research zoologists might study the behaviour of animals in their natural habitat, conduct Following are a few Indian Universities that provide bachelors or masters degrees in the above experiments on animals in captivity or dissect animals. Research zoologists may also be wild- disciplines- life educators. On the other hand, other zoologist careers include zookeepers and wildlife University of Mumbai, Mumbai rehabilitators. Zookeepers are in charge of feeding captive animals, monitoring their health TERI, New Delhi and discussing animal care with zoo visitors. Whereas, wildlife rehabilitators are supposed to Centre for Ecological Science, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore care for injured or ill animals and release them back into the wild. Centre for Environmental Studies, Indian Institute of Technology, Powai, Mumbai Zoologists of all types can nd employment with scienti c consulting rms, industrial rms Department of Environmental Studies, University of Delhi, Delhi and local, state and federal agencies, animal-based NGO’s, among other industries, with a very attractive pay package. Wildlife Managers are usually employed by the government to manage the wildlife in national Aspiring zoologists can pursue a bachelor’s or master’s degree program in the eld of zoology, parks, zoos, forests or sanctuaries. They may seek job opportunities in private animal establish- or in biology with a zoology concentration. Master's degree programs in zoology are ments as well. Be it a government institution or a private establishment, the pay-package for research-oriented at some institutions and purely academically oriented at others. So, you may this job is assuredly lofty, since wildlife managers are very seasoned in handling ora and fauna choose the institution according to your preference. However, keep in mind that a specializa- with due care. tion is typically required because of the broad nature of the eld. Specializations can focus on So, in our opinion, this job is best suited for those who love adventurous exploration and are particular areas of classi cation such as ichthyology for sh, herpetology for reptiles or closer to wildlife! ornithology for birds, or on sub-disciplines such as biochemistry, genetics or microbiology.
An MSc pass out can start out as high as 25-30 thousand rupees and improve with experience. Starting range in the NGO is a meager 5-10 thousand rupees. In private industries, depending on the post, this might vary from 7,500-25,000 rupees. In conclusion, a quali ed environ- mentalist of India can easily get a handsome amount of somewhere between 3-6 lakhs. OP-ED
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It was spirit refreshing to smell the mulchy mix of the forest’s tUekyk ;s.ka gs vkiya vgksHkkX;- dkghaP;k tx- >ikVysY;k perfume. We ate a few windfall apples and they were mead sweet with a bitter twist. It was only after we got the stomach .;kryk ,d&,d {k.k R;kiq Bollywood in Hollywood Sawri Madkaikar and Apurva Tudekar When it comes to talent, India is never short of actors who have a great body of work in Bollywood commercial Gayatri Godbole and Sawri Madkaikar and art movies. Previously, legendary actors like Nasseruddin Shah, Anupam Kher and Om Puri made a successful foray in Hollywood. Man Mandira (Katyar Kaljat Ghusli- 2015) Nasseruddin Shah, an extremely versatile actor, played the role of Captain Nemo in Sean Connery starrer The Shankar Mahadevan is a legendary name in the history of Indian cinemas due to League of Extraordinary Gentleman. his great music and melodious voice. Even though he is a South Indian by birth, Veteran actor Om Puri is a part of notable Hollywood movies like The Reluctant Fundamentalist (2013), West Is he sings Marathi songs with proper pronunciations and accent. 'Man Mandira' West (2010), Charlie Wilson's War (2008), Code 46 (2003), East Is East (1999), My Son The Fanatic (1997), The Ghost from his recent Marathi lm 'Katyar Kaljat Ghusli' is getting a great response And The Darkness (1996) and City Of Joy (1992). Not many know that he essayed the role of Samad Miah Iqbal in from music lovers. White Teeth (2002), a British TV Drama Mini-series. Anupam Kher ventured into Hollywood with lms like Bend It Like Beckham (2002), Bride And Prejudice (2004), (MTV Unplugged- Dev ER (2004), The Mistress Of Spices (2005), Lust Caution (2007), Silver Linings Playbook (2012) and Midnight's Nayan Tarse And Badra Bahar Unplugged Children (2013). D and Queen: Amit Trivedi) Late actor Amrish Puri played the iconic roles of Mola Ram in Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom (1984) With various musical instruments, Amit Trivedi has recreated the songs 'Nayan and Khan in Ben Kingsley's Gandhi (1982), which went on to pick 8 Oscars! Tarse' and the hit song 'Badra Bahar' from the famous movie 'Queen' which has Superstar of 80’s, Amitabh Bachchan - Big B of Bollywood, has also treaded the waters of Hollywood. Along won several awards. The two songs have a perfect blend of lyrics, music and with 5 documentaries and an appearance in a TV show called The One Show (2011), he featured in the movies The chorus singers and you’ll want to listen to them repeatedly. Last Lear (2007) and The Great Gatsby (2013). More recently, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan , who has always remained popular in the West either as a Cannes Red Chimba Bhijlele (Bandha Premache - 2007- Shankar Mahadevan) Carpet favourite or for her lms such as Bride And Prejudice (2004) , The Mistress Of Spices (2005), Provoked (2007) Shankar Mahadevan has sung this song very gracefully, which reminds us of , The Last Legion (2007), Pink Panther 2 (2009). Irrfan Khan too made his mark in Hollywood with his e ortless acting. Films like The Warrior (2001), The Name- monsoon and its link with romance. It has a great choice of words and it mes- sake (2007), Slumdog Millionaire (2008), New York I Love You (2009), The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), Life of Pi merizes the listeners with its melodious tune. (2012) and Jurassic World (2015) gave him recognition in the West. He is currently working with Tom Hanks in the adaptation of Dan Brown’s bestseller Inferno. Sayonee (Junoon -1997) Anil Kapoor, the ever-youthful actor, surprised everyone with his performance in the Oscar winning Slumdog This Pakistani su -rock band was really put on the map by this track. The song Millionaire (2008). He also had a regular role in TV show 24 (2010) and with Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible- has poetic lyrics coupled with the blends of rock guitars, bluesy vocals, tradition- Ghost Protocol (2011). al table and Hindustani raga-inspired melodies. Actress Tabu, who has won numerous accolades for her intense performance, had starred alongside Irrfan in The Namesake and Life Of Pie. However, it is Priyanka Chopra who proved the critics wrong and changed the trend of Bollywood actors Heroes (David Bowie- 1977) landing roles only as sidekicks in Hollywood. She bagged the lead role in ABC's Quantico (2015) where she plays ‘Heroes’ is an extremely uplifting and inspiring song. It didn’t get deserved the role of an FBI agent, Alex Parrish. Even amidst controversies, the show is high on ratings and her role received attention when it was rst released but it now holds an iconic and irreplaceable appreciation from all quarters of the USA. She was already loved as a pop diva with a song like In My City (ft. position in the history of music. will.i.am) (2012) which got nominated in the MTV Europe Music Awards. In Quantico, Chopra remains true to her roots as she portrays a rounded character of an Indian origin American and not just a caricature. "India should be proud of her," says director Madhur Bhandarkar.Well, we hope she bags a role in a big movie franchise, after such a successful television debut. These transitions mark the beginning of a new era for Indian actors who want to make it big in Hollywood, breaching the East-West Divide. Soon Bollywood would be seen taking over Hollywood as well. Saakshi Gupta He sang the Christmas carols with all he had because that was the only time his parents, who wanted him to be something he wasn’t, ever allowed his passion Radhika Raghupaty for singing to break free. Indian physio Aijaz Bashir Ashai, who works with the Nepalese cricket team, has been accused of sexually assault- The three-year old started crying as soon as he saw the strange big man with a ing a female masseuse in a Northern Ireland Hotel, where he and his team members were staying. beard and a blooming voice approaching him, making his mother rush towards After 8 years at CSK, Mahendra Singh Dhoni is set to join a new IPL team in 2016. him with a small smile on her face; little did the boy know that the now hesitant Producer Sajid Nadiadwala is planning to tie up with Indian Premier League (IPL) 2016 to promote his lm “House- man, coming toward him was just his father dressed up as Santa Claus. full 3” on a large scale. The two new franchises in the Indian Premier League (IPL), who will be allowed only for two years in the tourna- The man watched his little ones as they giggled and laughed and awed over the ment in place of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) , will not be eligible to receive a share of the central revenue pool unlike the other teams from the Board of Control for Cricket in India. recrackers that they were bursting one after the other on a cool New Year’s Eve, The newly engaged couple, cricketer Yuvraj Singh and actress and model Hazel Keech, are to get married in Febru- the colourful lights brightening up all their gleeful faces. His extra hours of work ary 2016. and sweat had paid o as he was nally able to bring home Diwali, a little late but better than never. Insight When I do it best True Lies I love it when I do it best I suppose I've always thought that truth was quite important. Not easily avail- Hate it when I don’t able, a scarce resource- but necessary. At some level. I tell the world I’ll move on Know it that I won’t But it's important to note, that it's only the liars who have proper respect for truth. All the lies that I've told, are mainly to protect the truth. There is an under- Every night haunts me lying truth and there is an irresistible need to hide it. A reality which shouldn't be No rest no peace no sleep true in any way and doesn't need to be digni ed with a name. My every thought haunts me I can do nothing but weep A lie is a temporary measure - a fast relief, a rst aid, an armour, a pawn & a distraction. These sleepless nights, thoughtless thoughts Force me to give up and quit Until the facts come around - the surgery, the ambulance, the backup, the caval- Those broken dreams, untidy knots ry & the clarity. Question my passion and wit The truth isn't consistent with what's possible, is it? Well, the truth is people Deep within I feel that emptiness would like to live forever, always be happy, be rich and good looking with loads It screams, “Something’s wrong inside” of fans and wonderful showbizzy careers. That's the truth. Whereas what people I try to ignore it, try to escape get is stress, anxiety, confusion and loneliness. What's the truth? The truth is what But there’s nothing in which I can hide people WANT. The buried feelings and emotions Stories tell lies. That's why they're good. Someone has made it up. You start to Have started to rot and stink read the stories and they're full of lies (mostly). The distressed damsels are I wonder if I’m still alive or long dead rescued, the goodies beat the baddies. Justice prevails! Hooray for the lies! So If I and my soul still share a link the real question is Do I want to be a liar and give hope (even if it is false) or an Honest person (you see there isn't one, a single word that describes a truth-tell- My soul speaks to me er) who destroys dreams? Trying to calm me down It wears the mask of my smile I would personally like to be the one who picks up the broken pieces of Dreams As if I can’t see the underlying frown after the Truth has ruined Hopes. What's the word for that? “I know you slipped”, it says Saawri Madkaikar “I know you didn’t do well enough You actually failed ridiculously”, it admits “But I still know you’re good and tough" “You have the power to ruin it all,” it says “But also the potential to turn it all around All you need is here, within you”, it says “Just take a break from what’s outside, by which you’re bound" 1- When you truly love someone, what should A thousand times my soul has said all this matter more? Them being happy, or them being A thousand times I’ve misunderstood that I understood happy ‘with you’? Those words anyway have a calming e ect on me Questions They do nothing signi cant, just lighten up my mood 2- When you hate someone, what should bother Worth you more? How the other person makes you feel, Those words reassure me or how you ‘let’ him/her make you feel? That I still can do it best, I can try But considering the idiot that I am Considering 3- When you help someone, what’s more import- Will I… Will I…WILL I? ant? Your ability to help, or the other person’s ability to use that help wisely? Kushal Chedda Tech -Tricked Making technology work for you Bionic leaf Social Media – Blessing or Bane? Technology and Biology are two di erent arms of science which were rarely How does Social media a ect one’s life? Do we really What one must look for while buying a PC associated; but today, biology is inspiring Engineering to make things bene t from it? Or should we buy the usual argument smaller and better. Technology requires an engine to run on, called electrici- made by our parents about how social media is ruining Note: - We won’t cover speci cations for Mac R9380. These bad boys can play modern ty, which is expensive to produce, and much of it is produced by burning our life? To answer these questions, we are going to users. We might probably write an article games at 1080p and 60fps awlessly. We fossil fuels! break it down into a series of 3 articles. This article about that sooner or later. don’t recommend multiple video cards. Biology has evolved to harvest energy from sources of the most unconven- describes what social media actually is. Technically, Though potentially quick, multi-card con g- tional of sorts, right from boiling geysers to freezing water. What if we get social media comprises websites and applications that Want to buy a PC? You’re at the right place. urations often run into driver or game the best of both worlds? That is, to combine biological systems and techno- enable users to create and share content or to partici- Firstly, whenever someone asks for sugges- support issues that prevent them from logical advancements to produce fuel. This idea has been implemented in pate in social networking. In common tongue, it helps tions we highly recommend them to buy a unlocking their full potential. They’re also many areas of research and continues to develop. The bionic leaf is one such individuals to socialise with others, and to make or desktop. While notebooks have come a long louder and hotter than a single card. project. maintain connections with friends. Social Media has way over the last decade, they are, to this Don’t waste too much on RAM. It all began when Daniel Nocera successfully synthesized a chemical evolved from texting. In the past years, with the growth day, an inherently compromised solution. RAM is usually cheap and adding more catalyst that can easily split water into hydrogen and oxygen. He partnered in usage of mobile phones, there has been an upsurge Fast processors and video cards consume makes a system seem powerful to the uned- with biochemist Pamela Silver of Harvard Medical School, her then-gradu- in social media apps. So socializing on mobile phones gobs of power and produce tons of heat, so ucated consumers. Don’t fall for it. The major- ate student Torella and others to create a signature blend of engineering has gone from texting to “snapping”. Snapping, refers mobile systems have to cut back on perfor- ity of softwares and games sold today will and biology that could convert hydrogen into a viable fuel. to friends sending each other series of “snaps”, or mance while packing on the pounds. run well on a computer with only 8GB or Photovoltaic Solar Cells are more e cient in harvesting energy from incom- pictures, on various apps, particularly Snapchat. The Start with the heart. 16GB of RAM. Anything above that is e ec- ing sunlight than photosynthesis employed by plants and other organisms. idea of Snapchat is that the “snaps” are displayed on the Your rst choice will be between dual- or tively useless. Microbes, photosynthetic or otherwise, are good at turning incoming other friend’s phone for a pre-determined time and quad-core processors. We recommend a Storage wars. energy into useful molecules, whether food or fuel. So Torella and the rest of then automatically get destroyed unless you take a quad unless your budget is extremely low. A Most computers sold today come with at the team paired the photovoltaic water-splitting wafer with Ralstonia eutro- screenshot of the snap or pay a premium which allows dual-core processor is often ne, but some least a 500GB mechanical hard drive and, in pha, a soil bacteria that can use the split hydrogen to power the synthesis of you to save the snaps. Social media includes apps and modern computer softwares and games most cases, a 750GB or 1TB model. More carbon compounds. Using a genetically engineered variant of R. eutropha, websites like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Check make use of additional cores and can be space is better, but unused space isn’t the team made isopropanol, which in essence can substitute ethanol as this space in the next edition for Advantages of Social crippled by a dual-core CPU, and if you’re needed, so our recommendation is simple: fuel. Media. feeling lucky, you could go for hexa-core or buy as much space as you need. A solid-state Fun Fact - isopropanol is the same stu that the doctor applies before giving octa-core processors. Intel or AMD is the way drive is many times quicker than a mechani- an injection. We are familiar with this stu ! Tamim Sangrar to go. While there are constant debates cal drive. For games, this means a level that The trick to getting this to work is to starve the organism and then feed it amongst their performance we recommend could take 30 seconds to load on a normal with an alternative source of energy, in a desperate attempt to survive, the selecting the processor brand which best drive instead loads in 5 to 10 seconds. Games organism starts feeding on the alternative source-this alternative source suits your usage lifestyle and one which is with short load times may sometimes load being hydrogen and carbon dioxide. Pumping out almost 216 milligrams of good for the wallet. almost instantly. isopropanol per litre, this system matches the e ciency of that of a corn A great GPU makes a great PC. plant. Well if you want to buy a PC or laptop for After you’ve nailed down the processor, The system is now in under intense study and research so that when world’s simple computing like making spreadsheets, video card, RAM and hard drive you’ll start to worst dream of exhaustion of fossil fuel is realised, we don’t have to go back PPT’s, or word documents, you probably browse through a wide selection of extras to chipping stones! We can drive cars on isopropanol and light up the world don’t need a Graphics Processing Unit a.k.a. including sound cards, Ethernet adapters, again. Video card. But if you’re a gamer or usually additional USB ports, and more. These extras Such thoughts, when realised, will make the future cleaner and greener for use your PC to edit videos or music, you most aren’t required. Today’s motherboards ship oneself and ultimately for the well being of all life forms. de nitely need a GPU. The video cards sit with a built-in sound card, Ethernet adapter, side-by-side with the processor in impor- and gobs of connectivity. Some even come Rajas Godbole tance. This one component is responsible for with standard Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. These drawing the beautiful graphics you see have made peripheral cards far less of a onscreen. Faster video cards allow better, necessity. smoother graphics and a more immersive So in conclusion as you browse computers Celebrating 100 years of experience. If you want to buy a great PC and choose custom hardware, you should you’ll want to stay away from low-end cards. always remember PCs should be e cient, Einstein’s Theory of relativi- The price-performance sweet spot lies in the powerful and limitless. ty- “Put your hand on a hot mid-range of Nvidia GTX960 & AMD Radeon Shirish Waghmare stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with “Math is the language of the universe”- a pretty girl for an hour, and Neil Degrasse Tyson it seems like a minute.- That’s relativity” Art Wall Amrita Shenoy Deepali Chavan Amrita Shenoy Gayatri Kulkarni Gayatri Godbole Bharvi Sawant Achievements State Level Rhythmic Gymnastics Competi- Intra-college A.D. Shroff Elocution Com- All India Inter University Boxing Tourna- petition ment tion, Amravati Tejas Shivaskar was awarded the Cha- 1st- Sanjukta Nair (TYBA) Aditee Dandekar- 4 gold, 2 silver Our students Shital Valvi (SYBA D) and trapati Puraskar for 2013-2014, on the 2nd- Purnima Nair (TYBA) Radhika Dharap- 1 gold Antra Vaidyanathan (TYBSc A) repre- 4th December. Vasudha Ramkrishna (TYBA) They represented the college by winning sented Mumbai University in this tourna- 3rd - Lavanya Sarkar (SYBA) Team Gold and got selected for national ment. Consolation Prize: level competitions. Manpreet Singh (SYBA) Apurva Tudekar (FYBA) Ajayananda Chari (SYBA) 61st National School Games Shri Hanuman Vyayamshala Prasarak Mandal, Amravati 2015-16 (Swimming), Kolkata (State Level Gymnastics School Games) 1)Aarti Bajirao Patil: FYJC Arts - D Gold in 200 metres in breaststroke Silver in4 x 100 medley relay 2)Jyoti Bajirao Patil FYJC Arts - D Silvers in 100 and 200 metres breaststroke Silver in 100 meter individual medal Silver in 4 x 100 free-style relay 69th Senior National Aquatic (Swimming) Championship 2015, Rajkot. 28th of October to 01st of November 2015 Aarti Bajirao Patil Gold medal in 4 x 100 medley relay Mumbai Regional Scrabble Tournament, IGate. Announcements Our two students Tamim Sangrar and Amolak Hunjan represented Ruia in this Traditional day Samanvay- An inter-departmental festival which cele- tournament. 14 teams participated in all, brates the uniqueness of each department of Ruia Col- out of which only two teams qualified for in Ruia likely to be lege,where students can participate and have an experi- national level in Bangalore. Ruia was one on 4th of January. ence of never-seen-before events with a little added twist of the teams, which qualified on the basis of its own. So let’s come together and celebrate the festi- of splendid performance given by our val of competitiveness and overall fun at the same time. students. May the odds be ever in your favour! 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Don’t you understand, what 99% extinction signi es? What if we vlrkukp ,d {k.k vlk vkyk dh ,d xaHkhj vkrk ;krp vkepk lalkj dkeh ;s.kkaj*- i.k reduce the mankind by 99%? How would they react? You think they’ll remain calm? Lion Tailed Macaque: Both of you, please! No matter how intense the situation is, we have to maintain iz’u leksj mHkk Bkdyk- R;kaph tUeHkweh Eg.ktsp d’kkykp u tqekurk ;’kkyk xol.kh ?kky.;klkBh the decorum. xaqMsxko gs ‘kgjkiklwu vfr’k; nqXkZe Hkkxkr gksra R;kauh nsokyk gkr tksMys vkf.k vfojr d”VkP;k Indian Vulture: I sometimes feel, although they have termed us “endangered”, our masters would never give us an vkf.k xkokrwu ‘kgjkr tk.kkjk] brj xkokauk Lok/khu >kys] m|kP;k Økarhlw;kZph ;’kLoh vis{kk upper edge over their lives. tksM.kkjk ,dgh jLrk uOgrk- ex lektk’kh dj.;klkBh Bengal Tiger: As in? You want them to care for us? You think they will ever give us a higher priority? Those supremely tksM.kkj rjh dla\ izkar tksMyk xsyk Rkjp lekt c?krk c?krk R;k egkuk;dkus Lor%P;k v[kaM evolved creatures are rstly not endangered, critical or on verge of extinction. But they are in search of tksMyk tkbZy vkf.k ukrh xqaQyh tkrhy gs rs dekbZrwu] vFkd ifjJekauh ,d uOgs nksu uOgs rj luxury! That’s why they hunt me down, take my skin and mint a lot of paper; they call it money! Those who already possess a lot of this paper also hunt us, I fail to understand why? tk.kwu gksrs- i.k jLrs cuok;ps Eg.kts HkkaMoy rCcy 58 o”ksZ f>twu HkyseksBs 7 Mksaxj Hksnwu 40 Asiatic Lion: Luxury, maybe! vkya] ra=Kku vkya vkf.k izcG bPNk’kDrhgh fdehps jLrs r;kj dsys- vkf.k vkt izR;sd jLR;- Lion Tailed Macaque: Here we are ghting for our survival and they want luxury? vkyhp- ek= euk’kh iDdk fu/kkZj dsyk vkf.k jLrk kow:u tsOgk eksVkjh] eksVkj lk;dyh] ‘kkGdjh Indian Vulture: To be honest, they’re just ddling with nature and testing its patience. We used to survive on the esh r;kj dj.;kpk foMk mpyyk- ifgyk jLRkk eqys] cktkjgkVkyk tk.kkjs xkodjh] nq%[kh fiMhr of Zoroastrians but due to the presence of drug in their corpse, I tend to keep away. Sadly, we are on the djrkukp leksj mHkk gksrk Hkyk eksBk Mksaxj- vkrk tkrkr rs ikgwu xq:thauk vJw vukoj gksrkr- xqaMsx- verge of extinction. Li/kkZ FksV fulxkZ’khp gksrh- 4 fdyksehVji;ZarP;k koph jLR;kph leL;k vkt loZrksijh nwj >kysyh Bengal Tiger: Well, let’s wrap up this convention before they nd this hide out and poach us. Hope we all survive till next week. ;k ekxkZr nkV >kMh] eksBs vksgksG] ukys] nÚ;k] vkgs- Indian Vulture: What about issues related to pollution? We didn’t address them. jku>kMh] fdjZ oukaps vMFkGs gksrs- MksaxjdM;k- loZLoh lektklkBh vk;q”; okg.kkjs Hkkidj xq:th Lion Tailed Macaque: Trust me, they know about it extremely well. toGwu tk.kkjh ikÅy okV gksrh ftFks ik; vktgh lektkyk vKkr vkgsr ;kph [kar okVrs- Asiatic Lion: They’ll continue cutting trees. They’ll continue polluting the rivers. fulVyk rj dMsyksVp- vi?kkrkpk lkiGk ;k ßejkBh ekÅaVueWuÞyk lektkph gh mnklhurk Indian Vulture: WHY? vlysyk gk vMp.khpk ekxZ xq:thauh gkrh ?ksryk- f[kUu djrs- r:.kkauh Lor%yk ns’kklkBh >ksdwu Bengal Tiger: Well, they have become tolerant. ex dk;! lo;hizek.ks lektkrhy rFkkdfFkr Vhdk- fnya ikfgts v’kh Hkkouk rs eksB;k vk’ksus O;Dr We all were taken aback and didn’t speak a word on our way back. For us, this fast paced conversation was an eye opener. Most of the times, we know our problems but have no solutions or will to counter them. Things have to change. 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