J A N U A R Y 2 0 2 1 THE ORIENTAL BUZZ
The college magazine by the 1st year students
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OUR PATRONS
Dr. K.L. Thakral {Founder Chairman OGI & Chancellor O.U. Indore}
Shri Praveen Thakral {Chairman, OGI}
Shri R.K. Sahni {CEO, OGI}
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CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE
Shri Praveen Thakral Chairman, Oriental Group
I am delighted to understand that the young students, who have taken admission to Oriental Institute of Science and Technology during the current academic year, to pursue their degree program in diverse disciplines of engineering, have started showcasing their co curricular talents, thus informing their will to excel and perform, in spite of the tough times, we are all facing, since almost a year. I heartily congratulate them and their teachers for taking up this laudable initiative of collating and channelizing their contributions by bringing out “Oriental Buzz”, which is biannual in terms of its publication. I am sure this one small step will help in achieving glory and success in your professional pursuits. I wish “Oriental Buzz” shall be successful in encouraging and nurturing the talents of all our students at large. TTTHHHEEE OOORRRIIIEEENNNTTTAAALLL BBBUUUZZZZZZ
DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE
Dr. K.G. Sudhakar Director, OIST
I am personally pleased to know that my young student colleagues, who have taken admission to I year degree program in various disciplines of engineering in our institute, have already started exhibiting their co- curricular talents thus proving pandemic can do physical harm but definitely not the mental harm.. I am delighted to go through your contributions on diverse natured issues and topics which clearly inform me the importance of nurturing skills and talents of young students like you, who are expected to contribute to the cause of the society in times to come. I know, young students, directly into professional academic ambience can be decoyed for varieties of reasons. But opportunistic avenues such as this are expected to put you on in a right path, very much essential to succeed, not only as a professional education student but also as a professional. I shall always encourage you, I shall always support you in all your pursuits expected to contribute to your professional growth. TTTHHHEEE OOORRRIIIEEENNNTTTAAALLL BBBUUUZZZZZZ
HOD'S MESSAGE
Dr. Ritu Monga HOD, Basic Sciences, OIST
It gives me immense pleasure to present "The Oriental Buzz" an E Magazine of First year of the Institute. It is the talent and outcome of our students which is reflected through this. This is one of the best platforms for our magazine to present multifaceted personalities and innovative ideas. Our magazine is a literally expression of our students that shall promote better human values, culture & affection among all. I take this as opportunity to thank our respected Chairman Sir Shri Praveen Thakral, CEO Shri R.K. Sahni and our Director Dr. K.G. Sudhakar for having faith in us and giving us opportunity to work on the E Magazine. I thank all the students for their wonderful response and enthusiastic participation without whom this would not have been possible. Last but not the least, I thank my E Magazine team without whom this would be dream only; I respect their efforts and feel really proud of them. I hope you will enjoy the Magazine. TTTHHHEEE OOORRRIIIEEENNNTTTAAALLL BBBUUUZZZZZZ EDITORIAL BOARD
Guidance Counsellors
Dr. Sunita N. Thapak Dr. Jaya Garg
Editorial Head
Om Garg
CSE-AIML, I Semester
Editor & Designer
Vedansh Chawda
CSE-AIML, I Semester
Volunteers
Ritik Meena (CSE) Aryan Chaurasia (CSE-AIML) Deeja Shandilya (CSE-AIML) Shrishti Singh (CSE-AIML) Ishan Sharma (CSBS) Nikita Deshmukh (CSBS) Ishan Choubey (EC-A) Kamal Gajwani (EC-A) Sajal Sthapak (EC-B) Siddhart Shukla (EC-B) Vikalp Rathore (IT) Sanu Simon (ME-B) CONTENTS
Topics Page No.
1.Cyber Security 1 2.Jungle Babbler 2 3.I heard about Democracy 4 4.Arcylic Painting 5 5.The Legend- Irrfan Khan 6 6.Amargarh Waterfalls 8 7.वो आइने म खड़ी लड़क 9 8.Abstract Paintings 10 9.New AI model can predict ...... 11 10.Buxar 12 11.चलो सुनाए ँ तु ह आज एक कहानी...... 13 12.Portrait Painting 14 13.Swami Vivekanand 15 14.Black Drongo 17 15.The motivation we need 18 16.Sketch 19 17.Self driving cars with machine learning 20 18.Sport is an important...... 22 19.Some Engineer’s Facts You ...... 23 20.Pen Art 24 21.Sports Achievements 25
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CYBER SECURITY
-By Vikalp Rathore (IT, I Semester)
INTRODUCTION:-
WHY WRITE ABOUT CYBERSECURITY AND CYBERWAR? With the rise of “all this cyber stuff,” this immensely important but incredibly short history of computers and the Internet has reached a defining point. Just as the upside of the cyber domain is rippling out into the physical domain, with rapid and often unexpected consequences, so too is the downside. As we will explore, the astounding numbers behind “all this cyber stuff” drive home the scale and range of the threats: 97 percent of 500 fortune companies have been hacked (and 3 percent likely have been too and just don’t know it), and more than one hundred governments are gearing up to fight battles in the online domain. Indeed, President Barack Obama declared that “cyber security risks pose some of the most serious economic and national security challenges of the 21st century,” a position that has been repeated by leaders in countries from Britain to China. How to secure any computer; just unplug it.The problem is not only that the joke is becoming outdated in an era of wireless and rechargeable devices,but once a machine is plugged in,there are practically an infinite number of ways its use might deviate from its intended purpose.This deviation is a malfunction. When the difference between the expected behavior and actual behavior is caused by an adversary,then malfunction is a “security’ problem.
HOW IT ALL WORKS? Now that your computer has the location of the data, how will that data get to your computer? The server at Brookings needs to know that it should send data to your machine, and the data needs to get there. Figure illustrates how your computer requests a web page by breaking down the request into packets and sending them across the Internet. First, at the “layer” of the application, your browser interprets the click of your mouse as a command in the Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP), which defines how to ask for and deliver content. This command is then passed down to the transport and network layers. Transport is responsible for breaking the data down into packet-sized chunks and making sure that all. It is simultaneously becoming massively bigger (each day some 2,500,000,000,000,000,000 bytes are added to the global supply of digital information) and far more personalized. PPPAAAGGGEEE 111 TTTHHHEEE OOORRRIIIEEENNNTTTAAALLL BBBUUUZZZZZZ
WHAT CAN WE DO? A number of senior government leaders have pushed this “secure” model. In addition to encouraging new accountability, this approach also offers opportunities for what are known as “confidence building measures,”The bigger, longer-term issue is whether that will be possible. The world is divided into very different visions of the Internet and its governance. One, coming largely from more authoritarian countries, wants “to turn back the clock and regain sovereignty over their own national bits of the Internet.” The alternative vision, coming largely from democratic states, sees the very openness of the internet as the key of its success,allowing it to evolve to meet its users virtual wants and needs,regardless of their physical location in the world.
CONCLUSION:- What Do I Really Need to Know in the End? Given what we’ve seen happen in cyberspace already, it is certainly daunting to imagine such a world. And it’s even more overwhelming when we can be certain that there are more trends that lie beyond. Undoubtedly, new technologies and applications will emerge that will revolutionize our conceptions.
The idea that these machines would one day do everything from steal a person’s identity to literally become weapons of mass disruption would have scared the wits out of our younger selves. The prospect of entering such a dangerous online world likely would have reduced us to tears and spurred please to our parents not to hit the “power” button. Today, we wouldn’t have it any other way. Our journey into the world of cyberspace has given us, and the rest of humanity, fantastic powers that were then unimaginable. We must accept and manage the risks of this world both online and real because of all that can be achieved in it. And that's what every needs to know.
Did you know:- Cyber crime damages will cost the world $6 trillion annually by 2021, up from $3 trillion in 2015. Cybersecurity spending will exceed $1 trillion from 2017 to 2021. The world will have 3.5 million unfilled cybersecurity jobs by the end of 2021. Ransomware damage costs are predicted to grow more than 57X from 2015 to 2021. 70 percent of cryptocurrency transactions will be for illegal activity by 2021.
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JUNGLE BABBLER This familiar ash-brown colored babbler has a yellow bill and a dark brow in front of the eye that contrasts with its pale eye giving it a perpetual “angry” look. It has vague streaking on the upperparts, diffuse mottling on its throat, and barring on its tail. The multiple races vary slightly in color and strength of markings except the race somervillei of the NW peninsula which has dark brown outer wing feathers that contrast with the rest of the wing. They are often seen in noisy flocks hopping on the ground and flicking litter in search of food.
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I HEARD ABOUT DEMOCRACY
I heard about democracy, Good for common, best for aristocracy. People had struggled and faced the fights, Then after they got, respect and rights. Leaders of here are elected person, But they always, do the conversion. We elect them and make them respectful, Even after that, they make us fool. There is election, for different sections, Did you know:- People elect them, as for their satisfaction. People faced fights, to gain their rights, The ancient epic They labored whole days as well as nights. Indian poem the Leaders of our country, became corrupted person, Mahabharata runs They take the bribe, for taking any action. to over 100,000 They won the election and seized our rights, Later they increase the, taxes size. lines. People become dishonest, because of corruption, It spread all around, like an infection. People elect their representatives, with the proud, But nobody knows, they're already a fraud. So, Vote those person who thinks for every section, And should work themselves with perfection.
A poem by Adarsh Jaiswal (CSE-AIML, I Semester)
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ARCYLIC PAINTINGS
Acrylic painting is an art style that is created using synthetic acrylic resins. Acrylics dry rapidly and give the visual impression of both watercolour and oil paintings. Acrylic paintings became popular in the 20th century when artists were concerned about the health risk posed by handling oil paints and its fumes.
Did you know:-
Acrylic paint is a fast- drying paint made of pigment suspended in acrylic polymer emulsion and plasticizers, silicon oils, defoamers, stabilizers, metal soaps. Acrylic paints are water- soluble, but become water-resistant when dry.
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A Painting by Shrishti Singh (CSE-AIML, I Semester) PPPAAAGGGEEE 555 TTTHHHEEE OOORRRIIIEEENNNTTTAAALLL BBBUUUZZZZZZ
THE LEGEND- IRRFAN KHAN
-By Vedansh Chawda (CSE- AIML, I Semester)
The IRRFAN KHAN (7 January 1967 – 29 April 2020), One of the LEGEND actor of India and is also known for his strong acting in Bollywood, he is also known for his work in Hollywood films, he has been awarded three times by Filmfare Awards and the best actor film 'Paan Singh Tomar'. He has also been awarded the National Award for the Padma Shri Award, the audience believes that he performs the whole act with his eyes and that was his specialty, he is famous because of doing films out of the box. Irrfan Khan was born on 7th January 1967 in a Muslim family of PATHANS in Rajasthan. His full name was IRRFAN ALI KHAN. His father Yasin Ali Khan was from Khajuriya village in Tonk District in Rajasthan and mother Saeeda Begum Khan was form Tonk and they ran a tyre business. He spent his childhood in Tonk and then in Jaipur. Irrfan was good at cricket as he was selected in the tournament emerging players under 23- category for CK Nayadu Trophy.However he didn’t attend the tournament as he could not afford the travel expenses. Later he showed his interest in acting influenced by his maternal uncle Dr. Sazid Niasar, a theatre artist in Jodhpur. Irrfan completed his M.A. before joining the National School of Drama (NSD) in New Delhi in 1984 to study Acting. On 23rd February 1995,Irrfan married to Sudapa Sikdar, a writer of bollywood screenplays. They have two sons BABIL and AYAN. His career started with television serials and in his early days he appeared in serials like Chanakya, Bharat Ek Khoj, Chandrakanta. His film career started with a small role from the film 'Salaam Bambe', after which he made small and big roles in many films but the real identity was that he was called 'Maqbool', 'Rog', 'Life in a Metro', 'Slumdog Millionaire ' ' , ' Paan Singh Tomar ',' The Lunchbox ',' Hindi Medium ' and many more.
"Irrfan Khan net worth: Irrfan Khan is an Indian actor who had a net worth of $50 million dollars at the time of his death."
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List of Awards and Nominations received by Irrfan Khan:-
In March 2018, Khan revealed via a tweet that he had been diagnosed with a neuro endocrine tumor. He sought treatment in the UK for a year and returned to India in February 2019. Irrfan Khan bid goodbye to the world at 53, just over a month after the release of his last film Angrezi Medium. The actor had taken a break from work to undergo treatment for neuro endocrine tumour and had even returned to complete the shooting of the film post recovery. He was admitted to Mumbai's Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital on 28 April 2020, where he started receiving treatment for a colon infection. He died the following day from the infection. His mother Saeda Begum, aged 93, had died just four days prior in Jaipur. Film personalities and literary figures around the globe paid tributes online upon the news of his death. Khan was buried at the VersovaKabristan in Mumbai and his last rites were performed by his sons.
“Sir you have gone from our sight, but never from our hearts.”
Did you know:-
The Warrior was a historical film in which he played the lead role. In 2001, the film was shown in many film festivals. This film also brought Irfan to fame.
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AMARGARH WATERFALLS
Amargarh falls are located in the Heart of Ratapani Wildlife Sanctuary in the Hoshangabad district. It is a famous spot as this area has 3 waterfalls, Amargarh Falls, Silwani Kho falls & group of small waterfalls surrounding the region. The forest is quite dense & a haven for wild animals which includes sloth bears, tigers, Leopard, Fox, deer, blue-bull, which common sightings here. Rich in the traces left behind by the early human settlements, the region of Amargarh Waterfalls is replete of ancient cave painting shelters.
Did you know:-
The total trek of about 14 km itself is a beautiful experience, followed by much more surreal views at the end of it. The 80 ft tall waterfall will be a sight to behold amidst all the natural beauty and is worth capturing in your memories, as well as in your photographs. Apart from these, the other grand highlight is the cave paintings left behind by the ancient civilizations that thrived here long ago. The way also passes lush through lush green jungles that are home to many wild animals and rare birds.
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वो आइने म खड़ी लड़क
वो आइने म खड़ी लड़क अकसर मुझे न सहत दया करती है
खुद के अंदर झांकने क म ते कया करती है Did you know:- कमज़ोरी तुझमे नही तेरी सोच म है कहकर मुझसे ही मेरी शकायत कया करती है "Bhartendu Harishchandra" पूछा जब म ने उसे अंदर मेरे ये शोर कै सा Hindi literature is unimaginable
तेरे ही मन क आवाज़ है जवाब दया करती है without Bhartendu
चाहत तेरी कु छ और थी पर फै सला कु छ और है Harishchandra, one of the मेरे फै सलो पर वो गौर फरमाया करती है greatest Hindi writers of शीशा ही कह पाए दल बेज बान हो गया है modern India. Also known as the वो है जो मेरी हर अनकही बात जान जाया करती है father of Hindi literature and Hindi theatre, he was a recognized poet and a leading figure in Hindi prose writing.
A Poem by Nikita Deshmukh (CSBS, I Semester) PPPAAAGGGEEE 999 TTTHHHEEE OOORRRIIIEEENNNTTTAAALLL BBBUUUZZZZZZ
ABSTRACT PAINTINGS
Abstract art is art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality but instead use shapes, colours, forms and gestural marks to achieve its effect.
Did you know:-
Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky was a Russian painter and art theorist. Kandinsky is generally credited as the pioneer of abstract art.
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-By Aryan Chaurasia (CSE- AIML, I Semester)
Air Pollution which is the reason behind the deaths of more than eleven thousand people across the world, and even rising as the population is aging continuously. It is estimated that more than 175,000 people could die over the next decade from the strokes and heart attacks only caused by Air Pollution. A team of computer scientists from Lough borough University in the England’s Leicestershire have developed a new Artificial Intelligence System that predicts Air Pollution levels day in advance. The team claims that the system will provide the insight into the environmental factors that have significant impacts on air pollution levels. For the analysis of the data about air pollution, a network of sensors will be installed throughout the cities to predict the pollution levels. The system mainly focuses on the amount of “PM 2.5” particulates in the air, i.e., about 3% size of a human hair, it is often characterized as causing reduced visibility in cities and hazy- looking air when pollution levels are quite high. To train the system, the team used public historical data on air pollution in Beijing and then tested the algorithms. The team selected China as the targeted region, are Chinese cities have serious air pollution problems. The enormity of air pollution has always been a matter of immense concern for the whole world. India, in fact, is currently facing one of the highest disease burdens from air pollution in the world, with an estimated 100% of the population living in areas with PM 2.5 Concentrations. Only by understanding the fundamental social transformations and by involving our communities in defining the wat forward, we will be able to drive these unique technological innovations for a better future. Armed with artificial intelligence, companies can surely help the world breathe better.
Fun Fact:- Scientists once considered New Delhi before Beijing but they were unable to conduct any tests as there were no Indian institutes came in the support to participate in the survey.
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BUXAR
Buxar, also spelled Baksar, is an ancient town located in north eastern India just south of the Ganges River. It is a place of Hindu pilgrimage having connections with the god Rama. The small fort here was of importance due to its position commanding the Ganges. An important battle took place here on 23rd October 1764 when the British defeated the combined forces of Shuja- ud-Dowlah and Kasim Ali Khan and became the paramount power in Bengal.
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चलो सुनाएँ तु ह आज एक कहानी......
चलो सुनाए ँ तु ह आज एक कहानी, दद से जूज़ी वो मासूम रानी! शहज़ाद अपने पता क थी, रोइ उसक चता भी थी! आग क लौ म भी नमी थी, बस यही देखने क कमी थी! नकली थी वो पढ़ने लखने, पता का नाम रौशन करने ! माँ का यार भी था उसके साथ, भाई ने भी थामा था उसका हाथ! छोड़ के आये थे उसके शहर म , दल ना था शायद, शहर वालो के ज़हन म ! वो नामद , नाकार क नज़र से बचती, रात से पहले घर को भागती! कु छ देरी या ई उस दन उसको, बुज़ दल खुद को शेर समझ बैठे ! शका रय जैसे नज़र डाले, ह सहम जाए, दल उनके काले। बेबसी का उसक फायदा उठाया, उस मासूम को उ ह ने चीर खाया! रोका बोहोत उस न ही जान ने, टोका बोहोत, उस नादान ने। एक ना सुनी उन हैवान ने, जला दया बचारी को चंद पल म । वो बाप, वो माँ, वो भाई, वो घर, इंतेज़ार म थे अपनी परी के ! वो ठहरे मासूम बचारे, या जान शहर वाले के तरीके ! वो माँ बाप रोये ब त बेट क दशा देख, वो भाई टूट गया बहन को जला देख!
बेट को इंसाफ दलाने, नकले वो बदलाव लाने! पु लस कचेरी कहां ना दौड़े, कसके आगे हाथ ना जोड़े! ढूंढ लया गुनहगार को, सबको बताया बेट का सच! उ मीद बोहोत थी इंसाफ क , पर कोट ने गलती माफ क ! वो नामद उस दन ज बनाये, बचने क कहानी सबको सुनाये! चार दन का जोश भी जागा, मोमब ी हाथ मे लए, हर कोई इं डया गेट को भगा! परअंत मे वही आ, शांत हो गया सारा माहौल! ख म कहानी वही रहा हाल। कहानी पसंद नही आई? बदल ल गे। थोड़ा आप आगे बढो थोड़ा हम बढ़ल गे। देश को भी बदल गे, देश के युवा को भी हम सुधार ल गे!
""Rape is not just a women's issue. It's about men who stop behaving like human beings and start behavimg like animals."
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PORTRAIT PAINTING
A portrait painting is a painting, photograph, sculpture, or other artistic representation of a person, in which the face and its expression is predominant. The intent is to display the likeness, personality, and even the mood of the person.
Did you know:-
It is a common perception that portrait means the figure of a single person, striking a pose and giving the best of expressions. However, it is not true. Traditionally, there have been family portraits (most prominently royal family portraits), couple portraits and group portraits. There have been portraits depicting a conversation between two people, and even activities.
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SWAMI VIVEKANAND
-By Om Garg (CSE-AIML, I Semester)
INTRODUCTION:-
WHEN HE MET RAMAKRISHNAPARAMAHAMSA:- Swami Vivekananda was born on 12 January 1863 . His name was Narendranath Datta and he was an Indian Hindu monk. He was a chief disciple of the 19th-century Indian mystic Ramakrishna Naren (as he was popularly known as) was born at his ancestral home at 3 Gourmohan Mukherjee Street in British Capital Calcutta. Son of Vishwanath Dutta, who was an attorney at the Calcutta High Court and a devout housewife Bhubaneswari Devi, Naren's upbringing was influenced by his father's liberal thinking and his mother's spiritual and religious temperament. Vivekananda was very eager to see God and know about the existence of God. When he met Shri Ramakrishna at Dakshineswar, he asked him whether he had seen God. He answered, ‘Yes I have’. I see God as clearly as I see you, in a more profound sense. Ramakrishna told him God lives within every human being. So, if we serve mankind, then we can serve God. Influenced by his divine spirituality, Vivekananda accepted Ramakrishna as his guru and started his monk life thereafter. When he became a monk, he was 25 years old and named as ‘Swami Vivekananda’. Later in his life, he founded the Ramakrishna Mission which is rendering voluntary social service to the poor and distressed irrespective of religion, caste, and creed. He also introduced the Indian Philosophy of Hinduism to western countries and led the ‘Vedanta Movement’. Ramakrishna told his disciples to see Vivekananda as their leader and spread the ‘Vedanta’ philosophy, before his death. He followed Ramakrishna throughout his life and took all his responsibilities after his death.
“Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life – think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of your body be full of that idea and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success.”
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HIS CONTRIBUTION:- Vivekananda contributed to the literary field with his works Bhakti Yoga, My Master, Raja Yoga, etc. His teachings and valuable ideas became the greatest philosophical asset of India. He founded Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission on the name of his guru in 1897. He also founded Belur Math that disseminated the religious and spiritual teachings of Vivekananda. It also engages in educational and social work.He became famous globally due to his speech in Chicago. Many Indian leaders were attracted by his nationalist views and great thoughts. Sri Aurobindo praised him for awakening the Indian spirituality. Mahatma Gandhi also said to him one of the great Hindu reformers promoting Hinduism.
HIS DEATH:- He died at 9:20 p.m. while meditating. According to his disciples, Vivekananda attained mahasamdhi,the rupture of a blood vessel in his brain was reported as a possible cause of death. His disciples believed that the rupture was due to his brahmarandhra (an opening in the crown of his head) being pierced when he attained mahasamadhi. Vivekananda fulfilled his prophecy that he would not live forty years.He was cremated on a sandalwood funeral pyre on the bank of the Ganga in Belur, opposite where Ramakrishna was cremated sixteen years earlier.
CONCLUSION:- Swami Vivekananda was a great spiritual man and philosopher around the world. He wanted global spirituality, harmony, universal brotherhood, and peace across the world. His teaching and philosophy still exists in the present day and guides the modern era youth. His founded organizations are spreading his teaching and philosophy and working for the improvement of society and the nation. He promoted Vedanta and many social services. He will be an inspiration for the youth of the world forever.
Did you know:- Amazing concentration power was also displayed in America. In America, he was sitting near a water body when he saw two young American guys attempting to shoot egg shells floating on water. The boys failed in every attempt when they noticed Vivekananda smirking. They were annoyed and asked Vivekananda to try. Amazingly enough, Vivekananda shot 12 times and every time he managed to hit his target. The amazed guys asked him the secret to which Vivekananda said that all they have to do is concentrate only and only on the targets and forget everything else in vicinity.
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BLACK DRONGO:- The black drongo is a small Asian passerine bird of the drongo family Dicruridae. It is a common resident breeder in much of tropical southern Asia from southwest Iran through India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka east to southern China and Indonesia and accidental visitor of Japan.
Did you know:- "The black drongo (Dicrurus macrocercus) is a small Asian passerine bird of the drongo family Dicruridae.
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THE MOTIVATION WE NEED
-By Samiksha Jain (IT, I Semester)
Let me ask you a question about what you mean by success as we all know that different people have different definitions of this topic. But here comes another word “motivation”, but what does it mean? Have you ever wondered about it? Let me tell you that the simple and easy-to-understand definition of motivation is the reason for people’s actions, desires, and needs. In simple words motive means needs, desires motivation is derived from the word motive. You might have heard about motivational speakers all around the world but do you know what they do? They just tell the people the ways through which they earn, become successful and happy in their life. But the main thing is the self-motivation. Just think that I can change my destiny. It’s your life that makes it large.
""The struggle you are in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow"
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SKETCH
Sketch, traditionally a rough drawing or painting in which an artist notes down his preliminary ideas for a work that will eventually be realized with greater precision and detail.
A Sketch by Rahul Pandit (IT, I Semester)
A Sketch by Nancy (IT, I Semester)
“"To succeed in your mission, you must have a single-minded devotion to your goal.”"
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SELF DRIVING CARS WITH MACHINE LEARNING
-By Deeja Shandilya (CSE-AIML, I Semester)
Just over a decade ago, the idea of being chauffeured around by a string of zeroes and ones was ludicrous o pretty much everybody who wasn’t at an abandoned Air Force base outside Los Angeles, watching a dozen driver less cars glide through real traffic. That event was the Urban Challenge, the third and final competition for autonomous vehicles put on by DARPA; the Pentagon’s skunk works arms.
MACHINE LEARNING:- At its simplest, this artificial intelligence tool trains computers to do things identify cyclists by showing them millions of examples of the subject at like detect lane lines and hand. Because the world is too complex to write a rule for every possible scenario, it’s key to have cars that can learn from experience and figure out how to navigate on their own.
THE FUTURE OF SELF-DRIVING CARS: -
Let’s start with the question you definitely want to ask: When will self- driving cars take over? Answer: wrong question. The autonomous vehicle is not a single device that someday will be ready and start shipping. It’s a system, a collection of inventions applied in a novel way. And, remember, the advance of the original car was constrained and shaped by forces like the growth of the road network and the availability of gasoline. The takeover of the self- driving car will depend on a new set of questions- the questions you should be asking.
The term machine learning was coined in 1959 by Arthur Samuel, an American IBMer and pioneer in the field of computer gaming and artificial intelligence.
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AS SELF- DRIVING CARS APPROACH THE AUTO INDUSTRY RUSHES TO REBUILD:- Automotive supply chains span tiers of companies scattered around the globe. Automakers are constantly seeking to reduce cost and complexity- and increase profit- by joining forces with the folks whose strengths match their weaknesses. Now the industry is building the supply chains and partnerships that well help it push into a new self-driving age, one demands manufacturing expertise, artificial intelligence know-how, mapping skills, piles of cash, and more. IN THE PAST five years, autonomous driving has gone from “maybe possible” to “how did anyone ever think this wasn’t inevitable?” to “now commercially available”. In December 2018, Waymo, the company that emerged from Google’s self-driving car project, officially started its commercial self- driving- car service in the suburbs of Phoenix. The details of the program- it’s available only to a few hundred vetted riders, human’s safety operators will remain behind the wheel- may be underwhelming but don’t erase its significance. People are now paying for robot rides. This 21st – century gold rush is motivated by the intertwined forces of opportunity and survival instinct. By one account, driver less tech will add $7 trillion to the global economy and save hundreds of thousands of lives in the next few decades. Simultaneously, it could devastate the auto industry and its associated gas stations, drive- thrush, taxi drivers, and truckers. Some people will prosper. Most will benefit. Many will be left behind. It’s worth remembering that when automobiles first started rumbling down mature- clogged streets, people called them horseless carriages. The moniker made sense; here were vehicles that did what carriages did, minus the hooves. By the time “car” caught on as a term, the invention had become something entirely new. Over a century, it reshaped how humanity moves and thus how (and where and with whom) humanity lives. This cycle has restarted, and the term “driverless car” will soon seem as anachronistic as “horseless carriage”.
We don’t know how cars that don’t need human chauffeurs will mild society, but we can be sure a similar gear shift is on the way.
Python is the leader, with 57% of data scientists and machine learning developers using it and 33% preferring it over other languages for developments. Not only python is a widely-used language, but it is the primary choice for most of its users due to the release of TensorFlow and a wide selection of other libraries.
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SPORT IS AN IMPORTANT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN
Numerous studies have shown that children who play sports perform better at school. It is also within sport that peer status and peer acceptance is established and developed.
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SOME ENGINEER’S FACTS YOU NEVER HEARD OFF!
With some engineering twists and turns along the way, the snowboard has become a marvel of geometry, chemistry, and bio mechanics. Since the snowboard allows deft turns, ski manufacturers have quickly adopted some of the snowboard innovations, enabling skiers to turn with less effort. Engineers understand how much force travels from the ground through the shoe to the foot. Through the work of engineering, weight is distributed throughout the whole foot -- heel to toe. A civil engineer designed a pumping system to circulate just the right amount of water to the flume. Without the right flow of water, there is no ride. Additionally, civil engineers have designed the slide to withstand the weight of people, the water, and even the force of the wind blowing on it. The space program has greatly expanded the world's knowledge base. The technological advancement by engineers in energy, communications, materials, structures, and computers, have made space travel possible. The first Ferris Wheel was created by Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania engineer, George W. Ferris, in 1893. The wheel is supported by two 140-foot steel towers and connected by a 45-foot axle - - the largest single piece of forged steel ever made at that time. Engineers are involved in all aspects of interactive TV technology, from designing new cables, to creating new film emulsions, to engineering better sound quality. This technology allows viewers to select any program, film, or game from more than 500 channels. Engineers play an instrumental role in the theme park industry? Theme park engineers are involved in designing, building, lighting, and even controlling the crowd flow in theme parks around the world. Companies and universities are using engineers to form the Virtual Reality and Simulation Initiative? This technology applies computer simulation and visualization to 3-D modeling projects, such as virtual offices. Computer engineers, in conjunction with animators, have created special effects in movies such as "Jurassic Park," "Forrest Gump," and "Interview with the Vampire"? Through "morphing" technology, images are digitally mastered to appear realistic.
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PEN ART Pen drawing, artwork executed wholly or in part with pen and ink, usually on paper. Pen drawing is fundamentally a linear method of making images.In pure pen drawing in which the artist wishes to supplement his outlines with tonal suggestions of three-dimensional form, modeling must necessarily be effected by the close juxtaposition of a series of strokes forming areas of hatching or cross-hatching.
Did you know:-
Pens are the oldest and most popular of all the drawing media of the Western artist, in part because of the variety of linear effects provided by the three basic types of pens and their adaptability to the changing styles of draftsmanship over many centuries.
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""Sports Achievements""
Kabaddi:- State Level:- U 14 (2015) U 17 (2016) U 17 (2017)
National Level:- U 17 (2016) Adarsh Singh Rajput CSE, I Semester
Cricket:- State Level:- U 17 (2016) U 19 (2017) U 19 (2018) Basketball:- State Level:- U 17 (2016) Ritik Meena CSE, I Semester
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""Sports Achievements""
Kabaddi:-
Regional Level:- U 19 (2017) U 19 (2019) Amit Yadav IT, I Semester
Chess:-
State Level:- U 19 (2019) Dryden Prashad IT, I Semester
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