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Campus Drift Interviewed Armaan Malik By Harshita Arora A rising music star, Armaan malik who is touted as the next big thing in the music industry has sung for over 100-200 commercials and about 16 films such as W, Jai Ho, Bhootnath, Rakta Charitra, Chain Kulii Ki Main Kulii, Chillar Party, “Hero” to name a few. In conversation with the Main hun Hero tera Hitmaker: Hi,Armaan, this is Harshita Arora from DU Times. Q1. From being a Sa Re Ga Ma Lil Champs winner to being a GIMA award winner, you have come a long way. What do you have to say about this journey? I remember I was exactly ten when I participated in Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Lil Champs and now I am twenty. This is not where I see myself. I take this success as a boosting incentive. I think I am just one step ahead and have miles to go. When You Q2. You come from a family that belongs to musical background, so music to you happened because of nature or nurture? I was six when I started learning Indian Classical Music. I realise this is sometbing I really love I see myself being this and nothing else. I sung Mere Buddy for Bhoothnath, for Tare Zameen Par and then Jai Ho happened, Hero, and Main Rahun yaa Na Rahun. Q3. “ Aaj ke time pr jab itna success milta hai,” one tends to get cocky. How do you manage yo keep yourself grounded? The credit goes to my mom. Me and my brothrr havr been instilled with the values that everything comes with hardwork and can go away in a sprint of second. One day you might be successful the other day you may not. We accepted that very early and started working on it from then. So, that has had a very major impact on me. Armaan Malik om stage is a very different person and Armaan Malik back home is a very different person. Q4. “Yeh toh hum sab jaantr hain ki aap apni films mein romantic songs gaate hain, is there someone jiske liye aap real life mein yeh gaane gaana chahenge?” (Smiles) abbhi toh nahi but jab hongi toh zarur but there are so many fans, Armanians jinke liye I’d like to dedicate those songs. Q5. “Aise kaunse music directors hain jinke saath aap kaam karna chahenge?” AR Rahman and Pritam. Want To Reach The Masses Q6. If you are supposed to dedicate a song to Deepika, what would be that song? It’d be Love You Till The End from my film Jai Ho. The lyrics are like because I love you, I love you till the end. Q7. Jaisa ke aap jaante hain Delhi University apne students ko musical endeavors karne ke bahut mauke deti hai. So what’s your message to budding musicians? In our time, internet has come up in a big way. If you feel, you have a flair for music. Just go on and present your talent to the world. You never know, what might happen. That’s how sensations like Justin Beiber happen. It is that simple but also needs hardwork. Youtube has also come up in a huge way. Q8. What are your future plans? I see myself becoming the top singer of bollywood as of now. I want to be a Global star, sing for international albums. For access to the video of the same: https://youtu.be/F_LvCpCytb0 By Tanshi Kohli WHEN YOU WANT TO REACH MASSES, YOU WON’T FIND A MEDIUM BETTER THAN DEL- HI UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY RADIO(DUCR). Inaugurated in 2007 by MR. Kapil Sibbal, its legacy has been carried out entirely by university students. Covering about 10- 12 kms, this 90.4MHZ, apart from revealing news, is circumspectly becoming the means of unfurling the social; political; economic and legal awareness among students. To clinch this moto, it has associated with DSLSA (Delhi State Legal Services Authority). DSLSA is an inclusive platform promoting Alternate Dispute Resolution system so as to liquidate the ascending arrears of cases in the courts. It acts as a catalyst between the victim of injustice and his recourse to justice. DSLSA, erstwhile Delhi Legal Aid & Advice Board has been constituted by an Act of Parliament passed under “The Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987” as amended by Legal Services Authorities (Amendment) Act, 2002. Inaugural of event took place on 10 February with the welcome address by Mrs. Anju Gupta, director of NCWEB, at around 2: 30 p.m. The need for legal literacy of the students was highlighted. She gave warm welcome to all the distinguished guests, judges and advocates from the authority. It preceded with the lightning of the lamp by all the esteem guests and dignitaries. Bouquets were presented to patrons followed by which Mohit Kumar Gupta, project leader of DSLSA, enlightened the audience about DSLSA; it’s mission; it’s alliance with DUCR and the rest Shri Dharmender Rana ji, Project Officer with DSLSA, and Mr. R.K Singh, technical consultant of DUCR and project head, shared their respective views on how DUCR can be influencing in imparting legal literacy and the need for radio in today’s arena, accomplishments of DUCR, extending wings to constituent colleges. Finally, unveiling of logo took place, a much awaited session indeed! After a few more of grandee having shared a word, a floor was thrown open to the audience for questions. Questions like hikes in accommodation, recent amendment in Child Labor Act etc. were adroitly addressed by our esteemed panel of judges. Following a vote of thanks by Dr. Salim Mir Ji, spectators proceeded for refreshments. Correspondents from DUCR, Gayathri Mani; Ritu Gupta and Shikha Johari, went on for recording with judges, clearing doubts by making a few of legal interrogations.
AGAPI,VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES, by Prabhjot Kaur Universe is made up of cosmic energies and these energies are in the form of vibrations. And we are all connected to each other through these vibrations. We see, feel and perceive with the help of these vibrations, including rocks, stones, mountains, trees, people, and animals and so on. Everything in this universe has energy of different frequencies around us. It is all measurable in hertz. Hertz are electromagnetic waves and one hertz equals to one cycle per second. We all get energy from food. Eating food has become more of a chore than a time of the day where one can appreciate and relish the food in front of them. But we are so caught up in this everyday hustle and bustle of the world that we just dump it in our tummies. All foods have vibrations and they in turn affect our body. There AND THE HIGHER POWER is a stark difference in the appearances and behaviors of people who eat junk/fast food and those who consume fresh organic food. Eating fresh fruits and veggies off the trees and plants have high vibrational frequencies and maximize its benefits. The sun is a vital source of energy for everyone here on planet earth. The ancient Greeks considered food a very important part of life and its cycle. Cooking with gratitude and “agapi” that is- unconditional love brought good energies and vibrations to it. We can connect to the higher power, nature and our surroundings better if we consume highly nutritious foods. Food is a common ground, it’s a universal language. It is one thing that connects us, with ourselves and with others. It heals, protects and nourishes. Eating is a spiritual experience and it requires time and love. Talking about universe and vibrations, the whole universe is nothing but energy. We are beings who radiate signature vibrations and energy and this is what quantum physics has shown us time and again. The atom has no physical structure, it is an invisible energy. Not a tangible matter. Quantum mechanics reveals that there is no “physicality” in the world. Some new tests support the theory that the reality doesn’t exist if we don’t look at it or measure it. At the quantum level, it is all a matter of perception. Since, an experiment result depends on how it was measured at the end. Hence, the world around us is an illusionary product of our mind. Scary, isn’t? There have been some really interesting Quantum experiments that show the same. Carl Jung and Wolfgang Pauli often said that the ‘laws of physics and consciousness should be seen as complementary’. If the said world around us is an illusion we all have created. Then it is safe to say that we have the power to change it as well. What we give, we get. The universe is a mirror, the things that happen around us is a byproduct of our thoughts and energies reflected back at us. To be continued…… You are what you eat. Peace. Sports season/Star Athletes of DU By Suruchi Delhi University is not just popular for its soaring cut offs but also because of the wholesome development of the numerous young students that walk into its premises every year. It provides them a platform to bring out the best within them. The university has been active in all spheres- academics, extra-curricular activities and sports and the legacy its students have left behind is commendable. From the badshah of bollywood to the shehenshah, our Honorable Prime Minister or sportspersons like Gautam Gambhir were students of our very own Delhi University. This is not a thing of the past; there are exceptional people who are carrying this legacy forward. Let’s get to know better some of our DU-ites who are making it real big in sports: 1. Athlete Sharad Kumar- Kirorimal College The para athlete, whose left leg was affected by polio at the age of two, was banned for two years after testing positive and on June 19 this year, he became eligible to participate again. As the saying goes, “Where there is a will, there is a way,” and a determined Sharad continued with his regular fitness regime, qualified for the Asian Para Games in Incheon and clinched a gold medal at the very same. He completed his graduation in Political Science from Kirorimal College. A positive aspect of the ban was that a motivated Sharad cracked the Jawaharlal Nehru University admission exam and got himself enrolled in a Masters course in international relations. Sharad aspires to perform well at the World Championship in Qatar next year as it will give him a direct entry into the Olympics. 2. Footballer Aditi Chauhan- Jesus and Mary College Aditi has become the first Indian woman and third Indian to be signed by a top English club. She played for Loughborough University in Leicestershire, where she was pursuing her masters in sports management. Despite her wanting to play for the Football Association Women’s Super League, as recommended by her coach, she chose West Ham, as they were looking for a goalkeeper. Not just sports, Aditi was good in studies as well. She scored more than 93% in class XII and went on to pursue B. Com from Jesus and Mary College. At some point, she wants to work towards developing women’s football India by starting her own academy. 3. Squash Player Harshit Muchhal- Hansraj College Harshit has played a lot of tournaments around the country and outside the country, representing India. He recently bagged gold at All India Inter-University Squash Championship this year. Harshit who started playing at the age of 12, recently also won accolades after making it to the Top 5 Squash players in India. He is a 3rd year student pursuing B.COM (H) at Hansraj College and the captain of the college Squash Team. He is also part of the Hansraj Dramatics Society. He would definitely want to take up Squash as a career and putting in a lot of effort to get there. He wants to play with the world’s best players. However, his ultimate achievement as a squash player would be never giving up on this sport. As a long as we have such talented people, I don’t think DU is going to lose its ‘swag’ and the rising number of applicants each year proves it.
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