LIFE AT IMI-B

HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY Freedom in mind, Faith in words, Pride in our heart, Memories in our soul. Let’s salute the nation on REPUBLIC DAY IMI family wishes all, a very Happy Republic Day . Today, the whole nation celebrated the 70 th Republic Day. The day at IMI B started with the flag hoisting, followed by national anthem. Our director, Prof. Ramesh Behl delivered an inspiring speech on how in life you have to adjust and overcome every circumstance that comes in your way. Never give up because great things take time. Thereafter, students of different committees got certificates for their hard work and their contribution in performing various tasks. The certificates of UBA and Swatch Bharat Abhiyaan certified by the Government was also distributed to the students for contributing in the rural development of India. Followed by snacks, tree plantation was done by the director along with a bunch of students as a tradition of IMI because we believe in “The bes

BLOOD DONATION CAMP @ IMIB   “There’s no great joy than saving a soul” The blood you donate gives someone another chance at life. One day that someone may be a close relative, a friend, a loved one – or even you. IMI Bhubaneswar feels gratified, that a blood donation camp was organised here in association with Odisha Blood Bank, Capital Hospital and Indian Red Cross on 19 th January  2019. The camp started around 10am and continued till 2pm. Initially a form was made filled by the students in order to have a general information of health. After that registration of the students was done and students who were eligible to give blood were called one by one in the bus. Huge number of students as well teachers contributed selflessly by donating the blood. After the donation, some refreshments were provided to the donors such as biscuits, real juice, glucose and banana. There was a huge enthusiasm among the students, a feeling proud was found in  them.The blood samples were c

ECLIPSE OF GENERATION!!!!!!!! -Ajit Mahendra Maurya India has a great tradition of sports, and is greatly influenced by the British presence in India in the 18 th  and 19 th  century. Cricket is undoubtedly the most popular sport, but in such a large and populous country there are many other sports that are played by a lot of people. With sports comes some great events which have happened in the time series. I would share some of the events which had made India proud and honoured. The 3 rd Boxing Day test 2018 in which India registered their 1 st series in which they won on Australian soil. Hypochondriac behavior could be seen among the Indian fans. Day 3 sublimated the Australia’s Innings to mediocre one’s. An innings which stupefy the dressing room. Recovering from this point of time needed a extra zeal to bring Australia back into the test series as well as test Match. Australians who were playing for the pride and denying the prospect of India, though g

CAN HUMAN BEINGS SURVIVE UTOPIA? -Rohit Chandel ‘Utopia’ as defined in the Oxford dictionary, ‘is an imagined place or state of things where everything is perfect.’ What if we got everything we that ask for? What if there were no loss and all profits? What if all our wishes came true? What if all the countries became rich, prosperous and flourished with all sorts of goods and resources? Will there be a time when we could ask for literally ‘no more’? Human beings are a social animal. They require food, water, shelter and various other basic resources to survive, though now a days, the number of requirements lists a stretch of necessities. Can there be a society where all of us surviving on this planet could get ‘all that we want’? That wouldn’t just result in the happiest society all around the world but also the most, rather the one with never ending resources. The Perfect World, one would call it. Seems such a beautiful place to be in, right? Well the harsh t

WORK-LIFE BALANCE -Alok Upadhyay Human race is a greedy species. In an attempt to earn more and more money they have started losing mental satisfaction and peace.But why is contentment and peace so important? Isn’t earning money the only satisfying thing.The answer is big NO. In his recent interview Ratan Tata , former chairman TATA group said “Don’t be serious, enjoy Life as it comes”. He clearly pointed out towards the issue of having a balanced life.An individual should maintain balance between time apportioned to work and his other life interests. Other interests may include family, hobbies, and social or leisure activities. Working round the clock not only prove detrimental to physical health but also mental health. Working without any serenity in life leave no difference between a human and a machine.There is no point in having money when you don’t have time or place to spend it, there is no point in having promotions when you don’t have people or f