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QUINTESSENCE
The epitome of the House of
Socrates

QUINTESSENCE
Volume 1 No .1 Jan-Mar 2017
Chief Patron
Dr. Dr.S.N.SUBBRAMANIAN
Chairman, SNS Institutions
Patron
Dr.S.RAJALAKSHMI
Managing Trustee
Dr.S.NALIN VIMAL KUMAR
Technical Director, SNS Institutions
Chief Editor
Dr.V.P.ARUNACHALAM
Director, SNS Institutions
Associate Editor
Dr.G.K.D.PRASANNA VENKATESAN
Dean R&D,HOD(S&H)
Staff
Editorial Board
Student
Dr. T. Banu Ramalakshmi, AP
Ms. S. Padmapriya, AP
Ms. C. Divya, AP
Dr. T. Mekala, AP
Ms. C. Vennila, AP
Department of English
©Department of S&H, SNCE . All rights reserved.
Henrich P – I MECH
Satish Kumar s – I IT

Department of Science & Humanities
NEWS LETTER
PROGRAMS AND CELEBRATIONS
A MOTIVATIONAL MEDITATION
PROGRAM
Conducted from 01.02.2017 to
03.02.2017 by S. Natarajan, Asst.
Prof ,SCD. This three day program
majorly focused the expansion of
consciousness, rejuvenation process
and connection to their inner souls .
First year students who took part in
the program had a peace of mind
after attending the session.
PONGAL DAY CELEBRATION
Pongal is a harvest festival,
celebrated by the people
belonging to Hindu faith. On this
occasion, people thank the Sun
God for a fruitful harvest. Pongal
day celebration was held on
12.01.2017 collectively by all the
departments at our college open
auditorium. The intent of
conducting this festival was to
bring the students and faculty
members closer to their roots and
respect and honor our tradition.
Faculty members of I year and the
students celebrated with full of
joy.
Interactive session with
S. Natarajan, Assistant Professor,
SCD
Faculty and students of I year
enjoying the Pongal Celebration.
Students keenly listening to the
motivational program.

REWARDS/AWARDS /RECOGNISATION RECEIVED BY
STUDENTS
PAPERS PRESENTED IN
INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL CONFERENCE
• P. Henrich, S. Gopala Krishanan has presented
a paper titled “Experimental Studies on Drying
Characteristics in a Solar Tunnel Green Dryer
Coupled with Biomass Backup Heater- review”
at the First International Sustainable
Development (ISME-2017) held during
February 23-25 2017 at National Institute of
Technology, Warangal.
• Naveen Kumar, M. Mohan Kumar has
presented a paper titled “TADS Review. ” at
the First International Sustainable
Development (ISME-2017) held during
February 23-25 2017 at National Institute of
Technology, Warangal.
• G. A. Mothilal Tendulkar and B. Narendran of
Mechanical presented a paper titled GREEN
CHEMISTRY—CURRENT AND FUTURE
ISSUES in the National Conference on
“Advanced Functional Materials and their
Applications in Engineering—(NCAFMAE
2017)” organized by the Department of
Science and Humanities on 25th January 2017
at Dr. N. G. P. Institute of Technology.
MUN - Model United Nations
• S. Krishna Kanth of ECE and C. Frank Jonathan
of Civil has attended “SNS International
MUN’17” held between 03.02.2017 –
05.02.2017 at SNS College of Technology.
OTHER COLLEGE EVENTS
• S. Kousika, K. R. Pooja of CSE and S. V. Saalini
of ECE have participated in “YUGAM 2017”
between 09.02.2017 - 11.02.2017 at
Kumaraguru College of Technology.
• B Mithra of ECE has participated in Techno
Hunt event of YUGAM 2017 conducted by
Department of ECE Kumaraguru College of
Technology held during 9 - 11 of February
2017.
• R. Krishna Kanth, R. Vijay Karthikeyan, A.
Sangeetha of Civil and S. Ragavi, M. Monika,
N. Surya, S. Rashmi of ECE have participated
in the one day national level workshop on
“Solid Waste Management” on 10.02.2017 at
Karpagam College of Engineering.
• R. Harish Raja has attended a one-day
workshop on “Recent trends in bike modeling”
organized by the Production Engineering
Association in hands with KTM on February 11,
2017 at Government College of Technology.
• S. Gopala Krishana, T. Arun Kumar attended a
workshop on Technical Workshop Styling and
Auto Styling Expo-2017 in YUGAM 2017 by the
Automobile Department at Kumaraguru
College of Technology on 11.2.2017.
• R. Raven Jabha Joseph, V. Vijayesh, K.
Sharath, S. Senthil Kumar, R. Rajesh, T.
Kishore Kumar, P. Praveen Kumar, S.
Krishnaveni, B. Gowtham, R. Niranjana of ECE,
S. Krishna Kanth and V. Jeevanadham of Civil
department have participated in “YUKTA
2K17”on 17.02.2017 at PSG College Of
Technology And Applied Research.
SPORTS
• K. Varun Kumar of ECE, was awarded with a
sports scholarship by Sri SNS Charitable Trust
of Rs.15000 during the year 2016-2017 on
18.02.2017
• C. Frank Jonathan of Civil has won the second
place in the event Basketball during the
Annual sports day held on 18.02.2017at SNS
College of Engineering for the academic year
2016-2017.
• K. Varun Kumar of ECE has won the first place
in kabbadi, second place in 220 mts and Long
jump and third place in Triple jump during the
Annual Sports Day held on 18.02.2017 at SNS
College of Engineering.
• B. Mithra of ECE has won the second place in
the event Throw Ball during the Annual sports
day held on 18.02.2017at SNS College of
Engineering for the academic year 2016-2017.
• Samraj J. Andrews, M. Rubam Kumar, M.
Tamilarasan, A. Ramdev, V. Vageesh of
Mechanical, Pradesh Balaji. R of CSE and M.
Mugil Kannan of Civil participated in the
volleyball competition conducted on 28.1.2017
at UIT Institute of Technology.

REWARDS/AWARDS /RECOGNISATION
RECEIVED BY STUDENTS
FINESSE`17
• Kumar, D. Guruprasanth, B. Gowtham, V.
Hariharan of Mechanical A had taken part in the
intra college symposium “FINESSE 17”on
11.02.2017 conducted at SNS College of
Engineering.
• Karthick S. Paramasivan, S. Manishankar of
Mechanical B had taken part in the intra college
symposium “FINESSE 17”on 11.02.2017 conducted
at SNS College of Engineering.
• M. Tamilarasan, M. Saravana Kumar, S. Sahaya
Vikesh, S. Sridharan, T. Vijay, R. Raja Suhan, K.
Yogeswaran, A. Ramdev, K. C. Sabarish, S. Selva
Kumar, S. Saravanakumar of Mechanical C had
taken part in the intra college symposium
“FINESSE 17”on 11.02.2017 conducted at SNS
College of Engineering.
• J. Jawahar, G. Kalaiyarasi, V. Dhivyabharathi, B.
Vignesh, R. Pradeesh Balaji, C. Ilakeya, T.
Naramadha, B. Naveen, Saranya Devi, P. Nithya, K.
Sathish Kumar, V. Gowthaman, S. Lehilarasan, G.
Durga Devi, J. Aishwarya Mary, T. S. Anusha, C.
Chandra Mohan, B. Swetha, C. Pooja Shree, A.
Thendral, S. Soniya of CSE had taken part in the
intra college symposium “FINESSE 17”on
11.02.2017 conducted at SNS College of
Engineering.
• Bharath, Narendran, V. J. Aadith, R. Arul, S. Krishna
Kanth, A. Sangeetha, C. Frank Jonathan, J. Ram
Kumar, P. Lokesh, D. Abishek, S. Pradeep Kanna,
R. Vijay Karthikeyan, P. Santhiya, A. Alvin John
Paul, S. Narendran, P. Gobinath, E. Ram Kumar, A.
Bharath, M. Mukil Kannan of CIVIL had taken part
in the intra college symposium “FINESSE 17”on
11.02.2017 conducted at SNS College of
Engineering.
• P. Henrich, Palraj, G. A. Mothilal Tendulkar, P.
Mouri Gokul, Naveen Kumar, K. Kavin Raj, T.
Nadish, R. Nivesh, N. Nandhakumar, M. K. Kamal
Krishnan, A. Mohammed Afsar, S. John Jerald, C.
Mahesh, Manoj Prabhu, Mohan Kumar, P.
Malaravan, Narendran, P. Jawahar, Muthu of
Mechanical had taken part in the intra college
symposium “FINESSE 17”on 11.02.2017 conducted
at SNS College of Engineering.
• Mukilan, K. Nikesh, M. Indhuja, M. Hema, R. Divya,
M. Priya, M. Dinesh Kumar, K. Prakash, S. Sathish
Kumar, V. S. Santhosh Kumar, N. Sharma, N.
Ragavi Priya, M. Sujipriya, S. L. Gayathri, M.
Sowndarya, G. Aarthi, Karthick Srinivasan, K.
Renganathan, M. Indhuja, P. M. Venkatesh, S.
Aravindhan, R. Haripriya, B. Thanish of IT had taken
part in the intra college symposium “FINESSE
17”on 11.02.2017 conducted at SNS College of
Engineering.
• T. Krishna Pirathai, R. Mariya Pushpam, S.
Kalimuth, P. Keerthana, A. Ajith Kumar, R.
Maheshwar, R. Kalaivanan, S. Dinesh Kumar, M.
Meena, P. Dhivya, S. Krishnaveni, Kelena Shalin
Nigli, L. Malavika, S. Gnana Soundari,M.
Belishhema, C. Babisha, Bala Bharathi, C. Archana,
S. Gowri, V. Dinesh Kumar, S. Vijaya Kumar, R.
Revathi, A. Elavarasan of ECE A had taken part in
the intra college symposium “FINESSE 17”on
11.02.2017 conducted at SNS College of
Engineering.
• Frank Jonathan C of Civil has participated in Wealth
of Waste, Minute to win it, Brain Teasers, Sherlock
Holmes and won first prize Group discussion in the
intra college symposium FINESSE 17 conducted at
SNS college of Engineering on 11th February 2017.
• G. Nivethika, M. Sundar, B. Surya, B. Padmanaban,
T. Nithis Kumar, R. Raven Jabha Joseph, S. Senthil
Kumar, D. Nitin Kumar, K. Sharath, N. Nivetha, S.
V. Saalini of ECE department; P. Lokesh, V.
Jeevanadham of Civil department; K. Nikesh, A.
Mukilan of IT department; S. Shalom Issac, V.
Venkatesh of Mechanical department have
presented paper in “IDEA CONTEST 2K17” on
28.02.2017 at SNS College Of Engineering.
• M. Sundar, B. Surya, B. Padmanaban, T. Nithis
Kumar, R. Raven Jabha Joseph, D. Nitin Kumar, S.
Senthil Kumar, K. Sharath, N. Nivetha, S. V. Saalini,
R. Pavithra, G. K. Vinitha, N.Surya, K.Varun Kumar,
V. Vijayesh, R. Rajesh, S. Ragavi, M. Monika, S.
Rashmi, A. Sondarya, R.Mercy Lidia, D. Tamil Selvi,
V. Priyadharshini, C. Sangavi, N. Sushma, J.
Prasanth of ECE had taken part in the intra college
symposium “FINESSE 17”on 11.02.2017 conducted
at SNS College of Engineering.
• S.Dayanidhi, M. Chidambara Selvan, B. Hariharan,
S. Ajith, T. Deepak Saravanan, N. Dhanasekar, K.
Dinesh, S. Balamurugan, R. Hariharan, K. Ganesh
Kumar, R. Dinesh Kumar, B. Ajith Kumar, D.
Guruprasanth, B. Gowtham, V. Hariharan of
Mechanical A had taken part in the intra college
symposium “FINESSE 17”on 11.02.2017 conducted
at SNS College of Engineering.

SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS
Mr.Mukilan.A and Venkatesh.P.M has participated in the paper
presentation on the topic Digitalisation in English language teaching,
held in Chennai at Sairam Institute of Technology on 24 th feb 2017
and won first place and cash award.
Dr. V.P. Arunachalam, the Director , SNS Institutions appreciated
Pooja .K.R and Kousika .S for receiving cash award in Techno Hunt
at Kumaragutu College of Technology.

GUEST
LECTURES
GUEST LECTURE ON ADVANCED
ENGINEERING MATERIALS
Prof. Dr. J. SURYAKANTH, Asst Professor &
HOD of KPR Institute of Technology gave
lecture on the topic “ADVANCED
ENGINEERING MATERIALS” on 01.03.2017 .
During this session, the students got
knowledge about the new materials called
metallic glasses and shape memory alloys
with their properties and engineering
applications which will be very helpful for their
future developments.300 students benefitted
and made the sessioan useful and as
Interactive session.
GUEST LECTURE ON TRANSIENT
RESPONSE IN AC AND DC
CIRCUIT
Prof. Dr. K.PREMALATHA, Asst
Professor/ECE of Kumaraguru Institute of
Technology gave lecture on the topic
“TRANSIENT RESPONSE IN AC AND DC
CIRCUITS” on 01.03.2017. During this
session, the students got knowledge
about AC and DC circuits and their
applications.
Dr.J.suryakanth , Prof., Physics addressing the
gathering
Prof. Dr. K.PREMALATHA, Asst
Professor/ECE delivering the lecture

GUEST
LECTURES
GUEST LECTURE ON ENERGY
SOURCES
Prof. H. Shaul Meeran, Asst. Professor of
United Institute of Technology gave
lecture on the topic “Energy Sources “on
10.02.2017 .During this session, the
students got knowledge about Biomass,
Advantages and Disadvantages,
Evaluating Energy Resources, Important
Nonrenewable Energy Sources, Nuclear
Energy, Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy Renewable energy
sources, And also using Solar Energy,
how to Provide Heat, High-Temperature
Heat and Electricity, Producing Electricity
from Wind. 280 students benefitted from
this guest lecture, and made the session
useful and as interactive session
GUEST LECTURE ON COMPLEX
INTEGRATION AND ITS APPLICATIONS
Prof. Dr. B. Senthilnathan, Asst
Professor of Jansons Institute of
Technology gave lecture on the topic
“Complex Integration and it
Applications” on 08.02.2017 . During this
session, the students understood, how
to integrate in complex plane using
cauchy’s integral formula, how the
Residue theorem used to evaluate
integral on complex plane, Properties
of complex integrals, the complex
integration techniques simplifies the
working procedure compare to real
integrals, tips to face semester
examination confidently and score
higher grade. 100 students benefitted
the guest lecture, and made the session
useful and as Interactive session.
An interactive session between taken
by professor
Students taking notes while the session
An interactive session between taken
by professor

GUEST
LECTURES
Aspiring knowledge
The whole Purpose
of education is to turn
mirrors into
windows
A Seminar on “ENCHANCING
INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION”
• A Seminar on “Enhancing
Interpersonal communication” was
organized by the department of English
(S&H) on 7.1.2017( 182 ). Seminar conducted
to give insight knowledge about the skills in
the speaking. The seminar started at 9:00
am with an introduction of resource person
Mr.P.Senthil Kumar, Assistant Professor ,
Department of English, PSG College of
Technology, Coimbatore. During seminar
various topics like verbal and non verbal
communication discussed. This seminar
encouraged the students to engage in
communication and use appropriate
questioning to develop their understanding.
Scopes of CAE
Mr. P.Senthil Kumar, AP /Eng, PSG College
of Tech addressing the students

ESPRIT’17
Department of Science & Humanities organized an Intra-level Technical Symposium Esprit 17 on 18 th March
2017. Dr. G.K.D. Prasanna Venkatesan, Dean (R&D) HOD(S&H) welcomed the gathering. Dr. V. P. Arunachalam,
Director, SNS institutions Presided and delivered the presidential address. During his inaugural address, he
encouraged the students to hone their communication skills. The chief guest of the day was
Dr. K. Rathinasabapathy, Head, Department of English, PSG College of Arts & Science, Coimbatore. In his
inaugural address, he insisted the students to improve their listening skill & Reading skill which would help
them to improve their communication skills. Dr. C. Vivekanadan, Vice Principal, SNSCE felicitated the students
for their active participation and insisted them to take active participation in the co-curricular activities which
would improve their confidence & Interpersonal skills. After the inauguration, on- stage events like Tech Quiz,
War of Words, Dub Smash, & Short films were conducted.
The valedictory function was started at 3.00 P.M on the same day. Dr. T. Mekala, Overall Coordinator -
Esprit ’17, delivered the Valedictory address. In her valedictory address, she gave a complete picture of
Esprit. She said that out of 308 students 282 students took part in 21 different events which were conducted
from 14 th March. She also added that 50 students participated in paper presentations out of which 24 got
selected for on-stage presentation. After that, by Dr. C. Vivekanandan, Vice Principal, SNSCE appreciated
the winners with Medals and Prizes. The function came to an end with the National Anthem.

• The Math Club is to develop mathematical curiosity ,logical and critical
thinking and the ability to reflect critically upon their work
Staff coordinator
M.Jayakuamar AP/Mathematics
Staff members
Ms.M.Poongothai AP/Mathematics
Ms.R.Mohanapriya AP/Mathematics
Student coordinator
Ms. Santhiya ( III CSE)
active participation of student
It is the platform to share and enrich mathematical skills and get benefited
through expertise lecture

SNS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, COIMBATORE-641
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES
SMILE-ENGLISH LITERARY CLUB
EVENT REPORT
EVENTS
Women Empowerment
Get rid of Poverty
Engineer a God
15 Students from various Departments enrolled their
names
12 Students participated in the event
Dr.T.BanuRamalakshmi/ AP-English and Dr.T.Mekala/
AP-English Acted as the Judges
Is globalization really necessary
Shortlist of the winners:
Beauty contests degrade womanhood
Winners were identified based on their proficiency in
grammar, sentence construction, relevancy to the topic,
content delivery, vocabulary, expression and accent.
Value based politics is the need of the hour
First three winners of the competition were honored
with rewards.
37 Students from various Departments
enrolled their names
36 Students participated in the event
Dr.T.BanuRamalakshmi/ AP-English and
Ms.C.Vennila/ AP-English Acted as the Judges
Shortlist of the winners:
Winners were identified based on their
creativity, flexibility, team building,
Leadership Skills, Communication Skills and
Differential thinking
First three winners of the competition were
honored with rewards.

FACULTY CORNER
Paper Published in the Conferences:
• Ms.S. Rajalakshmi Devi, AP/Chemistry Participated in the International
Conference on Renewable Energy and Environment conducted by Ramakrishna
Mission Vidhyalaya College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore on 15 th and 16 th
Dec. 2016.
• Mr.T.Arun Kumar, AP/Chemistry Published an article on the topic Recent
Therapeutic Approaches to treat Ovarian Cancer in Malaya Journal of
Biosciences 2017, Volume 3 2016 Issue 2, Page 57-62.
• Mrs.S.Padmapriya & Mrs.C.Divya, AP/English Participated and published a
paper in International Congress on English Grammar ICEG’17 on the topic ELT
through ICT on 21-02-2017
Paper Published in the Journal:
• Dr.T. Mekala & Mrs.C.Divya, AP/English Published a paper on the topic Motivate
ESL students’ Intrinsic skill in the ESL Classroom in the International journal of
English and Education ISSN 2278-4012 vol. 6 Issue 1
Internal Research Seminar:
• Mrs.S.Padmapriya & Mrs.C.Divya, AP/English on the topic ELT THROUGH ICT
on 19/01/2017.
• Mr.T.Arun Kumar, AP/Chemistry on the topic MANUFACTURING OF BRICKS on
24/1/2017.
• Mr.K.Senthil Kumaran, AP/Chemistry on the topic WATER PURIFICATION on
23/1/2017.
• Mr.S.Jaya kumar, AP/Physics on the topic RECENT RESEARCH TRENDS IN
MATERIALS SCIENCE on 20/01/2017.
• Ms.M.Shanthi AP/Mathematics on the topic FLUID DYNAMICS on 11/01/2017.
• Ms. N.Vithya AP/Mathematics on the topic “Introductions to Digital Topology”
on 11.02.2017.
• Dr.T.Mekala, AP/ English presented paper on the topic “Motivating Students
Intrinsic Skills in ESL Classroom” by at 4.30pm at I- 103 on 06.03.2017

I
INTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINARS
Internal Research Seminar on Different
Materials and their Properties
Internal Research Seminar on
Application of Fluid Dynamics
Mr S.Jayakumar Assistant Professor /
Physics gave a seminar on recent research
trends in materials science on 20th of
January at 2 p.m. at Lecture Hall 201. This
lecture covered different types of materials
and their properties towards technological
applications. He also overviewed different
types of characterization techniques that
are useful to evaluate the structure and
properties of the materials.
• An internal seminar arranged for
faculty members of S&H on 11-01-2017,in
hall.No.I-306 at 4.30P.M by Ms.M.Shanthi
,AP/ Maths. The main objective of having this
seminar was to give an opportunity to the
faculty members to know the applications &
research areas of fluid dynamics . Applications,
including calculating forces and moments on
aircraft, determining the mass flow rate of
petroleum through pipelines, predicting
weather patterns,etc discussed.
Lecture was given by Mr.S.Jayakumar to
the faculties.
Ms.M.Shanthi, AP/Maths presenting the
lecture on Fluid Dynamics

INTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR
ON MATHEMATICS
Internal Research seminar on
Different Teaching Practices
Ms.N.Vithya, AP/Maths gave
lecture on “Topology“ on 11/02/2017 in hall
no I-207. During this session, the
fundamentals and various types of
topology discussed. Importance of
topological properties of images in a wide
range of applications namely computer
graphics, pattern analysis, robotic designs
etc. At the end of the session, queries were
made effectively by faculty members.
Ms.Padmapriya.S and Ms.Divya.C , AP/
English gave lecture on different teaching
practices on 19.01.2017 ( I 103). The objective
of having this seminar was to give an
opportunity to the faculty to learn various
practices which are actually practiced by
various institution members. To facilitate
faculty members to know the technical
teaching environment and most importantly
they got an insight what other members would
expect when they inculcate the practices.
Mrs.C.Divya, AP/Eng, gave a lecture on
different
practice
Mrs.Vidhya, AP/Maths interacted with
faculty members
Mrs., AP Ms.Padmapriya.S /Eng, gave a
lecture on different practice

BAAHUBALI - THE BEGINNING
Director : S.S.Rajamouli
Producer : Shobu Yarlagadda, Prasad Devineni
Music Director : M. M. Keeravani
Starring : Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Tamannaah,
Anushka
Release date : July 10, 2015
Story:-
• Shiva (Prabhas) is brought up by some native villagers.
He grows up with special skills which turn out to be a
mystery for every one. One fine day, he spots
Avantika(Tamanna) and falls in love with her.
• As time passes by, he comes to know that she and her
group are trying hard to rescue the royal princes
Devasena(Anushka) from the evil clutches of
Palvalathevan (Rana). Shiva decides to help Avanitka
and enters the Mahizhmati Kingdom.
• As soon as he lands there, he comes to know that he
has a past associated with both Mahizhmati and
Palvalathevan . What is that past ? What does Shiva
have to do with Mahizhmati ? Who is Shiva in real life?
PLUS POINTS:
• The extravagant sets, spectacular visuals and the sheer
magnitude has not been showcased in any Indian film
before. One cannot shy away to laud Rajamouli for
thinking something this huge and also executing it on
such a mammoth scale. The war sequences and the way
they have been executed are in true Hollywood style.
• Prabhas is terrific in a dual role and is the apt choice as
Baahubali. No one except him could have done justice
to the role which is larger than life and has many heroic
moments. His sheer screen presence and emotional
performance will be immensely loved by his fans. As
expected, Rana is menacing as the baddie Palvalathevan
• It is quite surprising to see the amount of detailing that
has gone into every aspect of this film. Tamanna is
gorgeous as Avantika and plays her part well. Ramya
Krishna is elegant as Shivagami and brings a lot of
depth to the film. Nasser and Satyaraj play their roles
perfectly. Second half of the film has a lot of emotions
which elevate the film to another level.
MINUS POINTS:
The story line of Baahubali is quite routine and
predictable. Anushka has nothing much to do in
the film as her character will be revealed only
during the second part.
Certain war sequences have been dragged out
and could have been trimmed to decrease the run
time. There is so much hype surrounding the film
that certain unwanted songs side tracks the film.
TECHNICAL ASPECTS:
Baahubali is by far the most technically brilliant
film that has come out from Indian cinema. Each
and every frame in the film is sheer magic. The
sets, VFX work and graphics are just out of this
world. One should be really proud to see such
grand visuals especially in a Multi language film.
Music is decent but the background score could
have been better.. Sabu Cyril has done a
marvelous job with the sets. Be it the palace sets,
the kingdom surroundings or the warfare
equipment, everything looks impressive. Senthil
Kumar’s camera work is mind blowing. His
awesome visuals are nicely complimented by the
stunning VFX. The water fall scenes and some
shots during the fight sequence with Kaalakeya
have been executed brilliantly.
The way Rajamouli has conceptualized the visuals
will be a learning lesson for a generation of
aspiring film makers. Even though Rajamouli’s
screenplay dips a bit here and there, his larger
than life approach is what makes this film such a
visual treat.
by
Mukilan A
Venkatesh P M
I IT

Production: Aamir Khan, UTV Motion Pictures
Cast: Aamir Khan, Sakshi Tanwar
Direction, Screenplay, Story: Nitesh Tiwari
MUSIC: Pritam
• Dangle is an emotionally made biographical tale that talks about a former National level
wrestler who could not win a Gold medal for India due to his personal commitments but fulfills
his wish by making his two daughters win medals at the Commonwealth Games. It is not the
first time we are witnessing a film that speaks about a wrestler’s life, but no matter how many
films you might have watched, Dangal stands unique in a lot of ways. Director Nitesh Tiwari
has to be credited for the way he has treated the film with not much force fitted theatrics yet
grabbing the attention of the audience throughout the film. Yes, there were one or two dramatic
moments which looked essential for the script and they were not overdone.
• The performance are riveting and the visuals are stunning. The wrestling sequences are brutally
realistic and were shot so well. Aamir Khan proves yet again why he is called Mr.Perfectionist.
He only plays a guiding role here and lets the girls who play his daughters in the film take the
center stage on most occasions.
• Let’s not forget the show stealers Fatima Sana Shaikh(Geeta) and Sanya Malhotra(Babita), the
girls who played Aamir Khan’s daughters. They showed great intensity and grit when it came to
the wrestling sequence and also performed equally well when they had to enact an emotional
scene. Zaira Wasim and Suhani Bhatnagar, who played the younger version of Geeta and Babita
made their screen time count as well. Nitesh has extracted some great acting from all the
supporting artist too. Not a single frame looked amateurish.
• Dangal is adequately supported by three technicians. Pritam(Music), Sethu Sriram(Camera) and
Ballu Saluja(Cuts). All three did their job picture perfect. A heartwarming music, a camera that
had captured wrestling like never before and an editor who stood as an unsung hero.
• Finally, we have a film that talks about the real struggle of a wrestler. How much they had to
lose to win a medal for the nation? People who watch this film might never take wrestling as
their profession, but one thing is for certain, the respect for the sport will undoubtedly
increase…
VERDICT: Aamir Khan hits it out of the park yet again with another emotional masterpiece!!!
By
Krishna Kanth S
I CIVIL

REBUS BUZZELE
• Q-1: URYY4ME
• Q-2: DOX DOX
• Q-3: MOUNT MOUNT MOUNT
MOUNT
MOUNT
MOUNT MOUNT MOUNT
MOUNT MOUNT
• Q-4: E
S
D
School life
Most irritating moments
_Morning alarm
Most difficult task
_To find socks
Most dreadful journey
_Way to class
Most lovely time
ONE LINERS :
•Life is all about perspective. The sinking of the
titanic was a miracle to the lobsters in the ship's
kitchen.
•A recent study has found that women who
carry a little extra weight live longer than the
men who mention it.
•Life is like toilet paper, you're either on a roll or
taking shit from someone.
•Intelligence is like an underwear. It is
important that you have it, but not necessary
that you show it off. What did one ocean say to
the other ocean? Nothing, they just waved.
E
G
_Meeting friends
Most tragic moments
• Q-5: A4ID
• Q-6: R+R
• Q-7: BOAT
• BOAT
• BOAT
• BOAT
• SALE SALE SALE SALE
• Q-8: TEN (BAD )TION
• Q-9: POT OOOOOOOO
• Q-10: XQQQQQQQME
_Surprise test in 1 st period
Most wonderful news
_Teacher is absent
Most exciting time
_PT period
Most dangerous moments
_Annual report
•Love may be blind, but marriage is a real eyeopener.
•Why did the scientist install a knocker on his
door? He wanted to win the no-bell prize!
•Why did the bee get married? Because he
found his honey.
•Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you
down to his level and beat you with experience.
•When tempted to fight fire with fire, remember
that the fire department usually uses water.
Some Q & A’s :
ANSWERS :
1. YOU ARE TOO WISE FOR ME
2. PARADOX
3. MOUNTAIN
4. ROUND EDGES
5. FOREIGN AID
6. SUMMER
7. ROBOTS FOR SALE
8. BAD INTENTION
9. POTATOES
Nithiskumar T
I ECE
Q. What is an elephant’s favorite no.?
A. Ate!
Q. What does the cobbler say to the cat when the
cat enters his shop?
A. Shoe!
BY
FRANK JONATHAN C
I CIVL
BY
MUKILAN A,
VENKATESH P M
I IT

REVIEW
Malgudi Days – R. K. Narayan
INSPIRATIONAL INITIATOR
FOR YOUTHS
This is a real time story which
happened and which I have seen and
felt proud of about a 76 years young
and energetic man.
"While other writers rely on paragraphs and pages to get
their points across, Narayan extracts the full capacity of
each sentence, so much so that his stories seem bound
by an invisible yet essential mechanism, similar to the
metrical and quantitative constraints of poetry."
-- Anonymous
Being fond of comics got me in to reading “Malgudi
Days”. Malgudi is a fictional Indian town created by R.K.
Narayan, conceived in such realistic detail. Most of
Narayan's works take place in Malgudi, and the more
you read about the place, the more you start to feel like
it exists — that you might like to visit it someday, too.
"Whom next shall I meet in Malgudi? That is the
thought that comes to me when I close a novel of
Mr. Narayan's. I do not wait for another novel. I wait to
go out of my door into those loved and shabby streets..."
— Graham Greene
The concentration of Narayan's prose is astonishing. In
this short story collection, Narayan introduces us to a
number of characters who inhabits in Malgudi, each
with their own conflicts. Some are strictly worldly
predicaments, while some verge on magical realism.
The stories are brief, but immensely satisfying. You'd
never guess that they were written over the course of
four decades — from the '40s to the '80s — because the
book is so wonderfully cohesive as a whole. As much as I
enjoy short stories, there are very few collections I can
think of that maintain the same level of quality
throughout: it seems like there are always a few stories
you have to slog through in between the really good
ones. In Malgudi Days, that isn't the case. You may not
necessarily sympathize with every character's plight, but
each tale carries its own intrigue. As far as I'm
concerned, there's no weak link here.
There you have it: poetic sensibilities concentrated into
prose so potent that it only takes a few pages to tell
each well-rounded tale.
I loved reading this book. I'd recommend it to anyone
looking to dip their toes into SA lit, just as much as I would
to anyone already immersed in the genre who needs to
catch up on some of the classics (as I do.) I'm
enchanted by the Malgudi spell, and I'm already
perusing online bookstores to arrange for my next visit
back.
By
Nitin Kumar
I ECE B
One day, when I was standing near an
ice cream shop I saw an old man
having small plants in his hand. First I
thought that he was taking those to his
home. But it was only later I realised he
had brought them to plant it. Then I
heard the people saying that the old
man used to plant trees regularly and
most of the trees in the area was
planted by him.
Being a student it got me thinking why
we did not indulge in such social
activities. I also realised what the old
man did was to help the future
generations. This inspired many to do
the same in order to conserve and
preserve the environment.
.
"Age does not lies in the
appearance it lies in attitude”
BY
T. S. Anusa
I CSE
SMILE….
No one is born happy… all of us are just
born with the ability to create happiness,
So today let us make others happy
Flash your sweetest smile,
I love to smile, always!
Smiling is the God’s greatest gift to me.
Even when I am sad I like to smile.
A smile can create a lot of happiness so,
Dear friends have a smile on your face.
By
K. SHONA
N. HEENA
I ECE

Tongue Twister Poems
1. A tutor who tooted the flute tried
to tutor two tooters to toot. The
two said to the tutor "Is it
tougher to toot or to tutor two
tooters to toot?"
2. Three sweet switched Swiss
witches watch three washed
Swiss witch Swatch watch
switches. Which sweet switched
Swiss witch watches Which
washed Swiss witch Swatch
watch switch?
By
Sandeep Kumar V
I CSE
RIDDLES
1. Guess what may be the
answer for this riddle?
Mary + Mary = ?
2. Strain your brain and solve
got hero hero
got hero hero
got hero hero
got hero hero
hero hero
3.Line
Line
4. Ice berg
5. TEMP
RAT
URE
6. PAR
2
7. Guess what it is?
I right I
8. Think and answer
B E D
9. Dance
Dance
Dance
Dance
10. Choice
Choice
Choice
Answers
1.Summary
2.Forgotten
3.parallel lines
4.Tip of the berg
5.Falling temperature
6.Two under par
7.Right between two eyes
8.Bed spread
9.Last dance
10.Multiple choice
- T. S. Anusa
I CSE
A New Life
Stepping into a new life where
One faces oneself
Some consider everything a race
and chase after them all,
While others find it difficult
to even tie their shoe lace.
Many here care for you,
but you care for a select few
Lots of leisure, lots of pressure
In the midst of which, some search for
treasure.
The greatest invention being the headset
without which no one’s heads are fit
More sleep, less work, but still
Feeling tired every other minute.
Sudden decisions rare output
Even don’t care for taking next
More dance, more wishes,
Many an exam and test.
Suddenly, when you look back
The poster says ‘The End’,
The 35040 hours of these four years
Are just like the three hours of a movie
Passing by in the snap of your fingers
Leaving behind many memory that
lingers.
By
Vijay Karthigyan.R
I CIVIL
PEACOCK
The Untold Beauty – PEACOCK. It gazed at
the sky's best portion, reading the unread
horizon, and defining each bit of it, with its
flawless alluring look. Leaving the whole
world to lurk behind and admire it to their
fullest. Taking no courage to dart from its
sight, pleading for another probability to stay.
Having been kissed by the sunlight, It's beak,
merged with the gloomy sky, while it's crest
danced like the pollen flowers, describing the
world's best Model!
By
Keleena Shalin Nigli
I ECE’A’

OUR PARLIAMENT
RIDDLES
1. With pointed fangs I sit and wait, with piercing force I crunch
out fate, grabbling victims, proclaiming might, physically
joining with a single bite. What am I?
2. I have hearts, but no other organs. What am I?
3. I run all around the pasture/field but never move. What am I?
4. I start with letter e, I end with e, I contain only one letter, yet
I am not the letter. What am I?
5. I am seven letter word containing thousands of letter. What
am I?
6. You will always find me in the past .I can be created in the
present, but the future can never taint me. Who am I?
7. You can see me in water but I never get wet. What am I?
8. I begin with T, end with T, and has T in me. What am I?
9. Two in a corner, 1 in a room, 0 in a house, but 1 in a shelter.
What am I?
10. 3/7 chicken, 2/3 cat, and 2/4 goat. What am I?
- Deeksha
The time in everyone’s lives
DEATH
Were the things we acquire are not for us
When our thoughts hops in between losing or fighting back
And the problems becomes a minute of crack
Oh! Death You cause equity among wealthiest and filthiest
period in life were the mightiest become the weakest
Because When it becomes an awaiting thing
1. A stapler
2. A deck of
playing cards
3. A fence
4. An envelope
5. Mail box
6. History
7. A reflection
8. Teapot
9. The letter r
10. Chicago
1. The building was designed by two famous architects -
Sir Edwin Lutyens and Sir Herbert Baker.
2. The Foundation Stone of Parliament House was laid on
the 12th February, 1921.
3. The construction of the building took six years.
4. The cost of construction was Rs. 83 lakhs.
5. Parliament House is a massive circular edifice 560 feet
(170.69 meters) in diameter.
6. It covers an area of nearly six acres (24281.16 square
meters).
7. It has 144 creamy sandstone pillars of 27 feet high.
8. The Central Hall is circular in shape and its dome which
is 98 ft. (29.87 meters) in diameter is stated to be one of
the most magnificent domes in the world.
9. The Chamber has a seating accommodation for 550
Members.
10. The seats are divided into six blocks, each with eleven
rows. Block No. 1 on the right-hand side of the Speaker’s
Chair and Block No. 6 on the left-hand side have 97
seats each. The remaining 4 blocks have 89 seats each.
11. Parking for 212 cars.
it doesn’t show any impacts
When it shows, it’s on those who
Death itself isn’t cruel…….
The ways in which it is achieved is
I hope……..to be or not to be to face it
are…………nothing
brave
Dreadful…
12. Both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha halls are horse
shoe shaped.
13. The Parliament Library is the second largest library in
India.
14. The circular aspect of the Indian parliament represent
”continuity”.
Is in the hands of us
Oh angle danger for millions But not for me……
15. The first floor balcony has totally 144 pillars.
16. There are totally 6 lifts in the building.
I’m waiting !!!!!
- Padmanaban B
I ECE
17. The whole circumference of parliament is 1/3 rd of a
mile.
Compiled By
Abishek D

Life is
like a
camera
focus on
what’s
important
and
you’ll
capture it
perfectly!!!
Captured by: R. Vijay Karthekeyan
Compiled by: S. Krishna Kanth
I CIVIL
IMPORTANT OF U AND I
HOW CAN YOU SM_LE
WITHOUT’I’
HOW CAN YOU BE F_NE
WITHOUT’I’
HOW CAN YOU W_SH
WITHOUT’I’
HOW CAN YOU BE FR_END
WITHOUT’I’
‘I’ AM VERY IMPORTANT!
BUT THIS ‘I’ CAN NEVER ACHIEVE
S_CCESS WITHOUT ‘U’.
BY
NARENDRAN B
I MECH B

QUINTESSENCE
Department of Science and Humanities
About the Department
Science and Humanities is the heart of the matter, the
keeper of the republic – source of national memory and
public force, cultural understanding and communication
with an individual fulfilment
Vision
The Department of Science and
Humanities has the visionary
value of strengthening the
budding engineers by providing
them quality education with a
combination of discipline,
humanity and ethical value of
sciences.
Mission
The mission of Science and
Humanities is to mend the
student to be an engineer
through the scientific ethics and
human values by providing
quality education in Science &
Humanities.
To develop self-reliance and selfconfidence
of the students to
face the competitive world.
To promote the students’
technical knowledge and
communication skills.