Vishwa दर्पणe-Magazine

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VOL : IIIISSUE : VI

➢ FOREWORD 1

➢FACULTY 2

➢ORGANIZATION CHART 3

➢CLUB ACTIVITY 4

➢EDITORIAL BOARD 5

➢ CAO MESSAGE 6

➢PCO MESSAGE 7

➢ARTICLES 8-19

➢STORIES 20-30

➢GALLERY 31-37

INDEX

FOREWORD

It was indeed a cheerful and eventful quarter of a year for

our B school. I am glad to know that our students are

bringing out a students magazine through with the extra

curricular activities carried out during the period are being

presented.

The student magazine is an important medium through

which the experiences, happy moments, reverences,

academic accomplishments and flair for writing skills can be

exhibited. Through this communication the B School can

also exhibit the variety of talents in language writing of the

students and the talents that were fostered in 360 degrees

learning.This magazine exhibits the fruitful alliances that were

made, the improvements that were brought into the

academics and all other exercises made in relation to

moulding and shaping of our students. It is in the fitness of

things that these are made known to the parents of our

students, the patrons of our B School and the well-wishers

from the society at large

I am sure that every one associated with the B school and

the readers in general will appreciate our efforts and join us

in creating a great future for the young and talented mind .

My appreciation to the editorial board (students magazine )

and the magazine committee for the hard work they have

put in bringing out this magazine .Prof.(Dr.) Bharat Bhushan singh

Director

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Prof.(Dr.) Bharat Bhushan Singh Director

Prof. K V Lakshman Program Coordinator

Dr. Ritu Kothiwal Controller Of Assessment And Evaluation

Prof. S R Prasad Chief Administrative Officer

Professors

42 members

Dr. Lakshmi RawatProf. Praneetha mudholkarProf. sumalathaProf. R. Ashok Prof. Dharma TejaProf. M.SaiProf . Godson Samuel B

ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

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CLUB ACTIVITY

Editorial Board Concept and Guidance

Prof.(Dr.)Bharat Bhushan Singh

Faculty Editor

Mr. R Ashok

Faculty Advisors

Mr. K V Lakshman Mr. Godson Samuel Ms. Praneetha Mudholkar Mr. S R Prasad

Student Chief Coordinator Mr. Kasoji Balaji

Student Coordinators Ms. Arockya Selphine S Mr. Sai Kumar JaligamaMr. Vamshi Kampelli Mr. Abhaya Kumar

Photography Mr. Marina Aravind Sai

Graphic Designs Mr. Vasagoni Praveen Goud Mr. Pankaj Netam

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CAOMESSAGE

Prof. S.R. Prasad

It is the matter of pride to pen down the message fore-magazine . VVISM (2018-20) Academic excellencealong with co-curricular and extra co-curricularactivities to complete the process of education and itgives me a great satisfaction that the VVISM isprogressing in all its endeavours towards the overalldevelopment and personality of students.

The e-magazine is a platform for the students toexpress their creative pursuit which develops in themoriginality of thought and perception. The content ofthe magazine is the result of the wonderful creativityof thoughts and imagination of students.I wish you all success for launch of e-magazine .

Education in today’s world , is not just confined to teachand learning within the four walls of classroom, but, itencompasses a whole lot of activities which createawareness in studying about various phases ofknowledge and wisdom.

86“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things matter” – Martin Luther King Jr.

PROGRAM COORDINATOR MESSAGE

Prof .K V LAXMAN

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"The end of education is character"Dear students,Nowadays we get everything at the click of thebutton. It is true that the society cannot be tailormade as per our own designs.Education plays a vital role which makes thestudent life to be a worthy in society. Allstakeholders including the management, facultymembers, students and their parents should jointogether to build a better society.The college magazine in your hands navigate youthe glimpses of activities and achievements of ourstudents. I am sure that the articles contributed byour students and faculty members is notonly impressive but also informative. I extend mythanks to all my faculty members in bringing outthe best from the students.Wish you all the best in your future endeavours.

“It is the mark of an educated mind to able to entertain a thought without accepting it “-Aristotle.

Imagine the world without communication! Yes, the words saidabsolutely make sense here – “there is no sense of existencewithout communication”. The question here arises is - Are wegood at communicating? If the answer is yes, the followingquestion would be - How creative are we at communicating?Again the answer is yes, the final following question would be –Are we committed to communicate creatively? If the answer forthis question is also yes, congratulations! You are already on theway to excellence. But, is everyone’s answer is yes? If it is, theworld would have been one place where there is no gaps tocommunication, where there is no barriers to creativity andwhere there is no barricades to commitment. Unfortunately,everyone lacks in one or the other aspect. The answer to this canbe obtained through answering another question, why are wenot committed to communicate creatively.Here comes another set of 3Cs – the lacuna: Content – Clarity –Casualness. Is it true? Yes, it is. The missing clarity in content andthe clear content delivered in casual manner are two scenariosputting dent in the creative communication. Ask the samequestion to yourself? Why am I so casual even when I havecontent clarity? You will be on the way to excellence when youderive at the right answer for this question. Fill the lacuna,overcome barriers, remove the barricades and do all at one go byadding catalyst to your communication, that is creativity. Commityourself to achieve it, then everything makes sense. All the best!

WAKE UP! IT’S TIME TO LOOK AT 3Cs

PROF. PRANEETHA MUDHOLKAR

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THE NHRD conference pronounced as next wave of excellenceenlightened on the importance of the following aspects.

The market we are operating is a VUCA, agile and disruptive innature . Where v describes the volatility of the businessenvironment which relates to the dynamics nature of the marketsAnd speed of change by change catalysts, U describes theuncertainty (the lack of predictability , the prospects for surpriseand the sense of awareness and understanding of issue andevents) .

C describes the complexity of the market (the multiplex of forcesthe confounding of issue no cause and effect chain, confusionthat surrounds organization.)

A describe the ambiguity (the haziness of reality , the potentialfor misreads and the mixed meanings of conditions cause andeffect confusion)

The changes occurring in the market are potential as told bymoore’s law for every 6th months you see a change in the market

INSIGHTS FROM NHRD CONFERENCE

Prof. SUMALATHA

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“Nine tenths of education is encouragement.”- Anatole France.

The change is speeded up by connectivity . If we are sustain inthe market it comes up with the technology to writealgorithms to get meaningful data.

We are working in a giga economy with millennium . Thesegiga workers are not stable and in the next generation . It isgoing to be free lance workers with more automation andtechnology pro generation .

The greatest challenge for HR managers are to work with adiverse mix of workers constituting millenniums and secondinnings works and robots

The employees attitude should be accepting no limitsalternative thinking positive change

The leadership qualities expected to be executed are enfantterrible child where you handle the unexpected behaviour ofthe employees empathic , being humble , rootedcosmopolitanism nurturing shared leadership resilience andbeing cultural sensitivity

INSIGHTS FROM NHRD CONFERENCE

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– Kevin Kruse

Today increase of technology , marketers also finding new ways topromote their products and to interact with their clients.

A few years ago, virtual reality (VR) seemed like unbelievablefuturistic scene from scientific movies.

The development of new technology like Samsung gear , VRoculus and other virtual reality platform , VR technology is notjust for the movies , it is not just a trend or Fashion , it is atechnology which could affect the world of marketing.

According to 2016 report on the future of virtual and augmentedreality this technology becomes as widespread as theSmartphone.

The social media like Facebook are using by many people andrecently announced the beta version of Facebook – space its anexclusive offer to oculus rift users

So they can create themselves a virtual version and they caninteract in virtual world with their friends.

Ms B N Shoba PGDM 2017-’19

EFFECT OF VIRTUAL REALITY INMARKETING

1311“ A Leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and

shows the way. “ – John Maxwell.

Using this technology , its allow users to hangout in a new way, itmeans the marketing people to travel in a new virtualenvironment .

Virtual reality is a good opportunity for marketers to interact withtheir clients marketers are always looking for new technology topromote their products/services .

Some brands are already started using live videos in Facebook,instagramatic to promote their events products.

So to start promoting creativity , this shows a new experience tocustomers to have more realistic , human experience through thedigital world .

There are 10 best uses of virtual reality VR marketing campaignsfrom around the world is the coke santa”s VR sleigh Ride , McDonald’s Happy Google . Michelle Obama’s 360 video.NYTdisplaced , Bourism sensorism , top shop catwalk VR experience.Volvo VR Xcao test drive. The art of patron VR tour, Merrel VRtrait scape Hike , Marriott the teleporter virtual reality technologybecomes a good opportunity for marketers to get creative tointeract with their clients and it becomes a man stream formarketers.

EFFECT OF VIRTUAL REALITY INMARKETING

1412 “What U resist Persist”

Yes! Of course, but why this bloodshed happening in this society.In the recent past, city has experienced shocking waves with thebrutal murder attempts.

Is it due to the brought up of parents? or the youth gettinginfluenced by western culture? At the stage where the youth focuson education & career they are becoming the prey of love. There isno harm in falling in love which is universal, however the childrenshould respect the parents expectations. At the same time parentsshould also understand the feelings and the situation of thechildren. This is an amicable phenomenon which leads to apeaceful life.

If the children go against the will and wish of the parents, lawshould not be taken into the hands just because of the caste. Therecent cinematic scenario should be an eye opening for the peoplewho really give importance to religion and caste which are worthless. There is only one religion which is religion of humanity, inthe society, where every human should adopt and have a refinedway of thinking.

There is no holy book which stress on religion nor caste. Thisshould be decimated and the government should take a strongmeasures against ferocious murders on the caste.“In every religion there is love,

yet love has no religion ”

‘THERE IS NO CASTE IN BLOOD’

Ms C SAI JAHNAVI

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A Technique to deal with NPA’sIndia has witnessed evolution in the banking

industry since its inception when the RBI was established in1935. With the growing awareness post demonetization,there has been increased diversion of the people towards thebanking sector, which focuses on a number of functionsincluding acceptance of funds in the for of fixed deposits orliquidated funds, granting of loans, agent for funds transferand additional facilities like locker operation to safeguard thevaluables of the clients.

With the Increase in the banking practises, theindustry faces challenges hampering its growth. NPA’s pose athreat to the development of Banks.

An NPA is a loan or advance for which the paymentremains outstanding for a period of 90 Days. Recent timeshave witnessed quite an increase in the NPA cases resulting ingreat losses to the banks.

With a View to strengthen the credit capacity, creditculture and credit portfolio of Public Sector Banks, theGovernment of India brought forward “Project Sashakt”proposed by a panel led by the PNB Chairman Sunil Mehta.The Project has the below stated Strategy to deal with NPA’s

bad loans of up to INR 50 Crore will be managed at eh banklevel, with a deadline of 90 days.

PROJECT SASHAKT

Mr P. VEERA MANIKANTA

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Incase of Bad Loans of INR 50 – 500 crore, bank will enter aninter – creditor agreement, authorizing the lead bank toimplement a resolution plan in 180 days, or refer the assetto the National Company Law Tribunal

For Loans above INR 500 Crore, an IndependentAsset management company supported by the institutionalfunding through the Alternative Investment Fund

Presently, the Bad Loans of the 38 Listed Bankscollectively crossed INR 10.17 lakh crore in the marchQuarter, and the RBI expects the Gross NPA ratio ofscheduled commercial Banks to rise further.

With the Aid of this project, the Government aimsto create a more stable and efficient mode to prevent theaccumulation of NPA.

PROJECT SASHAKT

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“ In a gentle way, you can shake the world”.– Mahatma Gandhi

Indian economy is at the rapid growth and is expected to bein the top three economic powers of the upcoming 10-15years . As per the central statistic Organization (CSO) andInternational Monetary Fund (IMF) India is now the fastestgrowing economy rate would be 7.3% for the F.Y 2018-19 .Apart from all these statistical data. India’s is experiencingthe development in almost every field.

From the cultural , medical , social to the financialand economical zones are facing development in everypossible aspect. The whole world is staring at with the hopefor abundant opportunites . Every international Startup islooking Indian as an opportunistic market and trying to grabtheir place . Being a second largest populated country in theworld , India is the major source for the human resources.Though India had been facing the unemployment from manyyears . Recent financial development and modernization isbuilding a hope for the youngsters for their work life . Morethan 65% of the population of India is of below 35 years ofage.

This phenomenon played major role in thecorporate development in India . Healthcare has become onthe India’s largest sectors in the aspects of both revenue andemployment . The best part of this development is public

INDIAN DEVELOPMENT

Mr N MANOJ KUMAR

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Health care system is being effective competitor with thecorporate health system . The life expected to be more than72years in 2018 . Infant mortality rate and maternity mortalityrate had been coming across the gradual decline 2000. In the eraof modernization Indians are balancing the culture and traditionof the nation with the modern technology . In the spite of hugedevelopment in the in the technology . Indians are not beingknow for most successful missions of ISRO. On the other handIndians have the Guinness record of the largest yoga lesson with1,00,984 participants. From the time of independent Indians werefacing some disturbance in the country due to many social factors. Among those factors caste and religion difference played majorrole and created many hurdles for the development of the society. Urbanization and development which was a majorproblem faced in the Indian society in now nowhere experienced .Now a days women have the equal opportunites compared tomen. The term equality is now being clearly reflected in Indiansociety . Decriminalization is LGBT sex and criminalizing tripleTalaq procedure promoted equality . Though there was no declinein the crime rate against women , the initiatives and the laws thatare being passed are quite promising for the decrease in crimes.During the course of wars in 1960s and 1970s the relations ofIndian with the world countries . India made the world aware ofthe Pakistan role in promoting the terrorism and succeeded ingathering the support of major nation to fight against

INDIAN DEVELOPMENT

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Terrorism . India’s role was very crucial in united nationsorganization for promoting the peace across the world. Manysource say that soon India can be seen in the permanentmembers of UNO . Four out of five existing permanent membersof UNO have extended their support to India. India was being hadcertain conflicts with the neighboring countries Pakistan and chinaat the border . Every time during the conflicts India ends withhaving the upper hand . India ‘s army strength is around 3.5million . Such huge army enable India to remain among thepowerful countries . India’s Defence budget stand at 46$ billionand is expected to the 4th largest spender by 2020.

The great achievement is that succeeded to control theterrorist movement in the country in the last 4-5 years . Among allthe hurdles India faced is said to be the biggest obstacle thataffected the Indian development in all the possible ways. Sincethe time of independence till today corruption is the majorelement that put down the expectation of every Indian.

Corruption was spread to every corner and root ofIndian society . The major blow against corruption wasdemonetization though the demonetization resulted indissatisfaction across the various societies of the nation . It madea positive impact in the financial sector of the country. Inspite offacing all the hurdles Indians integrity and unity is beingunaffected from many years . The recent and rapid economiesand technology development made India a destination for hugeopportunities.

INDIAN DEVELOPMENT

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The recent and rapid economies and technologydevelopment made India a destination for hugeopportunities

Make in India initiative investment across the world andmade

India as a best place for many business . Combined withall other initiative India rose 42 places in ease of doingbusiness index.

“Many of the advances in the science that we considertoday to have been made in Europe in fact made in Indiacenturies ago”

INDIAN DEVELOPMENT

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“I don’t believe in taking right decisions. Take decision and then make them right.”- Ratan Tata.

MONK IN A LAMBORGHINI

PRABHU GAUR GOPAL DAS

This is not a story, but an incident happenedwith His Grace Gaur Gopal das, he’s a discipleof His Holliness Radhanath swami, who is theauthor of two books, The Journey Home, aninternational bestseller; The Journey within, aNYT bestseller.

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Contemplation is by far one of the best methods to develop gratitude. – Gaur Gopal Das.

Gaur Gopal Das was in his Brahmachari ashram in(ISKCON) Chowpatty, Mumbai. He has areputation of being friends with influentialpersonalities. So one of his friend ( whose namehe kept secret, but lets call him Mr. B) phonedhim, asking: ‘’would you mind doing pagala on mynewly purchased Lamborghini?’’

MONK IN A LAMBORGHINI

At first Gaur Gopal Das became confused, whatMr.B even meant by that? Because according toHindi Language pagala means ‘’mentallyretarded’’. His friend told him, it’s a Gujarati ritual,pagala is a ceremony of touching one’s leg on aparticular stuff you purchased. Basically, it’s aprocess to get blessings from holy people, still inIndia this tradition is reverentaly followed.

Well-known for his humorous nature, Gaur GopalDas said, ‘’Of course, why not? After all, when amonk gets a chance to have on a lamborghini.”

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The mind is what we use to perceive the world. – Gaur Gopal Das

MONK IN A LAMBORGHINI

Mr. B came to receive him on the temple premisesin his sleek, yellow Lamborghini. He asked GaurGopal Das for a ride. Both of them went on a ride,which was planed for fifteen minutes.

Gaur Gopal was sitting on the passengers and Mr.Bwas driving the car. Of course, everyone wasdrooling over Mr.B car. To see a sleek, yellowLamborghini is a rare sight on the streets ofMumbai.

After a while, they stopped at a traffic signal .Then came a man in a dilapidated car. His eyeswere big when he saw a Lamborghini standing byhis side. And his eyes went bigger when he sawGaur Gopal sitting on the passenger seat.

A monk in a Lamborghini?

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“ Gratitude is not a feeling ; it is a state of mind that can developed, and it allows us to tap into a reservoir of

unlimited positive energy.” – Gaur Gopal Das

Gaur Gopal Das was in his Brahmachari ashram iniskcon Chowpatty, Mumbai. He has a reputationof being friends with influential personalities. Soone of his friend ( whose name he kept secret,but lets call him Mr.B) phoned him, asking:‘’would you mind doing pagala on my newlypurchased Lamborghini?’’

MONK IN A LAMBORGHINI

At first Gaur Gopal Das became confused, whatMr.B even meant by that? Because according toHindi Language pagala means ‘’mentallyretarded’’. His friend told him, it’s a Gujarati ritual,pagala is a ceremony of touching one’s leg on aparticular stuff you purchased. Basically, it’s aprocess to get blessings from holy people, still inIndia this tradition is reverentaly followed.

Well-known for his humorous nature, Gaur GopalDas said, ‘’Of course, why not? After all, when a monk gets a chance to have on a lamborghini.”

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“ Gratitude is not a feeling ; it is a state of mind that can developed, and it allows us to tap into a reservoir

of unlimited positive energy.” – Gaur Gopal Das

MONK IN A LAMBORGHINI

Gaur Goapl understood things would go really crazyif he didn’t tell this man, whose car is this. Becausehe could see the look on that man’s face ‘’a monk ina Lamborghini.’’ Gaur Gopal burst out, ‘’Hey man,look, it’s not my car.’’ – he pointed hid thumb at Mr.B- ‘’it’s his car’’.

Gaur Gopal heaved a sign of relief, becausenowadays spiritual gurus having a bad impressionon the mind of most of the Indians. People havedeveloped a tendency to generalize all spiritualleaders A fake. And this was something that GaurGopal didn’t want to happen.

The fifteen minutes ride turned into thirty –fiveminutes. Gaur Gopal said to his friend , ‘’ I have ameeting to attend , can you drive me back to thetemple?”

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We have mastered how to look successful, but not how to organize. – Gaur Gopal Das

MONK IN A LAMBORGHINI

What Mr. B did next give a shock of life to GaurGopal. The owner of the Lamborghini, startedcrying like a child. Now this took quite a lime forGaur Gopal to understand what happened to hisfriend all of sudden. He told Mr. B to pack the carand talk on the reason for his distress. He gave atissue paper and a bottle of water to Mr. B,pacifying him.

Mr. B said with a voice cracking every now andthen, ‘’ Just three days back my wife filedpapers for divorce. I really love her. Mychildren love her. I’m trying my best to sort outour problems, but I really don’t understandwhy she wants to leave us ?’’

Gaur Gopal was stunned with that news.Somehow or other he consoled Mr. B

A little later, he was contemplated on thisincident that had happened to his friend.People say, happiness is directly proportionateto what you have in your life. But a sleek,yellow Lamborghini could not wipe Mr. B’stears , that posh Lamborghini could not bringhim any hope, that car could not uplift sprits .

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MONK IN A LAMBORGHINI

So he concluded that if something wants to knowhow rich one is, then count on things that moneycan’t buy. Some people are so poor, so poor, soabsolutely poor that all they have is money.

Sometimes people say , it’s better to cry in a BMW,instead of a bicycle. But here we have a real lifeexample of Mr. B His Lamborghini couldn’t help himwith anything.

It’s not that things should not be purchased. Buthave things with value, don’t equate your happinesswith things you possess. Because simply havingthings won’t add quality to your life.

Gaur Gopal Das often say, if you want to knowrich you are, drop a tear, and see how manyhands come forth wipe it. That’s how wealthy youare.

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We don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are – Gaur Gopal Das

The Elephant Rope (Belief System)

A gentleman was walking through an elephant camp, andhe spotted that the elephants weren’t being kept in cagesor held by the use of chains. All that was holding themback from escaping the camp, was a small piece of ropetied to one of their legs.

As the man gazed upon the elephants, he was completelyconfused as to why the elephants didn’t just use theirstrength to break the rope and escape the camp. Theycould easily have done so, but instead, they didn’t try toat all.

Curious and wanting to know the answer, he asked atrainer nearby why the elephants were just standingthere and never tried to escape.

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“ Meeting the deadline is not good enough, Beating the deadline is my expectation. – Dhirubhai Ambani.

The trainer replied;

“when they are very young and much smallerwe use the same size rope to tie them and, atthat age, it’s enough to hold them. As they growup, they are conditioned to believe they cannotbreak away. They believe the rope can still holdthem, so they never try to break free.”

The only reason that the elephants weren’t breaking free andescaping from the camp was that over time they adopted thebelief that it just wasn’t possible.

Moral of the story: No matter how much the world tries tohold you back, always continue with the belief that what youwant to achieve is possible. Believing you can becomesuccessful is the most important step in actually achieving it.

The Elephant Rope (Belief System)

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Love your job, but never fall in love with your company because you never know when the company stops loving you . Narayana murthy.

THE STATUE OF UNITY

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

The one who won over British leaders in the Satyagrahof Kheda and Bardoli, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was theBismarck of Modern India, who led the welfare offarmers. He is renowned as the architect ofindependent India, as he united all diverse 562 princelystates to build one great Republic of India.

Shri Narendra Modi decided to pay honorable tributewhich will be cherished for centuries by the wholeworld and it will become a matter of pride for everyIndian for this great man. Built in less than five years, itis the world’s tallest, grandest and giant statue. It is atribute to the man who united India, Sardar Patel.

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An iconic 182 meter tall statue, a tribute to the IronMan of India, is being built at the Sadhu-Bet Island,approximately 3.5kms south of Sardar Sarovar Dam atKevadia in the Narmada district of Gujarat This inspiringmemorial site, with a number of edu-tainmentcomponents, is located between the Vindhyachal andSatpuda Ranges rising weir Narmada River, impoundedby Garudeshwar, the Sardar Sarovar Dam and the townof Kevadia. The majesty of this grand monument will beenhanced by a picturesque backdrop. Its uniquelocation will prove to be beneficial for eco-tourism andregional development.The total project cost is estimated to be Rs. 2989 crore,and will be completed in four years.

THE STATUE OF UNITY

There is something unique in this soil, which despite many obstacles has always remained the abode of great souls.

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VISIT TO WARGAL SARASWATHI TEMPLE ON 16TH

JULY 2018

VISIT TO GOLCONDA FORT ON 24TH JULY 2018

VARADHI CONCLUDES ON 31ST JULY 2018

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VISIT TO ANANTHAGIRI HILLS ON 28TH JULY 2018

NATIONAL MANAGEMENT WEEK 4TH AUG 2018

TRADITIONAL DAY ON 31ST AUG 2018

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ACTIVITY IN CAMPUS ON 1ST SEP 2018

TEACHERS DAY CELEBRACTION ON 5TH SEP 2018

PLACEMENT COORDINATING ON 15TH SEP 2018

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VISIT TO DTDC ON 29TH SEP 2018

PLACEMENT BROCHURE RELEASE ON 3RD OCT 2018

GREY CAMPUS RECUITMENT ON 9TH OCT 2018

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DANDIYA CELEBRATION IN CAMPUS ON 13TH

OCT 2018

VISIT TO TELANGANA FOREST ACADEMY ON 4TH

OCT 2018

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MS.PRIYA SINGH WINS 3RD SIP PROJECT

VISIT TO HINDU PRINTING PRESS ON 5TH NOV 2018

VISIT TO AOC CENTER ON 6TH NOV 2018

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