Through The Goggles Of A Graduate: Aroon Narayanan
Aroon graduated in 2017 with a Dual Degree in Electrical Engineering and is now a Business Analyst at McKinsey & Company. When not giggling at…
Aroon graduated in 2017 with a Dual Degree in Electrical Engineering and is now a Business Analyst at McKinsey & Company. When not giggling at…
In the lovely opening for this year’s Through the Goggles of a Graduate, Keerthi paints an unorthodox view of insti and its snails – real and otherwise. Keerthi…
By Surya Suresh This is the first article in our Manifesto Review series, where we review the tenures of IITM’s Executive Council for the year…
“The expedition to Antarctica is a dream come true,” says Purvi. “Antarctica is the ultimate symbol of global collaboration—the place which requires no visa and has been established as a zone of peace and science. My participation in Homeward Bound is primarily about gender parity and climate change in the backdrop of Antarctica,”
T5E speaks to insti alumna and former Sharav GenSec Purvi Gupta, the only Indian in a group of 80 women who will embark on an expedition to Antarctica to raise awareness about the dearth of women in STEMM worldwide.
By Varun Sridhar There are two objectives for this piece: To inform our readers why T5E has been absent since mid July, and to explain…
The article is on FMCG internship programmes at HUL, ITC and P&G, and how to bag them.
“Today, one of the organizers of the beef-eating fest, a Ph.D student from the Department of Aerospace Engineering, was physically attacked by Manish Kumar Singh, one of the students who opposed the beef-eating fest.”
In this final article of the “From the Horse’s Mouth” series, Abhishek brings to you the various departments in Saarang and what they have to offer for their aspiring coordinators.
“Earlier today (around 9 pm), a major fire broke out at the IC&SR (Industrial Consultancies and Sponsored Research) building. The fire was soon located to the NPTEL office in the third floor and did not spread beyond the third floor. There is speculation that the source of the fire was a short circuit but this is unconfirmed. The Director was at the scene shortly and confirmed that there were no casualties. Nobody was in the building at the time the fire broke out. It has been reported that people left the NPTEL offices 15 minutes before the fire began. Water tanks and fire engines promptly reached the scene, continued arriving even around midnight and the fire was soon brought under control.”
The Thespian club’s flagship event was put up this Sunday (9th April) at CLT. In a decided (and welcome) departure from their previous ventures, Stagecoach chose a comedy for their annual production.