Yearbook 2020 IITG

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Divided by hostels but united by hearts!! hsuhsu!! The
only person I can resonate my feelings with all the
time.I miss the karaokes, the endless talks about life,
you forcing me for quick market complex shopping,unplanned
food trials, all of us under the starry
night at mawsymran, the life of pi feels at the dawki
river, jamming in the car to the city, breaking the floor
real hard in the club, unending fights over our idols
and ghat feels of course. Edit 1: Ariana is best!
ANIKET RAMTEKE
Best memories in Campus?
The long walk around the campus with Pallavi,
Pulkit, Aniket, Varsha, Rashmi, Yash, Manav.
And all the days of organizing Techniche and
handling the guest house.
Biggest change since first year?
I have a better sense of gratitude and pride in
what I have earned and what I am going to do
with it in my life.
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Vishwas, I am so immensely proud of you for the
person you are. You are one of the kindest human I've
met. I so miss our JB's sneak outs and those
impromptu movie plans. And above all, I miss your
ghat phase (especially, we dancing our hearts out on
item songs and your singing “look what you made me
do”). The best part with you is that I can talk total
nonsense without being judged. Thanks for being
there all the time. I love you and everything about
you inspires me.
Best thing you learned from here?
Being open to challenges. And the belief that I
can do anything as long as I really want it to be
done.
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NEHA MEENA
I don't believe in God, but I do thank the stars for
meeting you the way we did so early in my college
life. These 4 years have bought a fair share of hardships
and cherishable memories, but you have been
there as my rock to stablilize me come what. I used to
wish that I'd make those cool friends they show on TV
in college. Well it looks like I succeded. I will miss your
thoughts, your quirks, and foremost your company:)
One thing you’ll miss the most?
Friends, mentors and garlic bread from Foodies
One thing you regret not doing?
Not being able to say goodbye to my friends
and a few professors. I have made my peace
with it but I know I am never going to have that
closure.
I am someone who started college with
disliking his department and ended up
developing a passion for the field because
of all the amazing friends, professors and
mentors that he met along the way and
had some amazing experiences throughout
the four years of the undergraduate
degree. I am humbled to be called a
friend by some people and I am grateful
for all the amazing life experiences that
these people have helped me shape.
PULKIT AGARWAL