57th Batch BARC Trainees Magazine - Kaarvaan

Trainees Magazine
I know quite clearly what I want out

of my life. Life and my emotions are the
only things I am conscious of. I love the
consciousness of life and I want as
much of it as I can get. But the span of
one's life is limited. What comes after death no one
knows. Nor do I care. Since, therefore, I cannot increase
the content of life by increasing its duration, I will
increase it by increasing its intensity.
Art, music, poetry and everything else that
consciousness I do have this one purpose - increasing the
intensity of my consciousness of life".
- Dr Homi Jehangir Bhabha
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Kaarvaan
Trainees' Magazine, OCES 2013-2014
(57th Batch)
BARC Training School, Mumbai
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
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Foreword
BARC training school has always been a mainstay for developing the highly skilled human resource in
the area of nuclear science and engineering. The Trainee Scientific Officers here are the best amongst
the candidates aspiring to pursue a career in the Department of Atomic Energy. They are imparted upon
with a rigorous training program for duration of one year.
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It gives me immense pleasure to see the efforts of the Trainee Scientific Officers of 57 batch coming in
the form of this trainee's magazine Kaarvaan. This initiative is an endeavor purely on the part of the
trainees albeit having fairly heavy load of lectures, practicals, projects and examinations. I am sure that
this will help them in overall personality and skill development in their professional career.
The issue contains a wide variety of entries ranging from their experiences during the Training
program, their personal accounts, and some suggestions to forthcoming batches etc. A very interesting
section of interviews conducted by trainees is included in this issue. The interview with Bharat Ratna,
Prof. C.N.R. Rao will always be an inspiration for them.
I end here by congratulating them for bringing up this issue of the magazine and give my best wishes for
their joining in the DAE family.
(Dr. B. K. Dutta)
Head, HRDD
Acknowledgment
The Trainees' Magazine Kaarvaan is a result of persistent efforts put in by Trainee Scientific Officers'
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(TSO) of 57 Batch of BARC Training School, Mumbai. In the course of publishing this issue, we have been
privileged to receive warm support from all spheres and it is our pleasure to express our gratitude to
them.
?First of all; we would like to thank Bharat Ratna, Prof. C. N. R. Rao for taking time from his busy
schedule and showering upon us his wisdom
?We are pleased to thank Dr. R. K. Sinha, Chairman, AEC & Secretary, DAE for showing his affection
and injecting motivation to the young TSOs'
?We would like to sincerely thank Shri Sekhar Basu, Director, BARC & Member, AEC for sharing his
vast experiences and insights with us
?It was Dr. B. K. Dutta, Head HRDD; the senior most and distinguished member in Training School,
for his support in making this work available on the web, many thanks to him
?Every initiative needs an architect and Shri S. K. Singh, TSH Warden & Convener Magazine Team has
played that role. He has been instrumental in guiding us from start till end. Our special thanks to
him
?We extend our thanks to Shri Lakshminarsimhan, Project Coordinator for providing necessary
guidance and co-coordinating at every stage
?Our acknowledgment would remain incomplete without the mention of Smt. S. Vinaylata, Under
Secretary to the Chairman, AEC and Shri E. Ravindran, Sr. Private Secretary to the Director, BARC
for their diligent efforts in scheduling appointments
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?At last, we sincerely thank all contributors, Training School Staff, TSOs' of 57 Batch and all
those who have directly or indirectly helped us in bringing out this issue of Trainees' Magazine
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57th Batch ki Mahima
Story: Gaurav Singh, Electrical
Illustrations: Rajashree Banerjee, Instrumentation
Swati Hayaran Das, Electronics
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(The interview was conducted through e-mail
correspondence following a personal visit to
BARC by Bharat Ratna Prof. C.N.R. Rao on
National Technology Day, 2014.)
Q. Sir, your advise to young scientists and
enthusiasts who want to do research &
establish a career in Science and Technology.
A.
Q. Your daily routine & lifestyle (It will surely
motivate us).
A.
My advice to young scientists would be the
following. If you have a mission, don't give up. It
does not matter what others say. Don't ever be
influenced by the casual comments of people
around you if your target is clear. More
importantly, pick an area which is not too
crowded. It is always better to take a lonely road
rather than a crowded one. You are likely to get
more exciting results.
I get up very early in the morning by 4.15 or
4.30 a.m., do some thinking and meditation and
worry about my work. Whatever I may be doing
through the day I keep worrying about the
sentences and paragraphs that I want to write in
manuscripts, or about something new that I want
to do in the laboratory. There is always a kind of
an undercurrent related to my research that
keeps going through my mind, and this has helped
me to get maximum possible results in the
available time. Having done research for 63
years (out of which 55 years, I have been a
Professor), I find that it is important that we don't
waste too much time. Once I start working in the
morning, I don't waste any time until I come
home. I don't take coffee/tea breaks. I don't have
time for gossip. Fortunately, people know my
feelings on the matter and do not disturb me
much. I enjoy music which I listen to every
morning or evening. Music has been a great
companion for me even in the office during the
lunch break. During the lunch break, I close my
office for 45 minutes or so and listen to some
music or sanskrit recitation.
It is nice to be restless, but one has to be sure
that one is restless for the right reason. I
understand why one can be restless about
academic or scientific pursuits. I find that some
young people want to get major recognitions in a
very short time. One has to be little patient. If one
is really good, eventually the world will look at
his/her work. The best way is to have faith in
oneself. Meditation and contemplation are
necessary to calm down, and to have the right
values.
Q. Youth in this country are restless. What is
your prescription to calm them and
channelize their energy in the right way?
A.
Q. As per you, what qualities make Indian
students/youngsters special than in
developed nations. How this strength can be
utilized as a tool for inspiration?
Interview with Bharat Ratna Prof. C.N.R. Rao
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A.
Q. It sometime happens that people don't get
a domain of their choice in research or job;
what is your suggestion to them?
A.
Q. How can we enhance our scientific,
technological and industrial development
using Gandhian principles?
A.
Young people in India are as smart as those
anywhere else. They have to work harder and
have to have greater motivation. As far as the
inspiration is concerned, I have always found that
it is nice to have heroes that one can adore. As I
told in my lecture, my own heroes have been
people like Faraday, G.N. Lewis and Linus Pauling.
From India, my main heroes have been J.C. Bose
and C.V. Raman. My heores are generally are those
who have worked throughout their life. A great
person with whom I worked with was Prof. Nevill
Mott (Cavendish Professor at Cambridge) who
was a Nobel Laureate. He died at the age of 93
and in the year he died, he had four publications. I
will never forget Prof. Mott who influenced me
much in condense matter research. Prof. H.C.
Brown (my teacher at Purdue also a Nobel
Laureate) had several paper at the age of 96 when
he died.
I realize that sometimes it is a matter of luck as
to where one works or where one gets a job.
However, if one is determined to work in the best
laboratory possible to pursue a particular area,
eventually one succeeds. Here again, some
patience may be required along with some
accomplishment. One can be unlucky not to have
the right place to work and this suppresses
enthusiasm.
I am a great admirer of Gandhiji. One of the
main things that we have to learn from Gandhiji is
that India has to stand at its own feet. We have to
worry about the poor of India. Even in the
Gandhian model, doing things in India becomes
important. We have to work against all odds to be
counted in this world. Don't forget, Gandhiji
created new way of expressing dissent based on
national aspirations.
I am not worried about my legacy. All I can
say is that I would like to be remembered as one
who continued to work as along as he could and
as one always worked with young people.
Having wonderful young students has been
wonderful. I have lectured to thousands of young
people all over India at school and college levels
and this has become a mission in my life, in
addition to publishing the best possible research
from India.
Q. What legacy do you want to leave after
you?
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Interview with Dr. R K Sinha, Chairman, AEC & Secretary, DAE
Q. You have devoted more than half of your life
for nation's nuclear program. Please share your
best experiences from your professional career.
A. My journey with DAE has always been full of
excitement and challenges which started from the first
year itself when I graduated from trainee school in
1973. We had Pokhran-1 in 1974 and also the
construction of Dhruwa reactor started around the
same time. Being brought up in the technology denial
regime, we needed complete self-reliance. Many such
instances and incidents are still fresh in my mind, but
one thing I can tell from my own experience is that the
proudest moments are those when we stand up to the
critical situation on our own defying all the negative
speculations.
One such moment came in 1989 when MAPS 1 and 2
were rendered non-functional because of failure of
moderator inlet manifold in both the units. We had
large pieces of metals inside the calandria, fallen on
the calandria floor which were blocking the
moderator flow path. It was first such critical situation
faced in PHWR operations in the world.
Our first job was to move out the pieces from the
moderator flow path. We made a remote manipulator
in Hall 7 capable enough to survive a very high
radiation field. Despite having no such experience
beforehand, we could not take proper trial runs due to
time constrains. In the end, we were not only able to
remove the metal pieces, but also outperformed a
foreign contractor having multiple years of experience
in remote handling.
There were many such experiences in my professional
career. DAE is one place where you are allowed to try
things for the very first time in the world and learn
from your mistakes. Even today I have got the same
excitement towards learning.
Any technology starts with basic science only. DAE
has the philosophy of RD3 - Research, Design,
Development and Delivery. The fruits of research must
go to society at large be it reactor technology, radio
isotopes generation, irradiation of bio products or
anything else. To achieve a common target, various
science and engineering disciplines must work in
harmony with each other. As DAE being more focused
on deliverables to the society, everything is multi-
disciplinary here.
I have deep reverence and utmost respect for Dr.
Homi Jehangir Bhabha, who sacrificed his highly
successful scientific career in order to the build the
nation and bring prosperity and self-reliability to us.
The great man pursued his interest in Physics after
obeying his father's advice to complete the course in
mechanical engineering. In a very short span of time,
he earned a great name in the field of Physics.
He was a true institution builder, who envisaged
science and atomic energy for the country's future
needs in 1930s. For that he nucleated Tata Institute of
Fundamental Research (TIFR) and Atomic Energy
Commission. He achieved great heights in a short span
Q. Sir, in your opinion how is the philosophy of
multidisciplinary research relevant in context of
DAE?
A.
Q. Who is your role model and what do you see in
him/her?
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of time and got the things done for the country. His
emphasis on creating scientific environment in
country and developing the self-reliance in nuclear
technology did not only help us out in technological
denial regime, but also ensured that we have the brain
power to tackle difficult situations on our own under
adverse conditions. In a way he not only built the
department, achieved things but also set a roadmap
and built a strong foundation for the DAE in a very
short span of time.
It is the excitement of doing something new which
propels every scientist in his career. In DAE, you have
freedom and flexibility to convert your ideas to some
research outcomes or deliverables to the society. You
also have the chance to do work on projects of very
high national and international impact. In my opinion,
the opportunity to contribute something meaningful
to the nation in itself is a huge motivation, which is
more difficult to get elsewhere.
DAE has developed many mainstream as well as
spin off technologies in the past which range from
atomic energy, radio isotopes to the industries and
healthcare, water purification, instrumentation to
agriculture and several advanced technologies.
Traditionally we have been having direct technology
transfers, where private entrepreneurs are provided
with these technologies by DAE through advertisement
under various schemes.
Many technologies developed by DAE need some
additional market driven value addition. We are
thinking of developing a model to utilize such
technologies through an empowered board working
within government framework. Some products,
services or even consultancies provided by DAE have
potential to generate huge revenues, which can be
used to cross subsidize basic technologies so as to
Q. In your opinion, what should motivate a young
DAE scientist or inspire them to go another step
ahead?
A.
Q. What are the mechanisms to take the
technologies developed by DAE to the public? Are
there any new thoughts in this regard to improve
the efficiency of delivery?
A.
provide the service to the society at lower cost.
Definitely, improving the efficiency of delivery to the
society is a priority for DAE.
I agree with you that websites should be appealing
and interactive. In today's world, internet media is a
very powerful tool of communication. It has to have a
pleasant look which also conveys about our
programmes in a manner which addresses all the
queries, apprehensions and misapprehensions about
our nuclear program. With improved aesthetics, our
viewership will also increase. We are already working
to make the website attractive and more useful for the
people. We also need to ensure that all the websites are
updated regularly. There are certain limitations
because of security reasons and also we have to follow
the guidelines set by the Government of India. But yes,
within these limitations also improvement can be
done. We have gathered some ideas and started
working on the issue. I will have no hesitation in giving
this responsibility to groups of young people who can
give frank suggestions.
We have several projects to create the public
acceptance and support for nuclear energy. Many such
projects are already in implementation phase, while
others are in development stage. For example, in
Kudankulam, NPCIL has put huge efforts to engage
with local public. 2-3 batches of visitors visit the plant
every day, where they are provided with basic
Q. DAE and its daughter organisations have
websites with outdated looks compared to
similar research organisations of other countries
(for instance, crowded with too much of
information in the home page itself, not designed
for screen resolutions being used these days and
not appealing enough ). With a beautiful and
strong IT team, any measures to modernise our
web platforms?
A.
Q. Organizations are effectively using media
platforms, outreach programs to schools and
colleges and awareness programs for the general
public. What mandate must be prepared in this
regard to garner the public acceptance? Your
take on this and any special initiatives in this
direction?
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knowledge of working and safety related issues of the
nuclear reactor. The exercise as a whole has been a
huge success.
A short video clip about the functions and
achievements of DAE is telecasted on Door Darshan
channel. A fund of 300 Crore Rs is sanctioned for
establishing DAE communication centres at the
periphery of major DAE installations. These outreach
centres will be more or less standardised with seminar
area, exhibit area and technology transfer area. It will
help prospective beneficiaries such as farmers,
medical practitioners, entrepreneurs, college
professors and students etc. to connect and
communicate with DAE in a better manner.
An official presence on social media is becoming a
necessity. It will help us interact with public at large
and address the queries and misconception of public
related to nuclear energy. We should ensure our
presence in a crisp manner with a factual position.
Such a mechanism has not yet been established. But we
will definitely look forward on this. It is also
understood that if we can provide some knowledge
and true facts about this field to students at a young
age, they are less likely to be influenced or misguided
by wrong and biased information at a later stage. In
this regard, it is also planned to include a chapter
about Nuclear Energy in NCERT text books.
Due to space crunch in Anushaktinagar residential
colony, to provide accommodation to all the employees
is not possible. That's why HRA was increased
substantially in last pay commission. I do hope they
take care of the issue this time also.
DAE, being a large family of organisations has very
diverse work profiles. It is not possible to assure
everyone the desired job profile. But, I can assure you
Q. Waiting period for accommodation in
Anushaktinagar is very long (approx. 8 yrs). Are
there any projects in the pipeline to address this
situation?
A.
Q. What would you suggest to TSOs who are
placed with job profiles less oriented towards
research but still want to pursue research in
his/her area of interest?
A.
that genes of innovations are in blood of every DAE
employee. Even if work seems to be rather mundane,
the room for improvement and innovation is always
there. Many systems and processes are not yet fully
understood. No system works completely according to
model simulated for it. A person working in control
room gets the information of process parameters and
has the opportunity to improve the model as well as
validate it. My advice to such people will be to go for
PhD in the area of their interest matching with the
departmental goals. There are so many areas still
unexplored. Working for a PhD will help them gain the
expertise and satisfy their appetite for research. In my
view the work that directly affects the delivery is most
relevant and must be the ultimate reason for
satisfaction.

I would say that there are plenty of challenges for
enhancing the quality of life of our people to reach
developed status. Everyone should think about what
he or she can do for the enhancing the quality of life.
DAE provides work fronts and opportunities to
address these issues through scientific and
technological means. It has brought the nation
strength and deliverables in the area of electricity
generation, health security, food security, drinking
water, high end technologies, education research and
training, and national security. One should always be
ready to contribute to nation's growth and for raising
the level of our existence in the international
community.
Q. Your words of wisdom for trainees ready to
join DAE?
A.
With inputs from:
Anushri Jain, Computer Science
Deepanshu Dwivedi, Mechanical
Gargi Bindal, Biosciences
Keshav Mohta, Mechanical
Manisha Rathee, Chemical
Sudip Bhunia, Chemical
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Interview with Shri Sekhar Basu,
Director, BARC & Member, AEC
Q. Sir, you have dedicated nearly four
decades of your life for nation's nuclear
program. Please share your best experiences
from your professional career.
A. It was full of enjoyment. I have been enjoying
every hour of my professional career. 'We' have
achieved a lot of set goals in these four decades.
When you set some target and achieve it, then the
satisfaction you get is immense, just like being on
cloud nine. Among my best experiences are,
- After 30 years of prolonged efforts, the
propeller shaft of the nuclear submarine built at
Kalpakkam rotated successfully.
- It was the inauguration of PREFRE-2 by the
honorable Prime Minister of India. Chopping
machine was to chop the first bundle. We were all
concerned that at that point of time it should
function well. It was a great relief when
everything happened smoothly.
Q. Who all has been the inspiration for you
that kept you motivated throughout?
Q. During this training, we have just been
transformed from skeptics to believer in
nuclear energy. Does DAE have any plans of
engaging us in direct communication with
public to increase awareness?
We: Sir, It would be great if we can introduce
a chapter describing 'Indian - Three Stage
Nuclear Program' in school level itself.
Sir:
Q. Compared to other departments under
Government of India, DAE is privileged to
have higher endowments and competent
human resource, but still we do lack
motivation. What activities department
must undertake to boost the moral in
A. I have always found inspiration in freedom
fighters. The passion to serve the nation has
always worked as driving force within me. The
feeling that drives me is patriotism. Moreover I
am always optimistic about achieving the
goals.
A. Yes, very much so! Our honorable chairman
has formed a committee of 30-40 young people
who are the ambassadors of DAE for the people
outside. We have also engaged several young
groups in visits to various universities to boost
the awareness of the pioneering research being
conducted in the field of Nuclear Science and
Technology.
I appreciate your suggestion; rather it
would be a very good initiative. We can begin
with our own AECS Schools. I will convey your
suggestions to the concerned authority.

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regular intervals?
Q. A full scale package is not availed to
trainees. What is the possibility of on-job
training for SOs recruited via OCES & DGFS
scheme?
We: Sir, the pay scale offered during training
in other PSU's is full salary at respective grade
pay.
Sir:
A. You have freedom of work in DAE. When you
join a group, you are allowed to do anything
within the mandate of the group, maybe not on
the first day but surely after 2-3 yrs. As long as you
are within the goals of the department you will get
a free hand to work. Choose an area which will
give you satisfaction. After 5-7 years, change the
domain of your work because there are limited
horizons left to explore in the same field when you
have spent this much length of time. The best part
of my career is I did not have to repeat any task
and that is what DAE can provide you.
If you have joined an organization, you aspire
to reach the top. When you lead a team there will
be some administrative work. As the team size
increases the administrative work increases.
Being the director I still do 20% scientific work
and rest is administrative i.e. I play a techno-
administrative role.
Over these years my area of involvement has
vari ed from wri ti ng codes, performi ng
experiments, design, construction, project
management and also helping operations. Every
s t ep has added more admi ni s t rat i ve
responsibility.
A. Rs. 20,000 of pay per month, I agree it is lower
than at the SO/C grade. We will discuss this
matter. The date of last revision needs to be
checked before coming to any suitable conclusion.
As mentioned we will discuss this and
We: Rather than pursuing a full time scientific
research, why did you choose an
administrative role?
Sir:
confirm the facts.

A. Nuclear Energy, basically 'radiation', is the fear
of unknown. They say everything started with a
big bang. Similarly nuclear energy emerged with
two big bangs (Hiroshima and Nagasaki) and this
origin is the reason of people being very
apprehensive of it. The exploitation of Nuclear
Energy is for safe power generation and other
applications.
Indians are known to posses' high tolerance level
and are ready to accept any amount of deficiency
in their living standards, but not ready to invite
any new technological breakthrough that can
enhance living. But tomorrow, when coal and oil
will be exhausted, Renewable Energy and Nuclear
Energy will be the only way out. Solar and Wind
Energy are less efficient at this stage while hydel
projects require much land to be flooded, a major
concern for a populous country like India.
Henceforth, considering big expansions, Nuclear
Energy will be the savior and we are one of the
most advanced nations in the nuclear map with
wel l devel oped Reactor and fuel cycl e
technologies.
A. As of today you all are not very well aware of
your own interest as well as divisional activities.
You know very little of what is there in front of you.
Later when you are completely involved in a group
or divisions actively, you will find that things are
Q. Organizations are effectively using media
platforms, outreach programs to schools and
colleges and awareness programs for the
general public. What mandate must be
prepared in this regard to garner the public
acceptance? Your take on this and special
initiatives required in this direction.
Q. Many trainees realize mismatch between
their interest and job profile offered. Given
opportunity in the field of interest, they will
work efficiently and contribute more for the
organization. The prospect of inter division
transfer/collaborations being limited; what
is your advice for us?
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very flexible and you will surely find a job of
interest within it. As an energetic young scientific
officer, try to fit in the organization and settle
down first and I am sure you will be satisfied with
your job. Transfer after a few years is possible.
A. Yes, there are constraints. But anything can be
achieved, just keep trying. My attitude has been
'Never say die'. Even if you fail ten times, you will
surely succeed on the eleventh attempt. One must
refrain from finding reasons for why things
cannot be done. Find ways to accomplish them.
Another reason is that I have been able to build
teams, group of motivated people like you with
great team spirit. Such a group can achieve
anything.
Q. Sir, you are known to execute and deliver
projects within stipulated time? How have
you been able to perform continuously
despite facing constraints associated with a
strategic governmental organization?
Q. Your words of wisdom for trainees ready to
join DAE?
A. Well I'd like to say three things:
- You are our future.
- You are very lucky to join a place where
Science and Technology merges.
- Also, you are lucky to join a place where you
can serve Science as well as your nation
and you can do that while you get
reasonable emoluments.
But having said that, I would like to add, enjoy your
life, especially when you are young, as lost time is
never going to come back. Dont take studies and
projects too seriously to upset you at any point of
time. Keep trying and itll happen but while doing
that, enjoy as much as you can! Try to remain
happy all the time!
With inputs from:
Anushri Jain, Computer Science
Deepanshu Dwivedi, Mechanical
Gargi Bindal, Biosciences
Keshav Mohta, Mechanical
Manisha Rathee, Chemical
Sudip Bhunia, Chemical
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Nuclear Power in India
Story: Gaurav Singh, Electrical
Illustrations: Rajashree Banerjee, Instrumentation
Swati Hayaran Das, Electronics
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- Souradeep Mitra
Electrical
The Game
- Gargi Bindal, Biosciences
Remember me this day forth
From whence we will not be together
For I will not always remain by your side
Though I wish I could forever
Remember me in every tickle of
Laughter and in every joke you crack.
Remember me when you are sad
I swear I'll be feeling the same way.
Remember me in a crowd
Wishing I could be therefore true.
Remember me in solitude
Wishing I could materialize in front of you
Remember me more than a name
If you don't I will consider it fortune
Remember me this day froth.
From whence we will not be together
For we have different paths to trot
Though I wish we could have been forever
together.
Remember
- Sarver Ahmed, Biosciences
& Ashutosh Srivastava, Chemistry
A Rendezvous with
BARC
Grandeur of thee be praised when
Simplicity of thine also is bewitching
Enrapturing are panoramic view of yours
Bestowed feel of soothing, washed away sorrows
Velvety blanket of clouds wraps aloft mountain
As if hair of Pari spares lover's face from sun
Waving with breeze in an undulating way
Stared you at morn started our day
Evening strolls down to market
With anticipatory looks, round the corner
From campus gazelles, fuelled our dreams
Enamoured us thy countenance, always gleams!
Reasons burned to ashes in fire of passion
Swept away we were, with floods of emotion
Inscribed on empty plates of our heart
BARC your love, for us matters a lot!
I am now playing a game,
I don't know what is its name,
But surely I ain't liking the way,
The game is making me play.
The rules are so hard and rough,
That I can hardly get a grasp.
It takes me through the rosy fields,
And provides me with cozy shields,
Only, at a later stage,
To fill me up with lot of rage,
When I get out of my mind,
And make mistakes of every kind.

I, now am a wounded soldier,
With a lot of load on my shoulders,
Standing amongst big boulders,
With everything around me in smolders.
I can't see even a ray of hope,
And I can't think of a way to cope.
So, I limp towards the drowning sun,
To pay the price for what I'd done.

But,
Since I have started this game,
I am ready to face the flames,
And eventually, I hope to win,
And get a chance to meet the queen.
Picture Courtesy : Internet
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The Reunion of the Manhattan Project
It was another usual day in the Training
School, tiring and brain storming. I came back
from my classes and was very exhausted. That
day it was raining so heavily in Mumbai that we
could hardly see anything through the window.
This made the weather perfectly suited for a
good nap and I fell fast asleep.
Suddenly there was a knocking at the door. I
thought it was one of my batch mates calling
me. I would always get irritated by such calls
as the urgency of calls was much lesser than
the nature by which they were made but that
night the knocking continued most unusually. I
would also get the faint smell of a cigar.
Suddenly I could see (in my sleep) some
streaks of torch light peeping through my door.
It was quite unusual and astonishing for me. I
woke up with a jump hurriedly and banged my
door open. But there was no one to be seen.
Far away in the corridor I saw a man in a long
black coat. The coat seemed a bit dusty and
shabby as his long white hair. I was in a shock as
nowadays men do not look like that. He
couldn't balance himself as his head seemed to
be bigger as compared to his body. As he
strolled towards the lift I quietly followed him
with my mind filled with curiosity and a
strange fear. He knew that I was following him
and he looked back at me but unfortunately I
couldn't get a glimpse of his face. To my
amazement, I saw the lift stop at the 14th
floor. Now I was overwhelmed with curiosity.
To avoid being seen by the man I took the stairs
to the 14th floor. The suspense grew as I
missed my chance to solve the mystery. As I
reach the 14th floor I saw that the man
entered the VIP hall. I quickly went up to him.
There was a peculiar smell, probably a
mixture of cigar, sampan overall like an
aristocratic party of the old western times. As
I moved through the smoky hall I saw a red
banner where it was written
There was a voice, which greeted me with a
warm welcome, and as the smoke cleared out I
finally had a chance to see the man's face. I
recognized him it was a similar face from my
science book, he was Albert Einstein! I couldn't
believe; it was like a dream. Then I slowly
realised that the surrounding men were none
other than the popular names of the
Manhattan Project, the people who shook the
world by their knowledge.
A deep voice offered me a sampan. I humbly
refused but at last I had to take it. Someone
from the corner said, Relax my boy, you know
I have been here before. Dr. Bhabha invited
me to this research institute in the year 1960.
I stood silent and in amazement. I could not
even nod my head as I found he was Prof. Niels
Bohr. He again asked me about my training
school. I looked down and in a low voice and
murmured, It's too hard for me, Sir. The load
is tremendous.
My answer was replied with a laughter that
filled the hall. Prof. Bohr said, My son, it is
not even a fraction of what we have faced
during the Manhattan Project.
I replied, Actually the syllabuses are huge
and time is too short that we face difficulty in
digesting them so most of the time we tend to
vomit it out.
Smoking a cloud from his pipe another man
remarked, Syllabus! What syllabus? You are
just dividing science by using this word and
bounding your knowledge but, my boy,
knowledge has no limit. It was very easy to
know the man was Prof. Fermi. I felt a little
ashamed.
Suddenly in the corner the man who was
playing the bongo, stopped and shouted, Hey
man, where is the madness of learning in the
young generation or do you love what you do
actually? I at once knew the man; he was the
most handsome scientist Prof. Feynman.
The Reunion of the
Manhattan Project
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I was taken aback, I was astonished as I had
never thought of this. I started to give an
excuse to find my way-out, Home sickness,
sir.
Home sickness? I haven't seen my family since
8 years since we left Germany; later, a news
confirmed that they were executed in a Gas
chamber. A sorrowful voice came out from
the right corner, he was the great Prof. James
Franck.
Another man stood from the chair and said,
I'm Max Planck, you must have heard about
me. I lost two daughters in child birth, one son
died in the World War-I and another one in
World War II, but your nuclear science helped
me to stay alive, it is the only thing I will have
with me till death and you are talking about
load? I had had more sleepless nights than your
training school days because I loved it.
Tear rolled down his cheeks, I could feel his
pain. I felt a warm hand on my right shoulder
and heard, My uncertainty principle is also
applicable to human life, when there is
happiness in life we can't sense pain and when
we are immersed in pain we have to search for
the slightest of happiness but as a matter of
fact how do you balance these two in life
makes you what you are. I felt some relief
and knew he was none other than Prof.
Heisenberg.
The cloud of confusion was cleared by a
soothing sound of Violin. I asked myself, Was
there any musician in Manhattan project? But
then I realised that the man with violin was
none other than my hero Albert Einstein. He
smiled in his own fashion and asked, What is
your desire? We are ready to give you that.
Without taking much time I said, I want to be
as intelligent as you are.
He agreed to give his intelligence to me but
then Prof. Fermi interrupted, Albert! Don't
just paralyse him; allow him to stand on his
own feet.Albert replied, Then in that case
let's get that distributed across each floor of
your Training School Hostel among the pupils
who love science, want to work for science
and would die for it. Hearing that, the
feeling that I had inside me could be
expressed in one word as 'satisfaction'.

The knocking continued incessantly like the
rain outside. Someone cried from the other
side, Sahab, darwaja kholo room saaf karna
hai. The noise woke me up; I rubbed my eyes
and looked around for a minute. I looked at my
watch. Oh! I had only ten minutes to get ready
for my classes!
But on my way to the class my curiosity
changed my destination from class to 14th
floor VIP hall but there was nothing. As I was
making my way back downstairs, I was
naturally disappointed, the most beautiful
experience of my life was just merely a dream
but suddenly, I found a small piece of a paper
on the floor in front of me. I took it up. It
read...
- Kartik Dutta, Chemistry &
Subhashis Dutta, Instrumentation
PLEASE JOIN
OUR NEXT REUNION ON ....
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An Endless Journey...
One day I was moving a stone, may be one
meter in diameter; inch by inch, continuously
where ever I went, whatever I did. I didn't
know why I was moving it but I have been
moving it as long as I can remember. I never
got consciously involved; it was as if I was
moving the stone in a parallel universe of
which I knew nothing and was not much
interested to know either. But today was
different; a sudden jerk while pushing the
stone made me realize my actions. I saw that I
was pushing the stone towards a mountain. I
tried very hard to find a reason for my actions
but of no use. I was not able to come up with
any reasonabl e answer. Coupl ed wi th
frustration and fear of ignorance I convinced
myself that I would get the answers once I
pushed the stone to the mountain top.
Soon this became my sole aim. I pushed the
stone harder and harder. Sometimes I thought
that I should give up, but the quest for truth,
coupled with fear of ignorance of my own
actions pushed me towards my goal. While
pushing the stone, I realized how little I knew
about the world in which I live; a world with
which I thought was quite familiar with until
recently. The things which had made sense till
now did not make sense any more.
Finally the day came when I was able to push
the stone to the mountain top. The view was so
beautiful; I was able to see the whole
unfamiliar terrain. But soon my happiness
and excitement died when I realized that I still
had no answers. Out of frustration I tried to
abandon the stone, but the realized that my
very survival depended on that stone.
Without pushing that stone I would die.

Maybe I push the stone to live. But why do I
live?
The world I live in does not make sense any
more- do I live to push the stone? Can the
meaning of my life be this silly, pushing a
stone!
I then had only two options left; to push the
stone here-and-there endlessly, without
meaning or purpose; or to commit suicide. I
started to wonder about my old days, when I
never consciously thought of why I was
pushing the stone. Ignorance really is bliss! I
wish I could go back to old ignorant days
again!
After some thought I came to the conclusion
that may be life really doesn't have any
meaning. Still, I may myself give meaning to it.
Maybe it is self-delusional, but at the end
happiness is what that matters. Even if I die, I
may not get my answer, so why not live happily
in my delusional world?
Also I would now have the freedom to give
different meanings to life at different points of
time. In fact I started to think of myself as a
rebel, always trying to give a meaning to my
meaningless world.
I am Sisyphus, and this is my story.
- Niranjan Siva Sankaran
Radiological Safety Engineering
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The Quest
We have experienced the buzz of a bee and at
times have found it irritating and disturbing. But
then, there is an altogether different perspective
about them, of being a symbol of a unified family.
The fact that worker bees belonging to a hive elect a
queen, take special care of her until she matures and
work together to support the queen is seriously
thought provoking. Isn't it? All this is done, to insure
her life and importantly, the continuation of the
colony. Now, this is symbolic of a family working
together for the benefit of the group. In short, bees
personify teamwork.
The team in whites with an upturned collar
possessed it. This team had all the essential
ingredients right from a red capped mentor cum
player and an able and sacrificial leader who had an
imperfect handlebar moustache to a blistering pace
bowler with a rib-tickling voice. A bespectacled
marauding opener, an intense no.3 with a dozen
younger brothers, a pinch-hitter who took off my
beloved gloves, a fielder with nimble feet and gym
body, a burly man with consistent line and length and
finally a seam bowler who has a problem counting
numbers especially the number of balls in an over
completed by the team. The lanky attacking batsman
from defense, the dancing bowler from Govandi, the
fish junkie also an underrated batsman, and the
promising chemical lad equally played their part
undauntedly but in phases.
On a serious note, more than the matches
played in the tournament, it was the series of
gruelling practice sessions in the sultry weather
comprising the favorite ground running, long
stretching and warm-up exercises, fielding drills,
batting-bowling sessions in an unprepared pitch
(especially the new ball hurled at openers) which
stands vivid in my memory. After all, the quest was no
bed of roses and hence demanded a strong
homework. The fact that, almost 6-7 of us had never
played cricket with a cricket ball made these training
sessions very crucial which is why most of us never
often skipped it. These sessions which enabled us to go this
far and brought in us a sense of confidence, urge and
most importantly taught us to play as a single unit
with a single minded goal just the way the bees do.
The cricket ball matches played at 'Free
Entrance Waalla' (FEW) Stadium bring adrenaline
rush into me which takes a while to settle down. The
tournament for us was like a roller coaster ride. The
kick-off was not less than a disaster. Bowlers rescued
and redeemed the ship. Long breaks in between the
nd
first two matches also helped our cause. In the 2 and
rd
3 match, batsmen also got into the groove, ably
supporting the match winning bowlers who were
always a tough nut to crack. Just when, we were
looking to cruise over, the unfortunate thing
happened. The champion opponents did it better in
the quarter finals with full points to them, as they
found a chink in the armour. By then, the team had
already learnt the lesson of life.
The humongous support from the TSH
inmates during the course of tournament, especially
rd th
from the 3 and 4 floors worked wonders for us. The
direct throw run-out from 60 odd meters, a batsman
diving to save his wicket (who had never ever dived his
entire life), a few bowlers bowling wide tirelessly (this
being a strategy) were just remarkable.
The charisma of both our players and supporters is
worth mentioning. The overwhelming celebrations in
a brash manner post any dismissal (to which the poor
umpires pleaded to end), sledging against the elder
opponent batsman (who might have well turned out
to be our bosses in the near future), sledging against
an opponent fielder by our supporters to end our
frustrating boundary drought, the huddle before the
start of bowling session and finally most importantly
the female fan base of our team will find a special
mention in the cricketing folklore of Anushakti nagar.
- R. Shrinath
Mechanical
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Can you remember that day?
To you I had something to say.
What an amazing day that was.
Perhaps, to get that chance,
I was quite ambitious.
And all of a sudden,
To me you turned out to be very precious.
That day I evoked you as a gorgeous diva.
And with no time,
An endless pleasure thrilled me as a shinning nova.
Yeah I was mesmerized with your charming beauty.
Your fascination seemed to me the divine duty.
Quite often you peep upon me in my night dream.
And in the mean time,
My heart melts in your feeling's stream.
Even the sun looks gloomy to me when you glow.
Hardly, I have any control to my emotional flow.
You make me mad with your sugary smile.
A sparkling delight enchants me whenever you wile.
And all day all night, in every moment,
My glance is always in your search,
Probably it's all about to feel your elusive touch.
Oh! Sweetheart, I'm in your love.
I don't know how to fulfill my curiosity,
Whenever,
I find you in my vicinity.
Gradually I start on believing to that tenacity.
And also all the way at the expense of time,
My dream of getting you approaches to the
reality.
My Hidden Ballad
- Sudip Gorai
Chemistry
A Dearly Death
Our dreams were tall
We sailed across oceans large and small
With joy and happiness
We sailed with steadiness...
Far across the oceans
Far across the globe
Heart filled with ambition
With happiness galore...
Days passed and years went by
We kept on working without a sigh
Un-trembled by numerous jolts
We stood strong despite pit falls...
My friend spared his time
Talking to his mom
Who was so kind
Just and a peaceful mind...
She was his mom
but I loved her too
as I lost mine
When I was two...
One day in the workplace
My friend got hurt on his face
I held my nerves and prayed till breath
But unfortunately he met his death...
Shocked devastated down and dead
Two days I didn't have any bread
I feared in heart about the consequence
What to tell in his mother's presence...
Like a summer tempest
Came my tears
For the loss of a child
I was in fear...
I was to leave the other day
To meet his mother so dear away
I gathered courage and went to the door
But found his mother DEAD on the floor.
- Harsh Vardhan Jha
Electrical
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Starting of a Beautiful Journey
They are known to be the toughest
interviews in India. They are known to be the
longest lasting technical interviews in India.
The panels are known as rejection panel than
selection panel. Yes, I am talking about BARC
interviews.
It was 15th of May when they told me that you
have got called for BARC interview. Ek
Berojgar ke liye isse badi khushkhabri aur
kya ho sakti hai. I was happy to hear some
contradictory statements from various
people, Abe tera kaise ho gaya, Pass hone
me to dam nikal jata tha and Bhai tumhara
nahi hoga to kiska hoga, man se to tumhi
padhte the. Anyway, I was happy and very
much confident of getting selected and
started working on my favourite subjects viz.
Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Heat and
Mass Transfer, etc. I did not search for any
interview questions or sought any help as I
knew only my concepts will help me. I needed
nothing else.
The interview was on 6th of June and I
reached a day earlier and took rest at a
friend's place. The next day, as usual, I woke
up later than scheduled and found out that I
have shoes but socks. I thanked the almighty
for this mercy as I hate wearing shoes. So, I
put on My Sandals (One with strap and the
other without it!) and headed for Mankhurd
local station, nearest to the BARC facility. I
fell in love with Mumbai. After reaching the
Multi Purpose Hall, the reporting place, they
asked us to fill up loads of forms asking for a
plethora of information about candidates. As
usual, fir se neend aa gayi. Kisi Bhali ladki ne
dhakka dekar jagaya. May god give her a very
good and loving groom! After completing the
formalities, we left for the interview.
Alas, why did I choose mechanical as my
branch! All the other sides were having
sincere, beautiful girls studying, discussing
amongst the fellow interviewees. Yaha to
hum sab adhiktar hawa khaate baithe the.
Some were still discussing problems and were
revising their subjects. Getting bored, I asked
a volunteer that how many people do they
select on an average per day? He answered,
Yesterday they took only one, the day before
that two and the day before that, none. Today
they have already taken three, lagta hai aaj
ka quota poora ho gaya.
Oops! With little bit analysis I found that they
must be interviewing at least 70-80 aspirants
a day. Now I seriously started considering to
utilize my time in touring Mumbai than giving
the Interview. But still I waited. Then came
my turn. I checked my wristwatch and it said
03:56 PM. Andar paanch daitya baithe hue
the. After welcoming and pacifying me, they
started their most beloved leisure time
activity. (Believe me fellas, they love
interviewing. If you actually make it to BARC,
you will find that the first interview was the
simplest one.) They asked me my favourite
subjects and as I answered, they said, on
paper. They will give you a paper and pencil
even to say good morning and bye if they can.
So I answered-
?Thermodynamics.
?Heat and Mass Transfer.
?Fluid Mechanics (Now they say we know the
abbreviations too, Kitni jaldi hai inhe
interview lene ki bhaai).
?RAC.
?TOM.
The supposedly most senior scientist asked
What about Strength of Materials and I said,
Sir, I am not thorough with that subject
(Man mein Bhagwan kasam kuch nahi aata
SOM me)
They now started asking questions from Fluid
Mechanics, very basic questions. None of
them needed concepts more than Pascal's
Law, Continuity Equation, Viscosity, Surface
Tension etc. but definitely needed a thorough
understanding which will comes if you have
the love for learning. Even an Eleventh grader
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could have answered all the questions if well
studied and even PhD fellows won't be able to
answer if they do not have an in-depth
knowledge. Then came Heat and Mass
Transfer, not crossing the limits of basics of
conduction and convection, Thermodynamics,
again within the ambit of Zeroth, First Law
and the understanding of various processes.
Bade gurudev ko shanti nahi mil rahi thi to
SOM poonch hi liya and I answered it correctly.
Then came concepts of mechanics which I
studied well earlier followed by RAC.
The most important thing they sought was my
approach towards the problem and my
analytical abilities. If I was unable to answer
at first, they helped me by asking a similar
question. They gave me ample time to think
and answer and I needed to have a very good
understanding of graphs. Oh yes, I just love
graphs and prefer them over ugly equations.
Generally they also have some interest in
derivations and even more in the assumptions,
although they didn't ask me anything as such.
By this time I was nearly sure that I am going to
get selected. Snacks came, which they offered
me. Mai to wahi baith kar shuru ho gaya. Then
they politely asked me to sit outside while
having my snacks. I came outside and checked
my watch. It was already 05:20 p.m. and I was
amused to know that as I thought that only 20-
25 minutes would have elapsed. This is the
kind of friendly environment you would get
inside.
After few minutes, they called me in and gave
me the most sought after piece of paper, the
white slip, ensuring that I am capable enough
to join this prestigious institute (Except in the
case of being medically unfit :-) ).
That day, New Bachelor Hostel gave this
bachelor an immense pleasure and a great
opportunity. Only time will tell how much I
would be able to encash it.
- Deepanshu Dwivedi
Mechanical
GRAND CLASS
(PROLOGUE: Finally it is time for most
awaited grand class of the training program.
It is just a week before final exam and all the
teachers have assembled together to clarify
any level of doubt so far from their course
content.)
(NOTE: Subject names indicate its teacher.
However, all conversations mentioned here
are imaginary only and have no relation with
any person or group.)
1
NFCT Sir : Anyone.why people are afraid of
nuclear radiations?
1
EL Trainee (in bhoukaal): Because sir, it is
Department of Atomic Energy.
1
NFCT Sir (Thinking 'what was that?'): If you
Scientists will answer in such a manner, then
what will we expect from normal public.
1
NFCT Mam : Okay guys!! Now anyone tell me
the difference between mass transfer and
heat transfer.
1
IN Trainee : Sirsorry-sorry mam!! Mass
transfer is transfer of mass and heat transfer is
transfer of heat.
Whole Class: lol :-)
1
NFCT Mam : hmmm good :-/
1
IN Trainee : Mam, but then what is Pomp-
piing?
1
RPE Mam : Pumping is Pumping :-/
1
IN Trainee (silently to his neighbour): Ki
bollo Ki bollo??
1
CS Trainee : Hahahah..Ok!!! Mam I had this
question from last class how can water
become a rod inside Reactor core?
1
EL Trainee : Abe baraf bana ke daalte honge
aur kya. silly boy.
PLACE: LECTURE HALL 2,
TRAINING SCHOOL COMPLEX
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1
RPE Mam : Don't take that much literal
meaning. (Mam screaming)I repeat In PWR
moderator is light water, and in PHWR
moderator is heavy water.
2
CS Trainee : Sir, you had told na, but how can
neutr`o'n penetrate steel without making any
noise?
1
RPE Sir : See. that's a very good question but
actually I don't know how to tell you.. and
how much to tell you. Actually.. See in
previous year this question was in syllabus
since we have limited classes this year, so
what I am doing. I am cutting down the
syllabus!!!......
Whole Class: (Clapping)
2
IN Trainee : Sir, but what is the difference
between diffusion length and mean free path?
1
RPE Sir : See. Its like Kal to tum yaha baithi
thi, Aaj waha kaise chali gayi.?? What was
your question again?
Common Trainee: Sir, can you explain with
some examples?
1
EM Sir: Ghar me pappa spoon feeding karte
hai kya. These things are quite simple. if
you will study it by yourself (yawning), then
you will easily understand it. Do you still want
me to teach it?
Back Benchers: (in unison) No Sir.
1
Em Sir: Mai yahi chah raha tha ki aap log khud
hi yeh bole
Back Benchers: Wahhh. Sir you are
awesome.
1
EE Trainee : Sirrrr You In the verylike...
very first class nalike . you had told
something aboutlike. about leg. Can you
please..like please explain.that part
like?
2
Em (Interrupting): You know, but you don't
know that you know.
2
EE Trainee : Oye!! (With hath ka ishara) yeh
phir se samajhaiyo jara.
1
HP Sir : See legs are integral part of body
which is used to transport someone from one
place to another. In case of spider it is 8, in
case of cow it is 4 and more specifically in case
of normal human (like you) it is 2.
1
CS Trainee : Sir, if you are expecting such kind
of 'algorithm' from people other than
Computer Science, then how will they pass the
exam?
1
RCEI Sir : What is your discipline?
1
CS Trainee : Computer Science.
3
EM Sir : Why should I buy your argument?
1
CS Trainee : Sir, my college is a new one.
1
RCEI Sir (Angrily): Then, why don't you just
worry about yourself rather than worrying for
others?
Whole Class: (In lambi khamoshi).
3
EE Trainee (after few seconds): Mam. Bank
jana hai, may we leave?
1
RPE Mam : Bus drivers in BARC think of
themselves nothing less than but Director
itself. So please remain seated.
2
NFCT Sir (Proudly): My 'chelas' who work like
bus driver, I literally chop them.
(After this dialogue, whole class fell in long
silence again. And no one dared to ask any
further query. Soon after few more minutes
class was over)
THE END
- Gaurav Singh, Electrical
Saurabh Srivastava, Electronics
Souradeep Mitra, Electrical
Sumit Kr Gupta, Instrumentation
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Birthday at TSH
Date: 29/8/2013
Time:12:00 am
rd th
Venue: 3 & 4 floor
st
Event: 1 birthday
Breaking news: Birthday in BARC training
school and that too on the Girls' floor!!
We were formally invited for the party and I
was expecting a boring get-together where we
had to hug the birthday girl and to present her
a formal 2-3 line speech. Hence, I prepared a
speech full of blessings and wishes. After all I
was anxious to make a good impression more
on the audience as a whole and less on the
st
birthday girl because it was my 1 interaction
with the hostel mates. Truly speaking, if you
present these lines at my birthday then you
will definitely receive one suicide note the
next morning with reason consumption of
overdosed boredom.
Let's get back to the topic. We all gathered at
the shubh mahurat i.e. 12:00am. I chose one
corner of the birthday girl's room and was
sinking into an ocean of deep thoughts where
no buoyancy was acting to take me out. In a
monotonous manner we sang 'The Birthday
Anthem' followed by the conventional steps. I
had a woofer and was about to ask, Can we
play some songs? Before I could even dare to
speak a word, one came to me and politely said
hey! and according to the Newton's Third
Law, I bounced back the same reply. She asked
for my woofer. My eyes popped out of my specs
in wonder. I lent my woofer with a heavy heart
as if a part of my soul was going out to a new
world. I didn't know which cultural song my
woofer was to amplify. I could only see how it
was begging, please, save me .
After 5 minutes of silence suddenly it started
shouting angrezi beat de and before I could
figure, all of them turned into performers and
then 'sheela, munni' put enough positive
reactivity to make all these girls prompt
critical. The atmosphere was almost
exploding! Boss, you simply imagine, after a
blood sucking day at HBNI this eclectic episode
was not at all a defined function in my domain.
I was pleasantly shocked! The whole birthday
party had no error, no discontinuity.
Everything was just perfect! Energy level
reached the highest limits! It did not require
any external force to sustain them. A different
personality rose from each of them. MJ,
umraojan (:P) would never had thought about
their existence in this supposedly boring
community. I was amazed at the scene I was
witnessing. After 2 o'clock the party dispersed
and we all went to our dream lands.
This episode changed my perception about the
nerdy scientist community for the rest of my
life. Next morning, I woke up with a different
view for each one of them. As I entered the
class, my mind was continuously rewinding
the night episode as if the party was still on my
mind. Each of the inmates was looking the
opposite of what they had appeared last night.
But I was feeling happy. This is because I had
invented a new theory for the people around
me where you can find the perfect
combination of intellect with joyousness.
Finally I went to the birthday girl and wished
her Happy birthday.
- Suprabha Singh
Electrical
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Never Ever In The TSH!
1. Be Note less: No
matter how much sharp you
are in understanding the
concepts, the ground reality is
that if you don't have a proper
record of what has been taught
in the class or have a friend who
can lend you his/her notes, you are
bound to get ensnared in the whirlpool. But
be ready to shed your weight and money for
going to the Xerox shop at Hastinapur.
2. Be previous year question paper-less:
No matter how less/ more you know about the
subject, if you have solved the previous year
papers, then nobody can stop you from
securing good marks. And if you are lucky
enough, then you can find the exact replica of
the question in your exam.
3. Attempt to skip a class: The first eight
months of the training school is literally a rat
race. You are absent one day (and not smart
enough to get a proxy), your marks+ stipend+
coursework, all is gone by one casual leave.
4. Criticize the mess food: Learn to follow
stupid rules like one can't take more than two
cubes of butter. The mess people will fool with
you till the first semester as they have been
doing till ages. Then one fine day, after
numerous trials and errors, the menu will
change and you will be able to have a
digestible food. But the gourmet amongst
us will still be lamenting.
5. Ask for the Luxury Items: Asking a
washing machine per floor or rather a water
cooler will be a tough nut to crack. You must
adapt yourselves to such conditions/
situations and not beat about the bush with
the authorities.
6. Be Iron/ Laptop/ Kettle/ Smartphone/
Internet Dongle-less: The above mentioned
things are nothing less than your saviours. But
if you are among those who can manage to
either borrow/ beg / steal it from your friend's
place, then no problems.
7. Wear only jeans on your birthday night: At
least wear some pyjama/ lower/ another pair
of jeans if you don't want to regret later.
Shoes/ Chappals/ Belts/ bats will be caressing
you after the cake cutting ceremony.
8. Expect great Library/ Sports Services: The
Sports room more of a Visitors place than a
hosteller's. In between numbers exhibitions/
events/ seminars/ days where there are no
racquets etc, finding yourself playing in the
sports room is a dream come true. The TSH
library is more of a reading room than a place
where one issues books or gets some stuff
photocopied.
9. Remain Reclusive: Be gregarious. Make
friends and be amicable. Friends are the ones
who will help you through thick and thin. The
friends made here will be there for the rest of
our lives.
10. Expect great vacancies: Throughout the
year many people will give you lots of hope
and lots of encouragement but ultimately the
real boss is the Director.
11. Expect scientists to be boring: They are
some of coolest and the most interesting
bunch of peoples you will ever come by.
- Tarun Chugh
Electrical
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- Anushri Jain, Computer Science
Mogli got selected as 'Trainee Scientific Officer',
On his Google account was moving the cursor.
Suddenly an advertising window popped up,
Asking do you want to connect with Aliya Bhatt.
Phir kya tha Mogli ke man me ladoo foota,
Chhod google account popup ki taraf toota.
Next moment he was asked for gmail id and password,
Thinking about 'Aliya' he just wanted to move forward.
Akhirkar BARC ke scientist ki ID hui hack,
Or media ko toh mil gya jaise koi mega pack.
Khabar ye media ne prime time me dikhayi,
Ultimately Mogli and BARC dono ki watt lagayi.
There was not a single trace of Nuclear on his ID,
But Mogli ke sath toh ho gyi thi perfect tragedy.
Dilemma was, Kya Karen kahan jae
boss ko samjhane 'excuses' kahan se layen.
Kaha gya tha 'Gmail' nhi 'BARC ID' use karna,
Agar Trusted ho site certificate to hi aage badna.
Ek ek karkesecurity workshop ke lessons yad ane lage,
'Virus' 'Malware' 'Worms' sab sath milke darane lage.
Antivirus, firewall, public key are not sufficient,
You should remain aware that is more important.
Jab media me apni kartuton ka vivaran paya,
Tab BARC ke 'strategic' word ka matlab samajh aya.
Aliya ka bulawa lagne laga Terminaion letter,
Yad ane lagi boss ke sath hui sari khatar-patar
Chhod apas ki Master Slave wali pratha,
At last aj to banani thi boss ki tarifo ki katha.
Doston ke sath share kiye the NUCLEAR related jokes,
Socha na tha Media will interpret them as terrorist codes.
Boss bole the using 'SO/C' se 'OS' ke safar ka experience,
Don't use words in chat which attract attention.
Mana Gmail pe research work share karne ki thi manahi,
Research jaisa kuch kiya hi nhi share kaise karenge bhai !!!
Galtiyon se li sikh, na dohrane ki khayi kasam;
Bina galati kiye, kyon na Mogli se sikhen hum.
Don't remain unaware, know security aspects,
Start your career, with lots of best wishes
CyBeR SeCuRiTy @ BARC
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EXPERIENCES IN TRAINING SCHOOL
The BARC job offer letter arrived. When I
received the letter, it was a good news, but I was
not sure whether joining the organization
would be good for me. A little surfing on the
internet, interaction with professors and friends
convinced me to a fair degree that it is a good job
and that I should choose it over the other job
which I had in my hand. So I decided to join BARC
as a Trainee. Come August 2014, I would be
completing this journey called BARC Training
Program and would be absorbed into what we
call the 'DAE family'. This sojourn here in
Training School has produced so many
occasions of fun and frolic and made me
experience so many new things that they will
always remain as memories to cherish
throughout my life.
Being a fresher, I had expected things to be the
same in Training School as well and over and
above I had a lot of expectations from the
organization. For the starters, I preferred a
single room as I was used to the luxury of single
occupant rooms for the last four years of
engineering. I also wanted a good data
connection and LAN connectivity as I am very
used to these facilities and never still believe I
can live without them. But I had come prepared
for the worst also. On arriving here, we had a
small briefing where the Director, BARC
addressed us. I remember him saying that while
studying is very important, don't take training
school all that seriously and get lost in the
academia. Enjoy your stay here as well. It
appears to me that I did neglect the former part
and only latched on to the latter part of
enjoying.
To my expectations, I got a single occupancy
room nearly twice the size I had lived before in
college, and an internet browsing center to
browse and keep myself updated. That meant
good accommodation, freedom to watch movies,
TV series, matches, listening to music and
pursue my hobbies without disturbing the
others around. The other trainees soon became
good friends. It was deja-vu all over again. A
new hostel life was underway and I have always
enjoyed it. Food and notes were not the only
things we exchanged. We also physically
exchanged hard-disks, for TV series and Movies
and we became the so called the 'seeders and
leachers' of our network. That circumvented the
need f or LAN connec t i vi t y. Per s onal
introduction was a window to get to know other
peoples interests and to participate in those
activities of common interest.

During these interactions, I discovered an
assortment of people. I discovered many
players, cricketers being the most common. I
found many liking the same TV series and some
football fans. I have also found Dexter, Teen
Wolf, and the all famous Sherlock fans and we
regularly watch them together. I have a close
knit of football friends, a Liverpool fan with
whom I enjoy watching matches with and an
Arsenal fan to poke fun at when his team loses.
When the latter feels that I am going to poke fun
at him, he beats me by the punch by talking
about the loss my team had. It is all in a very
positive attitude that we discuss football and
enjoy the game week in and week out. I also
enjoyed practicing with the BARC football team.
They have been immensely responsible in
improving my style of play, my technical ability
and i mprovi ng my confi dence. Another
memorable outcome that has happened
through this endeavor was that I had a chance
to play in the inter-departmental football
tournament. To pull on the No.9 jersey and play
at that level was not something I had ever
imagined to have happened. I had never quite
held a Table tennis racquet before coming here.
I started playing the game and now I feel I can
play fairly well though I personally would like to
improve a lot more.
In my childhood, I learnt to play the violin and
did indulge in some jamming sessions in college.
However, nothing positive really came out of it.
Here in Training School also we have formed a
band. Initially I was a little reluctant to join, but
the support and encouragement given by the
other band members has helped me in bringing
out the latent talent in me and we work together
for performing on the stage. I will cherish these
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memories always. Birthdays and festivals were
just as fun and the birthday bumps were just as
painful as they used to be. The surprise gifts
were the consolation after the blitzkrieg attack
onto our bottoms. The DJs that we used to
organize in my floor were a platform for even the
most reticent of individuals to open up and
express themselves freely.
Though I have only spoken all along about extra-
curricular activities, one may wonder if I ever
studied. Yes, I did on the night before exams. I
have kept the tradition of eleventh hour
preparation and lived up to my expectations. I
secured a modest mid table rank and I am
pleased with the division I am going to join.
There have been moments of large successes as
well, especially those areas in which I have
always had a passion to learn. The efforts of
many of my friends have gone into getting that
result. The group study and question solving
sessions has helped each other and especially
me. Thei r contri buti on wi l l al ways be
remembered.
This journey has been a revelation of my abilities
and my true interests. I have been able to utilize
my time here effectively in improving myself
overall. It wouldn't have been possible without
opportunities and the environment provided by
the BARC and the Training School. Today I can
undoubtedly say that I am better than before. A
lot of individuals, friends and faculty have been
influential in whatever little bit I have achieved
here, so that they will always be remembered.
This was just my story but I am sure everyone
who has gone through the Training School will
have a similar story to say.
My journey doesn't end here. I still have a few
more months here to learn or do something new.
Who knows you could find me on the perch of a
tree with an SLR round my neck or in a swimsuit
learning to swim!
1. The Alarming Situation: You don't have to use
alarms here. Either you get so used to
intermittent false alarms that you are totally
unperturbed when your alarm rings or you are so
bugged by it that you are already awake the whole
night.
2. The Unwanted Guests: No matter where you
hide you food-in the cupboard, or the drawers,
monkeys will have their best time when they are
in the mood to celebrate.
3. The Biased Lift: The lift will never stop at your
floor when its going down but it will always stop
when its going up (Girls: O)
4. Strict Timings: Library tests your nocturnal
abilities when you are totally resolved on a
weekend and you reach there only to find a
reference copy.
5. The Blinking Hope: The LAN ports in your room
and the consistently blinking lights of the WiFi
routers installed all over the place always give
you the false hope that one fine day you will be
able to access the internet right there sitting on
your bed comfortably. Don't worry, TSH mein der
hai, andher nahi.
6. Those Delicious Dishes: Mana ki doosro ki thali
main hamesha ghee zada dikhta hai, par yahan to
bahut kuch zada dikhta hai. If you look at others'
(I mean, guests) plate, you will never be able to
eat another bite from your own.
7. The Natual Beauty: No matter how tired you are,
how bagged down by the load of studies you get,
the scenic beauty of the campus and the
luxurious rooms will drive you away.
8. The Longing Attachment: And the last but not
the least, no matter what you say about the place,
you will always miss it right from the day you
leave it.
- Vinayak Vishwanathan
Chemical
Some Facts about TSH
- Pragya Mehta
Chemical
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And finally...
I thought of writing on some heated topics in
our magazine like research and development,
Communism, political India, education,
Nuclear India and so on. But finally I came to
the conclusion that writing on such topics
would end up in plagiarism which as a scientist
we should not encourage ourselves. So here I
want to share with you some thoughts and
experiences I had in the Training School.
I believe that reasonable thinking and critical
questioning are the ways by which we can
upgrade our knowledge and hence pave the
way to the scientific development of the
nation. Putting up a big dream and working for
its achievement is what matters the most.
There is no dream which cannot be achieved
and there is no question which remains
unanswered. The universe is the solution to
everything. It is our duty to discover the
hidden story behind the phenomenon and
invent the most efficient solution. People of
the country have laid in us the responsibility to
serve them by fruitful scientific researches
which would ultimately lead to their
upliftment. We should always understand that
whatever we have learned here is not only for
our personal benefit but also for the nation as
a whole for it is the people's money on which
we live. So we must do our work with passion
regardless of where we are posted.
The fire alarms which reminds of its presence
whenever it feels, the Wi-Fi router which
displays all colors, the lift for which 2 out of 3
concept always work, the photocopying
machine which goes out of order exactly
during exam days, 2 clocks at the ground floor
which never display the Indian standard time,
the sports room for which the height is such
Thoughts;
Experiences;
that most of the times the badminton shuttle
hits the ceiling, etc. are some of the auxiliary
features of Training School Hostel. Potato
filled items are one of the main features of its
mess. Our compound has been an active
habitat for lots of monkeys. I am happy to
announce that some of my friends have
discovered a 'philosophical monkey' which sits
at north-west corner of our building.
Our courses in training school revolve around
the major two events which occurred in the
world in recent past, Fukushima accident and
LHC experiment. It was like once you know
these, then you are through.
To me TSH is one of the destinations in India
where actually the concept of unity in
diversity exists. We have been here for one
year knowing and respecting each other's
culture, tradition and languages. We are
going to miss some of them as they are posted
far from us. At some point of time we will
recognize that the days spent here were some
of the most beautiful in our life.
Friends, as we are supposed to be the most
intelligent section of the society and as
people who earn far more than an average
individual, it would be a great help if we could
give a helping hand to at least one among the
million people who cannot satisfy his/ her
basic needs in life.
Final comment;
- Rahulnath Nathan
Mechanical
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An Ode of
Atom
People! Do you know me?
Yeah,
I'm atom; I'm the finest of all.
It's in accordance with Dalton's call.
Modern physics treats me in other way.
Really they have a different tale to say.
They allege,
Hey, you are not the finest, atom''.
There's plenty of space in the bottom.
Nucleus within me is the all I have.
It's the nucleons in it, damned!
That's the one, decides what I'm.
Although,
People deal with me to tackle the crisis of energy.
Probably,
It comes out to be a beneficial strategy.
You know!
It's the nuclear fission that evaluates my value.
It's Einstein!
Who elaborates how 'E=mc2 'becomes so fascinating.
That's the way nuclear science stands ever illuminating.
Yeah, it's the binding energy among my nucleons.
That's the key to evolve such a huge energy in fission.
Though,
I do ponder energy is necessary to grow.
But today's world demands something new to show.
As best is always better than better, you know.
Scientist comes on!
All you need to put your brains on Nuclear Fusion.
Yeah,
I do believe morrow's world will be entirely different.
Where mankind treats nuclear power
close to omnipotent
- Sudip Gorai, Chemistry
Illustration: Vijayakriti Mishra, RSE
Chasing the Lost
World!
So empty inside,
I wish I still had you in my life
Though I smile,
But this feeling that I hide
The more I think I'm over it,
The more I sink in!
This hollowness takes over me
If only I could make it right
If only I knew what you mean to me
If only I could say it all
If only you tried to read my eyes!
I try to conceal this feeling
But something inside me crumbles,
For the wait has been too long now.
My heart aches,
For it can't tolerate this pain anymore!
They say pursue your dreams.
But what am I supposed to do
When all I'm left with are nightmares.
nightmares of losing you
realizing slowly,
Their transition to harsh reality!
So I try to smile again,
Hiding the pain in my eyes
Longing for the day,
When you'll understand
What my eyes wanted to say
All this while!
As I still hope,
of being there in your heart,
The way you are in mine!
- Manisha Rathee
Chemical
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THE GARDEN OF LOVE (GULISTAN - E- ISHQ)
Mumbai, the world of uncertainties, in its
uncanny bewitching glamour tempts one to foster
his dreams in the lap of this huge monster. For
some, dreams are cradled in its merciful hands and
for some; they are ripped off to rubble. Fate
changes here with every passing second, where
persons flying are thrown down, and where
downtrodden reach heights. In this mysterious
ocean overloaded with ambitions of people, there
is competition of thoughts and every thought
process is weighed and scaled by super mind of
Mumbai.
What should be said of those rainy days we
arrived here first, as if we were received with
yearning eyes drenched in tears of love.
Romantically inspiring were the strolls down the
roads in the campus to the extent that it cajoles
one to come in its lap again. Interview results out, I
told Nazir, dearest friend of mine, darling Mumbai
is calling back, i got selected. Exuberance filled
the atmosphere followed by calmness implying
agony of separation, meanwhile, Sajad (friend
with whom i always debate on mystical and
philosophical topics) reciting Rumi's mystical
metaphors in his usual motivating way trying his
best to allay the feeling of separation erupting in
Nazir's heart, at least temporarily. Things were
turning emotional; tears almost welled down my
eyes which I somehow managed to control.
Night came, every one slept with calmness.
I looked at the face of Nazir, so pious and so
innocent; tomarrow onwards who would supplant
his inspiring face, I said to myself. Mind was
burning with thoughts of expectations, heart was
agonising in love. Stars solacing my grief by
twinkling, moon looked at me with smiling face as
if someone with selfsame moony face is waiting for
me since long to calm my agony in her lap, with this
hope I slept driving my soul into the world of
beautiful dreams. Tomorrow morning I stood on the
platform waiting for the train that possibly would
change my journey, leaving to a place I don't know
anyone. Train arrived and I boarded on, turning
back to Nazir, who with a faint smile somehow
managed on his lips bade me farewell and I left to
find hope in Mumbai.
With full congestion, the roads probably
around the Poshbag, gave first glimpse of what
would be the future life here. I somehow waded
through and reached to MTS; room was allotted on
temporary basis and I have to share it with Ashu.
We had fruitful deliberations about marriage, love,
infatuation, relationships and of course
speculation of beauties we going to face and much
more. while sitting in supine position on the chair,
thinking useless things; at least for now, observing
outside. Suddenly I caught sight of one beautiful
girl dressed like kashmiri pheren, long tunics which
almost touched the ground, of green colour with
shaded of some other colour. I was immediately
smitten, I told Ashu that future is colourful waiting
for me.
Next day in LHM I saw her again, this time
closely; more appropriately she stood beside me.
She looked like a fairy dancing in blooming Tulip
garden of Srinagar, I saw mystery in her sunken
eyes, oh! They were like Dal Lake and I drowned in
them and sacrificed my life. Her eyebrows were
like Tipu sultan's sword just killing me in a single
jolt, or like a bow targeting Arjun's arrow from her
doe-eyes piercing my heart. Her face glittering
with divine light illuminating me with lessons of
love. Her ivory neck decorated with necklace, held
upright for my lips to touch her jugular, to infuse
feeling of love in her every sigh. Her glossy hair
drifted with a slight breeze annoying her face by
shading it, sparing it from outside wicked eyes. She
suddenly caught my gaze, glanced away with
imperceptible smile on her lips. She already had
sown seeds of love in my heart to flourish as time
passes. In the meantime one verse of Momin (poet)
came to my mind:
(O! beloved when you are with me i feel
As if no one exists except you)
Dusk approached, fading her face away
from my eyes. I entered my room, quite spacious
for one year to live. In spite of bitterness of its
mystery, memory of first love stirs one's ebers of
imagination. Hundreds of nights passed in solitude,
now it started transforming into happy moments
filled with music from her lips, like poetry of real
life seeping from ears to heart. I find secrets of
love revealing itself. Through her own beauty, she
taught me to worship it, to admire it, to crave for
it. Midnight burned with these imaginations, I
woke up at dawn filled with the feeling of love
Tum mere pass hote ho goya
Jab koi doosra nahein hota
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nurturing in my heart, with agony of craving I felt
in night, and hope of divine accord between our
hearts cemented with love.
Days passed on, feeling of breeze filled
with perfume of her hair as if coming through
romantic snowy Gulmarg started soothing me in
this scorching heat. Did my soul reach out to, oh! I
don't know her name yet; let us call her Pari
(fairy), Pari of my dreams, on the day we met. Was
it love, or intoxication of youth which fancied me?
Did my youth blind me, did I get enchanted by her
bright eyes or grace of her figure. Did I get
entangled in her serpentine locks; these questions
are hard to answer yet. Every time I saw her, new
chapter of beauty unfolded before my eyes.
Love transforms one's life transcends one
from this material world to world of heavens, said
one mystic. Isn't it an infatuation, am I not in
delusion, or aren't her momentary glances full of
caprice, minds always boggles me down.
Look I forgot to mention about my other
routine work, i.e. attending classes, of course
with generous, intelligent and polite people.
Among them, DJP with his astute and keen looks on
PPTs always would find mistakes days in and out.
Some of them sleeping, some pretending to be
active and some really active. Mine condition,
eyes on board, thoughts with Pari, fingers busy in
scribbling down poetic verses, body in class room,
soul visualising her.
Scared of deceptive looks, I wonder for the
innocence of Pari. My mind against my heart, I
consoled myself by reciting Dr. Iqbal's verse as
quote:
(Mind has information only, to command
Heart sooths by beloved's blessed glance)
Remembering one discussion with my
mysteriously genius friend Syed Aaftab, love is
verb not noun, i.e. you have to do love, no longer
to live in world of fancies. Anything at infancy has
a threat of infliction of damage, so has my love. I
waited for the flower of love to exfoliate, waited
for its fragrance, and longing for its blossom. One
day I turn dubious of her quivering eyes, as love
scares of nothing and it above all rights and
wrongs, does not alter and finds its own ways, I
visualised Shakespeare saying as: Love is not love
Khirad ko khabar ke siva kuch nhein
Tera ilaj nazar ke siva kuch nhein
which alters when it alteration finds, or bends
with a remover to remove. O no! it is an ever fixed
mark that looks on tempests and is never shaken.
These verses solaced me, strengthens my
shoulders to hold unbelievable weight of love.
It was already late, DJP called me for
dinner and we tried to manage our comfort on
otherwise uncomfortable chairs of mess, we took
di nner and i n the meanti me Ni shant,
unconventional lover, came and I persuaded him to
come outside to walk down to Mughal road; as DJP
could not come due to his unusual crunch with
breeze which otherwise is pleasant for all barring
him. We sat at the foot of kohi-hijra (mountain of
loneliness) and I told Nishant, how much I can trust
Pari; As much as you can, she won't deride you, and
you would always find her among the best
trustworthy persons you possibly could have, said
Nishant with full emotional voice. Then let me put
myself into her able hands, to get glorified in the
path of love or slid into the abysmal of dejection.
Nishant in an unusual way interrupted and gently
said; explain to me slowly, so that i could imbibe
every word of love, so that i could drink every drop
of this heavenly wine, so that its drunkenness
could reflect from my deserted eyes, so that its
dew could quench thirst of my parched lips, so
that its breeze could sooth my burning heart,
explain my friend, explain.. i am ready to embrace
love, I long for it, I yearn for it. I could feel the
restlessness in my friend's heart, and i never
probed for it. I reclined on smooth rock and kept
silence for some time; I then started to open my
heart and started explaining Nishant.
Love is sworn in heavens and nurtured in
the hearts of lovers, it passes from beloved's heart
to the loved one, and it is contagious and
intoxicating. Love originates from heavens and has
its roots in the core of universe; the essence of the
universe is love. Every morsel of this universe is
accorded with the force of love, wherever you find
harmony, you would find love and wherever you
find animosity, and you would find lack of love.
Love reduces ego to dust and fills the heart with
compassion and forgiveness, and at the same time
it uplifts one's being and honours him above
angels. A person in love feels this whole universe
immersed in him and yet he remains down to
earth. Love always drenches one's eyes with tears,
with power of every tear drop to drown this whole
universe. A person in love always have downcast
eyes poised to look at this world of distrust and
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conflagrate it with its flare, but still burns to
ashes in the fire of its own passions. Love
transforms souls and enlightens one with heavenly
light. The lover renounces in desolation and
suffers pains for beloved's sake, testifying its
selflessness and attribute of altruistic nature.
Love causes one to burn midnights in
remembrance of beloved, and yet guides him
along deceits of day. Love compels one to smile
while heart is agonising. Love sooths the restless
heart by mere glance of beloved. Love makes one
restless upon departing of beloved. Love is
calmness in chaos, yet makes lover restless for
beloved. Love seals lover's lips in silence, and yet
makes him cry in isolation. Love casts smile on
lover's face even in destitution. A lover always
feels rich, in spite of having nothing; as he has
priceless gift of love. A lover would live for love,
die for love and be glorified in the path of love.
It is late and we must leave, I urged
Nishant. But he in his broken voice and with a
sullen face as if some storm has washed away the
fragrance of youth from it replied, Ok! We
must...
You can't expect the snow getting
absorbed into hard stone, similarly, one can't
expect influence of love on stony heart, you have
to crush that stone to powder first, true love has
got the power to do it, advice from my mystic
friend Sajad, who still searches the unity of
existence in this universe at NDRI. As love changed
you from inside, it gets reflected from outlook and
Pari's eyes reflect the same. I could now see the
feeling of longing in her eyes; I could feel the
flutter in her heart.
Time went on faster, agonising me with
fire of passion. One day around late afternoon in
DS, while my eyes were deserted, as they had bled
every drop of blood for her, my throat completely
dry after continuous crying and craving, my lips
parched, I slowly looked at her with my heart
throbbing. As my eyes contacted, her eyes turned
downcast; she stood for a moment with lips
trembling, slightly drifting away that prim of hair
(Kakul) disturbing her face, she lift her eyes
gradually, quivering them away instantly as she
could not sustain direct contact for long, due to,
O! I couldn't guess, may be modesty. I could
imagine Sharukh and Kajol's romantic scene
running in slow motion. With a sudden blush
tingeing her cheeks like a Kashmiri apple, she
opened her lips in an instant smile showing her
glittering teeth, opening up her lips like rose petals
blooming, as there are so like, and filling the
atmosphere round us with heavenly perfume. She
gradually drifted away with the warmth of love
spreading her nerves. I stood there for a moment
relishing that moment and emblazing my heart
with these memories. Suddenly at the end of the
corridor, she stopped momentarily, tried to turn
back, but couldn't at first, then suddenly she
glanced with sparkling eyes, may be teary eyes as I
could not see far from. I realised, a moment of love
is worth centuries of separation. I could understand
the agony Pari was through, which Jigar (poet)
described best:
(Don't think Ishq to be simple, oh! dear
River of fire it is, pass through while drown)
In that river of fire we were both crawling,
with almost no hope of destination. Forgive me,
love itself is an admirable destination. Our hearts
communicated without opening our lips, eyes
reflected its own stories of experience, and every
sigh of ours testified the truth of our love, our
beings uplifted to nothing other than embodiment
of love.
Close to the prescribed time given by
nature to us for love, we transcended that to
eternity. Ours bodies may be parted, our souls are
united. We may be haunted, there is always love to
solace us. Pari had a tinge of anxiety shaded on her
face, implying lots of things. She could dictate a
book of ghazals (poems) through her eyes in a single
glance, but now full of sorrow. I could not translate
her glances into words, but as my emotions
erupting through my eyes, the drop of tears fell on
the paper changed to words read as:
Ye ishq nhein aasan bas itna samaj lijie
Ik aag ka darya hai aur doob ke jana hai
I pined for you long, O beloved
I yearned for you, here and there
In Dal lake, Nishat, in valley of love
Come my beloved I long for you
I smelled your fragrance, you are near
Come with a dagger and pierce my heart
Inflicted pain I take blessing from you
Come my beloved, I long for you.
- Sarver Ahmed, Biosciences
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Paradox Me Not
If God is all-powerful and can do anything, can
he create a rock he himself can't lift?
Both sides of the argument seem equally
compel l i ng, but are si mul taneousl y
impossible. That impossibility lies at the heart
of paradoxes; a mysterious set of statements
which fascinate, puzzle and perplex, leaving
you no peace till you can explain them. Until
then, this helps:
Contradictions don't exist. If you find one,
check your assumptions, and one of them
will be wrong.
-Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand.
As fresh entrants into science, it is imperative
to develop clear, logical thought that remains
untarnished by wrong assumptions. Indeed,
science itself has a huge set of paradoxes
(several resolved now) the hydrostatic
paradox, the twin paradox, the EPR paradox,
the tea-leaves paradox to name just a few. To
all of them, the same rules apply no wrong
assumptions + no bad logic => no paradox.
Here are some of the common paradoxes in
the field of Mathematics:
1. Consider three biased die A, B and C. If A is
more likely to throw up a larger number than
B, and B is more likely to throw up a larger
number than C, then A must obviously be likely
to throw up a number larger than C, right?
After all, probabilities are numbers, and the
transitive law (if A>B and B>C, then A>C)
should hold.
Not quite.
Assume this biasing:
A has sides {2,2,4,4,9,9},
B has sides {1,1,6,6,8,8}, and
C has sides {3,3,5,5,7,7}
Work out the probabilities (using the simple
favorable events/total events approach), lo
and behold!
P(A>B) =0.55
P(B>C)=0.55
P(C>A)=0.55
0.55 > 0.5, making the event : 'A will throw up
a greater number than C' unfavorable!
Once you've broken out the maths and
convinced yourself of its validity, let's analyze
our incorrect assumption.
Probabilities are numbers, but they don't
represent absolute magnitudes. Rather, they
are a relation between two events. Now, while
magnitudes are always transitive, relations
need not be (basic set-relation theory).
Comparing A to B and B to C is fine singly, but
they can't be combined because they are
independent, separate relations. So here our
wrong assumption was that any numbers will
follow the transitive law.
2. Now let's move from mathematical to
logical. Consider a town, where some men
shave themselves, and only the men who don't
shave themselves are shaved by the town
barber. So, does the barber shave himself? We
reach the absurd conclusion, that the barber
shaves himself only if he doesn't shave
himself!
Two approaches explain this paradox. Firstly,
it's clear that the barber is distinct from all
other men. After all, one man doesn't go to any
other man for a shave, only the town barber
welcomes him in. Hence, it's illogical to club
barber and non-barber with regard to
shaving. The second approach assumes that
this clubbing is done and justified. It follows
the reductio ad absurdum principle, which
falsifies any assumption that leads to an
absurd conclusion. And so, very simply, such a
town is impossible.

3. One of the oldest known paradoxes is the
th
case of Protagoras, a teacher of law in the 5
century BC. Once his students became
lawyers, their earnings from their first case
would go to him as fee for instruction. This
arrangement worked very well, until one
particular student failed to get any clients.
The impatient (and hungry) Protagoras
decided to sue his former pupil for the amount
due to him. If he won, he would get the money
as pronounced by the court. If he lost, then
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the pupil had won his first case, and he could
claim the money as fee. Either way,
Protagoras saw himself getting his rightful
fee.
The pupil, however, turned to be equally wily
and declared that if he won the case, the
court would deem it unnecessary for him to
pay. If he lost the case, the previous
agreement would come into relevance, and
again, he wouldn't pay.

Who was true? We have another paradox on
our hands, with both sides equally
compelling. On more careful analysis, it
seems that the teacher will get justice. The
event of him suing the student for should be
viewed as independent from the fee
payment, even if the amounts are equal.
The point of this article, however, is not
simply to present interesting paradoxes it is
also to interest and encourage the reader to
solve them for him/herself. With that in
mind, let's go back to the initial God Paradox
(the quote that began this article).
Can reasoning it out prove the inexistence of
an omnipotent god?
- B. Aashranth
Metallurgy
Start Where You Stand
Old failures will not halt, old triumphs aid,
Today's the thing, tomorrow soon will be;
Get in the fight and face it unafraid,
And leave the past to ancient history,
What has been, has been; yesterday is dead
And by it you are neither blessed nor banned
Take courage, be brave and drive ahead,
start where you stand.
- Gargi Bindal, Biosciences
Illustration: Swati Hayaran Das, Electronics
Start where you stand and never mind for the past,
The past won't help you in beginning new,
If you have left it all behind at last
Why that's enough, you're done will it, you're through;
This is a another chapter in the book,
This is a another race you have planned,
Don't give the vanished days a backward look,
Start where you stand.
The world won't care about your old defeats
If you can start a new and win success;
The future is your time, and time is feet
And there is much of work and strain and stress;
Forget the ferried woes and dead despairs,
Here is a brand new trial right at hand,
The future is for one who does and dares,
Start where you stand.
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Scienspiritual
When a life takes birth, it is supported by nature.
Nature has defined universal laws for everyone.
Her approach and methodology is not confined to
the boundaries asserted by the two apparently
exclusive of each other fields The Science and
The Spirituality.
In nature we never see anything isolated, but
everything in connection with something else
which is before it, beside it, under it and over
it."
: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Problem statement: Emergence of Boundary
Lets try to seek and
accomplish solution to the
most important question for
any life. A question that
emanates with the birth of a
life and rests with its demise.
A question that keeps buzzing
c o n s c i o u s l y o r s u b -
consciously through the
various stages of life. The
question is: Is life Scientific
or Spiritual?
There are no two sets of different laws of nature.
Nature, who is the mother of everything that
exist in this universe, doesn't regulate
individually in terms of either science or
spirituality. Her formulation, her system's
approach is one. Yet we human beings have made
classification, formed categories and separated
nature's modus operandi into two. On the one
side we put scientific organizations, calculative,
discrete bend of mind people and on the other
side we put spiritual organizations, traditional,
religious bend of mind people. This culminates
into an untold battle between the representatives
and believers of both categories, the battle of
taking credit for the progressiveness of the
Humanity. An inexplicable attempt runs for
bel i ttl i ng and non- acknowl edgi ng the
contributions of each other towards serving
Humanity. Thus it's a picture of stark contrast, less
uniformity, more confusion and overall low
confidence.
Keynote
Scientific inventions have played a key role in the
progressiveness of our society. But these
inventions are not all milk and
roses, there are dark areas to it
affecting humans on a daily
basis like health, brutally
changing lifestyles, too much
mechani zati on whi ch i s
virtually replacing the soft
human values. Further many
s ci ent i s t s / r at i onal i s t s
proclaim a god less model of
the universe and as per their
approach, there exists nothing
like 'Ultimate aim of a life'. This
ideology focuses on the time line of the life and
speaks about need/desire based aims of the
present life. However, neither does it recognize
the overall/ultimate purpose of any life form nor it
believes in the 'concept of rebirth'. They say that
even the existence of life on this planet or
elsewhere can't be attributed to some great holy
mission as against religious philosophy. On the
other side, many spiritual leaders or believers
claim to having been perfected the cause, the
purpose of life and are always ready to profess and
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detail the structure, motive and organization of
god/central power. However the unanimously
accepted role of spirituality has been towards
inspiring, nurturing and preserving human values,
cultures & traditions.
The Dilemma
Now the difficultly comes to a common man for
maintaining himself non-partisan in this biggest
debate. S/he is asked to join either of the two
camps. No matter, how neutral one tries to be,
the field which both exert is too strong to resist by
many. However, the situation is still easier for
those who join one and also for those who are
confident & strong enough to rise above all this.
But those who stay in dilemma, employ a large
chunk of their time and resources in figuring out
the things and mostly find themselves landed into
the worst.
Repercussions
Sensing the situation, many people/groups
emerge to take advantage and play havoc. Most of
the time, they claim/behave as if they have taken
a kind of franchise in some specific field on behalf
of scientific groups or spiritual groups. Then starts
their programme of exploitation with the tool at
their disposal. Examples of such irresponsible
behavior have been observed and experienced by
many. In the name of science, areas affected are :
reckless industrialization, exploitation &
negl ecti on towards nature, haphazard
experimental genetic & nuclear engineering etc.
While in the name of Spirituality, issues are:
Misuse in the name of religion, customs and
culture, superstitions, hypothetical concepts etc.
Solution: Empowerment by Truth
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Ae geet, mere tu dehri ke deep sa ban.
Jo andar-bahar, dono ore ujiyara kar de.
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(Due to space constraint, only highlights of the
solution part is presented here. For reading
full article, please refer to
www.scienspiritual.blogspot.com)
Scrutiny of milk from water: An objective
Analysis:
Tug of war franchise owners... profit model...
unethical experiments Indian Architecture,
Astronomical, Medical Science disrespecting
heritage charismatic personality scripted
prayers in aristocratic language exploitation of
human tendencies
The Fact:
Dilution of 'trading': Research in heritage Ph.D
program Mentor-Student relationship Public
rights... quality life... international laws
societal approach
Final words of wisdom
Living in present being an original seeker for
one's own goals If you want to move faster,
walk alone. But you want to move farther, walk
with the people. Perpetual respect and belief
in people's aspirations... DNA's inheritance... the
original 'one'.
- Jitesh Kumar Dhamija
Mechanical
* The purpose of this article is to strengthen our
humanity, shared values and confidence.*
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I was always with you.
In moments of happiness, on occasions of agony
When the gloom came around and none was abound
When you laughed and grinned, when you cried and
whined
When the bloom just shines and all dine and wine
The moments of loneliness, the era of solitude
In the desert of exclude,
When you stand tall in the light,
Beyond from the bright
I just touched the ground beneath you, without you
knowing
You are bright, I am dark
I am dull you are spark
I fall behind you move beyond
You ran along and I tugged behind
You were the king and I was a slave
I always cringed and you were brave
But,I was always with you.
The days of rain and nights of winter
The heat of summer when hot air enter
Drop of rain or burst of cloud
Whisper with friends or a laugh aloud
When you climbed the ladder and scored a ten
When you ran fast, feeling me a burden
When the sun left you and rays had gone
When the bright was dull and praise were vein
When the spring had gone and leaves had withered
When the relations got cold and friends withered
When the light went away and the darkness arose
When thrones came along without a single rose
You could not see me, you could not yell at me
You could not find me, you could not trail me
But, I was always with you.
- Suprabha Singh
Electrical
Shadow
Merciless thoughts are conquering my mind,
Tears trouble when I look behind,
The fears make me appear fragile,
All I need is reason to smile.
Plenty of miseries have been faced by me,
In my case sorrows are set free,
Life appears as a long exile,
Laughter has remained miles away,
Life has been meant only to pray,
Even giggling doesn't stay for a while,
What to do next is unanswerable,
The results of present turn out miserable,
Efforts fail to bring a change in life,
All improvements seem to go in vain,
Tears are shed like falling rain,
Walk with me that extra mile,
- Rahul Tripathi
Mechanical
All I Need...
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The Great Indian Misunderstanding
One of t he mos t i mpor t ant
characteristic of the Vedic Sanskrit is that a
single word may have multiple connotations.
This may be advantageous from the poetic
point of view as numerous figures of speech
may be incorporated in a single shloka. In spite
of that, the multiple interpretation quality
can lead to many misunderstandings that may
prove detrimental to the health of the
individual or society as a whole.
One of the most famous shlokas of the
Yajurveda is the following
It is a beautiful Shloka incorporating different
figures of speech like personification, puns
and of course metaphors but it is one of the
misinterpreted shlokas of the Vedas. This
shloka is a part of the Purush Sukta which
explains how the society must be structured
for it to function properly. It explains the need
for division of labour and thus lays the
foundation of the Indian Caste system.
One may interpret it as the Brahman
originated from the God's brain, Kshatriya
from the God's hands, Vaishya from the God's
stomach and Shudra from the God's legs. So
Brahman and Kshatriya form the upper class
and the rest are lower class. And only the
upper class are allowed to enjoy all the
luxuries and privileges of the society and the
lower caste should be oppressed. It has also
been said that if someone commits a lot of sins
in this birth then he/she is born as a member
of the lower oppressed castes based on the
degree of sins committed.
But the person may have forgotten that to find
out the true meaning of a word in the Vedic
Sanskrit one has to go by the meaning of the
word root. If one goes by this rule then the
Shloka means that all the different
Varnas(Castes) are part of a single body called
the God. The Brahman forms the brain,
Kshatriya forms the hand, Vaishya forms the
Brahmanoasya mukhamasi da bahu
rajanyakritah.
Uru tadasya yadvaishya padabhyam kshudro
ajayat. (31.11)
stomach and Shudra forms the legs. For the
proper functioning of the whole body, each of
its components must function properly. It is
emphasising equal importance of all the
c as t es . Thus , t he t wo di f f er ent
interpretations made here are poles asunder.
This misinterpretation has led to the suffering
of millions of Indians. It has got so much
deeply embedded into the society that even
now we are reluctant to correct it. This is the
tragedy of our nation.
Throughout the Vedas equality in the society
has been repeatedly stressed. The following
Shloka illustrates this
The above Shloka states that all the four Varna
should live with harmony and with love. The
main goal of each Varna is to serve the society
and none other than that and each of them has
equal role in the creation of a healthy society.
It also states that every individual irrespective
of one's Varna has to discover one's soul i.e.
self-realisation. Even in Manusmriti it has
been stated that

Above Shloka says that a Shudra can become a
Brahman by acquiring knowledge (Brahma
gyan), merit, virtuous life etc. Thus, anyone
from any caste can become a member of other
caste through one's Karma and Guna. Thus,
the Shloka signifies the flexibility of the caste
system.
Even though we say that the Vedas are the
ultimate source of all the knowledge we
generally tend to take the wrong knowledge.
Priyam ma krnu devesu priyam rajasu ma
krnu,
priyam sarvasya pasyata uta sudra utarye.
(Atharva Veda 19-62-1)
Shudro brahmanatameti brahmanashchaiti
shudratam.
Kshatriyanjalamevamtu -
vidyadvaishyattathaiva cha.
(Manusmriti 10/65)
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Thus, the caste system which was primarily
developed for proper functioning of the
society becomes a tool for oppression of
people for many centuries.
According to the Gita, we are born divine i.e.
in the purest form and gain Moksha (self-
fulfilment) by performing the Karma which we
love the most. It does not matter to which
caste the Karma belongs, a teaching which is
unique to the Vedas. Sadly, we have forgotten
the true meaning of the teachings and
engaged ourselves in oppression of the so-
cal l ed l ower castes. I f such mi s-
interpretations had not been taken by us then
at present we would have become the true
superpower of the world. It is true that India is
rich in philosophy, knowledge and tradition
but for the development of a society only
philosophy, knowledge and tradition is not
important. For prosperity we need
professionals which traditionally formed the
lower castes. Thus, they didn't get the
freedom to implement the gained knowledge
to practical use. Thus, the technological
advancement of the society was hindered.
We also exploited the Shudras who keep the
society clean and thus protect us from various
deadly diseases and preventing epidemics.
Hence, the public health never improved.
But in spite of such misinterpretations and
shortcomings, India as a whole has been able
to overcome many technological strides, some
of which has taken the world by awe. Even
though most of Europe and America were
devastated by the Economic Crisis, India has
seen minor repercussions. Even though
reactors in India were not designed for
tsunamis, it was able to survive one without
any problem. This tells us one thing that still
nothing has been lost. Still we can come back
into the world scene as a technologically
advanced and developed country. So, it is an
earnest appeal to the youth of India to put
back all the caste, creed, gender and religious
differences and work harmoniously towards
the Indian success.
Live and let live for the prosperity of the
nation!
- Souradeep Mitra
Electrical
The Tragedy of a Lone Electron...
Hi! I'm a lone electron,
A negative charge, and has no companion.
Do you know who separates me from proton?
It's only the cleavage of covalent bond line,
And that's the prime tragedy of mine,
I wander around here and there.
It's all about to bring you near.
Peoples always treat me as unstable
nonsense,
But remember,
I some times may be stabilized due to
resonance.
Oh! Dear why feel you fear?
Come here, I won't leave you I swear.
Yeah, I have an affinity towards proton.
So neutralize me with your positive layer.
as possible as soon...
- Sudip Gorai, Chemistry
Illustration: Vijayakriti Mishra
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Euthanasia
The care of human life and happiness and not their destruction is the
first and only legitimate object of good government.
... Thomas Jefferson
Human Being is indeed a very selfish
creation. When he/she gains something
he/she celebrates and when something is
snatched away from him he/she laments. The
same can be seen when a new life comes out
from the womb of the mother into existence
and when some of our loved ones depart to the
heavenly abode. But why do we celebrate life
and express sorrow in death? The answer may
be that life signifies karma, passion, vivacity,
progress whereas death epitomizes end,
decline and nullity. But what's the use of a life
which is not exemplifying the above
mentioned things but is in deep pain, agony
and torment. What do you think about a life
where there is no chance to recuperate as per
the medical science and death seems to be the
only peaceful option?
We are sometimes taught that pain is good. No
Pains no gains. It is said that pain broadens
the peripheries of our endurance and makes us
ask for more. A student would like to study for
some more time and bear some more pain
because he/she knows that the end result
would be in his/her favor, similarly a fighter
would continue to endure for a longer time to
win the battle.
But what about those who have lost all hopes
and are suffering from excruciating pains and
medically no scope of their recovery exists. Do
they deserve to suffer more of this writhing
pain or should they be relieved .The dilemma
exists and so the controversy behind
euthanasia, which can be defined as a
deliberate intervention undertaken with
express ion of intention of ending of a life, to
relieve the uncontrollable suffering. If a
person is in profound excruciating pain and it
is difficult for him/her to sustain, then won't it
be better to relieve him/her from all the pains
and sufferings rather than seeing him/her
struggle for every single breath. But it is
doleful that the Indian Penal Code doesn't
totally understand the difference between
killing and mercy killing. Mercy Killing
includes the consent of the patient and entails
the withholding of common treatments, such
as antibiotics which are necessary for
continuance of life. But sadly, it is being
characterized as suicide or murder or
sometimes as wrongful death or even as
criminal homicide. Since the IPC isn't mature
enough to handle such intricate issues, there
have been cases where mercy killing wasn't
permitted. I know that life and death are not
in the hands of human beings and we are only
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mere puppets driven by the whims of the
almighty. But sometimes it is better to take
decisions which, even though being
unconventional makes a strong sense. It is very
hard to even see a person striving for every
iota for his life and one can't even fathom what
that person would be feeling. And it's
somewhat unjustifiable for that person to
bear all the pain. So the question arises
whether voluntary, passive euthanasia be
legalized in a country like ours or not? Though
India won't be the first to ponder over this
delicate issue but we can definitely learn from
certain countries like Netherlands and
Belgium where this practice is legalized under
certain exceptions. The world is changing and
so must we. Taking away the life of a person
might not seem to be the sanest option
especially in a scenario where capital
punishments are looked down upon, but if we
think over it from the point of view of the
sufferer, euthanasia seems to be the only
option left. Euthanasia is not exactly about
giving rights to the person who dies but,
instead, is about changing the law and public
policy so that doctors, relatives and others
can directly end another person's life so that
he/she attains tranquility.
- Tarun Chugh
Electrical
Illustration : Kartik Dutta
Chemistry
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A Word That
Never Shows Up
What happens when we call something
a by its name? Why should we call a mighty big
black animal 'an elephant'? When an elephant
comes to attack the village, the first man who
sees it can run in panic shouting aloud:
"Elephant, elephant". It is very difficult to use
something like 'a mighty big black animal' in
this particular situation. So the single word
'elephant' is equivalent to the group 'mighty
big black animal'. If there are other mighty big
black animals other than elephants here, then
we can add a few words into this group and
make them equivalent again. For example, to
differentiate the elephants from the rhinos,
we may add 'with big ears' to the group.
This is exactly what a dictionary does. It gives
you groups of words equivalent to every other
word in it. Each word is then again supported
by a group of other words and this chain goes
on and on. If it is not being supported by any
other word but it supports some of them, then
those words it supports can be in turn used to
support it . There is no particular direction to
this support. This rules out the possibility of a
word getting support from some other words
but does not supporting even a single word
meaning that for a word to stand alone; it
should not be supported by as well as should
not support any other word. For example, as
'black' supports 'elephant', 'elephant' can
support 'black' too. This gives us the image of
the language being an interconnected
network, with each word being a node and
support being the connection between two
nodes.
But is it true that beyond the particular group
which supports a word, it has no identity? That
a word cannot stand in isolation in vacuum?
Imagine a word which needs no support but
can support others. Can such a word exist? I
don't think so. Suppose we make up such a
word, say, 'xeird'. Someone will ask you: "What
is xeird?" You will answer: "It is the word which
stands alone." At that very moment the word
xeird loses its aura as you have supported
xeird with the group of words: 'it, is, the,
word, which, stands and alone. 'You can keep
xeird alive at least for a longer time this way:
keep yourself silent to every query related to
xeird. But when you keep on being silent to
the continued queries from people, they will
themselves kill the stand-aloneness of xeird
this way: "Xeird is the word to which weird
people keep mum.
So what about creating your own xeird and
keeping it just within you? Never utter it to
anybody? You create a word and you make
yourself believe that it has no other
association with any other word, living or
dead. I'm not sure of this idea being great too.
The new word may hardly qualify for a word. A
word is a part of the language, I believe, and
language happens between at least two
individuals. This tells that a word cannot
exist in a single individual.
Now you go to your friend and conspire to
mint out a standalone word. That only
prolongs the life of the special word a little
longer, till one of you dies. After that, even if
the other one is still alive, by the need of
another individual to communicate it, the
word also dies. So it cannot be preserved
forever. You will need the support of other
words to preserve it. What about creating a
larger group of people? The singular word will
be transferred from one generation to the
next so that it lives as long as the group exists.
But again the word will need the support of
other words to be conveyed to the individuals
who were not present at the time the word
was first created. So this also is not practical.
This point should have come at the first place:
what is the purpose of creating such a word?
Even if all the above barriers can be
overcome, who will spend time and resources
for such a ridiculous thing? Is it that really
ridiculous? I don't know.
- Ambilimon AP, Mechanical
Illustration: Renjith Kumar M,
Mechanical
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On that beautiful day,
clouds gathered and showed me way
That lovely breeze blew loud
Over the city feeling proud.
World around,
seemed as a Casanova
proud of its iridescent nova
I walked a few pace,
and sat some place
Settling on a seat at the back,
Waiting for the bus to pack
Everything so slow
no strength to flow
My heart did wander
All thoughts so slender
Suddenly blew the horn loud
the wheels shrieked & the engine growled
Passengers entered,
like a herd of sheep.
I watched in haze
all together in a sudden blaze
slowly did my eyes went still
covering my body with the winter's chill
A sudden break of silence
let that lovely figure emerge
Breaking the crowded shackles
Unfolding all my surge
Her fair & lovely feet
on that jute woven slippers
the orange coloured kurti
made everyone titter
Her bright coloured clothes
and entangled hair
made their way,
quite long below
She settled soon
quite away in the loon
her face away
I felt all gay
Her face was visible
on that rear view mirror
eyes below all so clear like a waterfall
Her face was like a poet's thought
Amidst all worries, a game was sought
Her untold presence
had the aroma of luxurious tea leaves
My unsettling attraction
started a little infatuation
She wore a smile
so different so true,
which will make you disappear
out in the blue
Unaccustomed to this, flowing desire
I tried so hard, but just couldn't part.
Her sweetest face had dimples placed
spreading enormous glory
made my stay there holy
With so many people, I lost my gaze
I tried all twists, But couldn't make way
I sat now admiring those beautiful eyes
They were beautiful as I don't lie
He held my shoulders and broke my reverie
Startled! "Did you see those eyes" I asked
With a dim smile, he patted me saying
Her eyes were beautiful and tried to bind
but unfortunately, she was all blind
Days have passed, and years went by
My mind for her, has turned all divine
Anywhere I go, anywhere I live
Whatever I do, I see that bliss
Sometimes away
I recapitulate memories,
stealing into, the heaven's core
My life has seen her habitual role
her shadows presence enthrals my soul.
- Harsh Vardhan Jha, Electrical
An Amazing Encounter
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The Existence of God
Introduction:
"The first question which should rightly be
asked is why there is something rather than
nothing?"
Leibniz answered this question by arguing
that something exists rather than nothing
because a necessary being exists which
carries within itself his reason for
existence and it is the sufficient reason for
the existence of all contingent beings. A
more modest explanation for necessity of
existence in terms of what he calls "factual
necessity" has been given by John Hick: a
necessary being is an eternal, uncaused,
indestructible, and incorruptible being.
Leibniz, of course, identified the necessary
being as God.
His critics, however, disputed this
i denti fi cati on, contendi ng that the
material universe could itself be assigned
the status of a necessary being.
"Why," queried David Hume "may not the
material universe be the necessary
existent being, according to this pretended
explanation of necessity?" Typically, this
has been precisely the position of an
atheist. Atheists have not felt compelled to
embrace the view that the universe came
into being out of nothing for any reason at
all; rather they regard the universe itself
as a sort of factually necessary being: the
u n i v e r s e i s e t e r n a l , u n c a u s e d ,
indestructible, and incorruptible. As
Russell neatly put it, . . . The universe is
just there, and that's all."
Does Leibniz's argument therefore leave us
in a rational impasse?
Might there not be some further resources
available for untangling the riddle of the
existence of the world? It seems to me that
there are.
It will be remembered that an essential
property of a necessary being is eternality,
if then it could be made plausible (seeming
likely to be true, or able to be believed)
that the universe began to exist and is not
therefore eternal, one would to that extent
at least have shown the superiority of
theism as a rational world view.
1. Whatever begins to exist has a cause of
its existence. (Let us assume premise 1 is
true)
2. The universe began to exist.
2.1 Argument based on the impossibility of
an actual infinite.
INFINITE
Potential
Infinite
Actual
Infinite
Which is increasing towards
infinity as a limit, but never
gets there
Collection in which number
of members really is infinite
2.11 An actual infinite cannot exist.
2.12 An infinite temporal regress of events
is an actual infinite.
2.13 Therefore, an infinite temporal
regress of events cannot exist.
2. 14 Therefore, the universe has a cause of
its existence.
Let us examine these arguments more
closely.
First Supporting Argument:
In order to understand (2.1), we need to
understand the difference between a
potential infinite and an actual infinite.
Now (2.11) mai ntai ns, not that a
potentially infinite number of things
cannot exist, but that an actually infinite
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number of things cannot exist.
How to prove that an actually infinite
number of things cannot exist?
For that Let us imagine two hotels (X, Y)
a) One with a finite number of rooms
(X)and
b) Other with infinite number of
rooms(Y).
Case 1: Suppose that all the rooms in X
are full. When a new guest arrives
asking for a room, the proprietor
apologizes, "Sorry, all the rooms are
full.
Case 2: Suppose that all the infinite rooms
in hotel Y are full. There is not a single
vacant room throughout the entire infinite
hotel.
Now suppose new guest/guests shows up,
asking for a room. "But of course!" says the
proprietor, But how will he allot the room
to the guest?
Case a: He immediately shifts the person in
room #1 into room #2, the person in room #2
into room #3, the person in room #3 into
room #4 and so on, out to infinity. As a
result of these room changes, room #1 now
becomes vacant and the new guest
gratefully checks in.
Case b: If suppose infinity of new guests
show up the desk, asking for a room. "Of
course, of course!" says the proprietor, and
he proceeds to shift the person in room #1
into room #2, the person in room #2 into
room #4, the person in room #3 into room
#6, and so on out to infinity, always putting
each former occupant into the room
number twice his own. As a result, all the
odd numbered rooms become vacant, and
the infinity of new guests is easily
accommodated. And yet, before they
came, all the rooms were full! And again,
strangely enough, the number of guests in
the hotel is the same after the infinity of
new guests check in as before, even though
there were as many new guests as old
guests. In fact, the proprietor could repeat
this process infinitely many times and yet
there would never be one single person
more in the hotel than before.(same
applies during checking-out)
But how can this be possible?
Can anyone sincerely believe that such a
hotel could exist in reality? These sorts of
absurdities illustrate the impossibility of
the existence of an actually infinite
number of things.
That takes us to (2.12). The truth of
these premises seems fairly obvious.
If the universe never began to exist,
then prior to the present event there
have existed an actually infinite
number of previous events. Hence, a
beginning less series of events in
time entails the existence of an
actually infinite number of things,
namely, past events.
Given the truth of (2.11) and (2.12),
the conclusion (2.13) logically
follows. The series of past events
must be finite and have a beginning.
But since the universe is not distinct
from the series of events, it follows
that the universe began to exist.
Source: "The Existence of God and the
Beginning of the Universe." Truth:
A Journal of Modern Thought
3(1991): 85-96
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- Voona Srikanth
Metallurgy
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Be The change ...
10:00 AM,
th
8 September 2013,
BARC Mumbai:
On a Sunday morning, after struggling hard for
a Dosa, I could finally get the breakfast.
While reading the newspaper I found an article
related to habit of complaining. And all of a
sudden I started thinking of the discussion I
had with the people while standing in the
queue.
-it's a torture,
-mess ka khana is like hell,
-itni lambi line,
-lift kabhi kam karti hai kya ?
-Kitna padate hain yahan,
-Itni classes to humne kabhi nhi ki,
-is teacher ko kuch nhi aata,
-Anushatinagar is a village,
-this palce doesn't suit me,
-log kaise hain yahan,
-I hate mentality of people here,
-Sports room me humesha workshops hoti
rahti hain,
-internet to kabhi chalta hi nhi,
-books to kabhi milti nhi in library
-log kitne lazy hain yahan,
-no one is interested in working,
-no scope for research here
-ye monkeys na kitna pareshan karte hain
We all tend to complain about things around us
at some or other point of time, but few people
have the habit of cribbing about things all the
time. I would rather say complaining is a way
of life with them. They cannot stop criticizing
no matter where they are, who they are with
and what they are doing.
Was I thinking in the same way at that time?????
Yes, I was, and that prompted me to delve
further into the issue.
The people who do not wish to take
responsi bi l i ti es have thi s habi t of
complaining. It's their way of finding excuses
- Anushri Jain
Computer Science
or justifications for failures. Rather than
securing us to justify our failure if we give the
whole of our energy in accomplishing the goal,
it will work. Instead of looking at the things
which are not appropriate why not look at the
things which are. Why not feel blessed for the
things you have? Gratitude makes you focus on
all the correct and the positive things granted
by God, and you come up with spiritual
dynamo.
Next moment we come up with the fact that
negativity is induced by our surrounding
people, conditions and circumstances; but,
Neither changing the circumstances nor the
people can affect your balance so long as your
essential self as a human being remains the
same, isn't it?
Another argument we may have why not to
fight to get things on track, why to adjust;
Being positive about things doesn't imply to
adjust ourselves or adapt to the system when
things are wrong. With a positive attitude we
should keep on fighting for these but at the
same time being continuous on our track is also
necessary. The implication is that anarchy
should not become an excuse for reluctance.
Argument arises what's wrong in pointing
out wrong things;
What we say continuously for a while they are
just a saying but with time they become our
belief and start influencing our conduct. When
we criticize, we start believing that things are
not right here & we find out justification for
our failure & ultimately the inertia that
prevents the course of action. When we focus
on the flaws they get multiplied & when we
feel great for the things we have, we feel
blessed.
Wayne Dyer has said:-
The state of life is nothing more than a
reflection of your state of mind.
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Au Revoir!
As I write this, my mind fills with an
year-old nostalgia. Even the weather was
identical that day, with the constant outpour of
rain, only to be paused intermittently by drafts
of monsoon breeze. As BARC welcomed me,
along with the fresh batch of Trainee Scientific
Officers, I felt equally privileged to have
successfully qualified for this 2-year M.Tech
course. As I looked around that day, trying to get
used to the surroundings, the hill in the vicinity
caught my attention. I have, on several
occasions, thought about trekking up that hill.
However, better sense has always prevailed.
Well, almost always
A year has rolled by since then, and the
proverbial 'mixed bag of emotions' is ready to
be opened. There are several treasured
moments, and in those moments lies the
essence of life itself. My classmates feature the
most in this flashback movie, as can be naturally
expected, and suffice it to say that my
interaction with them has been among the best
i have had in my career, and indeed, one which is
set to last a lifetime.
Be it the 'Mariam Notes' (the unofficial 'kunji' of
success in RSE discipline), or 'Ankush practicals'
(the sure-shot way to completing practical
reports) ours was a hilarious yet memorable
journey together. I distinctly remember the
bright young faces the first day I entered class,
when I shook hands with everyone. Today we
stand at the juncture where time and space will
yet again play their games, and we will depart
for our individual journeys. Like individual
nuclides merging together, only to separate
after a brief yet powerful exchange of energy,
which change the path of the particle - and more
importantly its surroundings - forever.
However, this article is not only about my
classmates. I write to you, not only as a
classmate, but also as a TDO. Today, as on the
first day, I see bright, young, restless yet hopeful
minds in you. You the erstwhile TSOs, are now
at the beginning of a new path I know what
ideas resonate deep within your mind-space, as
I have experienced that myself in my
interaction with you. It has been a learning
experience for me too. I know you want to think
BIG. You want to think out of the box. I implore
you, the collective YOU, to do so. Regardless of
the opportunities presented to you, or the lack
of it you have the power to change the course
of the country's future. This I say, with extreme
pride and hope. For I have seen, in each of you,
small sparks of ingenuity. As you and I step out
of the hallowed portals of this institute, we
have immense responsibilities on our
shoulders. This I say, with some years of
experience in my field of work.

Where I work, I get paid to be patriotic.
However, with the work which you shall be
assigned in the near future, I have reasons to
believe that you and I are no different. In fact,
we ought to complement each other. So while I
run the machine, you run the math behind it.
It's really that simple. Few years down the line,
there will be several occasions, when, given the
nature of our respective jobs, our paths are
likely to intersect. Then, as now, we may sit over
a cup of chai (or a can of beer :D) in the evening
and recall our days at BARC. The chicken
prepared by Pandey ji or the fish prepared by
Utpal da will dominate our discussions. As will
the way our lecture time was effectively
utilized by brainstorming games like 'dumb
charades' (and why Piyali would point towards
Utpal while guessing the 'da'!)
It is then, that we will realize what BARC life
meant. More importantly, it is then that we will
also realize the importance of what we learnt
here. For its only in the application of the
theory that real knowledge is of any practical
use. In this seemingly clich statement lies the
key to our collective future. Amidst the cryptic
talk of becoming a global super-power which
we usually hear from our TV sets, there is also
another India which we simultaneously live in.
The India where basic necessities are
conspicuous by their absence. The India where
human indices of development are amongst the
world's lowest. Hunger, illiteracy, poverty and
power outages are as much a part of India as
are GSLVs, Chandraayans, 'Agni-V's or even
Kudankulams. I do not want to wish away one
for the other. In fact, I feel the responsibility of
bridging the gap between two parallel Indians
that we live in, lie upon us.
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The most important asset that any country can
have is its youth. Yes, my friends - You and I are a
part of our country's best natural resources. If
anyone can change our future, we can. The
energy is infinite, and we have been blessed to
have been introduced into its potential, here at
BARC. It's just a question of harnessing the same.
So, I urge you to think, innovate and invent our
predecessors did all of that, having much lesser
access to facility or resources than what we do in
this day and age. We have no excuse for not to
excel.
Brush away the misunderstandings. Learn to
cultivate a short memory. Enjoy what life throws
at you. Give the coming moment your best. It's
your chance to start anew. Be brave, take risks.
Twenty years on, you will be happy that you did
take a step ahead, when the world was thinking
- Rahul Sinha, TDO
about taking a step back.
I will definitely miss you. My journey in BARC
continues for an year more, yet without most of
you people around, the TSH will become a distant
memory. The countless games of football in the
evening, the trek to Lonavala, and the movie trips
to Vashi and beyond, the evening get-togethers at
Nilgiri will remain etched in my memory forever.
I wish each one of you, the very best of the voyage
ahead. One mention of any of your names will
light up my eyes, and if you happen to pass by the
place of my posting in 2015 or after that, be rest
assured I will be glad to host you as my guest.

AS we say in the Navy Sha No Varunah (May
the Lord of the Oceans bless you)
TRAINING SUBJECTS SUBJECT KI MOVIE WHY SO???
Accelerator Physics and
Technology
Kal Kisne Dekha
Sem 1A - Wah!! Certainly best course. Sem 1B - O Teri!! Yeh bhi padhna
hai :P
Engineering Mathematics Andaaz Apna Apna
The one with its awesome faculty consist of Parab, Vaidya and Bhatiya
Sir
Health Physics and Radiological
Safety
English Vinglish Indeed it is kind of new stuff but."Howeverrrr.!!!" You will Learn it :D
Nuclear Fuel Cycle Technology Gangs of Wasseypur
The one with its both Breathtaking Parts(1A & 1B): Bach ke rahna re baba
:)
Advance Reactor Technology Manorama Six feet Under Total Mystery hai bhai - Can't predict its contents untill course is over :P
Nuclear Power Plant
Engineering(NPP)
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
Be it Desi, Videshi, or Padosi, har tarah ke reactors chalana seekha denge
:D
Reactor Physics and Engineering Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham
All about Nuclear science and reactors (family subject) with Sinusoidal
feeling
Fast Breeder Reactor Dhoom-(All Parts) Here Concepts, Speed and Syllabus, all of them face race hazard
Laboratory Experiments Pushpak You can't realise its purpose untill day before its viva-voce
Viva Voce A Wednesday
Q: Aapko dar lag raha hai..? Ans: Yes Sir, hu to mai Just a Stupid Common
TSO hi na
This is how a movie-freak thinks while filling feedback....
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DP NAME - NICK REMARKS
1
Ankur Katiyar -
Penguin/Chhotu/Matka
#Prasar Bharti #Sports me yeh apni height ko kaafi peechhe chhod chuke hai #Kisi bhi
reactor(TSO) ki property bata sakte hain #Very sweet guy, nice badminton player #Perfect
banda
2
Avinash Nayak -
Mungeri/Chiller-
Plant/Mungu
#(1 Week before)Ho jayega--->(Yesterday)kar lenge---->(Today)Aaj mood nahi hai--- Yehi
hai inka three stage program for any group task #Very chilled in nature #Inka walking style
bhi chilled hai :D #Khali time me bhi chill marna pasand karte hai
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Gaurav Verma -
Rabbit/Drummer
#Bajate raho #kisi bhi gaane par lukka chhuppi ki beat fit kar sakte hai #Har gaane ko
Himesh :P bana dete hai #Inka room TSH ka general store hai, chaahe pajaame me naada
dalna ho ya kaan saaf karna, sab jugaad mil jaega #Famous 'KALPAKKAM WALE BAND' ke
founder and key member #Drummer, football player, cricketer, orator etc.. inhe sab karna
hai & poore perfect way me karna hai
5
Keshav Mohta - Bhabhaon
ke Bhabha/KeMo/PJ
ustad/Meetingsbaaz
#Mr.Perfectionist #King of PJs. Inhone PJ ki definition banayi hai #Very helpful and
dedicated #Roj puchhenge "Kal Cricket khelne chalte hai" but khud kabhi nai jaenge..
Khaali meetings karwaate rehte hai #Initiative lene me ustaad hai par execute nai hota hai
:P #Inki har week DJ night hoti hai #Excellent Badminton Player
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Nirmal Kumar - Bihari
Babu/ bhojpuri Bret
Lee/Genius
#Itni energy kahan se laate hai..?? #Sony ka 40k ka phone khareedne wale eklote customer
#Awesome guy # High frequency mein "aur be" inki greetings hai #'Tu to genius hai be... ,
kaise kar lete ho ye sab' #Fast and furious #Whats up buddy #Halla bahut karta hai yeh
7
Pawan kumar Gauttam -
Guru Ji
#Sare khatarnaak "doubts" exam ki last night me clear karte hai #Amazone aur Snapdeal
ke dhokha dene ke baad bhi Lappy online "khareed" kiya hai #Very IDeal Person #TSH ke
"single Mahapurush"
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R Krishna Kumar - KK
#Dialogue: 'Aiee.. Kkyaaa haii ???' #chalta firta wikipidia #Dayaal baba ki famous hard disk
ke niyamit user hai #Genious Guy #Chandan sa badan #inki talking style par ladkiya flat ho
jati hai
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Rahul Tripathi - Naam to
suna hi Hoga/Gazzeted
Exam time me without control rod ke hi apne dimagi 1000uw reactor ko full power par
operate karate hai #HEY BUDDY Whats upp? ##Inki dadhi ke karan inki sakal ab tak samne
nahi aa pai hai #Gazzeted banne ke baad inhe dopahar ka khana naseeb nahi hota
#Baithne ki jagah bhale na mile, par inhe apni shuttle pe bada garv hain
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Rahulnath P P - Chacha
Bataule/Skeptic Scientist
#Very talented person, knows very well how to relate different subjects practically #He
has answers for no question. ek ek sawaal ke do do jawaab dete hai #Voice riser #"We are
not common people, We are Scientists" #Badminton Player #Communist
11
Rakesh Chouhan - Body-
Builder/Chouhan
Saab/Gym Coach/Ninja
#Yeh pair, hath and ungli sabse chal lete hai #Chalte samay inke albow par 45 degree ka
angle banta hai #Very nice guy, one person who utilizes the gym of barc training school
#Master of Ninja techniques #Specialist of MayurChaal #Peeth par sabun nahi laga pate,
tarapur ka future inke hath me hai #Little finger ke sahaare push ups maarte hai..
12
Ravi Dey - Bhediya/Topi-
wale/Topi master
#Inke room se pura 6th floor sugandhit ho jata hai #Naa nahaane ke tips inse liye ja sakte
hai #Inki topi aur dadhi masshallah.sehar to placement k din hi saf hua #inki bachpan ki
cap abhi tak sath hai #Paani se khaasa prem hai, Man aur dhan ka nai pata par tan se
shuddh rehte hai..
13
Renjith Kumar M -
kollywood hero
#Mast h bhai tu to, kbhi class me kuch likha ni fir bhi top. amazing guy #Acting me chance
nahi mila to scientist ban gaye #Ladies Badminton coach #"Mr. professional" and "Extra
decent" #'Make my trip and book my show for all mallus' #Currently working on book
titled "Behaviour of monkeys"
14
Shahnawaz Ahmad - Bhai
Jaan
#Question puchhane se pahle haathon me ek virtual ball lete hai .."are yaar ek baat
batana." #sir zara ye bataiye ,abhi jo aapne word bola 'delayed neutronWhat does it
mean?? #Line me lagna pasand nahi karte hai- kahi bhi && kabhi bhi
15
Shreyas - Eagle
Eye/dalbadlu
#Kaatil Nigahei #Aap bata nahi sakte ye kiske sath hai #Yeh aakhon se kuch bhi kar sakte
hai
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Shubham Mishra - Iron
Man/handsome batsman
#Most balanced 'species' with respect to every field be it sports, studies and personal life
#Inka maanna hai chahe galat ho ya sahi, seedhe bolo; ghuma phira ke nahi :P #Inka
processor itna tez hai, ki aapko apni poori baat bolne ki zaroorat nahi padti, aadhe mai hi
samajh jaate hai #You have to be blessed enough to be one of his close friends #very
helpful in exam time #Respect topper #Smart batsman hai but out of form chal rahe
hai<still waiting for his first four>
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
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Sukrut Milind Mhatre -
Garib/Mumbiya don/Sukya
#Full night stand before exam and score full #Hamesha neend mein rehta hai yeh #TT
khelte wakt bilkul bhi nahi hilte #"O" is the character that best expresses his facial
expression #Inhe dusron ki udana bahot pasand hai #Man ki bat inke juban par hoti hai
phir bhi ye brotherhood group ke founder hai #class me aankhen khuli rakhke sone ki jo
technique hai is pe inka PhD hai
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Abhilasha Chaudhary -
decent girl/ khiladi
#Inki train kabhi miss nahi hoti....:D #Inhe Chemical me hona chahiye tha but
Mechanical me hai #Crystal clear, nahi karti hai faltu bakwas bear #The Simplicity Queen :)
#TSH ki Saina Nehwal :D #Mechanical ki eklauti aasha, Hamari Abhilasha! :)
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Abhishek Mishra -The
Guardian/KaviJi/Ratan
Noora/Nana Patekar
#Patru ki bijli ka man dola.. #POWDERMAN POWDERMAN , TUNE CHURAYA MERE DIL KA
CHAIN Bhai sahab aap kamal hai,aapka naam hi kafi hai, News Superfast, Shayar #3rd and
4th floor ke pahredar #Always friendzoned
20
Akshay Kumar -Neta
Jee/Secretari
#Mai baittha hu naa #Most dedicated person towards management #aapki wazah se sare
TSO me itna pyar badha #No file or policy can pass without his signature #Pahuch bahut
dur tak hai #sabka 'hukka paani' band karwa sakte hai.
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Alok Kumar - King
Kobra/Dassu/ Ichchhadhari
TSO
#Happy B'day wish milne par inka reply "same to you" aata hai #'Bade dino se dikhayi nahi
diye puchhe jaane pe 'Tum bhi to nahi dikhe' jaisa betuka reply karte hai #Ek single
dialogue hi markar achhe se achho ko das lete hai #Very good guy ,hazirjawab,gussa badi
jaldi ho jata hai #"Bolo bolo, chup kyun ho gaye" statement yeh dasne se pehle / baad me
bolte hain #Breakfast mein khaali dudh pina pasand karte hain (for obvious reasons)
#Favorate festival : Naag Panchmi
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Ambilimon AP Silent
Storm/Nishabd
#Teri ankhen bolti hain tu bhi toh kuch bol..bol re #Inki Badminton ki service ka koi tod
nahi hai #TSH ki Power supply inke Pawan Chakki se aati hai #Still mystery how he talk on
cell phone#man of mechanisms and philosophy #Blogger #Traveller #Excellent
photographer #Cool guy #You can find him only if his room is closed, otherwise you never
know on which part of the world he is #He has answer to every question under the sun
but it is very diffucult to get it out of his mouth....
23
Amulya Raina - Baba
Asaharam/Singer/words of
wisdom
#SONG: Sangeet se ki hai inhone dillagi... kyunki saat suron se bandhi hai inki zindagiagar
life ke deepest truths hai janana.. to inko contact karne me der na karna #TSH ke Altaf Raja
#Punctual Insaan #Chamakta Chaand #Har cheej par philosophy dete rahte hai #Bahut
achche gate hain sir aap, really .maza aa jata hai #Class me hamesha late jaate hai
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Anil Kumar - Pahalwan
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Bikram Kumar -
Biku/senior citizen
#Yeh hmesah apne friend 'Preetam' ke sath paye jate hai #Inki tarah inki cycle bhi TSO's
me kaafi famous hai #Inke pas poora report rahta hai last year ka #Yeh 56th batch ke hai
#Central library library ne kuch books inse issue karwaye hai #Yeh do "thik hain" ke bich
mein adha statement bolte hain.
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Deepanshu Dwivedi -
Shubham Dwivedi/Deepa/
kumbhkaran/Lambu
#"Sote raho"."upar mosam kaisa hai" :P #Weired kind of laughing---->>Like scooter
starting #Lift me inko jhuk-kar khada hona padta hai #Facebook spammer #Jabarjasti
scene create karke dusro ke maze lete hai #Yeh 6mahine me ek baar jagte hai #Bhai poora
time lekar ghanghor PJ marta hai #Kisi bhi Exam me aadhe ghante se zyada time waste
karna pasand nahi karte
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Harinath Kumar -
Runner/Batman
#TSH me agar kisi ne sabse jyada mehnat ki hai to woh yeh hai, jo ki inke ghate hue tond
se saaf jhalakta hai #Very dedicated #Epitome of before and after fitness advertisements
#Inse tips lo 100kg to 60kg
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Jitesh Dhamija -
Salesman(planner)
#Har har modi .kyo jitesh sir???? #Yeh sone bhi jate hai to pura ban than ke #Main
words(basically,literally,.lly) #Yeh bharat Bhraman karna chahte hai #Photo
khinchane k liye bollywood heroines se bhi zyada utasuk rahte hai #Lady killer of TSH
29
Mahesh Viswambharan
#Cool Guy #Very positive and helpful #Good looking #Fluent in hindi #Good player of Tabla
#Spiritually and philosophically strong #You will get advices for any problem from him
#Fantabulous actor #Om = mc^2
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Manish Agarwal - Manish
Bhaiyaaaa
#Dil to bachcha hai ji #Rahte hai yeh tip top #Dukh ho ya dard, sabka ilaaj hai inke pas
#KFC ke regular customer #Dressing table se lekar machchhar-daani tak sab kuch imported
hai
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Prasanjit Kumar Biswas -
Bhai-Sahab/Samrat
#Bhojpuri gaano par bahut achhi pakad hai #Aaj bhi inki pancho ungaliya ghee me hai aur
sar kadhai me #Yeh Hindi, Odiya, Bengali, Bhojpuri me fluent hai #2800 ki hawai chappal
pahnte hai #Inko LOO bahut jaldi lagti hai
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R. Srinath -
Khiladi/Javagal/Sachin
#Are sachme kya.. Mai to ekdam se matlab pareshan tha yaar.. Karte hai fir#"Abe..
Maine aisa kab bola??" #Koi bhi game puri dedication se khelte hai #Weight loose karne ke
liye bahut saari asafal mehanat kar chuke hai #Smiling man of TSH #He has a secretly
brought up cat in his room, which nobady has ever seen, you can just hear its voice thats it
:P
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Radheshyam Prasad -
RADS
#Dialogue: 'Aap samajh nahi rahe hai ham kya kah rahe hai' #Inke aur Uday Vootla ke
beech ki conversation bahut hi phenomenal rahti hai #Good Athlete #Hard working person
with straightforward approach
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Rajdeep Singh - Kabeer
Khan/Shikhar
Dhawan/Gharelu
#Coach sahab #Chillane me yeh sabse adhik dB kharch karte hai #HRDD Cricket team ko
inhone taiyar kiya hai #Subah subah sari cricket team ko paresan kiye ho..but cricket me
jahan bhi pahuchi HRDD aapki wazah se #Be it a visit or normal chit chat, the basic
concerns are khana, tel lagana, Haaaan re #muchhe ho to rajdeep jaisi
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Ranvijay Yadav - Gurudev
#Adhyatmic gyan ki ganga hai inke pas #Hidden talent bhi exist karti hai inke pas .. such
as Non-Adhyatmic Kavigiri :D
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Raushan Kumar - Gaurav
Verma ke Dada/TSH
Sahkari bank
#Dialogue(during exam): Are aadhe ghante ke baad utha dena #Yeh lahraa kar chalne ke
liye jaane jaate hai #Inki hospitality awsme hai,udhaar chayiye to contact him #Talented
Wicketkeeper of HRDD Cricket team
38
Ravi Mohan -
Arnold/Captain America
#Hamesha apne biceps ko taadate rahte hai #He has a secret heavy shield, he practices
with it Gym #Padma bhusan #Kamaal ki smile.
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Bhushan Bharat Jadhav -
StudMaxxx/Sharmili/
Bhusnya
#Chess champ of TSH #Aisa khargosh hai jo der se dauda otherwise last sem me 92%
marks ka record inke paas hai #Kesarkar ke jigri dost hai #'Mujhe nai pata re' #Yeh typical
punekar hain inki hindi sirf punewalon ko samjhti hai :P #Aapko marathi aaye ya na aaye
ye aapse marathi mein hi baat shuru karenge #Sirf party lene mein viswaas rakhte hain
#Pehle inke paas kanjoos giri mein mastery thi, tablet khone ke baad se yeh Ph.D hain
#Inke hasne ka style bada hi alag hai He hehe he #Yeh jo goal decide karte hain use poora
karne ki kabiliyat rakhte hain
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Nand Kishore Mishra -
Nandu/Chhota
Superman/Nands/disco
dancer
#Sound effects are always on:- "ah uh auch" #Bhai hamesha khush rehta hai. Inke saath
koi bhi rahe, kitne bhi time rahe hamesha hasta rahega :D #Dekhne mai thoda immature
lagta hoga; par bohot hi mature banda hai #Dil ka bohut hi saaf #Kabhi Room No. 1315
mai padhariye, ye fal fruit ya koi chocolate se aapka swagat zaroor karenga #Kaise kar lete
hain aap aisa maintain kaise ho rha hai ye sab?? #Shadi party ke order book kiye jate hai
#"Yaar ek bindiya to dila do" #Badminton ho ya TT ho ya Chhupam-Chhupai, bhai sab me
baap hai #Inka energy kabhi bhi khatm nahi hota hai-Itni energy kaha se laate ho bhai :)
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Tarang Garg -
Champesh/Sheldon
Cooper
#Yeh hai BARC ka asli engineer #Knowledge is Power -This is his mantra #Potitics main
khaas interest hai janaab ka #Wakai champu hai ye to #Champing chapang champak
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Upendra Singh -
Badminton ke Malinga/
Pseudo Mallu/Smart-
Boy/Majnu
#Akhilesh Singh Yadav ke khase kareeb hai #Mumbai mei 40k tak ke kapade khareeed
chuke hai #Yeh dance bahut hi mastana andaaz me karet hai #Alive Wiper #Slipping on
wet floor mei champion (40 fit ka record hai inke naam) #Bachpan se hi banduko se khelte
aa rahe hai- Cowboy :D
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Garima Singhal - Laughing
Buddha/Bindaas
#SONG: Inka andaaz hai kafi cool, aage baithate rehna hai inka rule hasti rahti hai ye
bandi hardam chahe ho koi bhi conditionpyara inhe saaj shringaarkavita me chhupa hai
inki zindagi ka saar #Poetry me talented #Anchoring me great
2
K Monisha
#Inki aavaj yeh khud bhi nahi sun paati hai<Courtesy: Shubham Asthana> #7 pm ke baad
ghar se bahar nahi nikalti #Chhupi Rustam #Naina thag lenge! ;) #Gori Malyali (one of the
10% - Source: 2 States) #Ultimate dancer #Lady of venice #She does'nt talk, she croons...
3
Mahek Gujral - Decent
One
#Tension ki dukaan, beauty tips ki khaan #Inki hansi TSH ko hila ke rakh deti hai :D
#Shopping Guide #Logon ki bolti band karane me sabse aage! #Seedhi baat, No bakwas!
#Chulbuli punjaban :)
4
Manisha Rathee - Ouch/
Miss oops
#Inhe raat me ghumte dekha hai kabhi #Full charged battery #Prompt neutron
#Participates in any and every kind of activity #True jAAtni #Nail art and fitness freak!
#Good badminton player 'Oh Shit!!'
5
Pragya Mehta - Silent
Killer
#Shoping Mall, Chili Potato, Madam ap "Jain ho?" #Inki PhD thesis mobile apps aur naye
kism ke khane par hoti hai #Inka trendy style statement inko BARC ki paridhi se dur karta
hai."half chapati" <courtsey:Anushri> #Soft spoken person with clear thoughts and pure
heart #O paaji kabhi hans bhi liya karo #A big foodie aur apni psychological baton se kisi ka
bhi brainwash ka sakti hain
6
Sanuj Chaudhary -
Teetar/Geek
#Vicks ki kaafi jarurat hai inhe #Regualar player of Badminton #Liquid state inka favourite
state hai #Waise to bolne me Digvijay singh hai par exam ke waqt Manmohan Singh ban
jate hai..
7
Satyam Shukla Shukla
Ji/B.I.E.T
#'Mai aisa kyun hu-2' #Twin of Sudip Bhunia<Courtesey: His Teachers> #Yeh hai bhole
bhale Shukla Ji
8
ShubhamSwarnam -
Mastana/ Munna Jajbaati/
Raanjhana/Dev Das
#Inke paas 2 Dil aur 1 Guitar hai<Courtesy:GauravSingh> #Hamesha centre of attraction
banne ki koshish karte hai :P #Sabki mimics karte rahte hai #Chhoti chhoti baato me
jajbaati ho jaate hai #Apni jai-Jai-Kaar sunne ke bahot ichchhuk rahte hai #Asthana ki chai
TSH me kaafi famous hai :) #Samaj seva me badh chadh kar initiative lete hai #Bihar ke
agle CM yahi honge #Will be missed for his demonic laughter and dual voice singing :P
9
Sudip Sunil Bhunia - Nano
Tehcnology/ Shakuni
Mama/Bhootiya
#Yeh time machine ka istemaal karke iss generation mein aaye hain #Tagline: "Aaj kal ke
baachon mein..." #Human resourse manage karne me bahut hi proud feel karte hai #Inka
phone number sab le lena, he is goin (atleast planning ) to be the future president of India
#Mini projects mein kaafi interest lete hain.# Laal peela email likhne me cheete hai :P
10
Uday Kumar Vootla Vootla
#Bhabha of Chemical #Har sentence ke end me ek ajeeb sound karte hai
11
Upendra Tiwari - Pintoss
#BARC me aate hi bomb bana diye #None of his friends are allowed to meet him due to
strategic reasons..
12
Venkatesh Mondi #Most genuine guy in completing assignment way before deadline
13
Vibhav Mani Tripathi -
Shaktimaan
#Bahut hi umda sportsman with great sportsman spirit #Sabke B'day me inki pitai jarur
hoti hai #Sabhi khel achhe se khelte hai but in-officially only #Inki laughing style kabile
taarif hai #Kuch din pehle tak Zahreele the.. now He is Okay :) #Trainee with tremendous
acheivements in personal field
14
Vivekanand Patel
#Great skether/cartoonist #Sangeet rasiya #Hard working #Naam me hi vivekanad juda hai
aur kya hi kaha jaaye :D
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
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Vinayak Viswanathan -
Vasooli Bhai
#inko kabhi tention me nahi dekha gaya hai #Karnatak music me expert(kisi ko samajh nai
aata) #Excellent Violen(t) player #Badminton bhi Football ki tarah khelte hai #Apart from
acquiring knowledge in his field of Chemical Engg, he has also pursued all of his interests
including, gym, football, swimming, bike riding, table tennis, etc.. Respect #Inhe 3 stage
programme se bahut lagaav hain aur future mein complete karne ki aasha rakhte hain
#Yeh class mein Humming karte rehte hain, par pata nahi chalta nind me hai ya jage hue
hai
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Barun Gopal Pati -
Boron/Mota/Bholu
#Yeh Mamta Deedi ke khaash aadmi hai but BJP ko support karte hai #Bengali hai magar
fish nahi khate hai #Hardcore Arsenal fan #Inka bed regularly toot ta rahta hai #Indian
railway ka timetable rat kar baithe hai #footbaal ki live streaming modem se karte hai
#Ultimate cool bangali #Football match ke liye IES ka interview skip kar diya -- yo yo salute
:D #Yeh exam ki Raat night out marne ka daawa thokte hai, magar raat ko 11 bje hi ludhak
jaate hai<Courtesey: Whole 10th floor>
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Nitheesh N - Anna
#Capable to trap anyone by his conscious doubts in any toppic #Dialog: 'You know
mohanlaal ?' #Has two internet modems for different purposes #No one can sweep his
room due to lack of place :D #You can never beat him in arguments #His rabit definitely
has 4 ears and 8 legs.... no questions!!
3
Paresh Kothari -
Trendy/Talent
#8th floor ka DJ #TT mein glamour ke jimmedaar yahi hai..kuchh to aise shots hai inke pas
jo pehle kbhi soche bhi nhi gaye na age soche jayenge #Har baat ke liye "I'm in" bolte hai
even if-->Anyone,"Abe kal AIDS day hai", Paresh's reply,"I'm in" Chai ki jagah chaayen
peete hai, Bahut khubsurat shorts pehente hai #Bhai me saare talent thoos thoos kar
bhare pade hai
4
Robin Bhola - Tota/Snow-
White/Harry Potter/Jaadu
#haha. Hai na Pagal hai kyaAre tune yeh padh liyaKal kitne baje soyeAaj kitne baje
sowoge.Tumhara ghar kis national Highway par hai--> Is type ke prashn pucchkar yeh
janab knowledge badhate rahte hai #Roj sabse pahle mess me khane me top and tooh-
brush karne me last rahte hai :D #Computer games ke bahot bade shaukeen hai
5
Mohit Kumar Sharma -
Talented Sharma Ji
#Cool Dude #"Bhaiya thoda dhoom machalo" #Talented player of Badminton and Table
Tannis #Dhoom 3 se kafi inspired hai #TT me gaddha khodne me mahir
CIVIL ENGINEERING
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B Aashranth - Dasa #Stunt karne me pair tod liye yeh janaab #Damdar avaaj ke malik #Decent guy
2
K. Malvika - Mumbai
Tourism/Pulchritudious/
English Vinglish
#'Bholi si surat aankho main masti door khadi sharmaye' #BARC ke is exam daud me aaj
tak inhone top 3 ke niche dekha hi nahi hai #Calm and composed with her mind and
carries a cute smile #Radiation dose inside the core of a reactors is negligible compared to
what she recieves daily from her mobile, she is probably now immune to radiation
poisoning #Inke expressions ko express karne wala smiley whatsapp pe available nahi hain
#A very humble and calm person. Inki kitni bhi uda lo, yeh kabhi gussa nahi karti: Respect
#Good badminton player but pops up in sports room very less
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Voona Srikanth
#40 rupaye ka cheej bhi flipkart se order karte hai--->For saving money #Very Energitic
person #Mustache Man
METALLURGY ENGINEERING
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Ajith S - Sreejith Ka Bhai-
Ajith/Theni-Guy
#Two things complete his life- Whatzup or Whatsapp #He can write and read Hindi, but
can't speak :D #Before coming to BARC, he was not aware of any language like Hindi
#Watches and remembers timing, flight no, colur etc of each airoplane very carefully
going across BARC campus.
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Alok Kumar Pasa -
(Be)Pasa
#SONG: Gajab ka hai inme talent....par rahte hai ye thoda silent...Sunday ko yeh rakhte
yeh fast(From Veg)...Aur tension ko rakhte hai dimag me last...#Inko oces57 ki email id ke
existance ke bare me 2nd sem me pata chala and pathshala.hbni ke bare me abhi tak
anjaan hai #A R rahman of tsh #Gaate(gaana) aur bajaate(piano) bhi hai #Ghumne phirne
and KFC me khane ke bahut bade shaukeen hai #Very cool by nature #Comedy shows
dekhne me parangat hai #And ha.... yeh NTPC, PGCIL and IISC-Banglore chhodkar yaha
aaye hai aur BARC me satisfied hai(salute) ^-^ #Famous 'KALPAKKAM WALE BAND' ke
founder and key member :D
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Aman Deep Gautam -
Mr. Perfect/Smiling Pinky
#Basketball, squash, TT and Badminton player #Very fun loving and party person #A true
friend #Logo ko chadhane me peeche nahi rahte #Beauty with brain #Hamesha smile
marte rahte hai #Ha me ha hamehsa milate hai #Inke formals specialy pink gajab kahar
dhate hai #Yeh mahashay bade hi rangeen mijaj ke hai jiske antargat ye hmshafar ke
talash me beauty ko appreciate karte phirte hai #Chugli karna, baat idhar udhar karna
#Protein powder iska secret hai #Bhasad talented and very intelligent #Iski parties ko
itihaas ke pannon mein likha jayega #Batminton mein bagal wale ko hara ke hi dum leta
hai #When it comes to gossips he is the king #Kabhi kabhi to apne bare me hi rumours
bana dete hai #Kuchh bhi karo bas inki sharan main mat jana #Hats off man
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Ankur Chowdhury -
Pseudo Baba/NRB(Non
Returning
Bengali)/Freak/Devdas
Without Paro
#Inke room me pade bag ka relative motion zero hai<Courtesey: Shubham Asthana>
#Nahane dhone me vishwas bahut kam karte hai #Har chhez ka logical answer dete hai
#Madhushala ke feel dete rahte hai #Jab ye padhai me magan hote hai to room me mare
chuhe ko bhi nazarandaaz kar dete hai #Focused and determined despite some abnormal
activities of his which shouldn't be mentioned
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Devarapalli Venkatesh -
Venky
#Raju - The "Gentleman" #He was very close to his mobile in first semester #You can't
win with him in blinking your eyes :D #Gentleman of batch and very helping in nature
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Dewanand
Shaligram Sinkar -
Dewa/Dev-D/Pujari
#Shri Krishna ke bade bhakt hain #Aee Gannesh--- Inka pronunciation bahut unique hai
#Inki favourite movie 'Mumbai meri Jaan' hai #Very chill in nature and calm guy #He is
the Mahapurush who has achieved INNER PEACE in life #Exams ke ek din pahle paper
solve karke hi fod dete hai #Chahe kuch bhi ho jaaye, yeh janaab Mumbai se migrate nahi
ho sakte.
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Divya Shukla
#SONG: Mastana hai inka andaazthird floor hai inka maika aur fourth floor hai sasuraal..
Chehre se raaj rani, pairo se naukrani (hawai chappal har jagah saath) #Exam postpone
karane ke liye inko yaad kiya jata hai #BARC ke har ek division me inke 1 -2 bhaiya paye
jaate hai #Ultimate electrical partner<Courtesey: Suprabha> #Inke end moment ki
prepration inko atyant cool banati hai #BARC ke exception me inko count karna galat nhi
mana jaega #Logo ki 2 mahine ki mehnat ka nichod ye ek briefing lekar pura karti hai
jiske lie 2-3 shikaar hamesha avilable rahte hai #Power source of electrical group #Fatwa
jaari karna inki hobby hai #Inke bina to electrical group pura suna pad jata hain #Asli
beauty with brains #Yeh cheezein bahut gum karti hai
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Ganesh Kumar - Gannu/
Ganni/ Gannu Bhai/
Chicken Boy/DOTA
#Inki zindagi ke 3 sabse importatnt pehloo hai: Chicken, Chicken and Chicken #Inse panga
soch samajhkar hi lena
#Dota me national level gamer hone ka claim karte hai #Chhoti soch hai inki par hum log
inse kafi zealus hain #Hair oil me omlet kha lena. 1-2 baje tak sote rehna #Inke Room
mein saans lena bhi mushkil hota #Flipkart ka aadha business yahin se hota hai #Room se
bahar sirf khane ke liye hi nikalte hain #1 raat padh ke exam phod dena..aur phir ye bolna
ki mein kitna unlucky hoon #Game aur chicken ke piche hai itne busy insan,nhi pta hai
inhe apne padosiyo tak ke naam.but dil se saaf #Panje me hai harsh ke baap.
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Gaurav Rai -
Stoneface/Committee
#Favorite dialogue 'Please . Yaar'....'Arei Beautiful...(while playing Badminton)' #Yeh
hathi k daat hai jo dikhne k kuch aur khane k lie kuch aur hote hai #Not to be confused
with brother of Aishwarya Rai<Courtesey: himself> #Glasstone ko to kanthasth kr liya hai
isne #Logon ka mazak banana koi inse sikhe but extremely witty and possesses excellent
sense of humor and intelligence #First friend of Harsh in TSH #Mehge gift milte rehte
hain. magar kabhi bhi khud kisi ko koi gift nahi diya #Shakal dekh ke addict lagte hai par
hai nahi :D #Aag me ghee dalne ka kaam koi inse seekhein
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
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Gaurav Singh - KGP/Anand
Akela
#SONG: Sidha sadha hai yeh banda....Padhai ka gale me pada hai fanda.....Jab exams ke
pahle madad karne ke liye badhe yeh dhurandhar.....to pichhle 5 saal ke paper bana de
ek din ke andar!!!<Modern Control Exam> #Pro in NFS-MW #Internet connection ke sath
yeh gutter me bhi happily rah sakte hai #Movies, TV Series, and Cricket dekhne ke
shaukeen hai #Inka room TSO's ke pens ka Black-Hole hai #Logo ko nick name dene me
sakriya hai #Badminton me smash maar ke katil smile dete hai #Yeh sab kuch clear
chahate hai: concept & hisab both #Cool n Honest Guy #Inse udhaar lekar aap bach nahi
sakte (halaki ek baar Inhone Asthana ke 5 rupay maaf kar diye the :P) #To the point funda
dete hai
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Gaurava Deep Srivastava -
Mun(n)ivar/Aap
SONG : Inki jarurate hai kam... Isliye inke zameer me hai dum #Shant swabhav ke hain #A
true Gentleman and very polite #Quite hardworking and most trustable person
#Bhautik(materialistic) sukho ko jyada tavajjo nahi dete hai #Inke sangati me rahne se
gyaan aur Rupaye dono badhte hai<Courtesey: Gaurav Singh> # Asthana ke future
mentor :D #Saada Zeevan Uchch Vichar wale khayalat ke insaan
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Harsh Vardhan Jha -
Samay
#Gore rang pe na guman kar, gora rang to din me dhal jayega #Tagged as sexiest trainee
in batch #Yaar mai to shuruaat se hi bahut ghista rahta hu.. Lekin mere to kabhi bhi
acche number nahi aate hai---> Is type se rote rahna inki hobby hai #Teri adaon par mai
wari wari #Inka style statement kabile tarif hai #Rab ne banadi jodi with Gaurav Rai
#Naam pe mat jao bhaiyon....inko sirf exam ke bad hi haste hue dekha jata hai #Hai to ye
cute se insan, lekin fir bhi inke panje me hai bahut jaan
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Jitendra Gupta -
Jitu/Jeelous/Bhai-Saab
#Inki hansi bahut hi vigorous in nature hai #Kai bar mumbai me thage jaa chuke hai
#Apni shaandar baato se mahoul turant set kar dete hai #Planning/Execution ka ratio
bahut bada maintain karte hai :P # Harman Baveja ke jeete jaagte fan :D #Ram-Lakhan
dekh kar ro diye the #Thode judgemental but very honest hai #Politics inka sensitive
toppic hai #Laaa Abiding Citizen #Hair style ka to jawab hi nhi hai inke #Jihadi player of
Badminton
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Nrendra Leela Munaga -
Modi/Project-Boy
#CBSD gawd #His hair grows exponentially (in space not time :P) #Microprocessor, Relay
jaise ghatak words sunkar yeh baht excited ho jaate hai #My colleague #Dare not to ask
hi " Do you know this?" #He Knows every damn thing in this world
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Sabyasachi Pathak -
Gumnam of
Electrical/Touch me not
#Chhupa Rustam #Born with Golden spoon(VECC) #TV Series bahut dekhte rahte hai
#Laptop har week formatt marte rahte hai #Ye janaab asli scientist hain hamare batch ke
#Inka sidebusiness fingerprint manufacturing hain #Inhi ne hamare lab mein IDM ki
shuruaat kiya tha jisse ki baad mein sabko fayda hui #Ye janaab multitasking mein mahir
hain #Intelligence redifined
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Santosh Kumar - Mr.
Cricket/Cheeta/MR
coolest
#Bina kuch bole akhiyon se goli maare #Cricket Ramanayn dekhne ke alawa aur kuch
bilkul hi nahi karte hai #Jihadi look..par jab shaving krte hai to koi pehchaan nhi pata
#Inki guruji ne kaha tha agar notes likhoge to tum student nahi raheto inhone aaj tak
notes hi nahi likha #Hamare batch ka Silent Samraat hai ye
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Souradeep Mitra - Chote
bade 9XM wala/Goja
#Yeh Jadhavpur Universty ke Gunday hone ka claim karte hai toh sochiye university ki
kya halat hogi #Gundai me yeh kisi ko notes nahi dete hai #Yeh daily buddhi-vardhak
churan khate hai #Bina pagar wale cameraman #Mai hoo naa :P #Inki kuch ghantey ki
breifing se kuch logo ka beda par hua hai #Ladkion ke dilo me inhone soft corner bana
rkha hai #Inki killing smile toh pure TSH me popular hai #Jab room se bahar ho to room
khula rahta hai but jab room main ho to lock karke rakhte hai....notes banane main
magan rehte hai #kuch bada karega....Hamara teacher #Kabhi kabhi inke khufiya notes
padne ka saubhagya hum logon ko prapt hua hai.
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Sreejith P -
Hulk/Hiroshima
#Hulk se Junior-G convert hone ka inka drema hai(Physically) #Logo ko darane dhamkane
ke liye acche resource hai #Pulsed smile dene ki kala koi inse seekhe #Inventor of
helicopter shot in Badminton #Good athlete #Right hand of Shri Shri Gunday Souradeep
Mitra #Inki handwriting ki lipi exist hi nahi karti #Very cool, great dancer #Sincere and
hardworking #Deep investigator of all malayalam films #The critic
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Srikanta Mukhopadhyay -
Sharat-Chandra
Chattopadhyay/Dhakaru
baba
#Bengali language/movies ke deewane hai #Har waqt dhakar marna inki hobby hai #Ek hi
T-Shirt me puri jawani kaatne ki kasam kha rakhi hai #Dayal baba se bahut inspired hai
#Sanksaari purush #Kahaniyo k bade shoukin hain #24 hrs bridge khelta hain
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INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEEIRNG
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Subhasis Dutta -
Rasogulla/Shubho/FEINKU
#SONG: Nautanki me koi na ho sake inke age khada... aur apni baat manwane me rehta
hai ye hamesha ada.badi badi aankhen hai, aansuo ki tanki. yeh chhora bada dramaa king
hai inke charche training School ke pehle hi din se hai. #Yeh dekh-kar hi Bengali lagte hai
#To the point ke alawa koi bhi doubt nahi puchhte hai #Lete lete class attend karte hai
#"Apni ki Bangali" #Hamesha dusro ka plate se khate hain #Bohu pora baki.. :P
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Sumit Kumar Gupta -
Chachaa
#SONG: Apne kaam se kaam rakhna hai inhe bhatabaki kisi baat se inko kuch nai ata jata
#Yeh bachpan me hi mature ho gaye the <Courtesey: Gaurav SIngh> #Chacha ko bhabhi se
pyaar ho gaya, Pahli nazar me pahla pyaar ho gaya #Under pressure bahut umda
performance dete hai #1980's ke jokes markar jor jor se haste hai #Padhne ke alawa kuch
bhi nahi karte hai except some quality time on his mobile :D #Itne doubts puchhte hain ki
unclear subject to clear bana dete hain #Exam ke pehle---> Mujhse kuchh nahi hone wala,
Top karne ke baad----> Arrey ye toh bhagwan ki dua hai
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Sneha R Brahmankar -
Mystery Queen/Shatabdi
express/Miss Curious
#SONG: TSH ka hai ye question mark... coz inko janna hota hai about every happening of
BARC ..inke baaton ka hai prabhaav itna bhari... ke instru ke har ladke ki halat ho jati hai
maari maari.. #Ek bar racket pakadti hai toh kisi ko nahi deti hai, chahe Badminton ho ya
Table Tennis #Confusion hi confusion hai solution ka pata nahi #Mess ki safai ki chinta jitni
inko hai, utni hamare mumbai shahar ke liye munsiparlty ko na hogi :D #Words/sec ke
equation me inhone maxima attain kia hai #Khel-kud samrajya ki eklauti maharani hai
#Known for her expertise in shielding her room from soothing fragrances of smoke and
washroom #Fed up of Badminton, she shifted to TT, but now she is practicing chess :P
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Suprabha - Sue/ Tragedy
Queen/Lady Don/Ms DJ
#SONG: Advertisment ki hai ye freak, teacher ko b de deti sikh(sir bata do na).Bahar se
to hai ye lady don,bt andar se hai ye babycorn..Class me nai lagta hai inka man, kyoki
bagal me baithe hote hai hum(wid mobile).... EK hi thali ke hai chatte batte, briefing ke
sahare class kerte haste haste #Miss cool #Favourite dialogue: conclude karun, topic
closed, manhus :P, chup baith, kitna sahi tha, zeher, #Movies review puchne per sare
comments movie me pahne kapdon ke upar ;) #Humare floor ki DJ #Emotions ki dukaan
#Tragedy queen duniya ki sari tragedy inke sath ho chuki hai for experince contact her :P
#Bindass ladki #Chill hai par koi serious problem hai bhool jane ki
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Swagata Chatterjee -
Dayaal Baba/TSO/Saagato
#Yeh night out marne ke baad exam ki subah 7-9 AM movie dekhna prefer karte hai
#Amisha Patel ke die hard fan hai(Even unki B'day party ke guests ke aane ke timimng ka
bhi hisaab rakhte hai) #Apni dono Hard Disk ke sath room mei hi rahna pasand karte hai
#Yeh TSH ke IMDB hai #He is the only scientific officer C at BARC from the begining of
training (Courtsy: facebook) #Kaun aage kaun peeche. is ganit mein mein 2 mahine
lagaye hain isne #Very good guy with weired and long smile
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Tarun Chugh -
Rattu/Liike/Locomotive
#Class me passenger doubts pucchne me awvval hai #Next BARC director(halanki yeh
NPCIL ke employee hai :P)
#Bachpan se bas phrases hi sikhaya gya hai #Inhe har chiz appealing chahie hoti hai #
Kuch logo k bankruppt hone ki ek vajah inki notebook ki photostat karana hai #A
respectable person #Notes likh ke ye apni battery charge krta hai #Notes likhna to hobby
hai #Very Hard-working #Chalte phirte kisi se bhi baat krne lagta hai #Always happy and
takes jokes and criticism really well #Apni tareef zyada der sunta nahi isliye jo bol raha
hai uski ki tareef karna shuru kr deta hai #Bahut hi sehansheel and has a good
concentration power.
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Anjali Babu Iyer - Tension
Queen
#SONG: Exited state me rehna h inhe pasand..aur duniya ki har baat me tension lene me
ata hai inhe anand #Jokes apart in mumbaiyaa ka andaaz h bada nirala #Marks badhwane
me expert #BARC ke director ki sari pareshaniyo ka inki shakl se anuman laga sakte hai
#Irctc ne apni website inke jaise users ka response time dhyaan mein rakhte huye design ki
hain #Inka nature bahut hi helpful hain #Yeh itni seedhi hai ki, apne room no. (420) ki
wajah se apne room mein kabhi rukti nahi
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Anubhav Shrivastav -
Anu/BARC meri jaan/Feku
#SONG: BARC ke baare me anubhav hai inka bhari... kyunki saari zindagi (bachpan, jawaani
and ab shayad budhapa) BARC colony me hai guzaari #TSH me farzi ka room fansa kar
rakhe hai #The only TSO in TSH with hands of Titanium #Tagline "dost, life mein na ...." ,
iske aage yeh kuch bhi bakwaas bol dete hain for eg. Inki Pulsar 140kmph pe aaram se
jaati hai aur inki alto 160kmph toh mumbai ke raston pe bhi jaati hain #Yeh kisi kaam ke
ho ya na ho par inka room bade hi kaam ka hain #Inka haath todene pe aadmi ki kismat
khul jaati hai :P
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Elina Mishra - MP3
#SONG: sangeet hi hai inka jeevan.. Sajni ko ab chahiye saajan baalo se khelti, lehrati
balkhati hil hil ke class me bhukamp lati dil inka hai bachchon ki tarah.. Par dimag hai
inka kaam ka bada #Sona mahapatra of TSH #Inko TSH me samman-niya scientist se
nawaja jata hai aur inke notes inki gunvatta ka ek namuna hai #Saari raat non stop baate
kar sakti hai but baate strictly nonsense honi chahiye :P
Manthan Patel - The
Hulk/Chacha choudhury's
SABU
#SONG: Duniya ke moh maya se dur hamare gujju SABU.... bus apni hi dhun me jeene me
dhundte hai zindagi ka saar kyunki abki baar modi sarkar :P #Inka weight Dharamkaate
par quintal unit me measure hota hai #Sabke dream bodyguard #Badminton me jab smash
marte hai toh ceiling fan touch hota hai #Exam ke time rojana 10 se 15 classes lete hai
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Meenakshi SundaramM -
Meena/Meenamma
#SONG: Jo bhi ho situationchahe khushi ho chahe ghammuskarana hai inka the only
fashion ... jo inke chehre pe rehti hai hardam :):) #log hawa ke bina nehi jee sakte aur ye
Rohilla ke bina nehi jee sakte #Exam ke time me yeh kapde aur bed tyag dete hai #Yeh
raat me wolverine ban jaate hai
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Praveen Kumar Dixit -
Fielder/Chopper
Man/Kavi
#SONG: kya shayari likhe for dis great shayar himselfokk shayarana hai inka andaazaur
mast maula rehna hai inke jeevan ka raaz #Humare HRDD cricket team ka jhonty rodes hai
yeh kavi mahoday #Wase apne smile se logo ko convince kar lene ki kala bhi inme kut kut
ke bhari hai #Thanda Thanda Coka Kola #'Maze hi aa jayenge...kya kahate ho??' #Puri
training ek notebook me nikal di bhai ne fir bhi bhar nahi paye :P
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Rajashree Banerjee-
Pseudo Bengali/Bengali
Mishti
#SONG: Sanskari hai badi hamari ye bengali sisbana leti hain yeh dhero dish sarv gun
sampann hai ye naaridekho kahin pad jaye na ye tumpe bhari...kutta palo billi palo par
galatfeimi na palo hai ye hamesha kahtiaur elina ke liye ye mummy ka kirdaar hai nibhati
:P
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Saikat Das - Square
kat/INO Freak
#SONG: Padhai me dimag chalta hai inka tezzINO ka hai inko bada crazelight hearted
rehna hai inka swabhav... aur dimple wali smile hai inke har swaal ka jawab!!! #Inka kahna
hai ki ye bade masum bachche hai #Kabhi khel me inse cheating karke koi dekhe, gusse me
kidney nikal lenge. #Filhal to bacha ji neutrino ke khoj me baithe hai Ek aadh to dhund hi
nikalenge :D
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Shatadru Moulik -
Ribhu/The Gentleman
#SONG: hain ye sabse sidhe sadedosti ye apni pakki nibhatedekh na sake apne doston
ki adaten buri ye ek... aur bahar ka khana khane me milti hai inko khushiyan anek!!! # 6 ft
ke koi admi ko sina nikal ke sunsan sarak pe akele chalte dekho to samajh lo wo admi jarur
Mr Maulik honge. Sirf 'sher' aur Mr Maulik akele tahalne nikalte hai :)
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Snehasish Barman Roy -
Kaka Babu
#SONG: Duniya ki karte h ye fikar thoda lesscoz inka jeevan me motto h "life is a race"
:P #He is the Bengali Idol and to be director of NRB #RCnD ka sapna dekhta tha #Bechare
ko NRB mil gaya #Sab inse pen drive mein slide copy krwate hain #KHUD BHALA TOH JAG
BHALA
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Soumyajit Chakraborty -
(Tata)Sumo/Lovely Singh
#SONG: sabke nazariye ka rakhte hai ye dhyaanhai inke paas a bhandaar of
gyaanmarks badhane me inka luck hota hai great... jisko dekh ke subhashish ka badh jata
hai heart rate!!! #Hamesha ladkiyon ko apne biceps dikhane pe tule rahte hai #Bahut
achha cooking kar sakte hain #Inka room kitchen me convert ho chuka hai
INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEEIRNG
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Abhilash Dixit - Fugga
(balloon)/ Pretty Boy
#SONG: Chandan sa badan chanchal chitwanise chhed na dena tum yarron ud jaye kahin
na ye gubbara #Fugge ki class mein kinni udhi hai, par inne dil pe kabhi na li hai #It is said
that humility of a person is directly proprtional to his knowlegde, this guy personifies this
statement #Agar app inki baat ek baar mein sun ke samajh gaye toh app koi bhi video VLC
media player pe 4x speed pe dekhne ke kabil hain #Cool guy and very helpful #Kesharkar
ka security guard #Agar koi ladki bachcha kah de to kai week tak shave nahi karte hai
#Bhaijaan Jainralization ke shikaar hai #Very energetic
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Ashish Kumar Rohila -
MRP(Mere Rohilla
Papa)/Chacha
Choudhary/Jagat Daddy
#SONG: pet hai jo kam nhi hota, aur iska inko koi gam nai hota.. inki baton mein hai inke
jaisa wajan, ye hai hamari class ke DADDY no. 1 #Dialogues: Whatever I have been
through, you even can't imagine.....baoo badiya....Exactly that is the thing I want to
say.....bhai kitna chussad hai.....pelam hai.....kyaaiii karna hai #Who says only cats have 7
lives..our rohilla has 14..warna inna experience ek zindagi ka to nahi ho sakta..bdw likhte
likhte pressure ban gaya #Bhasad Insaan #Logo se party nikalwane me ustaad (except
Chachra) #Favourite Songs: 1- Bade miya deewane, aise na bano.. 2- Babul ki duwayen leti
ja #Hindi bolne me atyant fluent hai :D #Inhe 2 min. chahiye kisi ki soch badalne ke liye
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Manish Kumar Jha -
Jha/Son of God/Lucky Boy
#SONG: Dekhne mein nahi hai kisi se kam... par muh kholte hi sab khatam... Galat timimg
ki wajah se khaate hai ye maat... kyunki inke control system ki lagi huyi hai waat # I am so
smartI am so talented I am so funny I am so lucky. I am so genius--> Aise farzi ke
dialogues marte rahte hai #Born in 12th floor, adopted by 2nd floor #'Time galat hai,
tareeka galat hai, par intention galat nhi hai' #Aman ka pehla victim #Ab galatfahmi hi inki
zindagi hai #Youtube me upload karne ke shaukeen hai
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Neha Rani Yadav - Silent
Killer/ChuPPi
Rustam/Nehu
#SONG: Nahi karna inko koi triggerjaan pyari ho tumhe apni agaranjano se rehti hai ye
anjaan..par bol bol ke apno ko kar deti hai pareshan!!! (inke dil aur dimaag ka intersection
set hai NULL!!!) #Sabko prem patra dene me viswas rakhti, daant khaye bina ye koi kaam
na karti (swati se) #Rohilla ka muh band karwane aur Jha ko hadkaane ka record inke
naam par hai #Inhone bolna 4th semester se shuru kiya #Nagada sang dhol baaje #Sab ki
jaan 3rd 4th floor ki raunak #Apne par aa jae to kisi ke roke nhi rukti
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Ravinder Kumar -
CMW(Chachra Mohabbat
Wala)/Brovinder/Sabke
Pyaare
#SONG: barso se nibhate aa rhe hain ye ec ki zimmedari, but lagta hain ab vipda aan padi
bhari, kyunki lagta hai inke mann mein aane lagi hai koi sunder naari.. #Dialogues: Rahnd
de chhore..Thand rakh kake #Hamesha satya vachan bolte hai #FB apps ke expert hai
(specially on valentine day) #Yeh Dard aur Zudai ke songs puri feel ke sath sunaate rahte
hai #True Lover #Gyan ka enke pass bhandar hai #Dil ka space infinite bytes ka hai #Kabhi
kisi ko naraz nahi karte #Help karne ko hamesha yeh tayaar hain
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Saurabh Srivastava -
Baba/Fukushima/Fuks/
Babbar-Sher/ Sangeet
Samraat-Fukeshwar
#SONG: Ladki Inse pat ti nahi, health inki banti nahi..Jab karne lage yeh anaarkali disco, To audience
boli yaha se khisko #Guitar bajane me expert #Inka Dil itna chilled hai ki tootne ke baad apne aap hi
jud jata hai <Courtesy:Gaurav Singh> #Inko jo funda aata hai woh to batayenge hi but jo nahi aata
hai woh aur bhi achhe se batate hai #Can destroy anyone's mood by virtue of his weired song singing
in weired style #Weight badhane ke liye pocket me 5 Rs ka coin lekar chalte hai <Theoritically True>
#Har baat par Philosophy dete rahte hai #Logo ko road se utha kar aasman par pahucha dete hai
(**** ko kisne banaya -- maine) In short yeh tod hai #Kisi bhi baat ka bura nahi maante #Human
error ki wajah se fukushima ho gaya tha #Kuch log down to earth hote hai, yeh underground wali
category mai hai & "let it go-never mind" attitude wale intelligent bande hai :P <Courtesy: Rahul
Jain> #Inka dance to Ambi ko bhi hasa de #Famous band 'KALPAKKAM WALE' ke founder and key
member
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Surabhi Gautam - Madam
Querry
#SONG: Ye hai BARC express, jo na ruke bina break. Puchhe question ye ma'm
dhuandhar, teacher ko bhi kehna pade plz repeat your querry yaar.. Jo bhi thane wo kar
jae, hum sabka ye maan badhaye Bahar se lagti yeh badi sakht hai, but andar se bandi
badi mast hai #No querry, only solution #Har sentence 'HUM' se start karti hai #Yeh hain
future ki INDIRA GANDHI #Inki English decode karne me oxford ke professor bhi ruwanse
ho jate hai
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
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Swati Hayaran Das -
Chuhiya/High Energy
Particle
SONG: Chhote packet me hai bada dhamaka...dus dus ka sabko neela kar deti ye pataka.... bolti nahi
kabhi ye pyaar ke bol.. karti rehti hai humesha halla bol.. #Inke khandan ki kai generations ek sath
training school me TSO hai #Kheera, Mobile and Swati deadly combination hai.. Ha Mummy(on
mobile) #Logo ke chadhane par mood aa jaye toh apni bhateeji ki saali ke B'day par bhi puri branch
ko treat de sakti hai #Overall deadly dancer #Inka kaam rishte banana hai, papa ko mummy se
milana or chacha ko chachi se milana. Inhe family me rhna bahut pasand hai #Dasna band karo #You
blink and you miss her #Sabko hasaate rehna hai inka kaam.. kyoki ye hai dilchasp insan # thappad
maar denge
9
Tushar Anil Kesarkar -
O$cillator/Chindichor
#SONG: Bina BAROBAR kiye chalti nahi inki gadi, mundi hilane se digest hoti siksha saari..jo bhi kaho
inke pass hai gyan bhari.. #Dialogues: 'Barobar hai..Mere ko samjha.sir I m from domviwali (dixit -
east)' #High frequency Oscillator - Frequency= 27 k-mundi per hour #Sab kuch samjh ke kuch na
smjhne ka pretend karte hai #Agar aap inki nahi udaye toh yeh khud ki uda lete hain #Yeh vivekanad
college/school ke sidhe sadhe bacchon ko represent karte hai
DP NAME REMARKS
1
Abhijeet Kumar -
Sardar/Chhota Kundu
#Dialogues: 'Abe chup kar tu.Sir explain karne me excellent hai but agar ek jagah khade
rahkar karen toh' :P #Entertainer of cse #In a relationship with "kundu" #Excellent
research scholar
2 Anjana Goel - Anaarkali
#Chill maar yaar #Inka 3rd floor par exam ki kathin paristhiti ko briefing dekar badhiya
banane me adbhut yogdan rha hai #Inko 2nd floor ke fan se bhi pareshani hoti hai
#Synonyms of Anjana: Sincerity, dedication, friendship, care (Tere jaisa yaar kaha... kaha
aisa yaarana #mariam), hardwork etc #Time management me IIMs ko fail kar de.. full on
systematic #Straightforward #Activist #Rebel
3
Anushri Jain - Most
wanted/Smiley
#Inka BARC training school ke har kshetra me yogdaan rha hai #Kattar JAINism par inki
speech sunlo, aisi speech apne aazad bharat ke 15 aug par bhi nhi suni hogi #Ambitious
and well managed #Keeps "go on" attitude #Inke face pe hamesha smile bani rahti hai
#Inhe bachpan se hi scientist banne ka shauk tha agar yakeen na ho toh inke japanees
friend se puchh lena #'Gulabi aankhe jo teri dekhi, sharabhi ye dil ho gaya', #Research
karne ka atoot zajba hai enke pass #TT mein bajaye yeh ladko ke band..yeh hain hamari
miss anushri jain
4
Ayush Kapoor - Kapoor
Sahab/ Mr
hang"ever"/Nanhe
#Kapoor khandan ke eklaute waaris #Inki smile ke log kayal hai #bolna zyaada pasand nahi
karte #Pet dialogue-Hamari fatt gayi, hum keh rahe hai humse nahi hoga #Fav teacher:
Ajith Sir.. baki sare teachers ko padhana nhi ata :P #Fav sports TT #Banda honest hai #Inko
ye parhwane se pehle inki mummy ko parhwa dena.
Rahul Jain - Owl Jain/Bhai-
Saab
#Song: Rahti hai inhe har kaam ki jaldi...Shayad isiliye ho jaati inse galti..... Exam time me
jaag uthta hai BHABHA banne ka khwab...Aur fir 10th floor par hajiri deta hai BHAI SAAB...
#Paise ki chhoro plan batao and next line: budget me nai aega :P #Ye bhaisaab k jokes itne
majedar hote hain ki hansi ekdam nahi aati :P #Digital thinking, age 23, gerua rang, patla
shareer, 5.9 feet lambai ladka kho gaya hai #Kaha joke marna hai kahan serious rahna
hai... iski samajh inhe thoda kam hai :P #Antakshari karane ke expert hai
5
Sandeep Kumar Singh -
Sandy/Plaster of Paris
#Haddiyon se khelna inka shauk hai #Doston ke liye kuch bhi karenge :) #Apne saare
classmates se sabse jyada takleef kisi ko hui hogi toh who yeh hai #Bindaas ladka #TSH ka
DJ Sandy
7
Sourav Kundu - Only
kundu/Moneyminded/Tech
nology Man
#Class Doubts: 'Sir, iska price kya hoga market me :P..How neutron will cross then walls
of calendria tube :P how much power it consumes:P' #Free gyaan baatne mei sabse aage
#Inhe log Kundu ke naam se jaante hai #Kabhi kabhi inhe marine drive me soye hue paya
jata hai #Jeb khaali hone par bhi Inorbit Mall me 10000 ka coat try karte hai #Google
nevigation ke fluent user
8
Utkarsh Bhardwaj -
Shakaal/Scientist/Mr
Mango Face/Khali
#Salute to practical knowledge #Excellent coder #Adimanav ki tarah running karta hai
#Khaana khaate waqt smajh nai aata ki daal kaha hai aur sabji kahaa #Bhai ki aawaz bahot
damdaar hai #Body builder - Gym freak #Der raat sona inki shaahi aadat hai
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
83
DP NAME- NICK REMARKS
1
Mariam- Hepa
Filter/Encylopedia
99.7% efficiency #Inhe full marks bhi passing marks dikhte hai #Shaitani ke hain yeh devi..
kabhi kisi ko mana nhi yeh karti.. her problem ka hai inke pass solution.. yeh hain hamari
one and only miss dream girl very sweet and simple #Most elegant girl #Perfection ho to
aisa #Full of knowledge # Fully aware, loves reading novels, magazine #Full of facts and
figure and inke notes ke age glasstone toh kya pure barc ke library sharma jaye
2
Tanmay Sarkar - Doctor #Special interest in Biology #Banana chahte the cardiologist lekin ban gye health physicist
3
Tejas Damjibhai Rathod -
Economic/GanguTeli
#Inka ek rupya bhi kha kar dikhao to jane #HRDD cricket team ke key member #ultimate
banda.
4
Vijayakriti Mishra -
Baalvati/City Girl
#Multi talented KeshKala #let me tell you all dat I am a scientist(really???) #Mere me hi
kuch problem hai(Actully:P) #Banarsi mithai #Barish chahe asli ho nakli ye jarur nachegi
kyuki dancing is in her blood #Photo me daant n aankho me kajal ye inke bachpan ki aadat
hai #Bullet ki sawari inka sapna hai #Google map of group(sab kuch pata h:D) #Jag mujhpe
lagaye paabandi main hu hi nahi is duniya kii...:P
5
Dhananjay Kumar Pandey
- Pandey Ji / BulletRaja
#Bowling faster than bullet #Pinch hitter #Banda bahut hi cool hai #Sixer King of HRDD
team
6
Prakash Mandal -
Sharmili
#Inki dressing style bahut achhi hai #10 down still shy #Smile ho to aisi.
7
Utpal Bera - Guruji
#Tujhe sab hai pata, hai na Maa #Sabka baate apna daate. #never changes his emotions
whatever is the situation.
8
Piyali Banerjee - Chupi
Rustom/Singer/RadioMirch
i
#Isko sab pata hai #Nonstop 24 hours #Tan ke shakti man ke shakti yeh hain hamari
bournvita #Inke bare me toh jo kahe kam hai, singer, cook, marshel art enhe pta hain, desi
ilaz ka enke pass khajana hai, classical dance mei yeh mahir hai and hamare barc ke
mamta Banarjee toh yeh hain hi #Her information me updated #Bengaliyon ka
information center aur bus ab kya kahen #'Kalpakkam Wale' band ki great singer having
voice like chitra vijayshankar
9
Prosenjit Dhang - Dr.
Dhang/Milkha Singh
#Yeh TSH ki mess ke khane se hi 10kg weight gain kiye ^-^ #Bhaag Milkha Bhaag 20 round
at cricket ground #Very honest by heart
10
Ankush Roy -
Chintamani/Leader/Helico
pter
#Vagetarian Bengali :) #Kisi ko kuch bhi nahi bolte hai #Most sincere student of the class
#Fikar without a reason #Boli me itni mithaas kaha se late ho bhai ???? #"Mera sir ghum
rha hai, mai ja raha hu" #Inke room par 3 water filled bottle rahti hai<Defence in Depth>
11
Appasaheb Bhagwan Chak
ane - Appa
Saheb/Overflow
#Inke room TSH ka disco room hai #Can overflow anywhere be it lift or someone else's
room or floor #Ye khud kuchh nahi karte but bhagwaan inke liye saari situations adjust kar
dete hailucky guy
12
Niranjan Siva Sankaran -
Wikipedia/Gancho/
Gumshuda
#Ye asli sangyan hain yahaan ka #Sab field me gyaan hain inka #Soya hua Scientist
#Anjaane khayaal gumshuda aap :P
RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY ENGINEERING
84
DP NAME REMARKS
1
Ashutosh Srivastava -
ASHU
#Apne batch ka sabse decent banda #Humesha shaant rahte hai #Bohut hi mehnati lrada
hai #Hamesha sabka bhala chahta hai
2
Bandhan Saha - MS.
KOLKATA
#Bolti hai thodi si zada but karke dikhati hai bohot jadaTruly inspiring #Most popular
individual of our batch
3
Kartik Dutta - Painter/Van
Gogue
#Sahi me ek Gifted talent #Painting me hi uski kalakari chupi hai #Bahut Knowledgeable
hai and sochta bhi hai ekdam conceptually
4
Manjeet Singh - MAN-
JEETE/Munna
#Yeh badminton keval jeetne ke liye khelte hai #Sabko smile pass karte rahte hai #Bahut hi
pyaara banda hai #Hamesha hi chehre pe hasi barkarar rakhta hai #Training School ke
syllabus iske liye mamuli hai
5
Prasun Ghosh - MR. IIT-
IAN
#The one and only IIT-ian of our batch#Yo Yo Honey singh ka bohot bada fan hai
#Study se zada masti pasand karta hai...
Saikrishna Devulapally -
MR. COOL
#Batch ka sabse cool banda i.e. coolest #Never bother about study #But at the end of the
day still manage to score more than decent marks
7
Subhajit Ghosh -
Lalu/GHOSHWA
#Bohot hi chalak insaan #Lekin banda bohot freely baat karta hai, baat mitha lage ya
karwa
8
Sudip Gorai - Chemistry-
Lover
#Chemistry ke har unsolved problems ke solution inke pas hai and vice versa :P #Most
satisfied person in BARC #Bindaas ans very energitic person #Mr Why, sawal iska khatam
nehi hota
CHEMISTRY
1
Debashish Sarkar -
Debba..debba
Ye Angrejo se jada inspired hainInko Angreji chije jyada pasnd hain. #Popular Dialouge
is...."Mujjjjjjjhhhe koyi problm nhi hai.."
2
Rajnarayan De -
RajDa/Rajjo
#Kabhi Apne College ke lover boy Raj #Sabko Jaldi hi Shaadi ke Laddu Khilane wale hai :D
#Always smiling irrespective of situations :)
3
Saheli Banerjee - Soheli
Madam
#Inke paas teacher ko confused karne ki Ph.D. hai #Popular Dialoge is." What I'm trying
to say is that.dot..dot..dot.." #Ek chicken party and govt. aapki
4
Sushant Kumar Singh
#Inki padhai ki tapashya ko bhang karna mushkil hi nhi namumkin hai #Khaaas APSARA
(....) ki talash hai #great TT player
5
Swapan Gorai -
Gori..Gori..
#Fish ke Diwaane #Mahangi chije kharidna inke nam (swapn) ki tarah hai #India ki
condition aisi kyo hai?? Ye inka boring lecture hai #One Tip one Hand cricket me Champ
hai #ultimate felllow to be with.
6
Swayam Kesari - Mr.
Cook
#The most energetic person of Physics dept #Cook karne ke saukeen #Popular Dialouge
is..."mai to mazak kaar raha tha" # allahabadi sher # inka dil bahot bada hai
PHYSICS
85
DP NAME REMARKS
1
Debojyoti Pal #Nobody can overtake him, we will have to repeat one full semester
2

Divya Thekkumkat Vadukko
ot - Masakalii/ Go green
#A wrong choice if you are looking for pirated movies #Inke neck shake se ultra centrifuge
bhi sharma jaye # Paani mein batak ki tarah padhe rehna is the ultimate aim of her life
#Mumbai ki aadhi electricity save kar sakti hai agar electrical board ho inke haath.
3

Francis Vincent Sagaya Mar
y - Francis/Big
Daddy/sleeping beast
/Superfmale
#Inke saath hamesha ladkiyon ka ek jhund rahta hain. #Ye janaab ke sone ka style hi kuchh
alag hain #We will never run out of sleeping faces in our class, thanks to francis And francis
#New year resolution ' Ganesh ko maaro ' & 'reema ko peeto' #Inki daso ungliyaa ghee me
hai
4
Gargi Bindal - Sarpanch
Amma
#Her favorite passtime is 'TALKING" #CONNECTING PEOPLE #Great confusion, no
combination #Bioscience ka bada baby(dil to bacha hai ji) #Agar gussa aaya to sabki waat
but dil ki hai achhi #Practicals inke bharose rehte hai #Exams main khana pina tyaag ke bas
notes ki tapasya main leen ho jati hai #Last time tak revision karna, extra time and extra
sheets lene ka record inke naam hai #Iske involuntry giggles 6.7 richter scale ke hai
#Seetest of all, her presence can make your day!!
5
Jyoti Verma - IPPUHC
MATSUR (Reverse
complement) /MP3
#Give her any song and she can sing it in reverse order #Inka potential(hindi me)... bahut
high hai #Hamare class ki pinky/candy #Inka khane ka graph exponential phase mein hai
#Khane se pehle aur baad main inki pooja aavashyak hai #Jobeats ki nirmata
6
Jyotsna Bhatt -
Tweetingal/(i- Girl)
#Our fish-chicken-mutton khane wali vegeterian #Keeps us updated with the latest
political events #Sardi aa rahi hai (winter is coming). yehi sikha hai inhone 3rd sem mein
7
Reemadevi Rajan Singh -
YoYoreema singh !!!!
(lyrics database)
#She is usually the one to complete your songs #Ek baar tape recorder on to bade bado ki
bolti band ho jati hai #Kids section ki XL :P
8
Sarver Ahmed Rather
Mirza-ghalib /Sarver-e
shams (kashmir ki kala)
#Inke shayari ka koi jawab nahin #His writings are perfect material for GRE/TOEFL
preparations #Indendataed with incomprehensive words, we are left scratching our heads.
#bhai ki daadhi lajawaab hai
BIO-SCIENCE
Created by : Gaurav Singh, Electrical
Edited by: Suprabha Singh, Electrical
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Klick-Kat- Gargi Bindal, Biosciences
Jitesh Dhamija, Mechanical
Andaaz Apna Apna!
Exam Night-outs :)
One stop destination of Maggus & (With Baraatees) Majnus
TSOs @ Training
Jeena isi ka naam hai - Survival @ mess
Do poori ki keemat tum kya jaano Dev babu!!!
Computer Lab- Ek Anaar, Sau beemar !
Ab to wi-fi lagwa do yaar ...!
-
Receptionists- Welcome to Chacha Ki Chaupaal
The Silent (Guard)ians
Kisi ka mazaa, kisi ki mazaar - Tanki Darbaar
Kyunki, helping hands are better than praying lips.
Reflections...
Kalapakkam Wale!!!- The Band
Manthan
Goonj
Holi hai !!!
Bleed Blue :-)
Interaction with Dr. R K Sinha, Chairman, AEC & Secretary, DAE
Interaction with Shri Sekhar Basu, Director, BARC & Member, AEC
BARC Training School, Mumbai
BHABHA ATOMIC RESEARCH CENTRE
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