A Literary council initiative JULY-AUGUST 2015 Vol.-1, Issue-4 A Bimonthly Magazine NTHUZ Raj Kumar Goel Engineering College 40 km. 1 Stone, NH-24, Delhi-Hapur Road,Pilkhuwa,Ghaziabad
Chief Patron Shri Dinesh Kumar Goel Content Patron Prof B K Gupta Dr Laxman Prasad Editor s in chief Prof Ashish Soti Editors Dr R V S Bhadauria Mr Himanshu Tripathi Mr Madhvendra Pratap Singh Advisory committee Dr Ajay Kumar Chauhan College Activities 5 7 Student Column 8 Technology is tool, not a Solution 9 Dr Ajit Singh Yadav Dr Anand Tyagi Mr Ravi Ranjan Mr Mahendra Prasad Declaration Contents of the articles published in this magazine contain the view of the authors, and the editorial board does not take any responsibility for the 2 authenticity and originality of the articles.
EDITORIAL It gives me great opportunity to present the fourth issue of ENTHUZ, the measure of progress. In this issue, we have published the reports on events organized by the Student Activity council (SAC). Your feedback pats our back to give you the best every time. So keep sending your comments, feedback and suggestions to enthuz@rkgec.edu.in 3
Enthuz An idea finds its realization in expression, Enthuz is a step forward for such a realization of ideas and innovations. Our prime aim is to reach to the masses via talents of our college, thoughts of faculty and experts from different areas. Enthuz is an idea in its budding stage to provide platform for expression, and realization of activities of the college. 4
Activities in RKGEC The ceremony was well attended by the College, Dean Academic Dr. Ajay Kumar Chauhan, Dean Student Welfare Dr. Ajit K. Singh Yadav, HoDs, faculty members, supporting staff and students. The Director Prof. (Dr.) Ashish Soti in his Independence Day speech congratulated all the members of the college and highlighted the importance of the day and threw light on the sacrifices of the people who sacrificed their life for the independence of the country from the British rulers. The Independence Day of the Democratic Republic of India, was celebrated with patriotic fervor and gaiety by the Raj Kumar Goel Engineering College, Pilkhuwa on 15 August 2015. The Advisor, Prof. (Dr.) B.K.Gupta and Group Director (R & D) Prof. (Dr.) Laxman Prasad hoisted the National Flag at the college premise and paid tribute to the martyrs of the freedom struggle. The flag hoisting ceremony was followed by patriotic poem and song Vande Matarm presented by the students and singing of the National Anthem. He called upon the youth to become responsible, dedicated, honest and sincere citizens of the country and lead the nation in the globalised world. The Director also asked the college faculty, students and the staff to take pledge in strengthening the college to serve the society to its maximum potential. The function culminated with distribution of sweets among all the faculty, students and staff members. Enthuz 05 5
Activities in RKGEC Parichay Freshers' Welcome Party 2015 Parichay Freshers' Welcome Party 2015 Continuing with the proud tradition of the college, senior students and newcomers of the college mingled with each other at the freshers' welcome party held on 31 August 2015 in the college ground. Advisor Prof. (Dr.) B.K. Gupta & Group Director R&D Prof. (Dr.) Laxman Prasad, inaugurated the event with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp along with the convenor and members of the Cultural Committee of Raj Kumar Goel Engineering college. All the events were artistically and beautifully presented in colours as well as style. The audience was kept enthralled for three hours by mind, blowing performances of dances, songs and mimicry. There were hit dance numbers and various games which entertained all. The main challenge of the event Mr. and Ms. Fresher were selected, on the basis of their performance in three different rounds. First, it was the Introduction Round followed by a Talent Round and then the grand final Question- Answer Round with the top two contestants vying for Mr. and Ms. Fresher crown. At the end of the very enjoyable competition, Ms. Pragya (EC Ist year) was crowned as Miss Fresher 2015 and Mr.Suvyesh Tiwari (ME Ist year) Mr. Fresher 2015. All students participated in this and lunch followed the program. By the time the party came to an end, all the students were begging for more. Fresher s loved the welcome given to them and appreciated the whole-hearted efforts of their seniors and the college. Enthuz 06 6
HBT-2015 There were five teams which participated in Basketball tournament. Throughout the tournament ME senior team showed their dominance and in the final on 22 August 2015 they beat ME Junior team comfortably. Enthuz 7 07
You are the main character. The protagonist. The star at the center of your own unfolding story. You're surrounded by your supporting cast: friends and family hanging in your immediate orbit. Scattered a little further out, a network of acquaintances who drift in and out of contact over the years. But there in the background, faint and out of focus, are the extras. The random passerby. Each living a life as vivid and complex as your own. They carry on invisibly around you, bearing the accumulated weight of their own ambitions, friends, routines, mistakes, worries, triumphs and inherited craziness. When your life moves on to the next scene, theirs flickers in place, wrapped in a cloud of backstory and inside jokes and characters strung together with countless other stories that you'll never be able to see. That you'll never know exists. In which you might appear only once. As an extra sipping coffee in the background. As a blur of traffic passing on the highway. As a lighted window at dusk. By Akhilesh Singh Kushwaha ME Final Year Beti beti ek samman h jo sbko milna chahiye, beti ek izzat h jo har ghar me honi chahiye, beti ek noor hai,jo har taraf chamkani chahiye, ladki sabko chahiye par beti kisi ko nahi. ek bahi ko behan chahiye, ek premi ko premika chahiye, ek pati ko patni chahiye, par beti kisi ko nahi, AISA KYU,, By:- Prashant Singh Year:- 1st Sec:- 'A' Branch:- Computer Sciene Enthuz 08 8
Technology Is a Tool, Not a Solution Technology gives us power, but it does not and cannot tell us how to use that power. Technology is a tool, not a solution, a very well said proverb by Mr. Bill Gates, for waking up us to be not fully dependent on the technology but to use it in a perfect and a fruitful way. Human technology is outstanding, mind boggling almost beyond comprehension and we have advanced so quickly in such a short span of time that most of us are unaware of our true capabilities. Students today are certainly attracted by technology and why not? They have been around it all of their lives, But technology has to be simple, unobtrusive and easy-to-use not a shiny distraction that makes you off track. Even glass, something we are surrounded by every day, is no longer simply a translucent barrier between us and the natural elements but a medium of communication capable of storing data and displaying information or media at our whim. This is the only tip of iceberg when it comes to our advancing technology and they are by no means of pie in the sky dreams of future, these technologies are a reality now. Yet as advanced as we become, it is not solely technology that will improve our lives or condemn us to a continued existence as little more than slaves, for technology is neither good nor bad and it is not at all an encompassing solution to our human problems, any The propensity towards pointing fingers at our technological advancements is a scapegoat for the individual that does not want to look further into our social operation to identify where things may be going wrong or indeed right on a fundamental level. The new and inexpensive technologies which are now available pretty much everywhere are certainly enablers of the digital revolution, as is the rise of mobility and constant connectivity, and these tools make the process improvements and new solutions feasible and cost-effective, but it remains true that the real drivers of disruptive change are always the same: entrepreneurs, who probably didn t know what couldn t be done, and who look at things that everyone else has seen for years, but think something new and different and then go on to build something that changes the whole ball game. At last I would end up the topic by saying that, Technology just tells us the path and the way the problem could be solved but it should not whole-ly used to solve a problem but could be used to understand it, it should be treated like a tool not a destination goal of achievement. So, technology is just a tool not a complete solution. Madhvendra Singh Lecturer Department of management studies Enthuz 09 9
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