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THE BHAWANIPUR BEACONNOVEMBER, 2019 ISSUE: 6

JOURNESIS 2019The Bhawanipur Education Society College had introduced Journalism and MassCommunication as a general elective subject in 2014. It started offering the Honourscourse from the year 2016. To celebrate the completion of five years, the Journalismand Mass Communication Department organized “Journesis” on October 1st, 2019.Handmade communication models made by JMC students were also put on display onthe occasion. The judges for the programme were Mr. Sayan Sarkhel, Assistant Manager, NSHMCentre of Creative & Performing Arts, Aangan and Mr. Subhrajeet Ganguly, AssistantProfessor, Dept. of Media Science, The Heritage Academy. During the inaugural sessionDr. Suchandra Chakravarty, Teacher-In-Charge, BESC and Ms. Debjani Ganguly, Vice-Principal, Arts felicitated the guests. In her speech, Dr. Suchandra Chakravartyappreciated the department on its laurels and hoped that the trend will continue.Students participated in events like Photo Feature, Picture Puzzle, Switch, Ad-copyMaking, News Presentation, Stand-up Comedy, Skit, Logo Quiz, and Dumb Charades.Ananya Dey stood first in Switch while Astha Shah bagged 1st runners-up place.Mrinalini Majumdar came first in Picture-Puzzle competition while Natasha Sethia stoodsecond. In News Presentation, the teams had to create a newsreel. The winning teamfor news presentation comprised of Astha Shah, Hetvi Kothari, Rimjhim Choudhary andKrupa Adesara.In ‘Ad-Copy Making’, the participants had to create a handmade advertisement copy ofa given product. The winners for the event were the team of Rushali Roy, SubhangiNahata, Bidisha Pal and Debotri Ghosh while Khyati Shah, Deepshika Sarkar, AmritaShukla and Harsha Soni emerged as first runners up. In ‘Logo Quiz’, each team of two members was given a set of five logos. One memberhad to identify all the logos while the other had to re-create a new logo for the same.The winners of the event were Ananya Dey and Arnab Das. Skit, Stand-up Comedy,and Dumb Charades were performed in the second half. All the events were aimed at enhancing the creativity and team management skills ofthe students and at providing them a practical mentally engaging experience beyondtheir academic curriculum. The programme concluded with the prize-giving ceremony.Ms. Manali Saha, a former faculty member of the department, who also attended theprogramme, shared some memories of her past experience. The vote of thanks wasgiven by Ms. Shaswati Das, the Department Coordinator.

AON 2019 P2

BESC introduces anew committee-BonnConvention. Editionwitnesses more than500 delegates aroundPan Asia.

Career Café P3

BES College initiatesbringing emergingcareer under one roofto bolster the growthof unheard vocations.

Nexus 2019 P2

Intercollege BusinessFest; sets new stagefor ardent marketersunder the title of“ Un c on v en t i o n a lMarketer”.

Second MootCourt P4

BESC turns the stageinto the floor forjustice organising aMoot Court prior tothe first one whichwas based on atheatrical play by AynRand.

Future of Brands P5

Who are going to runthe future: Robots orhumans? Mr. ParthaSinha, Vice Chairmanand ManagingDirector of McCannWorld Group shareshis experiences inorder to predict theFuture of Brands.

Department of Journalism and Mass Communication

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Students Come Together to DiscussWorld Issues at BESC

The Bhawanipur Education Society College organizedthe BESC Assembly of Nations (AON) from September6 to September 8. AON is an inter-college event wherestudents from various schools and colleges participateas delegates of different organizations to highlight anddiscuss social issues and world problems. Differentcommittees are allotted to different delegates accordingto their preferences. This year, the AON consisted oforganizations like UNCSW, UNCITRAL, Lok Sabha,UNHRC, UNODC.The delegates of different countriesspoke about their rights and what they should do toprevent miscellaneous use of natural resources. WhileBonn Convention discussed about vegetation andwildlife, UNCSW discussed about gender equality andempowerment of women. The event gave an opportunityto both experienced participants who had already beena part of Model United Nations as well as newcomers forwhom AON became a platform of gaining experience,knowledge and confidence. Each day’s conference wasfollowed by certain social events. These included, amongothers, a prom night, a DJ night and a Stand-Up Comedyshow.

- Sayan Guhathakurta And Fatima Zeya

BESC Organizes Nexus’19For Budding Entrepreneurs

NEXUS, the student-led business management fest, washeld from August 29 to 31 in the college campus. Nexus,an inter-college business fest, offers a palatable stage forstart-up ideas and business events like B-Plan, CorporateChanakya, Personality Enhancer and Stock Simulation,thus, providing the students with a platform to experiencethe perfect corporate stanza and work as businesselephants. This year, a classy corporate fashion walk (TheSuits Squad) was also an addition to the prior events. MissShrishti Soumya (Fashion Blogger & InfluentialEntrepreneur), Ms. Nemai Ghosh (Head of Start-UpPortfolio, IIM Calcutta), Mr. Gaurav Bajoria (Founder, BlackTiger Events) were the judges for the event. The entireprogramme was a package which scrutinized theentrepreneurial skills of the budding entrepreneurs. Thisyear, Nexus also introduced a new event for marketingenthusiasts under the title of “Unconventional Marketer”where the participants presented their marketing skills andpractised it to a good extent. “The fest couldn’t possiblyhave been more extravagant. The event was a treat to allthe aspiring entrepreneurs, and the experience wasamazing” said Kritika Goel, a third year student of BBA.

-Sayanee Bhowmik & Diya Shah Moments from Nexus 2019

Discussions at AON

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The Bhawanipur Beacon, November, Issue 6

Career Café

In order to bolster the growth of students, BESC organizedits first emerging careers’ event called Career Café. Theevent was a silver platter of career options where twenty-one subject experts spoke in five different panels. In all,twenty-two professional institutes came together to offerpersonalized counselling to 1500 plus students on variousuntouched career options. The event was conducted in theValia Hall on August 6 and 7.

The speakers spoke on career options such as fitness,make-up, cabin crew, and singing. Options from the financesector like stock market, data analyses, CA and CS werealso a part of the discussion. “We tend to choose our careerbased on its prima facie and often overlook other options.Career Café brought an orientation towards providing clarityon different career vocations”, said Mrigank Agarwal, theorganizer.

-Sk Akram Ali

BESC Freshers Welcome

The first year students of the Arts Section, BESC received a warm welcome from their seniors at theFreshers’ Party held at Jubilee Hall on the August 27-28. It was a two-day event filled with variousactivities and immense joy. The event began with the introduction of the hosts and was followed byvarious performances. The students danced on Bollywood numbers in groups and as soloperformers. The new entrants also took part in various games and activities organized for them. Thehosts (Arnab Das and Kaustav Gupta) tickled the funny bones of the audience through sarcasm andgreat comic timings and left everyone in splits. An energetic dance was performed by the membersof Flames, the dance collective of the college and beautiful songs were sung by the seniors, ArohiSengupta and Emmanuel Das. The seniors also organized Mr. and Miss. Fresher Competition,judged by Arnab Das, Aadarshika Thapa and Ramsha Rahman. The competition was organized inthree rounds: ramp walk and introduction of the contestants, talent round and question-answer round.While Doma Sherpa from the English department bagged the Miss. Freshers’ title, Kelly from theDepartment of Political Science was selected as Mr. Fresher. The newcomers showed off their talentin a crafty way. A DJ night with a vibrant ambience and impeccable mood setting music concludedthe event.

-Priyanka Nandy

Dancing and Singing performances by students at freshers in the BES College

Organisers with Mr. Dilip Shah,Dean of student affairs

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Second Moot Court at BESC

The BESC organized its Second Moot Court on August 19. The event started with a small PowerPointpresentation throwing light on some of the main scenes from the movies Jolly LLB 2 and Damini.The honourable guests for the occasion were Mr. Rajesh Chura (Chairman of ICSI EIRC) and Mr.Srijesh Naiyar (Regional Officer). Mr. C.S. Mohit Shaw who had started the Moot Court last year wasthe convener of the event this year too. Prof. Dilip Shah (Dean of Student Affairs), MeenakshiChaturvedi (Head, Law Department, BESC) and Prof. Divyesh Shah were also present. The hostsfor the event were Rashi Saha and Devang Dalmia. The introduction and felicitation of the guestswas followed by Mr. Naiyar’s speech. A short PowerPoint on Mr. C.S. Sudhir Bhantiya’s views (CSof Visa Steel) was also presented followed by an act performance on three famous landmarkjudgments selected from the students’ syllabus. Lastly, there was an Open House Debate on theSabarimala Temple case. The event concluded with the observations of Prof. Dilip Shah who gavespecial credit to the Moot Court family for their sincere month-long practice.

-Diya Shah

BESC Commemorates Hindi Divas

The Bhawanipur Education Society College organized HindiDivas on September 14 to honour and celebrate theestablishment of Hindi as an official language. On this veryday in 1949, Hindi was accepted as the national languageof India by the National Assembly Meeting (SangvidhanSabha). The event took place in the Society Hall of the college andwas hosted by Miss. Sweety Ray. Dr. Rekha Nariwal sangthe opening song with Mr. Saurav Goswami and Trideepwho played the instruments. Dr. Suchandra Chakravarty,Teacher-in-Charge of the Bhawanipur Education SocietyCollege and Ms. Debjani Ganguly, Vice-Principal (Arts)stressed upon the importance of mother tongue in humansociety and congratulated the Department of Hindi forhaving organized such a serene programme. Two students,Miss. Mansi Vansat & Miss. Anjali Dayal, recited poems inHindi and a couple of plays were also performed on theoccasion. In the end, a debate on “Ideology of Languages”was held to discuss the importance of vernacular languageswith special reference to Hindi.

-Anushka Chatterjee

Mrs. Suchandra Chakroborty,Teacher-in-charge andMrs Debjani Ganguly, Vice Principl, Arts (L-R)

Faculty members at BESC commemorate Hindi Divas

Drama performed by the participants at Second Mood Court in the BES College

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Euphonious, 2019

Euphonious, the think-tank of collective artists, turned the stage rhythmic on September 29 with amedley of innovative music fusions. The event saw participation from many colleges like St. Xavier’s,Shri Shikshayatan, Loreto and J.D. Birla. A total of seven solo performances were showcased whichincluded Street Styled Rapping and triggering Beat Boxing. Solo instrumental, western and easternperformances summed up with the Bollywood bands’ music got the crowd grooving. The event was lit up with an unconventional orchestra. Most interestingly, the performers usedbuckets, glasses, spoons and pipes in an off-beat manner to churn out crafty music. BESC stoodfirst in Solo Eastern, Solo Bollywood, Solo Rapping, Beat Boxing, Group Bollywood and Group Folk.iLEAD bagged the second prize in Solo Eastern while Shri Shikshayatan came second in SoloBollywood and Loreto came second in Group Folk.

-Shreya Dey

Dhamaal in the Campus

As Navratri 2019 approached, the BESC celebrated the festival on October 2. Dhamaal, the Navratricelebrations of the college was organized in the college campus. Dhamaal also marks the beginningof the preparations of the grand annual fest of the college, Umang. Prior to the event, the collegehad organized Dandiya and Garba workshops where the new entrants were given heads-ups for theforthcoming event. More than 800 students celebrated Navratri with Dandiya and Garba, in classicaltraditional wear. The event commenced with the ritual dance and was inaugurated by Mr. ChampaklalDoshi, Chairman, BESC. Like every year, the Dandiya round was then followed by the tempo of theDJ’s music.

-Dhristi Shah

A Performance at Euphonious 2019

Future of Brands in the Era of AI

With the lurking fear of Artificial Intelligence conquering the world and the brands using them to growtheir business, BESC in collaboration with the Advertising Club of Calcutta conducted a speciallecture on “Future of Brands” on November 2. The speaker, Mr. Partha Sinha, Vice Chairman andMD of McCann World Group touched on the subject with empirical data and daunting infographicshighlighting how the big shots are going to use Artificial Intelligence in the future in order to boostcash flows. Mr. Sinha shared his experiences to explain the possible future of brands. Comparingthree different clothing brands, he explained how a brand should convey a story in order to reachout to the target audience successfully.

-Lipisa Chatterjee

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Freshers’ for the Gujarati Students

The Bhawanipur Education Society College organized its Gujarati Freshers Party on September 29.Prof. Dilip Shah, the Dean of Student Affairs, Ms. Naliniben Parekh and Sri Champaklal Doshi, theChairman of Bhawanipur Education Society College were the honourable guests, with Prof. MirajShah being the Chief Guest for this event. A welcome speech was given by the hosts, Mr. HarshDave and Miss. Anjali Shah, followed by a Ganesh Vandana. The ceremonial Lamp of Knowledge was lit to begin the proceedings followed by the felicitation ofthe respected guests. Traditional Gujarati Garba and Raas were also performed by the students.Motivating speeches were given by Prof. Dilip Shah and Sri Champaklal Doshi respectively. Prof.Miraj Shah too shared his experiences with the students. A Disc Jockey had been called for theFreshers’ Party and the students danced their hearts out to the songs played in full ceremonialregalia. The event concluded with a sumptuous lunch provided to the students by the college.

-Diya Shah

Celebrating 72 Years ofIndia’s Independence

The BESC celebrated 72 years ofIndia’s independence on August 15 topay homage for the soldiers who losttheir lives serving the country. Theevent began with a reminiscence of thelife of Sir Govind Ballabh Pant and hisservice to the nation. Mr. ChampaklalDoshi, Chairman, BESC inauguratedthe event and Dr. Suman Mukherjeegavethe opening speech. The eventsaw a gamut of competitions likemusical, dance, and quiz. A parade bythe school students and NCCcandidates was performed after theflag hoisting. This was summed up witha street play performed by the ENACTclub, a collective of BESC.

-Dhristi ShahStudent at Cleaning Drive on 150th Birth

Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi

Performers of Freshers’ for the Gujarati Students

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Women Empowerment for Social Transformation

A national seminar on “Women Empowerment in a Patriarchal Society’’was organized by theDepartment of Political Science, Internal Complaint Committee & Women’s Cell on August 13 atJubilee Hall. The speakers for the lecture were Ms. Sushmita Basu, Counsellor at Counselling CentreElmhirst Institute of Community Studies, Shantiniketan and Ms. Sparshita Garg, Assam JudicialMagistrate. Ms. Amala Dhandhania, the Chairman of the Internal Complaint Committee, felicitatedthe guests. Ms. Debjani Ganguly, Vice-Principal (Arts) expressed her gratitude towards the guests.Dr. Suchandra Chakravarty, Teacher-in-Charge introduced the speakers and the topic of discussionto students. The lecture was divided into two sessions. Ms. Sparshita Garg was the keynote speaker for the firstsession, which was chaired by Ms. Indrakshi Ghosh, Professor of Behala College. In her speech,Ms. Garg discussed about women empowerment and the prominent social changes that can bebrought forth through the same. She also shared the potential of a woman and how integral it is toeducate the students about the IPC (Indian Penal Code) and applying it for their good. Ms. Gargshared her experiences as a judicial officer having seen how women are harassed both physicallyand mentally. For Ms. Garg, women empowerment is a fight for women’s rights in the society and getting equalstatus. She quoted from Ibsen’s ‘A Dolls’ House’ that “Before being a mother or a daughter, a womanis first an individual”. She further added, “If we educate a man, we educate just a man, but if weeducate a woman, we educate a generation.” She also highlighted the important articles in the IndianConstitution that protect and ensure woman rights and safety. The speaker for the second session was Ms. Sushmita Basu which was chaired by Ms. SharmilaRoy Umag, Professor of Geography at Loreto College. Ms. Basu spoke on the topic, “Hindrances inthe Path of Women’s Development”. She shed light on the true colour of our society today wherepatriarchy is misused. She also shared her experiences as a family counsellor and the challengesthat she had to face in her workplace to break certain stereotypes that prevail in the society. Theseminar was an enriching one for students as they got to understand the importance of the issue.

- Rushali Roy

Ms. Sparshita Garg in the National Seminar on “Women Empowerment in a Patriarchal Society“

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BESC Lights a Ray of Hope for the Helpless Ones

On September 22, the NSS collective of the college conducted the “Ray of Hope”, an event dedicatedto promote happiness to more than 200 orphans of the city. The event took place in the collegepremises. Earlier, the college had approached the well-known NGOs of the city, Ekta Evening Schooland Convent of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, to organize the event. The event started with thelighting of the lamps by the orphan children true to the theme of the event being “Let there be lightin their lives”. Prof. Dilip Shah, Dean of Student Affairs, gave a speech emphasizing upon theimportance of the event. For entertaining these children, musical and dance performances were putup by the members of the college collectives, Flames and Crescendo. After the performances, astorytelling session followed by a magic show was organized.

-Dhristi Shah

BESC Remembers Mahatma Gandhi with Cleanliness Drive

To commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of MahatmaGandhi, students of the Bhawanipur Education SocietyCollege took part in a cleanliness drive and awarenessinitiative on October 1. The programme was jointlyorganized by the Departments of Education and PoliticalScience. Dr. Suchandra Chakravarty, Teacher-in-Charge,BESC flagged off the event. The initiative sought to promote cleanliness awareness withthe students leading by example by collecting and disposingof litter both within the campus and in the vicinity. A shortstreet play was also performed by the students to raisecleanliness awareness among the audience. The initiativegains greater significance in light of the growing nationalconcerns on the hazards of single-use plastics and theefforts to make India free of the same in the near future.

-Shaibalina Choudhury

“So long as you do not take the broomand the bucket in your hands, you cannot

make your towns and cities clean”- Mahatma Gandhi BESC Cleanliness

Drive 2019

Some Moments from “Ray of Hope”

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Classy Silhouette with Fashionista 2019

The BESC organized “Fashionista”, the first ever college fashion fest in Kolkata on November 19where a total of eleven colleges vied for the prize. The theme of the fest was Masquerade whichstarted from 10’o clock and was inaugurated by Prof. Dilip Shah, Dean of Student Affairs. Mr. AdnanHasan, Mr. Mik Bagui. Ms. Rupa Kamdar and Mr. Abhinav Saraf were the event judges. The festhad a gamut of events like Mr. and Ms. Fashionista, Nail Art, Trash Fashion, Shoe Designing andthe main showdown event, the Fashion Show. The fest saw new talents and gave them a platform to learn and explore new things. The fest wasfollowed by a masquerade party and DJ night.The Bhawanipur Education Society College emergedas the winners in all the events. It was a successful endeavour with 200 plus participants.

-Harshal Shah

Participants of Fashionista 2019 at Bhawanipur College

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Creative Corner

Rushali Roy, SEM-I

Kamya Raja, Part III Sabarna Kumar Ghosh, SEM-I

The World as We KnowThe world awaits a catastrophe

As humankind awaits an action to repelThe man kind keeps losing its sheen to dust,

Whilst the skies go black hole on usDevastation awaits us if we fail to stop Icecaps melt as fast as an ice-cream.

Someone needs saving and it not you, its motherearth

Millennials break through the personal ropes thattie you down,

To take action that will help you And the people around world.

-Nitin Waghela

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Awishi Neogi, SEM-I

Right and WrongWho decides what is right and what is wrong?For some the colour of my attire would be right

For some my dressing sense is wrongFor some my skin would be dark

For some character stainedWhat is in between “Right and Wrong”?

That is neither right nor wrongAnd if it is not right then why is it so?

And if it is wrong then why does it feel so right?Who decides what is right and what is wrong?

Is it right of thinking someone?If your heart constantly pines for the forbidden

oneThen it would be wrong if it is impossible to un-

seen them if they suddenly appeared?And if it is so then why have they arrived?

Is it wrong to even glance just once?And if it then what is right?

Who even decides what is right and what iswrong?

If there is a punishment then there should beone to hurt too-

If there are courts to break homesThen there should be something to mend

homesIf filling up pockets with black money is wrong

Then is it right to worship humansAs if they are Gods!

Is it right to fight wars in the name of politics?Then why is it wrong to call out the one who use

it in their favour?And if its right to divide on the name of reli-

gionthen why is it wrong to call it out in proces-

sions?If it is right to love one person with all your

heart then why does it feel wrong?When the one he loves is not me?

And if he is right, then why am I wrong?Is there even something in between

these said “Right and Wrong”?

- Nikita MittalDhruvi Shah, SEM-I

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I’ve a thousand words to verbalise.But they yell, “You’re a woman, you must

realise.”My heavy breaths and sleepless nights.

A caged world and hollow fightsThe society paints my face,

The ownership of man is what my bodyawaits.

The insanity of self-possession rips meapart,

Oh hush! Nurturing opinions utterlybarred.

Mother lathers pastes of turmeric to lightenmy skin,

But who cares about my swollen scarswithin?

I stained my clothes on the very firstmenstrual day,

The memory of mockeries still haunts mytoday.

The woeful plight exists till date,“Spring never comes for women” is what

they say.

-Sankalita Biswas

Debotri Ghosh, SEM-I

Debotri Ghosh, SEM-I

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Dhristi Shah, Part III


Coffee and YouA steamy cup of tempting brew is all you need to ruminate, to have aperspective of the drama around. In a vintage cafe, seated by a foggedwindow, as you whip off the cream you acquire a panorama of life. Younotice a kid as he holds on to his momma’s palm and jumps into thepuddles. The busy commuters gasping for breath, as they hurry back totheir homes and the florist piling up with his day’s business. He offers apink tulip to a little girl. Perhaps, he reminisces about his child, who livesin the countryside. You weave stories, frame imaginations. You observe ateenage couple, as they laugh, giggle and run along the pavement withclasped palms, enjoying the downpour. You get back the tickling aesthesisof your first love. Don’t you? You stare at a bunch of maidens as they crossthe streets with their shopping bags and an old lady as she lays her headon her beloved’s shoulder, under a blue umbrella. You perceive their Loveto be ageless, something that didn’t tarnish in the cruel hands of time. Youseem to engage with the lives of the populace, you ascertain pieces ofyourself treasured in everyone. That’s how spending time alone in the cafehelps; that’s how coffee works.

.- Sankalita Biwas

RetrospectHow can I ever forget those years? Those three years that seemed like aneternity, filled with excitement yet pain, happiness yet sorrow and the partwhere everything seemed beautiful with you yet seemed scary to me. Thejourney came to a halt for the first time and it made me realize howimportant you are to me and things got entwined even more. So much sothat I was ready to lose all of me for every bit of you. Every day the thoughtof you leaving, scared me and I started losing myself to make you happy.You screamed and you shouted but I stood still.I wish I had known that you would leave me anyway. Wasn’t I, even, worthof a simple explanation or was it just a mere waste of time? You chosesomeone else, you had your new favourite source of happiness. Tears rolleddown my cheeks as I lay on my bed, with puffy eyes, the same question,‘why’, nagging inside my head, again and again.But, were you worth it? Were you the ‘right person’? This thought came tome soon aster. Tears stopped. Finally, my inner self caught hold of me andI grew stronger. I hope, one day, you will think of me when everything willnot go the right way and you won’t get the love you need. You will thinkabout the love, I had offered you once and it will shatter you. But even then,I would not be able to see you broken; what seemed to you as a disparity,became my reality.

- Debotri Ghosh.

Through the Hurt and PainThrough the hurt and pain,

The grief and shame,The only thing you need to remember

is that tomorrow is not today.They say, “Never give up”.

They teach you not to give inLet the battle continue

So that the demon doesn’t win.Keep faith in your hopes and dreams,

For dismay is less than you think.So to all you girls, tiptoeing to shun

the light from your unfulfilled desiresTo all those who feel they are losing

the fight,And to those who think there isn’t any

happiness,Take a minute to look up at the sky

And remember that there existssomething greater than You and I.

Just like todayThe sun will burn your shackles

The sun will shine through the cloudsand rain

the fire. Let it remainAnd someday the darkness will dwindleaway.

So hold your head highHigher than those men and women

who didn’t let you try.And feel the warmth of your own

handsHug yourself a little tighter.

It will remind youThat the ‘cannot’s’ and the ‘dont’s’ are

no more.Wipe the moist eyes

And then the velvet sky will remind you That youcould defy the mountains from the moment you

know your own worth,The moment you tried

- Diya Shah13


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Reporting Team:Sayan Guhathakurta

Fatima ZeyaSayanee Bhowmik

Sk Akram AliPriyanka Nandy

Diya ShahAnushka Chatterjee

Shreya DeyDhristi Shah

Lipisa ChatterjeeRushali Roy

Shaibalina ChoudhuryHarshal Shah

Editing Team:Yash Jhunjhunwala

Dhristi ShahNitin WaghelaRukhsar Faiz

Shaibalina Choudhury

Mentoring TeamDr. Suchandra Chakravarty (Teacher-In-Charge)

Ms. Debjani Ganguly (Vice Principal, Arts)Dr. Kapil Kumar Bhattacharyya (Teacher, JMC)

Mr. Sanmitra Dutta (Teacher, JMC)Ms. Shaswati Das (Teacher, JMC)

Ms. Chalormi Mitra (Teacher, JMC)

Photographers:Debotri GhoshNabaneeta Pal

Aahan Rai

Layout DesigningKhyati Shah

Yash Jhunjhunwala

Creative Corner ContributorsNitin Waghela

Sankalita BiswasDebotri GhoshDhristi Shah

Diya ShahSabarna Kumar Ghosh

Kamya RajaNikita MittalRushali RoyDhruvi ShahAwishi Neogi

First Departmental Logo of the Department

of Journalism

and Mass Communication

Created by - Khyati Shah

( JMC - Third Year)


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