MANIPAL: Students of Manipal Institute of Technology bagged first prize in the TechFest organised by IIT-Bombay.
Fourth year ECE student Paresh K V along with Sai Aravind Chinthanippu, fourth year, mechatronics; Anukul Jindal, fourth year, ECE and Sreerag Mahadevan Cheeroth, fourth year, mechanical, aced the competition with there innovative model.
IIT Bombay’s annual technical event ‘TechFest’ wanted the students to innovate and find ways to stop the spread of the virus, and distribute vaccines after its successful invention. This was the theme of the fest with the pandemic spreading rampantly across India. The problem statement was to develop a model that can be put in place to achieve this goal by devising methods that are practical, applicable, and cost-effective.
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Meet the IIM grad who went back to her roots in Bihar to start a school for underprivileged children
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Twenty-eight-year-old Garima Vishal has embarked on a journey to educate under privileged children with an education system that is different from the one that is currently being followed in the country.
Founded in 2014 in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, Dejawoo School of Innovation follows a three-pillar education system.
How it all began
An engineer from Manipal Institute of Technology, and an MBA graduate from IIM Lucknow, Garima hails from the town of Selra in Bihar.
“My father has always encouraged my siblings and me to pursue higher education, as he understood the importance that education plays in today’s society. I was the first female graduate from my town, which has given my parents and me the inspiration and the moral obligation to take up educating children in the long run.”
Let there be light
The dark grey backdrop looks like sculpted clouds of an impending storm, the green patina of the sculpture, made from sheets of hammered copper, captures the available light and the raised flame atop, covered in 24K carat gold, emanates a faint glimmer of hope.
It is an image sucked in by thousands of touristy cameras that open and close their apertures before it every day and night. But in the eyes of G Satheesh Nair, the Statue of Liberty seems to have acquired a sense of the zeitgeist, accentuating the enduring symbolism its maker Frederic Auguste Bartholdi might have assigned. It is a photograph that recently won him second place in the architecture/historic category of the International Photo Awards (IPA), one of the top four global prizes that the community of photographers looks up to.