Inspirational Word’s by Prof. Abhisheak Mishra former Vice-President SGES

“Education is the ability to listen to al-most anything without losing your tem-

per or your self-confidence”

July-September , 2017 Volume 21

HighLights

“Creation of new through the power of the memory or imagination”

Special Points of Intrest:

Induction-2017

Result– 2 nd Sem

4 th Sem

6 th Sem

Vishva karma

Puja

Teachers Day

Tree Plantation –

NSS

Robotics Work-shop

Hindi Divas

NSS events’s

Chief Patron:

Shri I. P. Mishra

Patron:

Mrs. Jaya Mishra

Chief Editor: Dr. Neeta Tripathi

(Principal, (SSTC)SSEC

Editor Dr. Shilpi Dewangan

(Assot. Prof.,Applied Mathematics ), (SSTC) SSEC

Student Editors: Aman Verma VIIth Sem( Mech) Durgesh Singh- VIIth Sem (Mech) Cover Designers: M. S. Shriraj IIIrd Sem (CSE)

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Quarterly Newsletter SSTC SHRI SHANKARA-

CHARYA ENGINEERING

COLLEGE, BHILAI

INDUCTION PROGRAMME AT SSTC FOR BE-FIRST YEAR STUDENTS

Induction programme is an initiative to groom the overall personality of stu-

dents and make them acquainted with the culture of the institution. The 10th Induc-

tion Programme for the students of FIRST YEAR Engineering was held on 27th

July2017.

The aim of the programme was to ensure that every student feels welcomed,

engaged and excited to begin this new important stage in their education. The idea

was to make the students aware of their prospective opportunities and to show them

the path they have adopt in order to become successful engineers.

The Programme started with Lamp lighting. Principal SSEC Dr. Neeta Tripathi de-

livered the inaugural address in Audatorium, Hastakalamak Hall respectively where

she welcomed the students and advised them with their words of wisdom, in her

speech she explained about the EDRP System of the college. Vice President SGES,

Mrs Jaya Mishra addressed the students to become responsible and good citizen of

India , informed the students about the various qualities they need to inculcate in

themselves in order to become good engineers.

The chief guest of the event was Shri I.P. Mishra President Shri Gangajali

Education Society. He addressed the students about the Role & Responsibilities of

Engineers and importance of communication and technology. , he informed the stu-

dents about recent technology and its uses. He emphasized on the importance of ef-

fective communication skills for engineers.

On this occasion Dr. P.B. Deshmukh Director SSTC, Dr. Neeta Tripathi Prin-

cipal SSEC , Adviser Mr. R.L. Sharma were also present .The entire programme was

anchored by first year students

Induction Programme was followed

by “Maha Bhog” at (SSTC)SSEC Campus .

Students of all SSTC group received the Pra-

sad along with their parents

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3 DAYS WORKSHOP ON ROBATICS

Students need to be prepared for employment oriented technical skills. During college academ-ics students are not able to prepare themselves on employable technical skills due to limitations of uni-versity syllabus. There is something about robotics that inspires and intrigues. 3 Days Workshop on Robotics was conducted by college in collaboration with Carination Company , Certified with Intel certified company of Punjab. Nearly One Fifty students attend a three-day workshop . ―The main aim of the workshop was to provide an exposure to different kinds of robots,‖ On First Day General Instruction about Robotics, What is Robotics and Types of Robotics was Ex-plained and Shown demo videos by the Agency. Second Day Students were taught how to assemble Robotics . Group of Eight Students were made and each group assembled Robots. Workshop was conducted by Mrs. Mona Narula—Head of Technical Department of Carination Com-pany . Principal Dr. Neeta Tripathi appreciated the work done by students and congregated the com-pany , student and Mechanical Department for organizing such a workshop.

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TEACHERS DAY WAS CELEBRATED BY DEPARTMENT’S “Teachers are the torch bearers of the Gen-next”

“Teachers are the torch bearers of the Gen-next” with this thought students celebrated teachers day 2017-Teachers play a major role in making their students responsible citizens of tomorrow and good human beings. It is impossible to imagine our lives without teachers. They are the cornerstone of our future. We can never thank teachers enough for their immense contribution in a student’s life. All the Professor’s and student gathered in the college to celebrate this event. As a show

of gratitude and appreciation for the Professor’s, the student teachers came up with interesting cultural

activities and speeches.

VISHVAKARMA PUJA FOLLOWED BY MAHABHOG CELEBRATION

Every year on 17th September Vishwakarma puja is celebrated at Workshop’s . The Chief guest of the function Shri I.P. Mishra ,President SGES and Mrs. Jaya Mishra ,Vice –President SGES per-formed puja. On this occasion Dr. P.B. Deshmukh Director SSTC, Dr. Neeta Tripathi Principal SSEC, all the Hod’s ,Faculty Members and students were present. “MahaBhog” at SSEC –SSTC Campus was organized. All students of SSTC group received the Prasad

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University Result s of 2nd , 4th ,and 6th Semester of SSEC-SSTC-2016-17

Result CSE– Department Result ETC– Department

Semes-ter

No. of Students appeared

Total Stu-dents Passed

Pass Percent-age

2 77 39 51%

4 74 55 74%

6 58 49 84.50%

S.No. Name of the Students Marks Ob-

tained (out of 800)

Toppers 2nd Sem

1 NAMAN JAIN 698

2 DEEPAK MISHRA 686

3 VASUDHA MISHRA 685

4 NEHA SAHU 672

5 AMAN SINGH 669

S.No. Name of the Students Marks Ob-

tained (out of 1000)

Toppers 4thSem

1 BHAWANA SAHU 880

2 SRISHTI SINGH 840

3 HARNEET SINGH 833

4 KHUSHBOO 831

5 SARIKA SAHU 812

Toppers 6th Sem

1 T SHRAVYA 858

2 DIPTI JAIN 830

3 SHRUTI MALHOTRA 818

4 SAHIL KSHATRE 810

5 SAKSHI YADAV 790

Semes-ter

No. of Students appeared

Total Students Passed

Pass Percent-age

2 10 6 60%

4 32 10 31.25%

6 73 46 63.01

S.No

Name of the Students Marks Ob-

tained (out of 800)

Toppers 2nd Sem

1 VIBHA CHANDRAKAR 667

2 NISHI YADAV 623

3 SUMAN SHARMA 604

4 NEERAJ NAYAK 555

5 K. PRASHANT 548

S.No. Name of the Students Marks Ob-

tained (out of 1000)

Toppers 4th Sem

1 ANSHU 775

2 P.INDU RAO 766

3 MANROOP SINGH 759

4 SILIYA DURYODHAN 744

5 PRIYANKA VERMA 712

Toppers 6th Sem

1 PRADEEP SHRIWAS 824

2 AISHIN 818

3 JUHI 817

4 KAJAL SINGH 808

5 D. MEGHNA 807

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University Result s of 2nd , 4th ,and 6th Semester of SSEC-SSTC-2016-17

Result IT– Department Result MECH– Department

Semes-ter

No. of Students appeared

Total Stu-dents Passed

Pass Percent-age

2 53 21 40%

4 29 17 58.62%

6 6 4 67%

S.No. Name of the Students Marks Obtained

(out of 800)

Toppers 2nd Sem

1 GURPREET PANCHI 668

2 B. NIHARIKA 642

3 MEGHA PRAJAPATI 627

4 RANU AGRAWAL 625

5 MADHURI KAUSHIK 610

S.No. Name of the Students Marks Ob-

tained (out of 1000)

Toppers 4th Sem

1 JUHI CHANDEL 834

2 HARSHIT GUPTA 807

3 P SHIVENDRA 791

4 ANJALI DUTTA 623

5 RISHABH BICHPURIA

Toppers 6th Sem

1 SHWETA MATE 815

2 SONAL PANDEY 769

3 ANAMIKA TIWARI 749

4 AMANDEEP SINGH 733

Semes-ter

No. of Students appeared

Total Students Passed

Pass Percent-age

2 106 42 40%

4 110 61 55.45%

6 113 59 52%

S.No.

Name of the Students Marks Ob-

tained (out of 800)

Toppers 2nd Sem

1 ASHISH CHAUBEY 667

2 AJAY CHANDRA 665

3 DEVASHISH KURRE 632

4 SWAPNLI TAMRAKAR 614

5 MAHESH KANWAR 607

S.No. Name of the Students Marks Ob-

tained (out of 1000)

Toppers 4th Sem

1 SAURABH KUMAR SAHU 872

2 ANKIT GUPTA 856

3 BHUPAT KUMAR SONBER 842

4 ANJUM PATLE 832

5 KHEMANSHU SAHU 811

Toppers 6th Sem

1 PIYUSH PANDEY 861

2 INDRANI GHOSH 860

3 VIJAY SAHU 828

4 KARAN DEEPAK 826

5 MAYANK VERMA 825

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

Mrs Aradhana of IT Department has published a paper on the topic "Secure hash algorithm with its varients" on International journal of technical innovation in modern engineering & science .

Mr. Shankar Saran Tripathi of CSE Department attended the 5 day workshop in MATS Universi-

ty from 12th –16th September 2017 on ― Entrepreneurship Educators Program‖

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HINDI DIVAS CELEBRATED UNDER NSS 14 September marks on the calander to be celebrated as Hindi Diwas, as Hindi was adopted as Schedule Language on this day in 1949 by Constitutional Assembly of India. To emphasis the im-portance of Hindi, NSS unit organized Hindi Pakhwada. In Hindi Pakhwada, NSS organized Hindi Speech and Hindi Essay Writing Competition, on the topics, the role of Hindi in the era of Make in In-dia and The role of Hindi in multi-linguistic India, respectively (topics translated from Hindi). The winner of Speech Competitions are : Praveen Jaiswal (1st), Vasudha Mishra (2nd) and Kailash Sahu (3rd) The winner of Essay Writing Com-pletions: Vikas Bhagat (1st), Mohnish Gup-ta (2nd) and Sara Senapati (3rd)

INDUCTION PROGRAM ORGANIZED FOR NSS STUDENTS NSS unit organized induction program for the NSS Volunteer who are inducted in the current

session, to provide them an insight of work and ethics of NSS. The Chief Guest of the NSS induction

program was Dr. S. R. Thakur, NSS program coordination CSVTU Bhilai, addressed the volunteers.

Principal Dr. Neeta Tripathi also encouraged the volunteers for the noble cause, being a former volun-

teer her self she emphasized the importance of NSS during student life. NSS as a soviner for the Induc-

tion program presented An Autobiography of Ravindra Nath Tagor to both the distinguished speakers.

SURAJ JATAV SELECTED IN PRE –RDC PARADE 2017 Suraj Kumar Jatav, NSS Volun-teer from Mechanical Engineer-ing Branch studing in 5th semes-ter was selected for the Pre RDC was conducted at B.R. Ambedkar University , Agra. He was part of Chhattisgarh Contingent and completed to be a part of prestig-ious Repbulic day parade orga-nized on Rajapath, New Delhi annually.

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NSS VOLUNTEER & PROGRAM OFFICER ATTENDED NIC AHMEDABAD

NSS volunteer was selected to be part of Chhattisgarh Contingent that attended National Integration Camp organized at Ahmedabad. Pooja Sahu from Mechanical Engineering attended the NIC. Prof. Navdeep Khare, Program Officer NSS for his dis-tinguished work was given the privilege to lead the Chhattigarh Contingent as Contingent Leader.

NSS UNIT ORGANIZED TREE PLANTATION On the occasion of Teach-er’s day on 5th Sep., 2017 Tree Plantation was organized by National Service Scheme SSEC in the NSS Swami Viveka-nanda Garden. In the tree plantation sap-lings were planted by Dr. Neeta Tripathi, Principal and Staff , with Program Officer of NSS ,Aman Verma and Mayank Ver-ma Volunteers of NSS .

NSS UNIT OF SSEC PARTICIPATED IN WORLD POPULATION DAY RALLY UNDER CSVTU

To bring awareness among the people regarding population sta-bility on 11th Julyb2017, NSS Wing of CSVTU took out a huge rally at Bhilai which was flagged of by Cabinet Minister Mrs. Ramsheela Sahu in the presence of Vice Chan-cellor Dr. M. K. Verma . 22 NSS volienter from SSEC participated in the Rally

NSS UNIT OEGANIZED PlEDGE FOR CLEAN IN-

DIA

On the occasion of ― Swakshta Pakhwada‖ from 1 to 16th August NSS Volun-teers took pledge for clean India. The program was con-ducted on 2nd August. In this volunteers from NSS took the pledge of cleanliness.

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN STATE LEVEL NSS SPORTS SSEC Volunteers participated in state level NSS games Com-petition held at Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur. NSS games like Pittul, Tug of War, and Relay race, were held. SSEC NSS Volunteers actively par-ticipated. Abhishek Ghosh, Ajay, Shreejan Diwan and Ankit Prakash Secured their postion from NSS SSEC to repre-sent CSVT at State Level Completion.

DIGITAL DRAWING AND SKETCHES.

WHAT'S IN A REPUBLIC DAY PARADE? Men in crisp uniforms marching across Rajpath following strict military discipline is an awe-inspiring sight on Republic Day. Military parades are a tradition that inspire patriotism across nations and, in that vein, the Republic Day parade has become an emblem of India's national pride. The Republic Day commemorates India's constitution coming into force on January 26, 1950, declaring India a democratic republic. The date is the anniversary of Purna Swaraj Day held on January 26, 1930. Sometimes the parade also serves as a platform to send a message of national unity. For in-stance, after the humiliating defeat in the 1962 war with China, for the RD parade of 1963 Prime Min-ister Jawaharlal Nehru invited the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to the march-past. After Indian forces entered Dhaka and liberated Bangladesh, then East Pakistan, in December 1971, 4 Guards unit of the Army which spearheaded the Dhaka operations gave a military guard of honour to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founding father of Bangladesh.

BY AMAN VERMA (7th Semster, Mechanical Engineering)

(Student’s Editor, HighLights)