Time For Living the "JINDAL WAY"

27th Novemeber,2010
E-hall, NIT Raipur
Metallurgy 7th Semester Students
A Pre-Placement Talk(PPT)
JINDAL Steel and Power(JSPL)
3.4 lpa CTC+Rs. 1 lac deferred paid over 30 months in 2 installments(1 year Training Period)
3.9 lpa CTC(after completion of training)(15-20% hike in gross salary each year)(Accomodation Provided)(Pan India Posting)


36 appeared for the Written Test
Technical Test( 65 questions in 60 minutes)
33 cleared the Written Test and made it to the next round
Group Discussion( 3 batches of 11 students each)
All selected for PI round.
Result Awaited.

1st December,2010
Afternoon
JSPL results declared.
Confirmed: 7( I got selected ; both my performance and luck favoured me to the JINDAL way)
Time for Celebration.

Evening
Cognizant (CTS)(An IT giant)
3.01 lpa CTC
Pre-Placement Talk(PPT)
120 selected for GD/PI
70 got selected( A great boost to the CSE/IT/MCA branch)
2 from Metallurgy(Time for Double Celebration)

5th Anniversary of NIT,Raipur ; in 1st December 2005, GEC Raipur was upgraded into a full fledged Centrally Funded Autonomous Institute of National Importance(INI)


MEETHA hai khana aaj PEHLI tareekh hai...(A well known Cadbury India Promotion Tagline which means "Start the FIRST DAY with a CHOCOLATE")(Quadruple Celebration Time)




DECEMBER brought this institution a great ending of a jubilant year 2010 with hope of fulfilling all the desires and crossing the horizons and bringing back the lost glory of 56 golden years of the institution. I am very thankful to the Almighty who gave me the chance to be a part of this celebration and i give the whole credit to my Teachers and Parents and Seniors and Friends who were always there in my success story...the year 2010 awarded me the most enthralling events and immortal memories...GONNA REALLY MISS THOSE DAYS @NITRR :)


Some pics to share with you:)

Memories Never Die...They Multiply :)

Class II B, Kendriya Vidyalaya Ambajhari, Nagpur

Top Row: (L to R) Naveen, Pravin, Hemant, Rahul T, Prasenjit, Sudarshan, Vishal, Prasham

Middle Row:(L to R) Sheetal K, Nikhil, Rahul S, Mahant, Abhishek, Avinash, Rishi, Vicky, Subhit, Prerna

Bottom Row(L to R)(sitting) Shakti,Rashmi(standing), Sheetal D,Sanghamitra, Nagpure Sir, Waigaonkar Madam, , Rita,Priya(standing), Dhanalaxmi

Class III B, Kendriya Vidyalaya Ambajhari, Nagpur

Top(L to R):Abhishek, Prasham, Sudarshan, Naveen, Prasenjit, Rahul T,Nikhil,Hemant, Vishal, Pravin, Mahant

Middle(L to R): Rishi, Atul, Vicky, Rita,Sengupta Madam,Priyanka, Principal Sir, Rini, Nagpure Sir, Priya, Subhit, Avinash,Rahul

Bottom(L to R): Shakti, Dhanashri,Dhanalaxmi, Bubbly, Prerna, Sheetal D, Sanghamitra,Sheetal K.

Class XI A(Science Stream): Kendriya Vidyalaya No.2, GCF , Jabalpur

Top Row(L to R): Anuj, Prasenjit, Sachindra, Anurag,Sourabh,Ankur, Sachin, Beno

Second Row(Lto R): Prashant,Jaydevan,Ishant,Neelesh,Asjad,Ravikant,Palash,Deepanshu,Rupansh,Vaibhav,Parikshit,Sanjay

Third Row(L to R): Sanchita, Divya, Priyanka M,Deepna, Vineeta, Priyanka B, Farah, Preety, Ruchika, Sonal, Sweta, Habiba, Surabhi,Kriti, Pallavi,Riddhima

Fourth Row(L to R): Yadav Madam, Singh Sir, Roy Sir, Principal Rawat Sir, Mitra Sir, Gutain Madam, Thakur Madam.

Last Row(L toR): Aparna, Chandni, Divita, Kavita, Vedika, Bhanu, Michelle, Sonali, Sidhhi, Pragya, Roopa

A Trip To Eastern Chhattisgarh

Chhattisgarh is full of surprises. I should say that it is full of adventure like on a hunt to discover hidden and untouched places and to enjoy the everlasting feelings of being a part of nature's greatest gifts. We booked a Tata Sumo and all 9 friends went for the ride to search the beauty and thrills of  dense forested regions near the river Mahanadi. I am sharing my travel experience as i visited the famous Sirpur Town in the north and  Khallari Temple which lies near the Eastern Border of Chhattisgarh-Orissa.

Sirpur lies around 80 kms from Raipur, capital city of chhattisgarh. Sirpur is a Buddhist Monastry which was once dominated by Dakhshin Koshal Empire which also served as the then capital.The First Hindu Temple built entirely by FireBricks known as Laxman Temple is situated here. Bulk of foreigners do visit this town . the entire town is conserved by Archaeological Survey of India(ASI). Dating back to 7th century AD, the Chinese scholar and traveller Hiuen Tsang. here we can find archaelogical relics and pieces of Hindu, Jain, Buddhist religions of the same era showing the similarlty between their thoughts and practices.

The Museum boasts some of the very beautiful scultures of Hindu gods and goddess alongwith Buddha and Mahavir. Small sculptures of animals made up of clay and rocks are marvellous. The engravings in ancient Devanagairi script is worth to experience.

Next we moved on to the sandy coasts of River Mahanadi. the blue glittering cool waters of the river was much relaxing. we all enjoyed playing with the waters and really it was a memorable experience to all.

We continued our journey through the dense forests of East Chhattisgarh. Driving along the smooth road to Mahasamund,we had our lunch in a nearby restaurant. Delicious and yes Satisfying. Soon we came to our Destination. Khallari Temple, with 815 stairs all cemented and in cascading manner, the temple is dedicated to  Hindu goddess Ma Khallari. It is mainly a group of cave temples each cave dedicated to different sadhus and wild animals as they are believed  to get alive during night to worship the goddess(according to Hindu Mythology).

The beautiful mountain top view of the Bagbahara Town from the Khallari Mountain was breathtaking. the feeling aroused just like the wind came to play with us. We were astonished to gaze the Mountain Ranges of Orissa that were visible in the misty far sight. Yes it was a journey to remember the most. Vibrant Chhattisgarh with its Green Adobe..wow just amazing!!! :)

Krishna...

The Saint and Lord

I find the entire journey of Krishna much fascinating then any of the Hindu Lords ever heard.

The reason?

Meaning of Krishna: in sanskrit it stands for "the dark one".

Worshipped all around the globe as one of the Dashavataras of Lord Vishnu, is the symbol of purity,playfulness,gaeity and art.

one can find krishna idols with the flute and in pairs with Radha as her Sangini.

Depicted in different forms in Bhagvad Gita, Vishnu Puraan and Mahabharata Krishna is still considered as the Supreme Being in Hindu Mythology and Traditional Culture.

Hariharan, Vitthala, Jagannath, Gopala are some of the regional names of Lord Krishna.

Mentioned in Mahabharata as the then King of Dwarka, Friend of Pandavas and Father of Samba.
The entire saga of lord Krishna from a prince to a King is very inspirational.
i am not going to describe each and every element of his life in this post but rather really focus some of the incidents that we should take into account. His life and his teachings to Arjuna that later transformed into Geeta can be taken in today's changing world.
When Yashoda finds Krishna eating mud she gets horrified by the fact that the whole universe is within him inside his mouth.Astonishing isnt it?At many places in Mahabharata he has been described as an immortal power that guides Arjuna to fight against his brothers in Kurukshetra War. Does that mean he has an immaterial body? The questions do not end here. We find him as a Supreme Being when Duryodhana tries to arrest Krishna showing all the forms of life within his body in a gigantic manner.
Krishna inspires us to search the inner soul..search for righteousness...spirituality within physical forms.. transcendental life and knowledge to learn and earn respect...he adds colors and joviality to life, freedom and individuality to think and transforming to immortality.
Vaishnavs, Ahmediya-Islam, Jainism and Buddhism also depict his glory and presence in their respective holy texts.Krishna teaches us not to lose hope and focus on your goal,never compromise in life when you know that it may hurt you in the future, diplomacy should be entertained but up to a limit when you get your results.
Be patient and Be calm in taking every decision but your work should be fast and aggressive.
Krishna finds his way to international society who bring his teachings to the outside world.
ISKCON is the leading society that is regenerating the morals and ethics to the East and West to learn what Krishna left for us. For me Krishna is immortal, immaterial and immense. He is the power that every one should get benefited. Hare Krishna.