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C O N T E N T SVision & Mission 3NSTITUTE NEWSLETTERVolume 3 | Issue 3 | December 2010Chief Editor (Faculty)C. R. ChoudhuriChief Editor (Student)Yatika Girdhar, IT III YearChief DesignerChandan Revary, CSE IV YearStudent EditorsAnkit Biala, CSE II YearKushagra Malik, CSE I YearMessages 4Alliances & Accreditation 6Memberships 7Student Chapters 8R & D Centres 11Hall of Fame 12Year at a Glance 14I3 Cell 16HCL Training 19National Conferences 20Workshops 26Explorica ‘10 30SBIT Excellence Awards 38Times of India Quiz 39Articles (English) 44Articles (Hindi) 50

VisionVISIONTo develop centre of excellence for value basedengineering education and research comparable tothe best in the world state-of-the-art technology,continuous learning and strategic partnership with theindustry.MissionMISSIONTo provide quality technical human capital to the industry and societyby establishing center of excellence for engineering education andresearch.To provide a superior, student-centered learning environment whichemphasize close faculty student interaction and experientialeducation in order to prepare graduates who excel in their chosenprofession, are qualified to pursue advanced degrees and possess thetechnical knowledge, critical thinking skills, creativity and ethicalvalues which are needed for developing leadership skills and applyingtechnology for the betterment of society and sustaining the worldenvironment.

Message from ChairpersonWe believe in the power ofideas. To get the bestprovisional idea and for thebest execution requiresmaking sure that each voiceis heard and each person isI am delighted that India has shown theworld their global presence in therecent mega event. It happened only forthe youth power which had crossed thethreshold of the various EducationalInstitutes. Perhaps, education as anoble teacher is always leading thenation towards the global arena. TheInstitute magazine team heralds theyouth to showcase their talent. I wish tocongratulate them and to share myvision to aspire and evolve makingconfident, mature and socially4respectedresponsible citizens.Ms. Sushil Yadavwww.sbi t.in

Message of Chief EditorSometimes looking back, I remember the lyrics of Sam Hui and hissong- the lyrics indicate that in order to attain happiness oneshould have a pure heart and be kind. The lyrics are embeddeddeeply in my heart. Entrusted to educate, I would like to light upthe lives of others with the qualities which would forever shine asdiamonds and to celebrate the enduring nature of love which iseternal and magical, yet to be able to combat challenges withsagacity and courage.Mrs. C. Ray ChoudhuriMessage of Student EditorWords are often lost to express true feelings. Today, there is aneed to be vibrant and express ourselves. Our institution hasprovided an opportunity to express ourselves in the bestway. This is an insignia and a positive approach. It is themirror reflecting life and times, ensuring wisdom andexperience. It is my pleasure to be a part of the Newsletter.Yatika GirdharIT III YearMessage of DesignerMessage from EditorsAesthetic experience of the reader is expressed in the contextand related to visual representation. It has been a differentexperience as it involves my expression not in the form of writtenwords but kaleidoscopic in nature, true and real. I would like tothank my institution to give me an opportunity to share mydeepest thought in an art form which is familiar with my peers.Chandan RevaryCSE IV Yearwww.sbit.in5

Approved by All India Council for TechnicalEducation (AICTE)Ministry of HRD, Govt of IndiaApproved by Directorate of TechnicalEducation (DTE), HaryanaAffiliated to MD University, Rohtak, HaryanaAlliances & AccreditationIRQSNovellSILVERTRAININGPARTNERNABCB®®An ISO 9001:2008 Certified InstitutionSBIT is HCL Accredited InstituteMicrosoft Academic AllianceRedHat Academic AllianceIBM Accreditation and Academic AllianceMember of Microsoft IT AcademyNovell Academic Training Partner to deliverNovell technologies to studentsNovell®UNIVERSITY®Accreditation and Member of OracleWorkforce Development Program®ManpowerTraining & Placement AllianceTraining & Placement Alliance6Academic & Placement AllianceAcademic & Placement Alliancew w w . s bi t . i n

Member of National HRD NetworkThe National HRD Network is an association of professionals committed to promoting the HRD movement in thecountry and increasing the capability of human resource professionals in order to enable them make an powerfulcontribution to increase competitiveness and creating value for society. Towards this end, National HRD Network iscommitted to the development of human resources through education, training, research and experience sharing.The network is managed by HR professionals in an honorary capacity, stemming from their interest in contributing tothe HR profession.Member of Indian Society for TechnicalEducation (ISTE)ISTE has a good reputation in the field of technical education and it strives hard in order to cultivate a similar spiritamong teachers, administrators, technicians, investigators, practitioners and industrialists. ISTE cooperates withCentral and State Governments industry and approved institutions, professional bodies; All India Council forTechnical Education (AICTE), Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Department of Science andTechnology (DST) and individuals in the cause of technical education and research.ISTE continues to be a leading nonprofitmaking professional body in engineering in India.Member of Computer Society of IndiaComputer Society of India established in the year 1965 is today the largest IT professionals Society in India. Thepurposes of the Society are scientific and educational directed towards the advancement of the theory and practiceof computer science, computer engineering and technology, systems science and engineering, informationprocessing and related arts and sciences. It shall endeavor to:• Promote interchange of information, in these disciplines and sub-disciplines, amongst the specialistsand between specialists and the public• Encourage and assist the professionals engaged in these fields to maintain the integrity andcompetence of the profession and promote a sense of partnership amongst the professionals, engagedin these fields. Keeping in mind the interest of the IT professionals & computer users, CSI workstowards, making the profession an area of choice amongst all sections of the society. The promotion ofInformation Technology as a profession is the top priority of CSI today. To fulfill this objective, the CSIregularly organizes conferences, conventions, lectures and gives various awards. At the same time italso ensures that regular training and skill updating are organized for the IT professionalsCSI also works towards a global approach, by seeking out alliances with organizations overseas thatmay be willing to come forward and participate in such activities. CSI also helps governments informulating IT strategy & planningMembershipsw w w . s bi t . i n 7

CSI Student Chapter to be launched in April 2011Formed in 1965, the Computer Society of India has been instrumental in guiding the Indian ITindustry down the right path since its formative years. Today, the CSI has 66 chapters all over India,381 student branches, and more than 50,000 members, including India’s most famous IT industryleaders, brilliant scientists and dedicated academicians. Now, SBIT will also launching its Student Branch in theMonth of April 2011. Major benefits of this association are:• Invitation for SBC (Student Branch Coordinator) to attend management committee meetings oflocal chapter• Eligibility for nomination of best SB award• Additional 10 copies of CSI Communications• Attachment to a Regional Student coordinator & National Student coordinator for assistance withresource persons for various events and chapter support to organize seminars / workshops /tutorials / competitions / Expo• Invitation for all Regional/State/National student conventions/conferences and competitions• Concessional rates for CSI Conferences and Tutorials for student members• Opportunity for students to interact with Industry professionals and chalk out a career path• Eligibility to publish articles in CSI communications and Transactions for student members• Invitation for chapter meetings to students• Eligibility for students to be nominated for Young IT Professional award• CSI Certification and Training programs at discounted rates for studentsStudent ChaptersIEEE Student Chapter to be launched in April 2011IEEE is the world’s largest professional association dedicated to advancing technologicalinnovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. IEEE and its members inspire a global community throughIEEE's highly cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities.SBIT will be launching its IEEE Student chapter in the Month of April 2011. Key benefits of joining varioussocieties of IEEE are:• IEEE Student Competitions - from programming to humanitarian to robotics, IEEE membershipallows you to compete against your peers and have fun simultaneously• IEEE Scholarships, Awards, and Fellowships - enhance your career through a multitude of offerings• IEEE Potentials Magazine - filled with technical articles and career information, this publication iscreated just for students• IEEE Student Branches - find the student branch on your campus• Microsoft Software for Students - in conjunction with Microsoft, IEEE offers a wide selection ofdevelopment software to student membersISTE Student Chapter LaunchedOn 3 of February 2011 SBIT has launched the student chapter of ISTE. In the launching ceremony, DrRanjit Singh, Executive Secretary and the Programme Director, ISTE awarded the certificate to Ms.Sushil, Chairperson, SBIT enabling the Institution to be enrolled as student chapter of the ISTEfraternity. Dr. Dharmender Yadav, member of ISTE was also present at the function, expressed his delight andcongratulated the membership awarded to SBIT. Students will be benefited in the below mentioned ways:• A member of a National Professional Organization.• Best Student Chapter Prize• Joined an academic Fraternity of over 45,000 strong professional.• Preference to attend short-term training program for the academic excellence and to becomeeligible for career advancement opportunities.• Getting bi-monthly Newsletter.• Quarterly Indian journal of Technical Education (at concessional rates).• Many more publications for Self Development, Institution Development, etc.( at concessionalrates).• Eligible to participate in Chapter level, Section level and National level Conferences, Workshopsand other activities of your academic interest etc.8 w w w . s bi t . i n

Ra n ke dShri Balwant Institute of Technology (SBIT) has been ranked 4th emerging EngineeringCollege in India (by Silicon India). It is the only college in Haryana to be in the ranking.The Institute has received this honor after being evaluated on various parameters likeAcademic Excellence, Infrastructure, Placement, Industry Interface, Extra CurricularActivities etc.The Institute works on the concept of active partnerships with the Macro Industriesand the fortune 500 companies’ front lining its presence as the young minds are madeready to pick up their tools to emerge, evolve and lead the Global techno-cart.SBIT has proved to be one of the fastest growing and innovative engineering collegesin India with a myriad of engineering studies. Much emphasis is laid on skill basedlearning with a touch of corporate wisdom, which essentially becomes a part oflearning too. The Institution imparts a flexible curriculum, is industry oriented and thesyllabi are framed with the inputs from the various organizations within its coregovernance.The Institute has a state-of-art infrastructure and highly qualified team of facultymembers to ensure quality knowledge along with a respectful demeanor whichspeaks of discipline and wisdom.Rankingw w w . s bi t . i n9

Manpower®Manpower LaunchSBIT signed the MoU and entered into an Alliance of Training and Placement with Manpower on 03 Aug 2010.Manpower Inc. (NYSE: MAN) is a world leader in the employment services industry; creating and delivering servicesthat enable its clients to win in the changing world of work. Manpower is currently ranked 120 in the Fortune 500 listof America’s largest companies. The company is ranked 408 in Fortune’s Global 500 list.Mr. Manmeet, Regional Head, North India, Manpower Inc., the leader & pioneer of setting new business lines saidthat the world is recovering from global inflation and the need for finding people to fill jobs is difficult withoutspecific skills and competencies. Ms. Sushil, Chairperson and Mr. Rajesh Yadav, Vice chairman, SBIT accolades thealliance and felt that the necessity to equip the students to be valued at the global market has been a vision fulfilledwith the new alliance.Manpower has its Workforce Readiness Program which helps to connect campuses to corporates and train studentswith necessary skills to make them industry ready through its Personality Development Programme (PDP). Some ofthe components of its PDP are:• Communication & Presentation Skills• Group Discussion• Attitude and Motivation• How to be winner in the interview• Team Building• Professional/Business Etiquette• Goal Setting / Target Orientation• Interview TechniquesAuthbridge LaunchSBIT signed the MoU and entered into an Alliance of Training and Placement with the Company -AuthBridge Research Services on 02 Aug 2010. AuthBridge is India’s leading consultancy organization. It isISO 9001:2000 certified for quality and ISO/IEC 27001:2005 compliant for information security.Mr. K V Sukumar, Training Lead, Authbridge, presented the certificate of Alliance to Ms. Sushil Yadav,Chairperson, SBIT.AuthBridge has Organised the training in the following areas for overall personality development of thestudents:• Presentation Skills• Mock Interviews• Group Discussions• Assertive Communication• Goal Setting• Managing Interviews10 w w w . s bi t . i n

Computer Science Engineering & Information TechnologyHCL has setup its R&D Centre in SBIT to provide the opportunity to students to do the research workstarting from C, C++, Data Structures, .Net, Java, Database Concepts, Computer Networks. HCLemployees are staying in SBIT campus to provide the required guidance 24*7 to SBIT students. HCL isalso running the Corporate Excellence Program for last 2 years. HCL is providing Technical Training onthe below mentioned areas:• Assembling, Installation, Programming, C• C++• Data Structures using C• .Net• Java• Database Concepts using MySQL/DB2/Oracle• Computer NetworksSBIT signed the MoU and entered into an Alliance of Training and Placement with the Company -Building Blocks on 20 Aug 2010. Building Blocks in collaboration with SBIT is creating a centre ofexcellence for Electronics. Building Blocks to its credit has a whole range of embedded & Roboticstoys/kits under the brand name of BuLo. The Company Director Mr. Tarun Bhalla was present at theLaunching ceremony. He presented the certificate of Alliance to Ms. Sushil Yadav, Chairperson, SBIT.Building Blocks in association with SBIT is providing the technical training on the below mentionedmodules:• Assembly Language• Matlab• Electronics & Embedded System• Robotics System• Wireless & Communication systemsR & D CentresSBIT signed the MoU and entered into an Alliance of Training and Placement with the Company - CADZone on 27 Aug 2010. CAD Zone in collaboration with SBIT has setup a R&D Centre in SBIT Campus.CAD Zone is providing research and Training opportunity on below modules:• AutoCAD• AutoCAD Advance• CNC Training• Pro/Engineer• Pro/Engineer (Manufacturing)w w w . s bi t . i n11

Hall of Fame - Toppers of May 2010Vineeta sharmaCSE/07/258Gaurav MahendruME/07/512Srishti AggarwalIT/08/602Kanika ChughCSE/07/327ManishaCSE/08/328Vinav BansalIT/07/457SugandhaCSE/08/453Baby RaniECE/07/110ShilpaIT/08/541Parveen KumarECE/08/129Deshraj YadavME/08/75312 w w w . s bi t . i n

All round development of the students have enabled them to win the top positions at the institute as wellas in the university. Their hard work and discipline have been a part of their life. Accolades for the winnerswho have always made us proud.Chandni NandaCSE/09/311Paras GandhiME/09/726Reshu GoyalIT/09/511ChanchalBBA/08/904Preeti WadhwaECE/09/137Padmakar RamukaMCA/08/105Isha MalhotraECE/09/220AmardeepBBA/09/902Hall of Fame - Toppers of May 2010PrasannMBA/09/104NikanshuBCA/09/910w w w . s bi t . i n13

S. No. Name of EventName of EventProminent SpeakersYear At a Glance1. AuthBridge Launch2 Aug-102. Manpower Launch3 Aug-103. Building Blocks Launch20 Aug-104. CAD ZONE Launch27 Aug-105. Shaping Careers-201009-10 Sept 2010SBIT-Delhi State Ranking6. 09-12 Sept 2010Table Tennis TournamentWorkshop on Ethical7. 09-12 Sept 2010Hacking and Information, SecurityWorkshop on Ship8.Designing23 Oct-10National Conference on9. Mobile Applications and15-16October 2010Security (MAS-2010)10.National Conference DigitalSignal Processing and It'sApplications (DSA-2010)22-23 October 2010Sachin SharmaSr. ManagerAuthBrigeManmeet SinghRegional Head North India,Manpower Services India Pvt. Ltd.Tarun BhallaDirector,Building BlocksMayank MishraDirector,CAD ZONEPadamshree Dr. Pritam SinghProf. of Eminence,Management Development InstituteMr. Anand KumarFormer DirectorR & D, Indian Oil CorporationDr. Asha BhandarkarHero Honda Leadership Chair Professor,Management Development Institute (MDI)Pradeep KumarCEOIIFCLDr. H V VermaReader,FMS, University of DelhiMr. Naveen ChopraChairmanThe ChoprasMr. Piyush GuptaVice PresidentEko India Financial ServicesMr. Pranav ChaturvediDirectorIIFMMr. Golda MalhotraSr. Education Advisor & Events CoordinatorCampusfrance-French Embassy in IndiaCol Rohit AgarwalCo-Founder,Ex Indian Army, Mavrik IndiaMr. Subhash YaduvanshFounder ChairmanIES AcademyGaurav SharmaAssociate Engineer,KLG Systel LimitedDr. N.S GillHead of Computer Science Department,MDU, Rohtak (Haryana)Mr. Kishore JetwaniHead, Professional ServicesMotorola India Pvt. Ltd.Mr. Harish LodwalChief Technology OfficerEko India Financial Services Private LimitedMs. Sapna SharmaDirectorAxvon ConsultingMr. Gurupreet SachdevaPrincipal Systems EngineerAricentMr. SatyajeetScientist 'D'SAG (Scientific Analysis Group), DRDODr. Navin RajpalProfessor, I.P University, DelhiUniversity School of Information TechnologyRajeshwar Dass YadavDCRUST, MurthalMahesh ShuklaSection Manager, ST-EricssonAnnual Inter College Cultural11. & Sport Fest28-29 October 2010"Explorica-2010"Mr. Sushil KumarOlympic Medalist, CWG 2010 MedalistWorld Champion WrestlerMr. Anil KumarCWG 2010 MedalistPadamashri Ms. Santosh YadavTwice Everest SummiteersMr. Joginder KumarCWG 2010 Medalist12.Times NIE FundamentalQuiz-201010 Nov-10Amanpreet WahiMega ModelPuneet JainV.P , TOI-NIENHRDN 14 National13. 1-3 December 2010Conference - Towards the Next OrbitConference was organized by NHRDN in Kingdom of Dreamswhere Students participated14 www.sbi t.in

S.No.12345678910Technical QuizNational Science DayPaper Presentation onCapacitive TouchRobotic RacePaper on Finger PrintsBased Attendance SystemPaper Presentation onCapacitive TouchDebateGroup DanceStreet DancePaper Presentation onFlying RobotSeminar onEVENTScientific CompetitionNATIO NAL PARTICIPATIONCOLLEGEDCRUST, MurthalAMITY, GurgaonAMITY, GurgaonEricsonEricsonJIMS, DelhiPEC, PunjabPEC, PunjabBombayBVP, DelhiDATE24 November 2010March 2010March 2010August 2010August 201015 September 2010November 2010November 201023-24 November 2010October 2010PRIZE3rd2ndNILAwaitedAwaitedNIL1st1st2nd2ndM rinal Verma , ECE IV YearNidhi, ECE III YearH arleen Kaur , ECE IV YearLakshya Kakkar, ECE IV YearShruti Gaur, ECE IV YearL akshya Kakkar , ECE IV YearShruti Gaur, ECE IV YearShruti Gaur, ECE IV YearLakshya Kakkar, ECE IV YearKartikay Tandon, ECE III YearBhawna Mehta, IT III YearRajneesh Chaudhary, IT IV YearPushpender Saini, IT IV YearPriyank Chauhan, CSE IV YearNaveen Kumar, ECE IV YearNikhil Gupta, CSE II YearTanuj Chopra, IT II YearRahul Batra, IT IV YearAkanksha Tyagi, ECE III YearRajneesh Chaudhary, IT IV YearPushpender Saini, IT IV YearPriyank Chauhan, CSE IV YearNaveen Kumar, ECE IV YearNikhil Gupta, CSE II YearTanuj Chopra, IT II YearRahul Batra, IT IV YearPARTICIPANTSAkanksha Tyagi, ECE III YearLakshay Sharma, CSE II YearLakshay Sharma, CSE II YearStudents Participation at National Levelwww.sbit.in15

Industry Institute Interation Cell3Industry Institute Interaction Cell (I Cell)There is a large gap in the contents students study in colleges and requirements of the industry. To reduce thisgap and make the SBIT students ready for the industry this cell is formed which train the students for the industryrequirements.This cell organizes the following activities :st• Development Training: Focus attention is given right from the I year for a specificIndustrial nature as per the prevailing requirements. Following activities are regularlycarried out at the Institute:1. Group discussions on latest topics2. Panel Discussions3. Extempore4. Seminars and Workshops on latest topics5. Training to develop language skills - Grammar, Vocabulary, Reading & Writingetc.6. Training to develop HR skills - Communication Skills (Barriers, EffectiveCommunication), Role Plays, Goal Setting, Team Skills, Communication Sensitivity,Resume Preparation• Personality Development Programmes (PDP) to gain interview skills, confidence buildingcommunication skills• Arrange aptitude tests, mock interviews, based on the pattern followed by the industryfor campus recruitment• Higher Studies: Extends guidance to the students looking for higher studies such as GATE,GRE and TOEFL and also to choose universities.The events have personalities honing their communication and technical skills. Thanking our peers is just a gesture3and must appraise their support while improving the I cell. The platform has been formed for everyone to strike andwalk across the globe, in search of excellence following the few years of exploring oneself.3The I cell has reckoned itself and carved a niche, organizing some of the greatest events such as the HCLalliance, national seminars, workshops, guest lectures etc. for students. All that is kept in our mind have been3described to build a sound future of the students. The I is striving to minimize the gap between the requirements andthe benefits and play an important part in the lives of the students.Last but not the least to remember the efforts of team building to carry out projects as the various activitieshave been perfected with a finesse.S.No.1234567891011121314153I CELL MEMBERSNAMECLASSAbhishek BhardwajCSE A IV YearNishat BaruaCSE A IV YearPraveen SolankiME IV YearHimnashu GoswamiECE IV YearShifa GoyalECE IV YearMrinal VermaECE IV YearRitika YadavCSE B III YearNidhi SharmaCSE B III YearGaurav YadavCSE B III YearRahul SinghCSE B III YearNikita YadavCSE II YearPriyanka DudejaCSE II YearNeha WazaCSE II YearAmit GoswamiME II YearAshok KumarME II Year16 www.sbi t.in

3I CELL ACTIVITY CHARTACTIVITYS. No. DATE 1st POSITIONRakesh Kumar Attri, CSE II Year1.ANTAKSHRI01-AUG-10Kunal, CSE II YearSidharth, CSE II Year2.KITE FLYING04-AUG-10Aviral Nag, CSE IV Year3.DEBATE18-AUG-10Nimankit, ME IV Year4.CARROM18-AUG-10Yogesh Kumar, ME IV YearSonal Gupta, IT III YearRicha Jain, IT III YearShalu, IT III Year5.OPEN HAND SKETCHING01-SEP-10Payal Gupta, IT III YearSandeep Naiyer, ME III YearNaveen Sharma, ME III Year6.7.RANGOLI MAKINGEXTEMPORE08-SEP-1015-SEP-10Rohit, ME III YearSandeep Naiyer, ME III YearShivani, IT III YearHitesh, ECE II YearYash, ECE II YearResuts8.GROUP DISCUSSION22-SEP-10Harpreet, ECE I YearAnu Bhutani, CSE IV YearChandan Revary, CSE IV Year9.COLLAGE MAKING29-SEP-10Sandeep Naiyer, ME III YearNaveen Sharma, ME III Year10.POSTER SKETCHING04-OCT-10Sandeep Naiyer, ME III YearNaveen Sharma, ME III YearNeha Goel, IT IV Year11.CLAY MODELING13-OCT-10Sandeep Naiyer, ME III YearVinav Bansal, IT IV YearPriyanka Aggarwal, IT IV YearShalu, IT III YearPankaj Jain, IT III Year12.MATKA PAINTING20-OCT-10Richa, IT III YearPalak, ECE I YearShivani, ECE I Yearwww.sbit.in17

S B I T C O R P O R AT EGeteradyforthefuturexcellenceP r o g r a m m eCorporate Excellence ProgrammeWe at SBIT strongly believe that MD University curriculum is designed to be at par with some of best universitycurriculums in the country. What is required at top priority is to align this with the requirements of the industry.SBIT in association with some of the leading companies in the world has designed a unique programme - SBITCorporate Excellence Programme. It is NOT a training programme.This programme is completely driven by industry and has the following unique features:1. Continuous Evaluation: Programme is conducted for the complete duration of the course withregular evaluation by the industry.2. Latest Update: Educate the students with the latest developments in the market w.r.t core subjectsstudied as per the university syllabus.3. Projects: Advance level of theoretical and practical learning strictly on the pattern required by theindustry. This is mostly project driven.4. New subjects: Learning new subjects which may not have been included in the university syllabus.5. Problem Solving: Special emphasis on problem solving skill and working in teams to solve theproblem.6. Individual Design: It is individually designed for each of the course/branch. Emphasis is on therequirements of the industry.7. Global Exposure: Students get the chance to share their experiences and technical knowledge withforeign companies and universities.This complete programme works as follows:1. Regular subjects are taught for the complete duration of the course.2. Evaluation is done based ona. Internal Componentsi. Project & Seminarii.iii.Class ParticipationAttendanceb. External Components Ð Final Semester Examination3. Mark sheets will be issued to students at the end of every year.4. A joint Certificate and final mark sheet will be given to all the students at the end of last Semester ofthe course by SBIT and the associated company.18 w w w . s bi t . i n

SBIT is an HCL Accredited Institute. The students of SBIT did summer training under the guidance of HCL. Thistraining started in June 2010 and continued till December 2010. These six months students made the projects inmodules, while attending regular classes.There were two categories mainly Application (Java and .Net) and in the Systems (C language). The participantswere prepared for the unique modules (Socio Net, ERP system and CRI systems). In systems, the modules wereIterative servers and Concurrent servers. After two months of training till July 2010 the students gave theirpresentation on that module on 29 August 2010 at SBIT.HCL Summer Trainingw w w . s bi t . i n19

Shaping Careers - 2010For two days the SBIT campus came alive with discussion and expertise sessions with the greatest of the greatmaestros in the field of education and consultants to interact and guide the students to seek the best after theirbaccalaureate. Shaping Careers-2010 held on 9 and 10 September 2010 had renowned speakers from every cornerof India.The students exposed to a number of challenges had an opportunity to hear and relish the truth of a volatile businessenvironment. The events of the day unfolded with the arrival of the Chief Guest Padamshree Dr. Pritam Singh fondlyknown as a management ‘Guru’ who has devoted his life to the development of management education in India andabroad. He is the former Director IIM Lucknow and MDI Gurgaon and presently Professor of Eminence in MDIGurgaon. He is the Board member of SBIT & SBIM and Chairman of Academic Advisory Council of SBIT & SBIM.His distinguished services were acknowledged by the country when the President of India conferred on himPadamshree in the year 2003. He spoke about the Institution and accredited their efforts by saying that education isnot the acquisition of information although important or acquisition of technical skills. It is the development of thatbent of mind & attitude of reason, to become responsible corporates and citizens.As Special Guest, Dr. Asha Bhandarkar who is currently the Hero Honda Leadership Chair Professor at MDIGurgaon, expounded the need of an environment to be free from anxiety pointed out that attitude of teachers wascrucial and needed to accept change in keeping with the times maintaining a fine balance between traditions andinnovation.Mr. Anand Kumar, Director of India Oil Corporation (Research & Development) had been the Guest of Honour feltthe need of training facilities for the students to gain experience and exposure leading to intellectual & professionaldevelopment. The august gathering had noteworthy group of eminent speakers. Dr. Harsh Verma, Professor at FMSand an esteemed member of the Advisory Council of SBIM. His deep involvement in the training programs madehim a teacher reckoned for his strategies for success. His recent training program was held at FMS titled ‘Branding theFuture,’ which was organized by Hutchinson Essar Ltd. Mr. Pranav Chaturvedi, known to the corporate sector aspowerful speaker and is amongst the very few speakers who can speak on financial & marketing/sales analyzing theworth of disseminate skill based on financial education. The events of the career counseling summit rolled on to the20 w w w . s bi t . i n

second day recognized and reputed speakers attended the summit meeting and expressed their mind to enable theyoung learners to imbibe and be successful in everyday dealings with the “Gurus” of the professional world. Ms.Golda Malhotra represented ‘Campus France’ to help the students with information to obtain requisite knowledgeto travel abroad for higher studies. She encouraged the students to be gracefully knowledgeable, developing forgathering heights as they proceed professionally. Mr. Piyush Gupta of EKO India Finance Service, while pursuingB.Tech founded his first company, ‘Slendek R & D’ and made it profitable. His invigorating speech left the studentswondering and many were confident of being new entrepreneurs while graduating. The mega event had been thebenchmark for the college. Chairperson Ms. Sushil Yadav along with Vice Chairman Mr. Rajesh Yadav weredelighted and praised the august gathering saying it is been an eventful occasion to be remembered and to lead theInstitution to greater heights. Director SBIT Prof. M.S. Rana advocated the need of motivational summits not only toerudite but to be living illustrations to the students to trot the professional world. The students were satisfied andacclaimed and acknowledged the career Summit 2010 to be a redeeming feature redefining their visions for the bestto gleam and acquire.Shaping Careers - 2010(From left) Chief Guest Padamshree Dr. Pritam Singh addressing the students and Mr. Anand Kumar, Director IOC (R&D)along with Ms. Sushil Yadav, Chairperson SBIT, Special guest Dr. Asha Bhandarka at the summitw w w . s bi t . i n21

National Conference (MAS - 2010)22National Conference on Mobile Applications & Security was organized by SBIT on 15-16 October 2010 in thecampus. It was sponsored by HCL.The Key Speaker, namely Head of Computer Science Department, MDU, Rohtak Dr. N.S. Gill applauded theChairperson Ms. Sushil Yadav and the Management for the exemplary programs being often held at SBIT andrecognized it to be as a premier institution in Haryana.Dr. Gill a noted educationist and the keynote speaker had also been a recipient of Commonwealth Fellow Award. Hespent quite some time gleaming on the subject, revealing the truth of technology and how it has become a part ofdiurnal life. He expressed his delight in the various applications and while presenting the technical sessiondiscussed the subjective and objective use of the technology in the various walks of life, hence enabling intelligentuse of technology operation and improvement of the systems. It is a joy to note that technology could amalgamateman with technology and intelligence as often, we see that common man too is being able to blend with therequirements of operating the machines. Indeed a proud moment for the country to realize the need of perpetualeducation and strengthen her socio economic status. Madam Sushil, Chairperson SBIT was delighted and alongwith the Vice Chairman Rajesh Yadav gracefully acknowledged the compliment from Dr. Gill. The students gatheredat Auditorium proudly and cheered the Institute as Dr. Gill exclaimed the noteworthy contribution of theInstitution.Director, Axvon Consulting, Ms. Sapna Sharma spoke about information and communication system whichreceived positive response from the students present in the auditorium. Principal Systems Engineer, AricentMr. Gurpreet Sachdeva spoke about Mobile Security in next generation usage which would transform informationsystematically. Head of Professional Services, Motorola India Pvt. Ltd Mr. Kishore Jetwani gave an interestingpresentation on the various new applications for mobilesThere were several presentations from the Faculty members and the students. Three venues were chosen for thetechnical presentations where the students and faculty members presented their papers. The students gave thepresentatio on Mobile Computing, Mobile Security, Networking, Next Generation Wireless Communication andMobile Computing combined with Artificial Intelligence.Some moments remain as memoirs to cherish. Such a Conference contributing knowledge to the highest level,improving the proficiency of the students, benchmarking the Conference and it would remain touchstone to all.w w w . s bi t . i n

Ms.Sushil Yadav, Chairperson, SBIT along with Special Guest Dr.Nasib Singh Gill, Professor & Head- Computer Science Department, MDU Rohtak, Mr.Rajesh Yadav,Vice Chairman, SBIT and Mr.Kishore Jetwani, Head Professional Services, Motorola India Pvt.Ltd at the conferenceNational Conference (MAS - 2010)Special Guest Dr.Nasib Singh Gill, Professor & Head- Computer Science Department, MDU, Rohtak addressing the audience at the conferencew w w . s bi t . i n 23

National Conference (DSA- 2010)24SBIT giving presentationNational Conference on Digital Signal Processing and its Applications (DSA) was organized by the Department ofElectronics and Communication Engineering of SBIT, Sonepat on 22 - 23 Oct 2010. It was sponsored by CSIR(Council of Scientific & Industrial Research) highlighting the need of digital signal processing.The Objective and Scope is multitudinous and is becoming popular every day. It is being used in communication,aeronautics, robotics, acoustic, circuit designing etc. It is also being used in image processing, satellitecommunication & space exploration. The following topics were discussed:• Signal & Image Processing • Adaptive Control System• Multi Channel Signal Processing • Image & Multimedia ProcessingThe Guest of Honor for the Conference was the Dr. Naveen Rajpal, Head of Computer Science Department,University School Information Technology, New Delhi. He congratulated the Ms. Sushil Yadav, Chairperson and theManagement for the exemplary programs being often held at SBIT. He spoke about the current scenario of digitalsignal processing. He took interest to answer the queries of the students. The next speaker was Mr. RajeshwarDass Yadav from D.C.R.U.S.T. Murthal, who spoke on the topic “Image Processing & its Application” in variousfields. He spent quite some time gleaming on the subject, revealing the truth of technology and how it has become apart of life. He expressed his delight in the various applications and while presenting the technical session. Hediscussed the subjective and objective use of technology in the various walks of life, enabling intelligent use oftechnology operation and improvement of the systems. The next speaker was Mr. Mahesh Shukla from ST Ericsson.His address had been interesting and noteworthy which described amplification of a signal.Prof. M.M. Sharma, the Convener spoke about translation of the signal in the next generation usage. He said thatthis new technology would transform information systematically and also told that how transmission would help. Hegave solutions to the problems of the students regarding the papers which had been presented at the seminar.Papers were presented on Flying Robot, Signal & Image Processing, Networking, N ex t G e n e ration W i r e l e s sCommunication and DSP combined with Artificial Intelligence.There were several presentations from the Faculty members on the following topics :• Adaptive Control System • Multi Channel Signal Processing• Image & Multimedia ProcessingStudenThere were guest faculty of other colleges to present their papers dealing with Digital Signal Processing and itsapplications.tsofatDSPNational Conferencew w w . s bi t . i n

(From left) Prof. M. M. Sharma, the Convener along with Ms. Sushil Yadav, Chairperson, SBIT and Dr. Naveen RajpalHead of Computer Science Department, University School Information Technology, New Delhi at the conferenceNational Conference (DSA- 2010)Ms.Sushil Yadav, Chairperson, SBIT awarding First Prize to Lakshay Sharma, CSE II year and Prerna Bisht, ECE I yearw w w . s bi t . i n 25

.MrMa,yankDirector, CAD Zoneansweringthe queries of studentsWorkshop on Ship DesigningWorkshop onShip DesigningbyGaurav SharmaKLG Systel Limited23 October 2010, Sonepat (NCR), HaryanaOrganized byDepartment of Mechanical EngineeringS o n e p a tAn ISO 9001 : 2008 Certified InstitutionWorkshop on Ship Designing was conducted in SBIT, Sonepat on 23 October 2010 for the students of MechanicalEngineering Department. The key person on the main stream was Mr. Gaurav Sharma, a Mechanical Engineer withan impressive career to reckon with both as an academician and a project engineer.Presently he is with “Manaksia” a reputed company dealing in ship designing. He was also an active member workingin Directorate of Naval Design, under the Ministry of Defence. His impressive presence at the workshop made theworkshop alive and true and the students enjoyed and gained immensely from it. His skills, as being discussed dealswith applications managing from deformations and stress analysis of automotive, air craft building, bridge structuresto field analysis of heat flux, fluid flow, magnetic flux seepage and other relative problems. The participants referredto the workshop to be invigorating and erudite.26 w w w . s bi t . i n

“The Best Way To Secure Yourself Is … To Hack It Yourself ... “SBIT in collaboration with Tech Defense and IIT Bombay organized a workshop on EthicalHacking & Information Security on 29th - 30th September, 2010. IIT, Bombay is organizingAsia’s largest Science & Technology Festival i.e. ” Tech Fest” and under this program thisworkshop was held.Mr. Sunny Vaghela, who is a hacking expert and a professional trainer, took this workshop. He is 22 yrs old. At the ageof 20, Sunny solved 15 cases of Cyber Crimes of Ahmedabad Crime Branch. At Present, He is Director & ChiefTechnical Officer at Tech Defence Consulting Pvt Ltd which is rapidly growing security services & investigationconsulting organization focusing on Cyber Crime Investigations, Cyber Law Consulting, Vulnerability Assessment &Penetration Testing, Information Security Training. He conducts various workshops all over India.The students were divided in groups and Mr. Vaghela started the session with his own story of how he became aHacker. His journey is short but he got successful in a short span of time. And now he is working as a professionalhacker at International level.Later in the session, he explained the basics of hacking. He told the difference between Hackers, Crackers, freaks andScript Kiddies. He told some interesting facts about hacking and hackers. He explained how a person hackssomeone’s account and how one accesses someone else’s computer.He demonstrated various websites which were hacked. He briefed about the IP Address (Internet Protocol) and VPNthat stands for Virtual Private Network that helps to track routes to websites. He gave full information about how awebsite or a computer is hacked. He discussed various methods that are used to hack a computer to track criminals.Mr.Vaghela discussed about Virus, Worms and Trojans and also showcased hacking software, namely ProRat andObsidium that are used to hack the IP address of a computer.www.virustotal.com and www.dyndns.com are the websites that he included in the workshop.He gave a brief introduction of OSI model and how its layers are used to protect passwords.He taught the concept of SQL Database that is used to store the account information of mail servers including theusernames and the passwords.At the end of the session the students learned about different software and applications that can be used to secureone’s email account, website or computer and how to hack it too. There was a competition between the dividedgroups in workshop and the best team won a Hacking Kit worth Rs. 16,000.The students actively took part in the workshop and they are looking forward to have more workshops like this infuture. The workshop resulted in creating a vast interest among the students in this stream.Workshop on Ethical HackingRobotics is a unique field with a combination of computer science, mechanicalengineering and electronics and a lot of research options. A course in roboticstrains and educates a student in the field of artificial intelligence. Computer aidedmanufacturing, computational geometry, robot planning, digital electronics andmicro processing.The different facets of building a robot include working on developing the hardware software intelligence control ofthis machine. Mechatronics, as it is popularly known is about making the machines talk to electronics and vice versa.Specializing in design and control was an important part of the workshop which was being conducted for two days.On the first day, students were given a brief introduction while were provided with the models on the second day.The Chief Speaker of the workshop was Mr. Manoj Sharma. He is Sr. Research Engineer at “Robo-Sapiens India”.The workshop conducted was invigorating and many aspects of the programme were discussed, its new applicationsand conducting continuous research are equally important. At the workshop, Mr. Sharma introduced the concept ofMicro Controller to the students. They were also given a kit that constituted the major components and accessoriesto make a robot.They had also seen a few designed robots while ‘Line Tracker’ amongst the students and the new minds accolade thespeaker, for their presentations and said that the field has no barriers and will grow till there would be newinventions.Workshop on Mobi-Botricksw w w . s bi t . i n27

WorkshopsWorkshop (AMCAT)On 16th Aug 2010, Aspiring Minds conducted a workshop for final year students on Computer Adaptive Test(AMCAT). The aim of workshop was to enlighten the student's minds about the AMCAT and its advantages. Afterthe workshop, next step was conducting AMCAT test, which was successfully conducted by on 21st September2010. AMCAT's aim is to provide a statistically-valid multi-dimensional skill assessment to judge the employmentsuitability of a large pool of candidates. Based on the score of AMCAT companies like Mphasis, Sapient, HCL,Ericsson are likely to hire the students.Workshop (JAVA)Shri Balwant Institute of Technology hosted a JAVA Workshop. The workshop was attended by the third and finalyear students. Professionals came from ARICENT and shared their views with the students. The workshop was on'advance and core' aspects of the language. The professionals gave a strict approach to the practical study andexperimental approach to the language.Workshop (NIIT)Shri Balwant Institute of Technology hosted a NIIT Workshop. The workshop was on 'C' language. Theprofessionals came from NIIT Pitampura. Mr. Ranjan the head of NIIT Pitampura came to college and focused onthe practical approach and the experimental study. The workshop was attended by Third and Fourth year student.The doubts of the students were cleared by the professionals and various aspects of markets and demands for theComputer Science engineers were being told to the students.Koshish“Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan”“Education for All”KOSHISHAN INITIATIVE BY SB GROUP OF INSTITUTIONSFree Vocational Training of English Communication & Basic Computer FundamentalsSBIT organized a two month program and conducted classes for the children from the neighborhood villages.Thinking in terms of the common man, the institute extended their pursuit for excellence to impart computereducation and English classes to the enthusiastic group. The efforts as rightly said had been a ‘Koshish’ to uplift therural community and certificates were given to all the participants.TT TournamentSBIT Delhi State Ranking TT TournamentSBIT Delhi State Ranking Table Tennis Tournament was organized in Delhi from 9-12 September 2010. Studentsfrom various schools and colleges in Delhi participated in the tournament under various categories to make it agrand success.It was organized under the auspices of Delhi State Table Tennis Association and the patronage of Table TennisFederation of India (TTFI)28 w w w . s bi t . i n

Indian Army Visits SBITIndian Army visited SBIT Campus to recruit Final & Pre Final Year Engineering students under University EntryScheme (UES). Initial interview was taken at SBIT campus and shortlisted students would be required to qualify in theService Selection Board tests. Selected candidates are put through one year Training at IMA, Dehradun before beingcommissioned.Campus Visit - Indian ArmyIndian Army Officials being welcomed at the campusw w w . s bi t . i n29

Explorica - 2010India is a country with different colours, religions, cultures, traditions and 29 states. All these ingredients constituteone vibrant nation, “The Incredible India”.It was the theme of the Annual Inter College Sports and Cultural Fest of SBIT - EXPLORICA 2010.Explorica, as the name suggests means ‘to explore’. It is an annual festival celebrated to discover the hidden talents ofthe students.It was a two-day bonanza which was filled with the sports, cultural events and fun & frolic.There were Inter College matches of Cricket, Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Table Tennis, Arm Wrestling, Carom and thefew. These matches were held from 19th Oct’10 to 28th Oct’10.The power of India was reflected with the presence of Mr. Sushil Kumar, Olympic Medalist, CWG 2010 Medalist &World Champion Wrestler and Mr.Anil Kumar, CWG 2010 Medalist as Special Guests on 28 October 2010. Thewinners of the sports events were given medals for individual performances and the teams were presented withtrophies which were given by Mr. Sushil Kumar and Mr. Anil Kumar along with the Chairperson, Ms. Sushil Yadav.On the same day Fun Zone events took place which included Antakshari, DumbCharade, Funny IQ Test, 45 Secondsto fame, Extempore, Nukkad Nattika, Skipping rope, Spice it up and Tambola.Few technical events like Spell Bee, Debate and Toggle were also held. The cultural events which were conducted on29th Oct’10, comprised of Group Dance (Rodeo De Casino), Solo Dance, Solo Singing, Plays and War of Bands setthe stage echoing with the sound of music and the foot tapping to its beat.On 29 October 2010, Ms. Santosh Yadav, Twice Everest Summiteers’, was the Chief Guest and Mr. Yogendra Kumar,CWG 2010 Medalist was the Guest of Honor. Ms. Santosh was the first woman in the world to climb Mt. Everesttwice in a single year. She was delighted by the performance of the students.Many of the guest colleges like BMIET, LPU and PIET were present on the occasion. The show was appreciated for the30 w w w . s bi t . i n

music signifying a unique experience and sharing new kind of knowledge.In solo dance, a participant from PIET was awarded the first prize. While in the War of bands from LPU bagged the firstposition. To conclude the show, the band representing SBIT, “GOONJ” gave a tribute to Incredible India vibrating withthe sound of Vande Mataram and the whole college sang to the beat and it was an invigorating moment for theSBITians.The show was followed by the prize distribution. The winners were honored by the Chairperson, Ms. Sushil Yadav,Director, Prof. M.S. Rana and Ms. Santosh Yadav along with the Mr. Yogendra Kumar.As the evening faded into darkness the Institute was glittering with the festive lights reflecting beauty which is a joyforever.Explorica - 2010(From left) Prof. M.S. Rana, Director, SBIT , Guest of Honor Mr. Yogendra Kumar, Ms. Sushil Yadav , Chairperson, SBIT along withChief Guest Ms. Santosh Yadav and Dr.Manoj, DP, SBIT presenting the trophy to ADDICTION Groupw w w . s bi t . i n31

Core TeamFaculty AdvisorDr. Mona Srivastava & Ms. Pooja ChauhanConvenerMrinalCo-convenerNishat BaruaPresidentPraveen SolankiSecretaryAbhishek BhardwajExplorica - 2010Organizing TeamCultural HeadHimanshu Goswami, Shifa Goyal & TeamSports HeadDeepak Dahiya & TeamFun Zone HeadRavikant Panwar, Manish Rohila & TeamWeb & Banner Designing TeamChandan Revary & Rohit PuriReceptionNeha Kaushik & TeamDecorationGaurav Yadav & TeamDisciplinePawan Solanki, Shabbeer, Deepak Shokeen & TeamFinanceAnu Bhtani & Amita GandhiResult Analysis & CertificationEsha Prabhakar & TeamDocumentationNidhi SharmaStage CommitteeRahul Singh, Ritika Yadav & Team32 www.sbi t.in

EVENT ORGANIZERSS.No.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.EVENTSMUSIC MANTRASAARANGSTEP IT UPREUDA DE CASINOMASQUERADEDUPLICATENUKKAD NATIKAAD MAD SHOWPOSTER MAKINGCREATIVE COLLAGEWEAR N TEAR MY T-SHIRTSPICE IT UPTOGGLEPICTIONARYHANS BALIYEENGINEERS GOT TALENTSTYLISTICA- RAMP SHOWVIRTUAL ARENA- WAR OF BANDSSPELL BEETREASURE HUNTDEBATEFUNNY IQ TESTCROSSWORDBAKWAS BAND KARSUDOKUTONGUE TWISTERTAMBOLAANTAKSHRIDUMB CHARRADE45 SECONDS TO FAMEFILMY DIALOGUEEXTEMPOREFACE PAINTINGCARICATURECULTURAL EVENTSNAME OF ORGANIZERSDivya CSE 4th Year; Ashish IT 3rd YearMohit, Neha - CSE, IT 2nd YearYatish, Anuj, Rahul - ECE 3rd YearRajneesh, Pushpender, Vaibhav, VikasMohit, Krishan - CSE 4th YearPuneet, Ankit - ECE, CSE 2nd YearRahul , Yash - ECE 3rd YearGaurav M, Gaurav S - Me 4th YearNitiksha, Chetna - CSE 4th YearTina, Priyanka, Himani - CSE 3rd YearPreeti, Shalu - CSE, It 3rd YearPayal, Sonal - IT 3rd YearFUNZONE EVENTSIsha, Bhawana - IT 3rd YearApoorv, Akash, Yatharth - CSE 4th YearTavi, Achin, Kunal - CSE 4th, 3rd YearSagar, Shobit, Pankaj - IT 3rdyearShashank, Mandeep, Sakshi - CSE 3rd YearRohit, Nishant, Udit - IT 4th YearAman, Priyanka - IT 3rd YearAnkur, Mayank, Sagar - CSE 3rd YearNeha, Manish - IT 3rd YearAman, Pratik - ECE 3rd YearNikhil, Swati - CSE 3rdyearRishab, Preeti - ECE 2nd YearNeeraj, Promila - CSE 3rd YearUdit, Harshul - IT 2nd YearSaurabh, Vishal, Amit - CSE 4th YearAbhinav, Nishant - IT 3rd YearRishab, Yogita, Lokesh - IT 3rd YearRohit, Vishal - ECE 3rd YearSachin. Yogi - CSE 3rd YearAashish, Jatin - IT 3rd YearAnkita, Rashmi - IT 3rd YearNidhi, Pareesha - CSE 4th YearExplorica - 2010www.sbit.in33

Organizes28-29 OCTOBER 20102010Explorica - 2010Annual Inter College Cultural and Sports FestINCREDIBLE INDIAEVENTSSaarangA Choreo CompetitionRodeo de CasinoDuplicateAdmad ShowFace PaintingWear n Tear my T-shirtCaricatureSpice It UpToggleEngineers Got TalentStylisticaVirtual ArenaTreasure HuntBakwas Mat Kar45 Sec To FameFunny IQVolley BallBasket BallTable TennisBilliardsA N D M A N Y M O R E E V E N T S . . .34 www.sbi t.in

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Explorica - 2010Refreshing moments at Explorica as presented by Rajneesh, IT IV year and his group, ADDICTION.(From Left)Ms.Mona Srivastava, Faculty Adviser, Ms. Sushil Yadav, Chairperson SBIT,Mr. Sushil Kumar and Mr. Anil Kumar, Chief Guests and Ms.Pooja Chauhan, Faculty Adviser with the Organizing team of Explorica-201036 w w w . s bi t . i n

Students of SBIT performing a Group Dance at Explorica-2010.Explorica - 2010w w w . s bi t . i nSBIT student performing a Solo Dance at Explorica-201037

Shri Balwant Gold Medalof ExcellenceSBIT Excellence AwardsMs. Sushil Yadav, Chairperson, SBIT presenting Shri Balwant Gold Medal of Excellence to Meenakshi Dangi (ECE Batch-06)Chanderwati Student ofthe Year AwardMs. Sushil Yadav, Chairperson, SBIT presenting Chanderwati Student of the Year Award to Amit Shiroha (ME Batch-06)38 w w w . s bi t . i n

The Times NIE Fundamental Quiz 2010 — organised by Times of India NIE in association with Shri Balwant Institute ofTechnology(SBIT) Sonepat, was held at Siri Fort Auditorium on 10 November 2010.Chairperson Ms. Sushil Yadav and Vice Chairman Mr. Rajesh Yadav, former mega model Amanpreet Wahi, PuneetJain, Vice President NIE-TOI, Amar Dixit from HCL were present.Over 2,000 students from 250 leading schools from Delhi NCR took part and six teams qualified for the finals.Quiz master Derek O’Brien grilled the Students on Social Networking Theme. Topping the medal tally was the threememberteam of Aditya Mitra, Apratim Mukhopadhyay and Sarthak Khuntia from DPS, R K Puram, who bagged theRodin’s — The Thinker Trophy 2010. The silver medal was won by Bal Bharati Public School, Noida and third positionwas secured by Manavsthali School.Chairperson Ms. Sushil Yadav gave the 1st Prize - HCL ME Laptops to winners and lots of other prizes were distributed.ToI & SBIT Quiz - 10 Nov 2010Aditya Mitra, Apratim Mukhopadhyay and Sarthak Khuntia of DPS, R.K. Puram clinched Rodin's-The Thinker Trophy in thepresence of Ms. Sushil Yadav, Chairperson, SBIT and Derek O'Brien.w w w . s bi t . i n39

National Conference on NHRD - 2010(From left) Praveen Solanki ME IV Year, Rahul Singh CSE III Year, Preeti Arora MBA I Year, Isha Saini MBA I Year, Harleen Kaur ECE IV Year, Esha Prabhakar CSE IV YearSBIT organized a visit for the students to the NHRD National Conference at Kingdom of Dreams, Gurgaon from 1-3December, 2010. National HRD Network is an association of professionals committed in promoting the HRD movementin the country. Founded on 2 March, 1985, the network is largely managed by Professionals in Honorary capacity out oftheir interest in the field. Delhi is the 15 chapter in the network comprising of 30 chapters of over 8500 memberships.One of the flagship events of NHRD Network is the National Conference that happens after every 4 years in Delhi. Thisyear's conference was hosted by Delhi & NCR chapter at Gurgaon which was the 14 conference.40w w w . s bi t . i n

Sahiba Malik IT IV Year, Nidhi sharma CSE III Year, Ms. Bhawna Batra, Gaurav Yadav CSE III Year, Ekta Yadav PGDM II Year, Anu Bhutani CSE IV YearNational Conference on NHRD - 2010Conference ChairmanSh. SK Chaturvedi, Chairman & Managing Director, Powergrid Corporation of IndiaConference Academic DirectorDr. Pritam Singh, Professor of Eminence MDI, GurgaonKey Process Owners/ConvenersMr. SY Siddiqui, MEO Admn Maruti Suzuki & Regional President North (NHRDN)Mr. Suresh Tripathi, President-HR SRF limited & President Delhi & NCR Chapter (NHRDN)w w w . s bi t . i n41

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ARTICLESLandmarks AchievedØ Inauguration of GymnasiumØ Inauguration of TT RoomØ Inauguration of Billiards RoomØ New LibraryØ New Classrooms with their Departments'All work and no play' makes Jack a dull boy.The several gaming spots of the college includes the gymnasium,Table Tennis room and the Billiards room along with thesprawling playgrounds of SBIT makes up for the occasionalbreather for the students. As history often said battles werewon on the playing fields of Eton and Harrow- a healthy bodyencompasses a healthy mind leading to the attributes to beproud of having them. A sporting spirit enables one to become ateam leader and a thoughtful performer too. The right shot onthe billiards table is but the making of a champion leading fromthe front to win and spurred to his triumphs, making himself tobe a proud player on the field and off it.10 Reasons to Get a College DegreeBeing in college is hard in many ways: financially, academically,personally, socially, intellectually & physically. And moststudents question, why they are trying to get a college degree atsome point during their college experience. Simple remindershave been given why one wants to get a college degree to'trigger off'.Discernible Reasons to Get a College Degree1. You'll make more money: figures range fromseveral hundred thousand to a million dollars ormore over your lifetime. Regardless of thedetails, however, you'll have more income.2. You'll have a lifetime of opportunities: More jobopenings, more chances at promotions, andmore flexibility in jobs you take to keep.3. You'll be more empowered as an agent in yourown life: You'll be better educated about thethings that have an impact on your day-to-dayexistence: knowing how to read a lease, havingan understanding of how the markets willinfluence your retirement accounts, andhandling the finances of your family. A collegeeducation can empower you in all kinds of waysto be more in control of your life's logistics.4. You'll be better to weather adversity: Fromhaving more money available in savings account.Having marketable skills and an educationduring an economic downturn, can come inhandy when a curve is drawn.445. You'll always be marketable: With the collegedegree which is becoming increasinglyimportant in the job market. Consequently,having a degree now will open doors for future.Intangible Reasons to Get a College Degree1. You'll lead a more examined life: The criticalthinking and reasoning skills you learn in collegewill stay with you for a lifetime.2. You can be an agent of change for others: Manysocial service positions, from doctor and lawyerto teacher and scientist, require a college degree(if not a graduate degree). Being able to helpothers means you have to educate yourself to doso through your time in school.3. You'll have more access to resources: In additionto the financial resources you'll have access tothrough your higher income, you'll also haveresources in all kinds of unexpected andintangible ways. Your roommate from freshmanyear who is now an attorney, your friend fromchemistry class who is now a doctor, and theperson you met at the alumni mixer who mayoffer you a job next week are the kinds ofbenefits and resources that are hard to plan for --but that can make all the difference in the world.4. You'll have future opportunities in ways youmay not be considering now: When yougraduate from college, you may have never evengiven a second thought to graduate school. Butas you get older, you may unexpectedly developa strong interest in medicine, law, or education.Having that undergraduate degree alreadyunder your belt will allow you to pursue yourdreams once you realize where they are going.5. You'll have a strong sense of pride and self: Youmay be the first person in your family to graduatefrom college or you may come from a long line ofgraduates. Either way, knowing you earned yourdegree will undoubtedly give a lifetime of prideto yourself, your family, and your friends.NISHANT BHATIAIT III Year

ARTICLESAce up Your SleeveAs the year passes by, there will be those who can say, “This yearI really did my best”, some vow, “next year for sure I will reallystruggle hard”, and many are left with a feeling of dejection fornot being able to accomplish all they hoped to. The appraisal ofeach person varies.Despite all upheavals and shortcomings, life is interestingbecause all kinds of things happen and we dream high. So theneed is to desire and get what you want and achieve what youare after.“If you wish in this world to advanceYour merits you're bound to enhance;And must stir it and stump it,And blow your own trumpet,Or, trust me, you haven't a chance.”In order to achieve success, you have to change your attitude,broaden your vision, widen your horizon, enrich your mind andensure success in every twist and turn of life. You must put yourthoughts into actions, so that your ideas can come true to placeyou in a coveted position. Every obstacle shall strengthen yourwill and lead you to success.“Sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks hecan”.Positive thinking and self-discipline lay strong foundation foryour success. Positive thinking imbibes in your confidence andenthusiasm. It enables you to visualize positive goals anddefinite objectives and fills you with vigor to work with patienceand perseverance towards your goal. But without masteringself-discipline, other tasks cannot be mastered.A Jaipur foot could not deter Sudha Chandaran fromperformance. Length of 4 and half years could not dampenMichel Angelo's spirit to paint Sistine Chapel Ceiling; lack offinance did not obstruct Mother Teressa's enthusiasm to servehumanity.All of us are a great deal more capable than what we can realize.You have the talent and intelligence of a genius, but if you do notknow how to organize and discipline yourself to make best useof your talents, your achievement level remains at an average,or sometimes even below. To hit the jackpot you must learn theart of making your talent shine.“The mediocre waits for an opportunityThe enthusiast makes opportunityHe is ever alert. He is up and doing.”ABHINAV LAKHIANIIT III YearStory of TerrorismA terrorist is a person who creates fear and panic among theorganization to which he belongs. Terrorism usually is of twokinds. There is political terrorism which seeks to achieve itspolitical end by creating fear and panic on a large scale. There isalso criminal terrorism which indulges in kidnappings in order toextort huge amounts by way of ransom. Political terrorism ismore dangerous and its consequences can be disastrous.Political terrorists are well organized and well-trained. It oftenbecomes difficult for the law enforcing agencies to arrest themin time. They indulge in senseless violence on a large scale inorder to intimidate the people and the government. Hijacking ofaero-planes, arsenals, robberies, murder of eminentpersonalities, shooting down of innocent peopleindiscriminately, use of transistor bombs and other explosives,spreading of rumors’ etc. are the various devices used byterrorist organizations in order to achieve their political ends.Terrorists constantly change their hide-outs and their tactics inorder to escape arrest and punishment. When arrested, they tryto commit suicide or are killed by their own close associates.They may think that they are patriots, but in reality they are antisocialor criminal elements who are being exploited by cleverpoliticians to achieve their own ends.Terrorists are usually young, while the brains behind them areold, seasoned politicians who co-ordinate and guide theiractivities. They are fanatics and extremists who act with greatfervor and zeal. But studies reveal that if apprehended alive, aterrorist loses his fervor as quickly as he had acquired it. Whenhe has time to think, he feels he is stupid or misled. We have todisabuse our minds that terrorists who belong to the politicalclass are patriots. All international studies consign them to thecategory of murderers, rapists or highway robbers. Terrorismhas no place in a democracy which is based on the belief that allproblems can be solved through negotiations. Government canalso be changed through the ballot box.Terrorism is a world-wide problem. It is there in the middle-eastand in most countries of Europe. Very often it is seen thatterrorist groups receive money, weapons, training andguidance, from other countries and this enables them to attaina high level of performance. In the case of the Punjab terrorists,there were no doubt they were receiving training, weapons,sanctuary and other forms of material assistance from Pakistan.It was not an easy job to seal the long border completely andprevent flow of arms to the terrorists, but through strong anddetermined steps, thus terrorists are completely flushed outand peace is restored in Punjab.For dealing with these terrorists, the government had to armitself with greater powers. The anti-terrorist act passed by theparliament provides for deterrent punishment for terrorist acts.The act also provides punishment for "disruptive activities"which have been defined as any action taken to disrupt the45

ARTICLESsovereignty or the territorial integrity of the nation. Earlier, theparliament passed laws amending the arms act to curbunauthorized access to arms and ammunition. The act liesdown that possession of unlicensed or unauthorized arms indisturbed areas will entail a minimum punishment ofimprisonment for a period of three years. The minimumpunishment earlier provided in the act was merely six months.The national police commission, in its report, had rightlyadvocated the enactment of a new arms act to provide forstricter conditions for the issue of licenses and enhancedresponsibilities on the part of the licenses for security andaccountability of ammunition. Laws have also been enacted toprohibit the use of religious places for political purposes or forhiding and sheltering anti-social elements. Stringentpunishment is to be meted out in case of misuse of a religiousplace.The series of bomb blasts in Delhi and neighboring states andspate of murders of eminent personalities show how difficult itis to curb terrorist activities. The Punjab terrorists were anorganized group working to achieve 'Khalistan' or a separateSikh state under the guidance and inspiration of late SantBhinderawale and others like him. After "operation blue star” itwas hoped that the extremist activities in Punjab would besuccessfully encountered, as it was through that without aprotected sanctuary it would become difficult for the extremiststo carry on their acts of sabotage and violence. However theassassination of late Mrs. Indira Gandhi was the directconsequence of "operation blue star". After the "operation bluestar" the terrorists again re-grouped and entrenchedthemselves in the golden temple. However "the operation blackthunder" was a complete success and terrorists and anti-socialelements were flushed out. The sanctity of the golden templewas restored again.Terrorism could not, and it cannot, be curbed by the lawenforcing agencies alone. It was the tact, prudence and sagacityof the late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and Sant Longowalwhich, after protracted negotiations, resulted in the historicPunjab accord which not only gave a knockout blow to terrorismbut also saved the nation from disintegration. No doubt, theSant paid for it with his life, but it ushered in an era ofcooperation instead of confrontation in Punjab and Kashmir.However, elections have been held successfully in the state, anda popularly elected chief minister is now at the helm of affair.The terrorists have lost the sympathy and co-operation ofpeople and isolated. Let us hope that the country would beentirely free from this menace soon.CHANDAN REVARYCSE-A IV Year46A Medley of MemoriesMemories of my school days bring out the widest smile on myface.My school was not just an educational institute made up ofbricks and concrete, but it's about building character, enrichingminds and about experiences that last for lifetime.The wonderful journey began when I stepped into the school asa kindergarten student. Years passed quickly and I could notrealize that my 14 long years of school life had passed. I haddeveloped emotional bonds even with every brick and stone ofthe school. The school had become a second home for me. Fightfor marks, tricks for stupid activities, raising hands towards afriend for beating insensibly, bus stand comedies, escape fromclasses, long chats, birthday bumps, midnight coffee, lastminute preparation, over night study for the next day exam, Iguess people call this school, but I call it my life!And the most precious thing that my school gave me is a gang often, my best buddies for lifetime. I'm missing my chums, thepeople to go crazy with, who used to go bonkers after every fewminutes. I'm missing the comments that we used to pass oneach other. I'm missing all the colors in the world whichappeared in the school campus on occasions, missing a singlegames period which was awaited more eagerly than themonsoons. Missing the school ground, where we used to standand bear the insanely boring morning assemblies, missing thewooden desks which were filled with creative writings andgraffiti…indeed it was a platform to show our hidden talent. I ammissing my friends' laugh, if they were reading to the class,missing the fifteen minutes lunch-break, which was a real feasttime for us. Ah! Missing every part of my school life. I'm missingthe good, old days that will never come back. But it'll be thesame for me, be it 10 months from there or 10 years. School wasa place where I came with the fear of not knowing anybody butleft it with tears after knowing everybody.Yes, I know that there's a big world out there, bigger than theschool, but I'll always remember the laughter, the stupid, silly,wacky moments that I shared with my friends… the memories ofthose happy times will last forever… miss you school!!R.SIRISHAIT I YearStaying HappyLife comes and it goesWith each day, the man growsEach day teaches us something newTo be wise, be worthy and happily glow.Happiness is a virtue hardest achievedAlways lost, rarely retrievedLearn to conquer all your sinsThe one who conquer always WINS!!

ARTICLESWe are born into this world. We grow, assume different roles,fulfill our aspirations and gradually retire from ourresponsibilities. We don't even get to know when … during thepassage of time, we leave our near and dear ones, hold newhands, and start walking with them. Consciously orunconsciously, we keep on performing our daily rituals and thelife passes with ups and downs, without even getting to know itstrue meaning. But yes, man always aspires for happiness, aUTOPIA, for which he strives hard; believing that achievementof a particular thing will fetch happiness. Agreed materialisticthings give us happiness and contentment for a spell; but is iteverlasting…or for that matter…long lasting? Gratification takesa different mode and man again starts running after it, findinghis way to happiness. To my knowledge, no one in this world ishappy, perhaps because the meaning and realization of'HAPPINESS” is subjectively different to all of us. Whatever bethe meaning or the mode, our aim should be to realize theactual meaning of life, fulfill it along with disseminating all ourduties, and obligations; but at the same time, return backsomething to the society and mankind as we owe a lot to them.Let's do something that would not make ourselves happy, but,give some pleasure and create a little smile on the face of themost deprived person whom we can think of, you will feel thetrue happiness in you at that moment. Keep Smiling!SRISHTI AGARWALIT III YearIncredible IndiaMany years ago.....When the world was living in dark, my peopleenlightened the world with the power of knowledge. Whenworld's existence was not known, here every child was learningVEDIC CHANTS. When the world remained unaware of eachother, we here were being taught the lessons on mutualcooperation and brotherhood. Yes, this all was in INDIA, mymotherland. India from its glory of past have seen many legendswhich have totally changed the faces of history. India from itsfirst civilization i.e., Harappa culture had witnessed the reign ofVikramaditya, Mughals and the Britishers.Today INDIA, united with 28 different states and 7 unionterritories forms its own small continent. Each and every statehas its own culture, its own language along with its own historyall together giving rise to an unique heritage. People fromdifferent religions live together and celebrate each othersfestivals with great joy and pleasure. The world's beautifulmonuments i.e. TAJ MAHAL was built around 400 years ago inAgra. India has its two monuments including Taj Mahal in theSeven Wonders of the World.Over a million of Indians irrespective of color, caste and creed,holding the national flag in hands, are willing to serve theircountry and ready even to die for its safety. Its land is beingfertilized by a numbers of holy rivers. About 60 percent of itstotal business depends on agriculture. The seasons here toohave their own importance are being celebrated like festivals.Isn't this amazing?Its India, INCREDIBLE INDIA..GAURAV GARGECE II YearGod - A TruthI was walking all alone on the beach,Thinking now in my life no happiness can reach.The stones of heartless people made me feel miserable.With no one to stand by my corner, I was feeling very feeble.Coming out of my own thoughts when I saw on the sand,There were some footprints and on my shoulder there was asoft hand.In front of my eyes there was a cloud of glowing light,It was so beautiful, so calm, so serene and so bright.My child - a sweet voice,And suddenly on the beach there was no other noise.Wiping my tears the voice asked, 'Why are you crying’I replied, 'To choke me to death is what the world is trying'.In my happy days I had lots of friends,But then destiny introduced me to a new trend.Where I was alone, full of grief and sorrows,Everyone shared my happiness, but my tears nobody borrowed.You didn't come at that time,You tell me what was my crime?No, my child, I was there with you.But about this you didn't have any clue.Then before this why didn't you appear?Before this why your footprints were not so clear?'How can I come in front of you when you were in my lap,They were not yours but my footsteps'.'This cloud of light you have to follow,Then for you deep seas will become shallow'.I will never be alone, shone a ray of hope.With every tragedy, he will help me cope,Then suddenly there was no fear,Because wherever I go 'God is near'.PRIYANKA KONDALIT III Year47

ARTICLESMy Experience - Before and After COMMONWEALTH GAMES‘PM gives ultimatum to the preparation team of CWG’'CWG Sports Village found in a mess’'CWG Fame or Shame for India’All these news headlines bewildered me every day before theCommon Wealth games actually got started. It was unusual tosee that the government of India was facing difficulties inorganizing a worldwide event in its capital. Our national imagewas hit badly during preparation for the games. Almost everymedia house was covering minute happening at the games andespecially the mishaps laid the emphasis of every discussion.Almost all the efforts were in vain due to many factors.Inefficient labor, corruption and most importantly rain were theroot causes of all these problems. Although being a proudDelhite, I was very excited to get a glimpse of the games. Delhiwas preparing for CWG for 4yrs and everyone was desperatelylooking forward to attend the games.Media was more excited than anyone else. Every news flashshowed Delhi's inability to carry out CWG. Suresh Kalmadi, asenior sports administrator and also the man behind the CWGdid not say a word in regard to media's humiliation. On the otherside, Sydney was also preparing for the games, doubting Delhi'spotential.I was really waiting for the games to begin. My anxiousnessended on 3rd Oct'10 when the Opening ceremony for CWG washeld in Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium. I hooked to my television setto see the enthusiasm of CWG. I didn't know that my countryhad so much of diversity. It was amazing to see beautifulcombinations of so many cultural dances and music. It wassymphony of dozens of kinds of drums, Tablas, percussions,flutes and pipes sounded amidst the spectators of over 60,000audiences in Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium. The event was beingwatched by over 3 Billion people across the globe on television.I was awestruck at the effortless amalgamation of differenttypes of music, dance and songs. And that's the beauty of Indianculture. I am sure this is unity in diversity, as described by theworld. I have been hearing and seeing lot of negative thingsabout CWG but the Opening Ceremony was a slap on the media.And finally the Common Wealth Games started with a grandopening. I was overwhelmed after watching the vibrant showand so I decided to watch the games too.I went to see the semi final of Hockey (Women Team).I got thetickets easily. I was very curious to see a stadium as I have neverbeen to one. The match was between India and Canada. While Iwas passing through 2-3 layers of security check (lost Rs. 6worth coin as coins were not allowed inside stadium), therewere huge roar coming out from stadium. I entered the DhyanChand Stadium and I was amazed to see the packed audiencethere.48The audience was very energetic and encouraging for the Indianteam. India won the match by 3-0. It was a moment of pride forevery Indian sitting there. The crowd gave a huge cheer forIndia. India got 101 medals in total in CWG that included 38Gold, 27 Silver and 36 Bronze medals. Saina Nehwal, VijendreKumar, Sushil Kumar, Anil Kumar & Abhinav Bindra were thefaces that bought Lawrence to our country.The games celebrated the Closing Ceremony on 14th Oct'10. Ifthe Aerostat was the star of the opening ceremony then thehonor belonged to the dancing laser lights at the grand finale ofthe games. The lights created a supernatural beauty that wasunbelievable.The closing ceremony was a big hit too and thus the CWG cameto an end and it bought the whole ambience of Delhi as the mostbeautiful city of the world for those 15days. I love my Delhi andmore over I LOVE MY INDIA. JAI HIND.!YATIKA GIRDHARIT, III Year'AMBITION' is the Greatest Enemy of PeacePetrarch rightly said, 'The five enemies of peace are greed,ambition, anger, envy and pride.” He also added, “If these wereto be banished, we would enjoy perpetual peace.If Hitler's ambition of conquering the whole of Europe had nothindered the path of peace, there would not have been WorldWar II. Nowadays everyone has an ambition, and to achievethat, one can cross all limits. Let it be a theft or a murder. A mandoesn't want to be prominent, but then he is afraid that anotherone would be. It is this desire to put him down that destroyspeace.Men are afraid that if they go fast, then others may go faster.Their ambition is directed in making the others go slower whichagain leads to the elimination of peace between them.'Greed' is the mother of ambition. The reason why everyone hasan ambition is that they want to gain something or other. Indiaand Pakistan have been rivals since 1947 over the Kashmir issue.And the consequences were hostility. They were in a state ofbrutal war three times which resulted in many innocent deathsand harm to the economy of both the countries.Revenge is also fundamental in giving rise to ambition. Historystands witness to this, most of the battles in the past werefought for revenge. The word 'Ambition' conjures in our mindvisions of battles, bloodshed and conquest by force. It may bringfamous victories and triumphs, but for the betterment ofhuman race and peace in civilization of the world these victoriesare hollow.The biggest ambition is to be the mightiest. Saddam Hussein'sforemost ambition was to make Iraq the supreme power, and todo so he used unfair means. And the outcome as everyoneknows was that after so many innocent deaths, he was alsocaptured and killed and Iraq was almost destroyed.

ARTICLESIf ambition takes wings, reputation falls to pieces. In otherwords, a man's reputation may be sacrificed in a moment of illconsideredaction due to his ambition. But all this doesn't meanthat one should not have an ambition at all. 'Yes', one should beambitious but not to the extent that it becomes a hindrance inthe way to peace and a cause for other's downfall.In the end I would conclude by writing, “The real dignity of aman lies not in what he has, but in what he is.”This implies that an ambitious person may find himself withoutfriends, homeless and devoid of fortune. For the friendless man,the attainment of wealth, power, and honour is of little value.Further when we do our duty in spite of ambition andtemptation, the mental satisfaction is heightened by the praiseof the people around us and our conscience. The ambitious manstands alone, exposed to his enemies and to the blows ofmisfortune. But a man who seeks peace is provided with astrong defence against the worst that fortune can do to him.AASTHA CHITTORIAIT III YearTrials and Errors are the Pillars of SuccessIn life, failure is unavoidable--in fact, an essential aspect ofliving. Given, you have to live with failure as part and parcel oflife; you might as well let your failure transform your life, insteadof letting it ruin your life. In this world, everybody wantssuccess, not failure, and everybody is striving to succeed, to win;indeed, to many, life is all about winning, not losing. As a matterof fact, many of us think that if we don't win, we lose, and that ifwe don't get what we want (not what we need) from life, wehave failed ourselves miserably. But this is not what life is allabout. Life is about living out your experience--whether it isyour success or failure--to find out who you are, and what youneed, and thus transforming yourself as you plod along thearduous life journey. Life is not about winning or losing: it isabout how you experience what life has to offer. In life, as ineverything else, failure and success are not black and white:they often blend into a continual flow of changing experience.Fortunately or unfortunately, our society is saturated withbooks and instructional tools on self-improvement, and pursuitof success and happiness. We have all the weapons madeavailable to us to fight failure and to guarantee success. Yet, weall fail one way or another. Because of the abundant resourcesavailable to fight failure, when we fail, we become less forgivingof our failure or of ourselves. The rampancy of mentaldepression is a strong testament to the inability to accept failurein our society.All in all, to survive, we must learn coping with failure in ourlives--this holds the key to the art of living well. Coping withfailure understands the notion of failure itself. Did we really fail?Or have we failed only to reach our too idealistic and unrealisticgoals? Why did we fail? Was our failure due to circumstances,lack of effort, or simply doing all the wrong things?Understanding the nature of our failure is enlightening andilluminating. Coping with failure means coming to terms withthe notion that we have failed, and yet we "should" not allowourselves to fail again.Positive thinking, ironically enough, may only numb or mask ourfeelings of disappointment and disillusionment. We may alsouse other different strategies to distract our disappointment,such as binge eating on comfort food, taking drugs or alcohol,going on a shopping spree, or blaming ourselves and others forour failure. These strategies may or may not work for us.Ultimately, we may come to believe that we have failedourselves in one way or another.Do not be let down by any failure in your life. Instead, let yourfailure transform your life. This transformation means changingyour perception of winning and your ego self. In life, we oftenassociate birth with happiness and success, and death withsadness and failure. Transformation means your realization thatlife is a series of cycles of birth and death--or rather of successand failure. Once you grasp the significance of success andfailure in human life, you may have a different perspective ofyour own failure, and may even learn the art of coping withfailure. Transformation means embracing both success andfailure--and not just welcoming success and rejecting failure.In Christianity, it is through human failure that we appreciateour dependence on God: "My grace is sufficient for you, for mypower is made perfect in weakness." (2 Corinthians 12:9); inBuddhism, it is through human failure that we are awakened tothe futility of our craving for success.Yes, failure can transform you in a positive way if you perceiveand comprehend its true nature.ANKIT BIALACSE II Year49

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