In the Festival Festoon...

Posted by Anshul Gautam On 12:28 AM

The festoon of festival began with Durga Puja, and will end with Chatth. Though India is a nation of festivals but the festive enthusiasm in this festive season is far distinguished. Diwali, the festival of light, couldn't be as festive for we fourth year students as it used to be so far because this time we were mostly occupied in our studies. TCS is coming for our campus drive on 8th of this month, and the seriousness for preparation is immensely...

Festival Festoonery

Posted by Unknown On 8:29 AM

India is a land of festivals. Our country houses tons of festivities related to various ethnicity, religions and regions throughout the year. Festivals are not only accompanied by lights and colours, but also it brings joy and happiness amongst the common people. A festival is an event, usually and ordinary staged by a local community, which centres on and celebrates some unique aspect of the community and the festival. Festivals of many types,...

Diwali to enlighten the young generation of India

Posted by Unknown On 10:09 AM

Deepawali or some may say Diwali, meaning an array of lights is a festival celebrated in the Hindu month of Karthik by the Hindus, the Sikhs, and the Jains all across the vast expanse of the earth. According to the epic the Ramayana, the people of Ayodhya lit diyas to welcome their king Rama after having returned home having spent fourteen long years in exile and also to mark the victory of Lord Rama over the demon Ravana, who had abducted...

Joys of festivals with Nav-Aakash

Posted by Unknown On 6:57 PM

Comes October to blow the bassoon of festivity along with the melodramatic pomp and the ambience of holiness. Joy of celebration amidst the mundane rejuvenates the spirits. A few days ago we celebrated Durga Puja and Eid al-Adha. Despite the nature’s fury which surged in the form of Phailin, the super cyclone, vigor of celebration wasn’t put down even for the slightest. Ahead is the festival of lights, Diwali and the great festival of North-Eastern India, Chhatt. Where in Durga Puja we worship the ‘woman power’, Eid al-Adha teaches us the value of sacrifice. Every festival bears a message...

The Soliloquy of a Modest Administrator

Posted by Unknown On 1:27 AM

It was all calm inside the Principal’s room – an important file was being scrutinized – its content was to be abstracted and submitted to the University the next day and an innocent looking middle aged man-- sporting the east-Indian turban on as headgear, with stubbles of at least seven days appearing all over the unshaven cheeks--- peeped and a murmured ‘main aa sakte hun’ to reach the addressee--- this narrator.  A typical modest veiled...

'Monsoon Strokes' | Issue#2 August 2013

Posted by Unknown On 10:28 AM

Its the time when we are releasing the second issue of Nav Aakash. And wow, this time it has come in a new flavor; a theme based issue christened as 'Monsoon Strokes'. Each leaflet of this issue sends a tingling sensation into our nerves, because the fragrance it carries is something we closely cherish. Yes, it afloats the memories of yesteryears of we getting soaked in rain and pretending to be down with fever, to call the day a holiday. The memories of paper boats races, stamping our school shoes in puddles of water add only to our musings. But along with happiness it also draws in adversity,...