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November 2020 in THIS ISSUE BEYOND the PAPERS CONTENT November 2020 IN THIS ISSUE BEYOND THE PAPERS CONTENT 04 Editorial Reporting 06 1. Science, Society, Industry and You! 2. Educational Reforms 3. Wanderlust: The Virtual Way via B.Voc. department tours! Buzz Around 18 1. Why caste and gender matters 3.2. Ruiaबेटिंगची Buzz बॅटिंग Careerwise & 29 Artwall 1. Photography In A Budget 2. Institues Of Photography 3. Stepping Into The Shoes 4. Art Of The Month 5. Photograph Of The Month 6. Columnist Submission 7. Photography Exhibition 8. Comic 9. Cartoon 10. Illustration 11. Roam Around The City Behind The Scenes 53 & Safarnama 1. Celebrating Nature and the Divine 2. Carnivals and Other Celebrations of Creativity 3. Culture Cruising 4. My Favourite Cultural Wonderlands 5. Festivals amidst a Global Pandemic 6. Celebrating (Eco-) Consciously 7. Two festivals you need to know if you love animals 77 Insight 1. Humanity 2. One among millions 3. Selflessness 87 OP-ED 1. Changing face of Technology in Propoganda and Politics a. Introduction b. History and Impact 2. Upcoming - Bihar and Us Presidential Elections 96 Open Forum 1. The Gandi Baat in Cinema 2. It’s the Victim’s Fault 3. Understanding Female Oppression : We Need a Namami Ganga 2.0 116 Tech-Tricked 1. How to Feel Like a Genius - Billionaire - Playboy - Philanthropist - Using Your Cell Phone and Internet 2. A New Ace Against Aging 127 Fictionally Yours 1. Does love reflect? 2. Old Man 139 Credits Disclaimer: The views expressed belong to the authors and it does not reflect the official policy or position of The Ruiaite Monthly in any manner. Lastly, keeping the festival spirits high, we explore folk festivals around the world and the new ways of celebrating festivals during the pandemic. Do write to us about how you Hello there! Welcome to the November plan to celebrate festivals this year - our edition. email ID’s ruiaiteprgmail.com. Looking forward to hearing from you! The festival season has begun throughout the country. Diwali has brought new hope and Here’s to a great read. excitement. With this new optimism, we are hoping that everything returns to normalcy very soon. The Editorial Team This month we explore a variety of topics. Check out Buzz and Open Forum for a thorough understanding of the Hathras rape case and the different aspects of sexual violence. In the midst of The United States presidential elections, Op-Ed analyzes the impact of the changing face of technology with relation to political propaganda. For all the photography enthusiasts, we also have an exclusive interview with Mr.Vipin ole, promoter of ‘The Focal’. Lastly, keeping the festival spirits high, we explore folk festivals around the world and the new ways of celebrating festivals during the pandemic. Do write to us about how you Hello there! Welcome to the November plan to celebrate festivals this year - our edition. email ID’s ruiaiteprgmail.com. Looking The festival season has begun throughout the forward to hearing from you! country. Diwali has brought new hope and Here’s to a great read. excitement. With this new optimism, we are hoping that everything returns to normalcy very soon. The Editorial Team This month we explore a variety of topics. Check out Buzz and Open Forum for a thorough understanding of the Hathras rape case and the different aspects of sexual violence, respectively. In the midst of The United States presidential elections, Op-Ed analyzes the impact of the changing face of technology with relation to political propaganda. For all the photography enthusiasts, we also have an exclusive interview with Mr.Vipin ole, promoter of ‘The Focal’, in store for you. 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By the problems, are felicitated every year by giving them end of the lecture, various queries of the students as Science, Society, cash prizes. well as teachers were solved by the chief guest. The webinar concluded with a formal vote of thanks Industry and You! Dr. Vaibhav Wagh gave the introduction of the given by the convener of the Ruia Science Arya Nair | SYBSc esteemed guest lecturer Prof. Sunil Bhagwat. The 4 minutes read Association Dr. Madhavi Badole. The event ended speaker initiated the lecture by formally up being a success with everyone getting insights introducing the audience to ICT and its On the 23rd of September 22, The Department Of from how times transformed from discovering fire wide-spread recognition. 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Mrs. Niyati Khambete commenced the virtual meet He stated that sustainable development is the need by thanking the chief guest of the event, Prof. Sunil of the hour. With modern problems of pollution and Bhagwat, for accepting the invitation. Dr. Manish energy usage due to the ever-increasing Hate then gave a formal introduction about the population, the solution is not going back to the speciality of the event, provided insight on Mr. A. P. Stone Age but developing modern methods. The use Rao, and his journey from being a student to of solar energy increased in India to 2 W but still, becoming the first Ruiaite to hold the position of India has a long way to go since the European principal after being a faculty in the college for four countries with much less solar energy are doing decades and two years as the vice principal. Under much better in solar power production. He stated his guidance, the college established the that the solution to green energy would come from audio-visual room and contributed immensely to India itself. Indian plastic use has seven lives, but his favorite field sports, and his subject chemistry. western countries have only one. reen energy Mr. Sathe went on to explain how graduates, who usage will be better and promising with excel in sports and chemistry but face financial bio-methane and biogas in the coming years. By the problems, are felicitated every year by giving them end of the lecture, various queries of the students as cash prizes. well as teachers were solved by the chief guest. The webinar concluded with a formal vote of thanks Dr. Vaibhav Wagh gave the introduction of the given by the convener of the Ruia Science esteemed guest lecturer Prof. Sunil Bhagwat. The Association Dr. Madhavi Badole. The event ended speaker initiated the lecture by formally up being a success with everyone getting insights introducing the audience to ICT and its On the 23rd of September 22, The Department Of from how times transformed from discovering fire wide-spread recognition. Moving on to the topic of Chemistry and Ruia Science Association organized a to now, finding how to use natural resources, and the hour- Science, Society, Industry, and You he webinar named, Science, Society, Industry and biogas for sustainable development. started by asking about human life, from its most You, as a tribute to our former principal, the late significant victory, the fire, to the development of Mr. A. P. Rao, where teachers from various fields tools in 13th -14th BC and then the wheel in the 17th like philosophy, music, and chemistry delivered BC. He illustrated how aristocrats from France, lectures on th September, his birthday. Due to the ermany, and other European countries found the difficulties caused by the pandemic, the memorial Stone Age in the modern world. He then talked lecture was hosted on the 23rd and not on the th of about how generously Indians supplied wheat to September on the platform of oogle Meet. the US during the famines. Mrs. Niyati Khambete commenced the virtual meet He stated that sustainable development is the need by thanking the chief guest of the event, Prof. Sunil of the hour. With modern problems of pollution and Bhagwat, for accepting the invitation. Dr. Manish energy usage due to the ever-increasing Hate then gave a formal introduction about the population, the solution is not going back to the speciality of the event, provided insight on Mr.
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