Poornima Panorama PIET Magazine 2020-21

YOGA DAY CELEBRATION To provide a platform to students for keeping gave valuable insights on Yoga through practical themselves healthy and energized, the Department training on a virtual mode. Mr. Dikshant Sharma of Applied Sciences, Poornima Institute of (Student Coordinator) also gave some valuable Engineering and Technology (PIET) Jaipur, tips related to a healthy diet. More than 100 organized a Virtual Workshop on “Importance of students of I year participated in it with zeal and Yoga for Students in Pandemic” on 21 June 2021 on zest and learned the yoga tips from the experts. the occasion of International Yoga Day with a theme The workshop ended with a vote of thanks to the ‘Yoga for Well–Being’. This day celebrates the experts and participants who made this physical and spiritual powers that yoga has brought workshop a grand success. The motive of this to the world stage. It is an important source of activity was to spread awareness about the exercise and healthy activity which people like to bene its of yoga among the students. join in and practice on a daily basis. This is a way to connect the body, mind and soul in an enthusiastic way. Yoga is known to keep the balance between body and mind and help get rid of age-old diseases. It is the solution to every problem related to body. The event initiated with the inaugural of the workshop and welcoming of the yoga experts: Ms. Aishwarya Singh Panwar (Certi ied Yoga Instructor, Pranav Yogshala, Jodhpur) and Dr. Kuldeep Malik (Director, Vedarna Foundation, Professor, ITS Engg. College, Noida) in the esteemed presence of Dr. Dinesh Goyal, Campus Director, PIET, and faculty members of the I year department. Both the experts Annual Magazine 2020-21 49 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

POORNIMA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY CHAIR APTINUES CLUB CYTRON CLUB DANCE & MUSIC CLUB NAMITA BILANDI RACHIT AGARWAL DHAIRYA KUMAR JAIN DARSHIL JAIN CHITRANSHA KUMAWAT AARUSHI SAXENA Captain Vice Captain Captain Vice Captain Captain Vice Captain HELPING HANDS CLUB JOSHILEY DRAMA CLUB LITERARY CLUB NIKUNJ MAHESHWARI PURVI DADLI YASH KUMAR BHATIA YUVRAJ DAGUR JAYESH MISHRA YASH KATTA UDAY MATHUR Students' Council Captain Vice Captain Captain Vice Captain Captain Vice Captain CO CHAIR ORIGIN CLUB PERFECT PIXELS POORNIMA INSTITUTE ALUMNI SOCIETY VAIDIKA DUGGAR Students' Council CO CHAIR ARYAMAN VIKRAM SHIVANI SINGH RANA NITESH SHARMA DHRUV SHARMA ABHISHEK SINGH KAUSTUBH S NAIR Captain Vice Captain Captain Vice Captain Captain Vice Captain UDAAN VIKRAMAJIT AERO-MODELLING CLUB SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CLUB SPORTS CLUB DIPESH KALA BHAVYA JAIN RAJENDRA CHOUDHARY AVINASH SINGH CHOUHAN PRIYANSHI GOYAL SANJIBAN BANDYOPADHYAY VANSH VASISHTHA Students' Council Captain Vice Captain Captain Vice Captain Captain Vice Captain CO CHAIR WOMEN IN SCIENCE & ENGINEERING YANTRAM (Research & Project Club) DEEPAK MUNDHRA ADITI AGARWAL ATULYA SHREE SHARMA SHUBHAM BHATI ROHAN KANDPAL Students' Council Captain Vice Captain Captain Vice Captain Annual Magazine 2020-21 50 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

Introduction to Clubs Students’ council is a body which codi ies and supervises all the activities inside as well as outside the institution. It is a committee of 32 students headed by the chair and followed by co- chairs, captains, and vice captains. 14 clubs are initiated where the sole aim is to improve the technical abilities of students by providing a platform to showcase their talents, foster the reputation of the institute as a leader in innovation and creativity, and above all letting the students ripen their leadership qualities. The goal of Students’ Council is to improve the ability of students. Our team organizes many educational activities to develop the personality of students, to increase the cognitive level of students, to develop creativity in students, to increase their con idence level. It Comprises of Chair, Co-Chair, Captains, Vice Captains. Students’ Council have 15 active Clubs. The goal of clubs is to improve the technical abilities of students as well as the reputation for the institute as a leader in innovation and creativity. Students will get a platform to show their potential for technical and non-technical ields. To prepare our students for competitive exams and to arouse them to work for the welfare of the community various clubs are developed at institute level. Students’ council has successfully organized more than 70 activities including Hackathon, Ice breakers and Euro iesta . Literary Club It is associated with literary works and other formal writings having a marked style intended to create an innovative foresight effect. Literary techniques are speci ic and are deliberate constructions of language which an author uses to convey meaning. Students get a loor to advertise their skills in writing and speaking. This club conducts activities regarding poetry, storytelling, extempore, debates, etc. Hence building up an artistic backbone of the student to present themselves with groomed con idence. Helping Hands Group As the name itself suggests, this club helps the underprivileged to ful ill their daily requirements by providing them food and clothes. This club organizes many educational activities for the students who are deprived of proper education and provides guidelines for the people who need help. They have taken vast steps in bringing the Change honoring their Vision of \"Being the change to bring the change\". Origin Club The objective of this to ful ill the thirst of the corporate by updating students’ knowledge on recent trends and technologies. It provides a platform where the technical innovativeness of students could be nurtured and given a practical shape so as to improve their technical and designing abilities. Aptineus Club Every career option requires a particular aptitude combination which should match with individual's potential ability for the overall growth. This club provides the best and early exposure to fresher student to numerical reasoning, verbal reasoning, abstract reasoning, speed, accuracy, and other such abilities which will help them understand the place of aptitude in choosing career option. Annual Magazine 2020-21 51 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

Dance and Music Club Dance and Music Club was created to provide a platform to students where they can showcase their dancing and musical skills and improve them. The club works to boost up the moral of students and to highlight their dancing and musical skills. Our objective is to provide opportunity to all the enthusiastic and energetic students to prove their talent and can train themselves. Udaan Vikramajit Aero-modeling Club With the sole purpose of spreading knowledge and popularizing aero modeling in young and receptive minds, this club conducts workshops on designing and construction of RC aircrafts and gliders at college level. The club has so far represented POORNIMA on National levels and have proven their ability to innovate and create with the 100% success ratio. Science and Technology Club Science and Technology Club is a society that organizes seminars and workshops on the new trends of technology and provides hands-on experience to the students. Also, it collaborates with eminent speakers and technocrats for providing a greater reach in the ield of technology plus the experience of the industry. The club provides an exposure to students by making them participate in conferences, seminars, and workshops of National and International level. It also guides students in writing research papers and making projects. Sports Club This club includes all sports activities organized at college level. The inter college sports participation is handled by this club for various games like volleyball, box cricket, basketball, table tennis, etc. Poornima Institute Alumni Society This club organizes the convocation ceremony for the students. Alumni along with their families are invited for the vast ‘Alumni Meet’ in which they interact with the students, share their experiences and act as guides for shaping students’ future. A strong bond develops between the alumni and students helping them to mold their future perfectly. It gives the students an interactive platform giving them the real life exposure and guidance. Cytron Club Cytron - Poornima Programming Community is a club which works as an entity in certain ields, namely as Programming Languages, Website Development, Android App Development, Aptitude Enhancement, Event Management, etc. In this club, members from inal year provide regular sessions and workshops to the students of irst, second and third year. Annual Magazine 2020-21 52 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

Women in Science and Engineering This club is about awareness of Women in Science and Engineering. In today’s scenario no one pays much attention towards their health, especially women. So, to make women understand about their safety and health issues this club was created. Poornima Business Incubation Centre (PBIC) Poornima Business Incubation Centre (PBIC) is the venture arm of Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology (PIET) that nurses, nurtures and fosters incubation of startups. It is an incubation center for startups whose objectives are to cultivate and promote entrepreneurism among talented youth, students and experienced alike. PBIC also conducts events like entrepreneurial talk series, workshops, open pitches and seminars to offer a good interface and visibility in the region. Joshiley Drama Club (JDC) Joshiley Drama Club (JDC) is the Theater and Drama Society of Poornima Group, that functions on PGC Level, including members from PIET, PCE, PGI and PU. It is a process- oriented after-college drama club in which students rehearse and perform a scripted Stage Play or Street Play. Students in Joshiley Drama Club learn the basics of stagecraft, self-discipline and the importance of hard work, creativity, and imaginative play, listening and observation skills, and self-con idence. Photography Club Perfect pixels is the photography club of PGC and has amazing photographers who are learning and capturing beauty at the same time. To bring out the talent and sharpen your existing capturing skills, has been the moto of this club. Annual Magazine 2020-21 53 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

Activities conducted by Students’ Council RTU POORNIMA HACKATHON 2021 The theme of RTU- POORNIMA HACKATHON 2021 was “Role of Engineers in Innovation and Technological Advancement for village upliftment”. The emphasis of Hackathon was on quality education, waste management, availability of clean water, renewable energy sources, agriculture, rural development, health care, digital literacy, smart communication, smart vehicles, easy access to government schemes, etc. This hackathon aimed to raise the standard of living in rural India and the overall development of villages in India. It was to bring together all streams of engineering to deliberate on the innovation and technological advancement in developing smarter technologies for building ef icient, sustainable, and livable villages in India. The event played a vital role in harnessing creativity, fueling imagination, and funneling for self-reliant India, improving governance, and empowering farmers and citizens. A hackathon at Poornima provides an opportunity to create functioning software or hardware by the end of the event. It starts with communication that mentions the objectives, terms, and details of the hackathon. It is generally observed that developers register to participate in the hackathon, and they qualify after the screening is done to analyze their background and skills. Poornima Hackathon will last from several hours to several days giving the participants a chance to interact, learn and recreate among the intellectuals. The journey started with the registration process, that was started in mid-February. Approx. 1700 registrations were received from cities like Pune, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Noida, Udaipur, Jodhpur, etc. out of which 50% registrations were from out of Rajasthan, 30% registrations were from other institutions in Rajasthan and 20% registrations are from the Poornima group of colleges. Students from different colleges like The North Cap University, SRM University, Manipal University, Amity University, Panipat Institute of Engineering and Technology have registered in RTU Poornima Hackathon. A total of 109 teams reported for this event. The irst session was held virtually at Arbuda Convention Centre on March 22, 2021, at 10:30 am. It was conducted by Ms. Hina Azad, Trainer Behavioral, Infosys. She started in the manner that what will happen if you don’t have con idence in your innersoles. Brainstorm ideas and ideate the value propositions that may be innovative and different from others in the market. In the seminar, even the importance and the necessity of Entrepreneurship (globally) was described. The second session was conducted in Arbuda Convention Centre at 12:05 pm on “How to Validate a Startup Idea” by Abhishek Gupta, Assistant Manager, Startup Oasis' Innocity, who briefed us about Hackathon stating that how much it is important, how to focus on it. Startup means that right iguring of things. Mind is very explorative; how can we proceed further on the idea by comparing hackathon and exploration of ideas. The Inaugural ceremony on 23rd March 2021 has been graced by many renowned dignitaries in of line as well as in online mode namely Dr. R.A. Gupta (Vice-Chancellor, RTU), Dr. Mohit Gambhir (Director, Innovation Cell, GOI), Dr. Ramanathan Ramana (Mission Director, Atal Innovation Mission, Niti Aayog, GOI), Smt. Mugdha Sinha (IAS, Government of Rajasthan) and Dr. Puneet Sharma (Program Head, DD National). They all had motivated our participants with their words. Annual Magazine 2020-21 54 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

For Evaluations, three rounds were conducted, every round was an elimination round. A total of 109 teams were evaluated in three rounds. The evaluation was based on the fact how the participants overcame the given problem statements. All the team members who worked hard explained what their project was and how it worked. They also briefed them about the problems they faced, and how they overcame those problems to give an optimal solution. The judges were both surprised and impressed over the efforts made by the students and the solutions given by them. The evaluation was then conducted on Innovation, completion, Design, Technology, and Bene its to society and business value parameters. Teams from JSPM's Jayawant Rao Sawant College of Engineering, Pune, National Institute of Technology, Silchar, and GD GOENKA UNIVERSITY were declared winners of the hackathon in the valedictory function. The event ended with Mr. Manish Bharadwaj, Chief Co-Ordinator RTU Poornima Hackathon encouraging everyone with his words and making a statement that no matter how many issues we may face, we can always count on the people we work with to make things happen. Annual Magazine 2020-21 55 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

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COVID DRIVE BY HELPING HANDS GROUP JAIPUR The main motive of this drive was to serve people by providing them Veri ied leads of resources like oxygen, beds, medicines, foods, etc., and contribute to making their lives somewhat easy in this Pandemic situation. The team worked on inding leads and verifying them through phone calls and messages. They divided teams - the irst was the Leads and veri ication category which was further divided into two subcategories, oxygen plus medicine, and bed, plasma, and food. These two subcategories handled unveri ied leads and veri ied them, and the responsible members passed the veri ied leads to the second category which is the Database team who entered the day-to-day veri ied leads in the google sheets to keep a record of the data. The third was the social media team which received requirements through social media and solved the queries through veri ied leads. These teams were formed as we were getting more requirements and to work smoothly. The veri ied leads were posted on various social platforms through which it was easily available to people. The club used different social platforms like Twitter, Telegram, Instagram, etc. to help people and providing them leads regarding their needs. With the efforts of the whole team, we helped more than 1,350 people through this drive directly through the various platforms. Twitter impressions have more than 10 Lakh views, more than 3000 energetic members on the telegram channel, and an excellent reach on telegram. Shapers Jaipur (UNICEF India) has also supported our drive to discuss the role youth/volunteers to ight Covid-19. Helping Hands joined the twitter chat on 8 May 2021. The club’s work has also been supported by some gems of Indian society like Sir Sachin Pilot, Sir Manoj Bajpayee. Lastly a closing ceremony for the appreciation of the team members was held on 28 May 2021. Annual Magazine 2020-21 55 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

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APTINEUS APTINEUS is an initiative as a student driven learning club at Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology & Poornima Group of Institutions. The club provide an open platform for creative minds to explore their talents and extend their abilities beyond the limits to turn their imagination into reality. The Aptineus club also provides the perfect platform to shape the mental intelligence of students. The club has been working for over 2 years to nurture the freshers with a proper guidance to boost up their reasoning, speed, and accuracy with the team of best trainers in the department. QUIZ COMPETITION This was the very irst activity conducted by Aptineus club for the session 2020, organized on 24-12-2020 under the guidance of the Student’s Council, PIET. This activity was conducted in online mode through google forms. First, the registration forms were released on 21-12-2020 on the club’s Instagram handle and the activity was even promoted on Instagram with videos and posters. Basically, it was the criteria for the recruitment of irst-year members in the club. The club received a total of 108 registrations from 1st year. The paper basically consisted of three sections one was logical reasoning another was aptitude and English grammar. The activity was basically for 1.5 hrs. After that the results were declared on 25 December, 2020. A total of 60 students with certain criteria were selected. This way the club successfully completed its irst activity. ORIENTATION PROGRAM The club organized the orientation program on 15-1-2021 for the 1st-year members to let them know all about the club and the future plans. This was quite an interactive one, they introduced their club with the new brains. The activity was organized in online mode. The club invited Mr. Deepak Moud (HOD Computer science department), Mr. Vikram Khandelwal (faculty advisor, Aptineus club), Mr. Shubham Kansal sir (founder, Aptineus club). They all shared their experience with the club and motivated students to start their new journey with the club and wish them good luck for their future and this way the orientation was successfully completed with the thank you speech of Mr. Manish Agrawal sir (prior captain, Aptineus club). Annual Magazine 2020-21 60 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

ONLINE SESSIONS The club made a proper plan to cover all the important topics of aptitude in the sessions and to The club conducted several sessions for 1st and 2nd- follow that accordingly, which are important. year students timely. The irst session for the irst Different groups were made of three each from 2nd year was conducted on 22-1-2021 in which the club year and according to the club’s schedule, sessions covered certain topics as per its yearly plan. for 1st-year students took place. As the student’s feedback is quite important so the club shared the feedback forms after every session and improved accordingly. Along with all this the club also provided the students with the practice material of every topic being covered during the sessions. Similarly, a no. of sessions followed up, that came out to be interesting and interactive where everyone learned and grew together. Then the club had a session for 2nd-year students on 12-5-2020. This session was conducted by Mr. Manish Agrawal sir (4th year), where he covered three topics (AVERAGE, TRAINS, DISTANCE). The session was for 1 hour. The feedback form was shared at the end of the session and on the next day a quiz google form was being shared among the students related to the topics being taught during the session. Annual Magazine 2020-21 61 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

CONNECTING BRAINS – A face to face talk It was the club’s irst of line session, where the Club seniors interacted with its members. Few regular topics were taught during the session for ½ an hour and for the next half hour the seniors conducted some fun-based aptitude activities so as to get more comfortable with its new members. FORTE QUEST On May 11th, Aptineus Club organized FORTE QUEST; a talent hunt for the irst-, second-and third-year students of PIET. The event was conducted under the supervision of the Students’ Council. The event was managed and conducted by Namita Bilandi (Captain Aptineus Club), Rachit Agarwal (Vice-Captain Aptineus Club), Manish Agarwal (Advisor and Former member of Aptineus Club), Shubham Kansal (Founder Aptineus Club). The event took place in an online mode through the medium of Google forms. Participation of around 130 students from irst, second and third year students were seen in the activity. The aim of the activity was to reorient students towards the new subject matter and to measure growth in knowledge, abilities, or skills. The activity consisted of 3 rounds with 3 different google forms, one for each round. The irst round was the Aptitude round where 15 questions based on aptitude were asked from the students. Similarly, a second round was there as a technical round where 15 questions based on programming were asked. And the third round was the Scienti ic round where 15 questions on emerging technologies and basic sciences were questioned. The whole activity took place in 2 hours consisting of 10 mins. breaks. All the participants performed exceptionally well. The day after we declared the result of the same. The First position was attained by Rishita Jain, the Second position by Bhavishya Jain, and the Third position by Rahul Dad. Certi icates were given to all the participants. Moreover, Certi icate of Appreciation and coupons worth Rs.1500. were given to Winners. “NATIONAL JOURNALISM DAY” The club organized an activity for the “NATIONAL JOURNALISM DAY” / ”HINDI PATRAKARITA DIWAS” on 30 May 2021. The main theme for this activity was “journalism”, so that people could get a platform to showcase their skills and could openly share their views on the concerned topic. This activity was being conducted through the Instagram page of the Aptineus club. The judges of the competition were the student advisors and the alumni members of the Aptineus club. The appreciation certi icates were given to the students who stands-up in the competition. Annual Magazine 2020-21 62 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Science and Technology Club is a society that organizes seminars and workshops on the new trends of technology and provides hands-on experience to the students. It also collaborates with eminent speakers and technocrats for providing a greater reach in the ield of technology plus the experience of the industry. Science and Technology Club works on the following objectives – • To provide an exposure to students by making them participate in conferences, seminars, and workshops of National and International level. • Guide students about research and writing of research papers. • Guide the students for making projects. • To organize various activities like Science Quiz, Puzzle Contest, Aptitude Test, Sudoku, Science Games etc. INTERACTION SESSIONS During the tough times of COVID-19, the club had its interaction sessions in online as well as of line modes. The sessions were conducted by Captain of Science and Technology Club Avinash Singh Chauhan, along with Priyanshi Goyal (Vice Captain S c i e n c e a n d Te c h n o l o g y C l u b ) a n d N i ku n j Maheshwari (Chair Students’ Council). The aim of the sessions was to introduce the club to the members and let them know the objective of the club including things they can get to know and learn with the help of the club. SCIENCETIEN The National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCSTC) requested the Government of India in 1986 to observe 28th February as National Science Day, to honor Sir C.V. Raman for his novel discovery on the scattering of light aka ‘The Raman Effect’. National Science Day promotes science and technology and its feasibility in our daily life. It also encourages scientists, writers, students, and others. On the occasion of the same, Science and Tech. Club, organized a quiz in collaboration with WISE Club, PIET. Annual Magazine 2020-21 63 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

GROUP DISCUSSIONS A group discussion refers to a communicative situation that allows its participants to share their views and opinions with other participants with a systematic exchange of information among them. The club decided to start a series of Group Discussions, to keep the members engaged and to help them gather information from different perspectives on certain topics. The members present their point of views, the information they have gathered in their research and the issues they think the particular ield faces or might be facing in the future. At the end one member concludes the whole session. GD on CYBER SECURITY A group discussion on “Cybersecurity” took place on April 19th, 2021. The club members had great enthusiasm while discussing the topic amongst themselves. Topics like ‘What Cybersecurity is?’ and ‘Different types of threats and stealing of data by different techniques’ were discussed. The students got to learn about types of hackers, discussed about online threats and stealing of data by different techniques like SQL, phishing etc. Students also talked about how to secure our data using software using honey pod, Biometrics, etc. Members also got Information regarding security threats like Snooping, Malware, Virus, Ransomware etc. Plus, Various security systems like FIREWALL, HONEY POTS, BIOMETRIC IDENTIFICATION, CAPTCHA and Digital Signature. Also, some Prerequisites to ensure security were talked about including: 1. The site should be http secured. 2. Only the of icial website should be used. 3. Public websites should be viewed on Incognito mode to avoid any type of Malware. 4. Firewall or antivirus should be used. All in all, the session was quite informative. Annual Magazine 2020-21 64 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

Annual Magazine 2020-21 GD on START-UP The session was taken in online mode at Zoom. This session was a Group Discussion session where the topic was Start-ups which is “A young company founded by one or more person with the agenda of inding solution of a particular problem to earn some money by that”. Start-ups are classi ied into three parts that are: Unicorn: Income of 1 $billion (197 unicorns in the world) Decacorn: Income of 10 $billion (Uber, Dropbox, Snap, WeWork) Hector: Income of 100 $billion The students found the session to be quite knowledgeable and useful for them. GD on CRYPTOCURRENCY Cryptocurrency word came from cryptography which means Secret language or Code, it is used to share the information which can be read by few people or organizations. It holds a certain value in the market and authorization to a certain person. It means a Digital form of currency. Some Examples of Crypto-Currency are BITCOIN and BLOCKCHAIN. The session also touched on the topic of crypto currency being either legal or illegal, which, as the meet concluded, depended on individual choice of Nations. The club members showed great enthusiasm while discussing the topic amongst themselves. The zest to learn something new was again visible within every member present. GD on CLOUD SERVICES One of the members, provided us with a brief about Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage and computing power, without direct active management by the user. From high and average marketers to gaming companies all use cloud computing now a days. There are three types of cloud computing based on location like: 1. public cloud: 2. private cloud: 3. Community cloud: The zeal to gain some new useful knowledge was apparent inside each member present. 65 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

WISE CLUB Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Club is not only working for strengthening the souls of women but also for gender equality. Since this pandemic held us in our personal space but organizing an online mode of communication for freshers this year turned into fruitful results, so the same WISE Club organized various activities for bringing girls in front of the stage to showcase their skills. SHE INSPIRES This was the irst activity organized by the club to challenge people to look around them coming out of their world to ind out the walking inspirations around them. Students shared stories of inspiring women in their lives and we got them shared on our social media handle. The activity took place on Dec.10th, 2020. The club received massive participation, and members got to know about many women warriors. WAR OF THOUGHTS A debate competition, on the topic - “Women are given Equal Working Opportunities and Perks in Science and Tech as Men” was organized from 21st- 22nd December 2020, to develop communication among students and improving their public speaking. Students majorly discussed gender equality in the ield of science and technology. The competition was judged by Hari Priya Nair (4th Year). Yash Kumar Bhatia (1st year) was announced as the winner. NATIONAL WEBINAR A national webinar on Empowering women through legal awareness and their role in society was organized by the Department of Applied Sciences and WISE Club, where the guests were Ms. Shalini Sheoran (Senior Advocate, High Court, Jaipur) and Ms. Anima Jain (Advocate, High Court, Jaipur). With the coordination of faculty in charge, this national- level event was made successful and informative for girls in legal aspects. The webinar was successful with a good number of attendees Annual Magazine 2020-21 66 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

ARMED QUIZZY On 15th January, 2021; Indian Armed Forces Day, the club organized a quiz competition on zoom among students of 1st – 3rd Year of PIET, to test their knowledge related to the Indian Army and their achievements. The winner of the quiz was a irst- year student – Akshara Pareek. TURNABOUT On the occasion of National Girl Child Day, this service reversal activity was organized to see the world with equality and motivate students to respect responsibilities and experience duties of the opposite gender. INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATION To celebrate the strength and hard work of women in our lives WISE Club organized a get-together for female faculty members of PIET, following a pink theme with music and refreshments. The activity was successful with dance and ramp walk by faculty members. Annual Magazine 2020-21 67 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

PERFECT PIXELS Perfect pixels is the photography club of PGC and has amazing photographers who are learning and capturing beauty at the same time. To bring out the talent and sharpen your existing capturing skills, has been the moto of this club. PHOTO-TALK \"Stories behind the perfect frame.\" On May 23rd, at 3 pm, Perfect Pixels organized a workshop for students to enlighten them about photography and the journey to the successful photographer of Mr. Raghav Jhawar Mr. Samanvay Ghogara, And Mr. Omit Sharma. Along with some photography tips and guidance for a good photograph. Initially, they spoke about photography tips the enlightened about manual mode and suggested how to use a manual mode in photography along with its bene its and they gave advice of using an HDR feature while capturing a photograph with its bene its. One by one all the three showcased their Instagram handle and taught about some Instagram techniques for getting reach on posts, also they speci ied the way to maintain a grid to make any page attractive and descriptive. They shared some stories behind a few memorable clicks, like - how they get to visit the place, how they got a perfect scenario, what were the efforts to click that picture, and the memories they have from that trip. Mr. Raghav taught how to shoot a reel and how to edit them, speci ically, he mentioned some tips for lockdown photography and motivated students toward their passion. In the session, the club had a two-way interaction in which the members showcased their clicks and the respected seniors told about the mistakes their junior photographers are committing so that they can enhance their photograph quality and also they gave brilliant knowledge about everything a beginner needs to know. The session was amazing, full of knowledge and completely useful for the attendees. Annual Magazine 2020-21 68 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

PICTURES-O-MANIA Perfect Pixels the Photography Club of Poornima organizes different competitions and workshops on the topic of photography, cinematography, VFX editing, etc. Pictures-O-Mania and snap-o-graphy was an online contests where students had to submit their photographs via Google form and then our club should post them on our Instagram handle and according to the point system the winners are announced on our Instagram page. We received more than 100 entries in both competitions, and we selected some creative entries. There were three winners in our irst competition and the entries were judged based on creativity, vision, overall impact of the entry. Our First Contest had three winners: - 1. Mohammed Sadiq 2. Pranav Sagar 3. Aaryan Arora Their winning posts were featured on clubs’ Instagram handle. SNAP-O-GRAPHY Participants had to submit photography shot using manual mode in camera, helpful in understanding the basic of camera feature. This contest was to give a basic knowledge of manual photography to the students that would help them to nurture their skills in photography. Annual Magazine 2020-21 69 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

DANCE AND MUSIC “Great singers and dancers are not great because of their technique; they are great because of their passion.” Dance and Music Club has been originated to provide a platform to students where they can showcase their dancing and musical skills and improve them. The club works to boost up the morale of students and to highlight their dancing and musical skills. Our objective is to provide an opportunity to all the enthusiastic and energetic students to prove their talent and can train themselves. DRIVE YOUR OWN VIBE This was the very irst activity organized by the Dance and Music Club. The purpose behind this activity was to provide a platform to students in online mode at the time of the pandemic. This event was conducted under the guidance of the Students' Council. This event was organized by the Captain of Dance and Music Club Chitransha Kumawat, with Deepak Mundra (Co-Chair). The event started on 23rd November 2020. Participants were given ive days for preparing their performances and shooting the videos. There was no time limit for the video. Participants were also allowed to submit their videos in both categories. Students from the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd years of PIET and PGI have participated in this activity with enthusiasm and zeal. The entries were collected on the online medium via google forms. After receiving the entries, the participants were fairly judged by Parth Rathore ( 4th year, PIET), music category, and Tanya Chuphal ( 4th year, PIET), dance category based on rhythm, voice, tone quality, pronunciation, mastery of lyrics, clarity, expression, sharpness in moves, purity of form, and overall impact. The competition was made challenging by the extremely talented participants. The results were disclosed on 30th November 2020 on the Students' Council Instagram page. In the Dance category, the irst position was secured by Jaya Rathore (3rd Year) and the second position was secured by Khushi Johri (2nd Year). In the Dance category, the irst position was secured by Uday Mathur (1st Year) and the second position was secured by Aayush Kapoor (2nd Year). Annual Magazine 2020-21 70 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

RECITAL – A JAMMING SESSION NATIONAL GIRL DAY Dance and Music Club organized Recital – A Dance and Music Club has Jamming Session which was an Instagram live organized an activity on session where singers performed in front of a live 24th January 2021 on the audience. occasion of National Girl Child Day. The pandemic The main purpose behind this activity was to bring has dealt a blow to Club. con idence among students. The event started on Braving Covid-19, we have 10th January 2021. The entries were collected organized this activity. The online mode via Google forms. For the 1st year, the activity was conducted last date of participation was 15th January 2021 under the guidance of the and, for the 2nd and 3rd year the last date of Students Council. This participation was 12th January 2021. We have also activity was managed by planned rehearsal sessions to turn out this activity Captain of Dance and Music into a successful one. The practice session for the Club Chitransha Kumawat, 2nd and 3rd year was on 12th January 2021 and for with Deepak Mundhra(Co- the 1st year, it was on 15th January 2021. The Chair) and Aarushi Saxena rehearsal jamming sessions were conducted in (Vice-Captain). National Girl Child Day is online mode via Google Meet. We have also commemorated in India on January 24 every year, conducted a practice session on Instagram on 13th with the aim to promote girls' empowerment and January 2021. The practice sessions were hosted by ful illment of their rights. Captain of Dance and Music Club Chitransha Kumawat, with Aarushi Saxena (Vice-Captain). The The objective behind celebrating the National Girl practice sessions were interactive and worthy, Child Day is to provide support and opportunities to participants learned so many good things from each the girls of India. other during these sessions. Participants also helped each other in improving their skills. Overall, So, on the occasion of National Girl Child Day, some the purpose behind this activity was ful illed. After members of the Dance and Music Club of PIET rehearsal sessions, some participants were selected created a small dance video to celebrate National to perform on Instagram Live. The live session was Girl Child Day at home. The members were told to conducted on 21st January 2021. The session was prepare a dance video before 7 days. The members hosted by Captain of Dance and Music Club had put a lot of effort into their performance. The Chitransha Kumawat. members dressed up in colorful traditional costumes and danced to the song “Chiraiya”. The We have also got some on-spot participation in this members have beautifully depicted the message of activity. While the participants were performing, the audience praised them by commenting women's empowerment through their in the comment box. The activity dance moves. This was a semi-classical turned out to be successful and as well dance performance in the hope to raise as the audience enjoyed this session. awareness regarding the issues of Participants were judged by the inequality and violence against audience through votes. women. The video was posted on the c l u b ’ s I n s t a g r a m p a g e – The results were disclosed after @pietdanceandmusicclub. counting the votes and the competition was won by Gaurav Verma (2nd Year). Annual Magazine 2020-21 71 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

REPUBLIC DAY ACTIVITY MOTHERS’ DAY On the auspicious day of 26th January, Dance and Mother’s day is a special day, for all children and Music Club conducted an activity. Members of PIET mothers as, it celebrates the bond of love and Dance and Music Club celebrated 72nd Republic Day affection that is everlasting. Mothers are the at home because of a lockdown situation. The emotional backbone of the family, who has the magic activity was conducted under the guidance of the touch to heal all wounds and make all things Students Council. This activity was managed by beautiful. Captain of Dance and Music Club Chitransha Kumawat, with Deepak Mundhra(Co-Chair) and Taking this occasion as an opportunity to thank Aarushi Saxena(Vice-Captain). mothers for their unconditional love, the Dance and Music Club has organized activities on this beautiful Republic Day is a matter of great pride for all of the occasion. The activity was conducted by Vice- Indians. So some members of PIET Dance and Music Captain of Dance and Music Club Aarushi Saxena, Club from 1st year created small video compilations with Deepak Mundhra (Co-Chair) and guided by showcasing their talent in the online mode. All the Chitransha Kumawat(Captain). To celebrate this musicians of the club sang a popular patriotic song occasion some members of the Dance and Music titled “Ae Watan” in their soulful voices to pay Club prepared small dance and music videos. All the respect to the freedom ighters and the constructors musicians of the club sang a popular soulful song of the Constitution of India. Their voices re lected titled “Maa” by Shankar Mahadevan in their the pride of being an Indian. All the dancers of the beautiful voices to pay respect to their mothers. club danced to the song “Satyameva Jayate & Teri Mitti” wearing white dresses. Their expressions Their voices were illed with love and joy. All the were paying respect to the freedom ighters and the dancers of the club danced to the song “Chunar” constructors of the Constitution of India and their wearing colorful dresses. Their expressions were moves were full of joy. Their performance also smooth as the love of a mother and their moves were re lected the culture of our country. The song title full of affection. Their performance also re lected ‘Satyameva Jayate’ is a great slogan popularised by the bond of a mother with her children and Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya which means ‘Truth children's love for their mothers. The video alone triumph’. Although we were not able to compilations turned out in a very beautiful way. celebrate it together, these video compilations Although we were not able to celebrate it together, conveyed a strong sense of unity among the club these video compilations conveyed a strong sense of members. The videos were posted on the club’s unity among the club members. The videos were Instagram page – @pietdanceandmusicclub. p o s t e d o n t h e c l u b ’ s I n s t a g r a m p a g e – @pietdanceandmusicclub. Annual Magazine 2020-21 72 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

ORIGIN The ORIGIN CLUB is to ful ill the thirst of the corporate by updating the students’ knowledge on recent trends and technologies in the Creative world. And to develop a platform where students could be nurtured and given a practical shape to improve the Creative abilities of students as well as the reputation of the institute as a leader in innovation and creativity. The mission of the club is to provide the best skills to the students so they can make their career in a creative ield. And, the Vision is to help make learning fun, interactive, and hands-on, so everyone gets a chance to grow. SANGRAM 2.0 SANGRAM 2.0 was held on Nov. 17th to Nov. 19th, 2020. It was conducted on the Poornima Group of Colleges Level. It was a Virtual Event with more than 100 students participating in the event. The following events were conducted in SANGRAM 2.0: Dance, Music, Photography, Cinematography, Sketching, painting, Literary, and Digital Art. More than 1500+ engagements on social media. The results were announced on the Students’ Council Instagram Page. ORIENTATION PROGRAM Orientation of Origin Club held on Jan 19th, 2021. In Orientation, we discuss the importance of Graphic Designing and give an idea about the business of Design. The basic purpose of the Interaction session was to provides an opportunity for the development of scholarly arguments, which are well articulated. Learners can ask questions and share ideas at the time of the discussion. Interaction groups typically develop a sense of community of sharing and jointly participating toward a common goal. In it, we discussed how to work together, how we can enhance our knowledge by sharing. We must work for our goal, no one can do that on our behave. Interaction session is very useful to interact with club members to get to know their ield of interests and their views about designing. it is very necessary to know their interests to conduct different activities based on it, to get better participation. Annual Magazine 2020-21 73 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

NATIONAL YOUTH DAY CELEBRATION SKETCHING COMPETITION On an auspicious day, In the Memories of Swami Sketching Competition was held on Feb 3rd, 2021, Vivekananda, we conducted Virtual Poster Making within a Club. It was organized by Aryaman V. Competition on Jan 12th, 2021. It was organized by Pachauria (Captain) and Shivani Singh Rana (Vice- Aryaman V. Pachauria (Captain) and Shivani Singh Captain) of the club, under the supervision of the Rana (Vice-Captain) of the club, under the Students’ Council. supervision of the Students’ Council. It was conducted in online mode. Members were In which students were requested to make posters given a task to make their favorite Anime or ideal’s on the teaching of Swami Vivekananda. Results were Sketch. They were given time to sketch for about 4 to declared on the student council page on Jan 29th, 5 days, after that they were asked to upload it in the 2021. Everybody did so well, we got 11 responses. form which was forwarded to all the students who The composition was organized to enhance were interested in the competition. knowledge in participates has making poster not only help them to enhance their knowledge in The aim of the drawing competition is to engage making digital posters but also to learn from the children in a creative exercise to identify their hopes teaching of Swami Vivekananda, as he is a good and dreams of the future. It allows complete self- inspiration to learn from. He says,” You have to grow expression and supports their creativity and from the inside out. None can teach you, none can innovative ideas expressed through art make you spiritual. There is no other teacher but your own soul.” “In a con lict between the heart and NATIONAL GIRL CHILD DAY the brain, follow your heart.” National Girl Child Day was held on Jan 24th, 2021. It was organized by Aryaman V. Pachauria (Captain) and Shivani Singh Rana (Vice-Captain) of the club, under the supervision of the Students’ Council. The National Girl Child Day is celebrated in India every year on January 24. It was started by the Ministry of Women and Child Development and the Government of India in 2008, with the purpose to spread awareness among people about all the inequalities girls face in Indian society. Members were asked to make a poster for the day. The poster could be digital, or hand made. We got a poster from a participant. Annual Magazine 2020-21 74 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

BRAINSTORMING SESSION designing. On this topic, we also planned an activity. For which we took the CANVA workshop. About 22 Our club had an interaction session on 18th May members of our club attended this session. 2021. It was conducted in order to bring the club on track, as due to lockdown or COVID-19 everything CANVA WORKSHOP was quite changed so everyone was suffering due to this. This was conducted on Wednesday, 26th May 2021. It was organized by Aryaman V. Pachauria (Captain) This session was taken by the Captain and Vice- and Shivani Singh Rana (Vice-Captain) of the club, Captain of the club. under the supervision of the Students’ Council. The presentation was given by Ankit Khemani (a club In the session we interacted with our club members, member). knowing that everyone is doing well or not, also told them about our plans for upcoming coming This session was organized for our club members. sessions. The club discussed our situation going on Canva is a graphic design platform, used to create outside and also about the thing going in our mind, social media graphics, presentations, posters, and we are working from home itself and to add up documents, and other visual content. some more skills. Maybe some people would have started working on the design and how to start over. It is easy to use and we can avail of pro bene its for About 22 members of our club joined the free through the GitHub student developer pack. interaction. Key points on which we had a discussion to come back on track: • Do what you are interested in. • Choose a goal. • Be focused and work on it. • You can make money with your skills. • You only must work for your goal. • Gain knowledge and share it. • Explore new things SESSION ON TYPES OF GRAPHIC DESIGNS AND TYPES OF FONTS This session was conducted on Sunday, 23rd May 2021. It was organized by Aryaman V. Pachauria (Captain) and Shivani Singh Rana (Vice-Captain) of the club, under the supervision of the Students’ Council. The presentation was given by Shivani Singh Rana (Vice-Captain) and Pragati Porwal (a club member), for the members of our club to enhance their knowledge about types of graphic designs and fonts. We choose this topic to start over, to come back on track. So, this is what everybody should know about Annual Magazine 2020-21 75 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

UDAAN There is no limit to the power of ideas and Udaan Aeromodelling Club is a place that brings youthful and crazy engineering minds in search of innovation in the skies. It is the epitome of Poornima’s education philosophy which has always inspired students to think out of the box and stand out from the crowd. The mini crafts, the gliders, and the drones have been crowding pullers across events. Udaan Aeromodelling Club is a self-sustained club including students from all four years. In this club, mentors teach about how to manufacture an RC plane, hovercraft, quadcopter (Drone), 3D - Plane, etc. We also conduct various technical theory sessions regarding aeromodelling and aeronautics. PHOTOPEDIA Udaan Aeromodelling club organized an online Art competition for the members of Udaan Club on 30 Nov 2020. The competition based on art included photography, painting, and Sketching. The aim was to gather students’ interest in Aeromodelling. The competition was based on painting, sketching, and photography. Which was done by students. The theme was Aeromodelling and Aviation or anything that has an Aerodynamic shape (like an airplane, paper plane, a bird, and many more). The competition had some speci ications that the photo must be clicked by the student itself and the sketch or painting must be drawn by the candidate itself and should have their name at the bottom of the painting or sketch. No copying from Google or anywhere else was allowed, the art must be of their own imagination only. The irst criteria for the participants were that the participant should follow the of icial Instagram page of Udaan Aeromodelling Club. Students Filled a Google Form which contained all the three categories to which they were willing to participate. Judgement was done on various aspects: The art must ful ill the criteria of the theme. How creatively they executed their art. And several more aspects. The Winning art was featured on our social media page (@udaan_aeromodelling_club). Our club had overwhelming participation from the students. There were winners from each category and each of them was posted on the Instagram handle of Udaan Club. Following were the winning arts. Photography: Rajat Paliwal (1st year) Painting: Srishti Gupta (2nd year) Sketching: Mahi Ajay (1st year) Special Mention: Priyanshi Goyal (1st year) Annual Magazine 2020-21 76 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

ONLINE ORIENTATION SESSION COMMENCEMENT OF ONLINE CLASSES Online Orientation session for the irst-year When the intake process got over for the club. Our students After the online session for the irst-year club started with the basic theory sessions in the students started, Udaan Aeromodelling Club month of Dec 2020 based on various principles of organized an online Orientation session for the Aeromodelling. It was conducted online. students to let them know about the Club. The topics contained all the basic theoretical The Session was conducted on the Microsoft teams k n o w l e d g e t o s t a r t t h e i r j o u r n e y w i t h platform. aeromodelling. The session was taken by the second-year students, All the theory sessions were taken by the mentors Bhavya Jain (Captain Udaan Club PIET) and Kapil who were chosen from the second year from the club Sharma (Captain Udaan Club PCE). itself. The Session was an interactive session, the speakers Some of the topics from the sessions were - explained them about Aeromodelling that what it is, and all. They explained to them about the types of • Introduction to aeromodelling and parts of the lying models, forces upon them, what material were plane used in the club to design an RC plane, and what instruments are used to ly that plane. They also • Paper plane and forces on an aircraft e x p l a i n e d t o t h e m t h e f u t u r e s c o p e o f aeromodelling, our previous year glories of all the • Aero foil and camber places we had participated and won in past years. • The angle of attack and angle of incidence It was a really good session where students i n t e ra c t e d w i t h t h e c l u b , a n d w e g o t a n • Balsa craft overwhelming response from them. • The electrical component of an RC Plane. Annual Magazine 2020-21 INTERACTION SESSION When all the conditions were normal when the college started in of line mode. Udaan club too started with the of line commencement of the classes on Feb 17, 2021. On the irst day the club organized a day basically for the club visit. All the new members were unaware of the club so from this they got a bit of knowledge of all the rules and regulations of the club and how the club works. Then a session was organized in which all the senior members of Udaan were present, where the new members got to know about the present members of Udaan, so that they all could become familiar with them and get to know a bit about them. 77 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

They also got some experience tips for the IITs damaging a real model. Besides the obvious use of Aeromodelling competition from the winner of IIT training beginners, they are also used for practicing Kharagpur Bhavesh Galav (3rd year), who is also new aerobatics, evaluating a model before Some of part of our club. the Topics given were: SIMULATION SESSOINS • Black box • Aerospace and Aviation An RC light simulator is a computer program that allows pilots of radio-controlled aircraft to practice • Hovercraft • Quadcopter on a computer, without the risk and expense of damaging a real model. Besides the obvious use of • Drag • Parts of the Real plane training beginners, they are also used for practicing new aerobatics, evaluating a model before buying it • Basics of RC plane • Bernoulli’s principle and allowing light practice when conditions are otherwise unsuitable. Most simulators allow the use • Forces on plane • Types and uses of plane of real R/C transmitters to control the sim. The simulation sessions were given by the 2nd year They were judged on various aspects such as members of Udaan itself. Through those simulation sessions, they gathered a • How con ident they were while giving the PPT bit of knowledge upon real lying but in a virtual manner. • How properly they prepare themselves for the This also helped them to get hands-on experience of cross-questions. all the instruments used to ly a miniaturized aircraft or an RC plane. • The content of the PPT and many more. This gave them knowledge of all the hurdles occurring during lying an RC plane. Winners were: Runner Up: The Simulation classes consist of not only virtual simulation sessions but also practical components Gautam Sharma (1st year) Rajendra Chaudhary description using an RC plane. Below are some of the snippets from the simulation Dheeraj Joshi (1st year). (1st year) session. ONLINE PPT COMPETITION This not only helped them to gather theoretical An RC light simulator is a computer program that knowledge about the speci ic topic but also helped allows pilots of radio-controlled aircraft to practice them to build presentation skills. It helped them to on a computer, without the risk and expense of reduce the phobia of public speaking and it gave them ideas for how to work in a team. Udaan Aeromodelling club organized a competition named Crafton which was based on their thinking ability and creativity in the month of May 2021. It was organized online. The Crafton competition was based on the creation of RC models from waste and the best material available at the houses. Students were given the task to make a model out of waste and the best material available at their houses. The model could be of any kind lying or non- lying, working or non-working. The participant needed to make the desired model and submit it via WhatsApp. The winning art was featured on our social media platform. The judgment was made upon their presentation of the model and their creativity in the creation of the model. Winners from the competition were: 1st position was given to Yogesh Sahu (2nd year) Followed by 2nd and 3rd position to Esha Kapoor (1st year) and Kavya Nahta (1st year). Annual Magazine 2020-21 78 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

CYTRON Poornima programming society is a club that functions as a substance in speci ic ields, speci ically Programming Languages, Website Development, Android App Development, Aptitude Enhancement, Event Management, and so forth In this club, individuals from the last year give customary meetings and workshops to the understudies of the principal, second, and third year. BASIC HTML & CSS TUTORIAL MAKING WEBSITES This was our absolute irst action to let understudies On this day we coordinated our absolute irst acquainted with the programming dialects. meeting on the point \"Making Websites\" which proceeded with our In this action, we shared three simple vivi ied video arrangement of web instructional exercises that contain simple and early improvement. on information about HTML and CSS. In these video instructional exercises we presented some In this meeting, we fundamental labels like <p> tag , various kinds of showed understudies heading labels like <h1>,<h2> and <h3> , <body> how a site functions tag, meta tag, and so on Additionally, we covered a from the point of view portion of the essential ascribes like style, text, of a website specialist, how to begin making the textual style family. Afterwards we shared an front inish of a site, and to make the site viably. In essential basic test dependent on the past this meeting, we were given an itemized outline and instructional exercises to assess the understudies' active demo of how to set up a climate to make a site, information. how to make a HTML record, how to compose labels, and some more. WORLD DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES Aside from that as this was our irst live meeting, we After some initial instructional exercises of HTML clari ied somewhat about Cytron club like - how the and CSS club functions, goals, and the functioning example of Cytron. We shared connections to believed sites and connections to consoles where they can rehearse OFFLINE SESSION ON ‘HACKATHON’ their insight. As our college coordinated a fruitful public level We spread information about the specialized hackathon (RTU-Poornima Hackathon 2021). occasions held by global organizations like Google so they can have an extraordinary involvement with In this meeting, we clari ied, what a hackathon is, the universe of programming. We arranged tests about the dif icult explanations, how to enlist or through google structures. enroll, likewise settled a few questions regarding the enrollment cycle, assisted understudies with getting a creative and right plan to chip away at and to outline their thoughts. Here we got around 40+ participants as a piece of this meeting. Annual Magazine 2020-21 79 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

C – LANGUAGE WORKSHOP 1 From that point forward, an inquiry and answer meeting were coordinated by Mr. Rajat and Mr. C is quite possibly the most generally utilized Swapnil in which they settle the inquiries of club coding. What's more, to get comfortable with this individuals. programming language, the club coordinated a C language workshop that was facilitated by the The last meeting was a fast amendment of the C organizer of the club Mr. Rajat Bharadwaj and Mr. language in 2 hours that was likewise directed by Swapnil Joshi in which Ms. Bhavya Maheshwari (3rd club organizers Mr. Rajat Bharadwaj (Founder of Year Cytron Head) promoted the club individuals. In Cytron Club) and Mr. Swapnil Joshi (Founder of these two days workshop, there were 20+ normal Cytron Club). projects like trading of two factors, palindrome number, Fibonacci arrangement, and a lot of GIT & GIT-HUB WORKSHOP additional intriguing projects of C language were talked about. Aside from that task were given to club The club welcomed Mr. Yuvraj Dagur from second i n d iv i d u a l s fo r re h e a r s i n g t h e i r a b i l i t i e s year to prepare this signi icant device information s u c c e s s f u l ly. M o re t h a n 7 0 u n d e r s t u d i e s for irst- and second-year individuals from the club participated in this workshop and showed their in the perception of club originators and graduated advantage in coding. class. Initially Mr. Yuvraj showed understudies essential wordings and ideas of git and GitHub alongside some fundamental functionalities. The third meeting was an update visit alongside questions and replies. This instructional meeting following subjects covered by Mr. Yuvraj covered points like prologue to open source and Version control frameworks, what is git and GitHub, arrangement for git and GitHub account alongside their outlines, essential orders, and ace record enactment and advantages. C – LANGUAGE WORKSHOP 2 Seeing the eagerness in students for the past workshop on C language, the club led three days meetings which were facilitated by seniors from third year Ms. Bhavya and Mr. Shashank and our school graduated class Mr. Rajat Bharadwaj (Founder of Cytron Club) and Mr. Swapnil Joshi (Founder of Cytron Club). T h e m a i n m e e t i n g o f t h e workshop depended on the idea - clusters in C Language which was coached by Ms. Bhavya mam. Annual Magazine 2020-21 80 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

INTERACTIVE ACTIVITY C-LANGUAGE WORKSHOP 3 This movement was held under perception of pass- C programing language has vast topics to study and out seniors and club organizers in the WhatsApp there are some most important and advanced topics gathering of Cytron club This one-hour conversation like pointers, structures, and ile handling. The assisted 120+ understudies with learning new session was taken by respected founders of the club specialized terms identi ied with coding and Mr. Rajat and Mr. Swapnil sir. After the session, creating ields alongside its miss-originations were doubts were handled and lastly a quiz based on being looked for by club senior individuals. Club previous topics like basic C programs, Syntax individuals become acquainted with about Related queries, version control system, and some phrasings like API, Domain, route, Local Host, Cache, other basic terminologies that were taught in the ASCII, and a lot more normal specialized terms in the club was taken to check the knowledge gained by ield of coding and creating. students. Annual Magazine 2020-21 81 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

LITERARY It is associated with literary works and other formal writings having a marked style intended to create an emotional effect. Literary techniques are speci ic and are deliberate constructions of language which an author uses to convey meaning. Students will get a loor to advertise their skills in writing and speaking. This club conducts activities regarding poetry, storytelling, extempore, debates, MUN etc. GROUND ZERO LEKH On November 30th, Literary Club PIET organized Literary Club PIET organized Lekh; a writing event Ground Zero; a group discussion event for the for the students on the auspicious occasion of students of irst and second year. The event was National Youth Day, the birth anniversary of the conducted in two stages. Being a two-day event, great youth icon Swami Vivekanand. November 30th- December 1st the students had to keep their mic and camera on throughout the The event started on 12th January 2021. For the discussion and after the topic was given the students three categories (Essay writing, Creative writing, were given two minutes to think over the topic, eight and Poetry) students were given three topics, minutes for the discussion and inal one minute for a Learning from Swami Vivekanand, Role of Youth in common conclusion. Society and Your Inspiring Youth Icon. Out of all the ten groups ten students were taken out. Participants were allowed to submit their work in all The inal round was conducted later in the evening three categories with the topic of their choice among with an anonymous topic; ‘Should National Anthem the three given to them. The entries were to be be played in Cinema Halls?’. With time limit submitted in English only. extended to 15 minutes. Results were disclosed to the students a day after it Now it was up to the judge to decide the chosen three ended, with Yash Kumar Bhatia and Rachit Agarwal among the ten inalists. (1st Years) acing essay writing, while creative writing was dominated by Vishwajeet Singh Results were disclosed to the students a day after it Shekawat (1st Year) and lastly a beautiful poem was ended, with Yuvraj Dagur (2nd Year) at the top submitted by Supratik Kataria (1st Year). followed by Yash Kumar Bhatia (1st Year) and Uday Mathur (1st Year) Annual Magazine 2020-21 82 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

ICE BREAKER On 11th February, The Students’ Council of PIET organized Ice Breaker; an open mic event for the freshers starting their journey in college. Being the irst of line event of the session, the council wanted the students to step out of their comfort zone and be part of the event by showcasing their talents in front of the whole group. First year lived up to this by showing their enthusiasm towards the event with their exceptional performances. This event was illed with people trying to prove themselves via dancing, singing, an all out band performance, poetry, some stand up and clever use of their acting skills. At the end of the day the event became a huge success. INTERNAL ACTIVITY On 4th April, Literary Club PIET asked the students of its club to prepare some write-ups in order to bring out the best in their own written words. The write-ups that they had to submit could be anything ranging from a story, a quote, one liners, poems, article or anything. The only condition for all of this was that it has to be original. After this the work of all the club members was a c k n o wl e d g e d , eve r y s i n g l e s t u d e n t wh o participated in this small activity was given recognition and all their work was uploaded on the of icial Instagram page. Annual Magazine 2020-21 83 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

SPORTS Sports do not build character, instead they construct the foundation. This club not only let the students learn various techniques but also to develop sportsman spirit. Students develop an ethical, appropriate, polite and fair behavior while participating in a game or athletic event. This club includes all sports activities organized at college level. SIT-UPS CHALLENGE PRATIBHA The lockdown due to the spreading pandemic has PRATIBHA was an online intensely in luenced all the sports persons and a c t i o n w h e r e m e m b e r s competitors to carry on their preparation, practice, exhibited their abilities on and actual wellness. Destroying all their itness their games, in which they are plans and workout routines. So, Sports club the best. concocted SIT UPS CHALLENGE, an online action where understudies were allowed an opportunity to They were given a cutoff to exhibit their wellness abilities and capacities. The pick greatest 3 games as action is about that the number of sit ups would one indicated by his/her capacity. be able to do in 1 minute. One champ was chosen from every occasion (or game). It was held from 27th November to 30th November. Understudies were permitted irst, second- and third-year understudies partook to partake in most extreme 3 in this movement, and they performed truly well. occasions (or sports) and 3 minutes were allocated for Among the shortlisted members, Amardeep Jarwal, every video. Everybody got third year understudy, who performed 56 sit ups in 1 opportunity to communicate moment, most extreme among every one of the their abilities on their #1 members, was proclaimed as the WINNER of the SIT games and understudies did UPS CHALLENGE. it too. We had gotten more than 65 entries in this movement. Every one of the recordings were transferred in the Instagram page of Piet Sports Club. We were truly astonished by understudy's presentation; club truly got some skilled individuals. Victors were announced on the Of icial Instagram page of PIET STUDENTS’ COUNCIL and PIET SPORTS CLUB. Annual Magazine 2020-21 84 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

CHESS TOURNAMENT SPORTS DAY Till now the club had exercises dependent on actual After the re – opening of the college, sports club, and activities and open-air sports and in that student 1ST year department jointly organized sports day had shown their qualities and capacities well for the 1ST year students on 20th February, indeed. It was the ideal opportunity for all the Chess Saturday. The activity was held in college hours (9 players to show their insight and mind. AM - 5 PM) only. That was the irst of line activity organized by the sports club, in this session. Members were advised to download the LICHESS application and to make a pro ile on it. We made a It was a golden opportunity for all the 1st year room on the LICHESS application and sent the students to showcase their talents and skills in front connection to the players. On tapping the of the Poornima crowd. connection, player straightforwardly went into to the room made by us. Competition began SPORTS DAY consisted of four sports - Cricket, Kho - consequently at booked time. The competition was Kho, Carrom and Chess. 2 hours in length. Members played for 2 hours consistently. The competition was such a way that Around 100 – 120 students took part in Cricket once one get done with 1 game, they needed to go to tournament. It went the entire day. It was really an the competition interface again and trusted that the igniting and super entertaining tournament and it following match will begin, the following match all could possible due to the students and faculties. began naturally. WINNER – Section D RUNNERS UP – Section A CARROM was open for all i.e., for both boys and girls. 23 teams participated in Carrom tournament. WINNERS Ansh Khandelwal (Sec A) Jaswant Kumar Mandal (Sec B) RUNNERS UP Aditya Kohli (Sec E) Bhavya Agarwal (Sec A) CHESS was also open for all i.e., for both boys and girls. 32 students participated in chess tournament. WINNER – Vansh Vashishtha (Sec D) RUNNERS – UP Pradhuman Maheshwari (Sec C) Annual Magazine 2020-21 85 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

JOSHILEY Joshiley Drama Club (JDC) is the Theater and Dramatics Society of Poornima Group, that functions on PGC Level, including members from PIET, PCE, PGI, and PU. It is a process-oriented after-college drama club in which students rehearse and perform a scripted Stage Play or Street Play. TOO BAD TO BE AN AD From 13th - 19th January 2021, Joshiley Drama Club organized the irst activity of the club. Theme of the activity was to create an advertisement based on a product that cannot be sold in the real world. Participants came up with very interesting ideas and products and showcased their Acting, Direction, and Video Editing skills in the competition The competition was won by Team 5 with their advertisement - “Swarg Me Flat (Flat in Heaven)”, consisting of team members Abhinav Tiwari, Nitin Yadav, Khushi Dhakad, and Saurabh Fauzdar. Closely followed by the runners up Team - 9 with their advertisement “Parliament on Sale”, having team members Kritika Tiwari, Paritosh Kumar, Prashant Kumar Jha, and Puneet Kumar. A SMALL STEP TO CHANGE On the occasion of National Girl Child Day on 24th January 2021, Joshiley Drama Club under the guidance of the Students’ Council PIET, prepared a short video on “A Small Step To Change” and posted it on social media platforms. The video was completely prepared by 1st-year members of the club, along with the help and support from Captains of the club and Students’ Council PIET. The Motive of the activity was to generate awareness about the importance of Girl Child and to throw light on the oppression faced by girls in rural areas. The video was posted on the Social Media Handles of JDC and received appreciation. People shared it all around and our motive to make people aware of girlchild and Girlchild Day was fruitfully served. Annual Magazine 2020-21 86 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

NATIONAL ANTI – TERRORISM DAY INTERNATIONAL DAY OF BIODIVERSITY On the occasion of National Anti-Terrorism Day, On May 22nd, 2021, just one day after our previous members of Joshiley Drama Club from 1st, 2nd, and activity, video activity on the event of International 3rd Year performed a video act on National Anti Day of Biodiversity. The role members performed an Terrorism Day. The main theme of the video was to informative video act to demonstrate the make the Youth of India aware of terrorism and how importance of biodiversity and how biologically terrorism is not linked with only 1 religion or caste. diverse our ecosystem is and that the existence of Instead, we need to ight terrorism from the root one species heavily depends on the coexistence of cause, which is not only on the outside world, but every other species. This video went viral. Attaining also within us, and help this world become a better more than 1,500 views and around 50 comments place to live in. The video was posted on social media from all social media platforms. People all around of JDC like Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. As of shared this video, and it became potentially viral on today, it has more than 1,000 views from all social social media. media. It was also reposted and shared by some big media houses. WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY Every year on 31st May, World No-Tobacco Day takes place to inform tobacco consumers of the possibility for a healthier life. This time Joshiley Drama Club came up with a new video, on the occasion of World No-Tobacco Day, full of information along with entertainment. The theme of our video was “Commit to Quit” , same as the theme of World No-Tobacco Day this year. The video was made by the members of JDC from 1st, 2nd and 3rd year. This video informs the public about the danger of using tobacco, the business practices of tobacco companies, what WHO is doing to ight the tobacco epidemic, and what people around the world can do to claim their right to health and health living and to protect future generations. This video was quite a hit on our social media platforms, instagram and facebook. This turned out to be a successful event for JDC. Annual Magazine 2020-21 87 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

HELPING HANDS Helping Hands, as the name suggests lifting with hands for helping the society to stand together and spreading happiness. Club has successfully done many events such as charity in Government schools, Shared Birthday Project, volunteering in Jaipur Marathon, Blood Donation Camp, providing donations when needed, and many other noted events, also collaborated with other organizations whenever there is need. VOCAL FOR LOCAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY ''When you buy from a small business, an actual Topic: \"YOU'RE VOICE, YOUR RIGHTS.\" person does a little happy dance.'' Human Rights Day is checked every year on Helping hands Group had organized several December 10 all throughout the planet. The day activities between 5 November and 17 November to recognizes the United Nations General Assembly present the public the bene its of buying local goods. appropriation of the The activities grabbed the attention of public and Universal Declaration of hence ful illing the motive of promoting local goods. Human Rights (UDHR) in It included visiting any local shop and to purchase a 1948. local good and post the picture on social media which would be reshared on the group's Instagram Exercises which were handle. Poster making activities were also conducted were, Poster organized. A documentary was also made on the Awareness, Video present scenario on the condition of the holders of Awareness, Instagram the local businesses. Polls and Quiz. Every one of the reactions were posted on our Instagram page (@thehelpinghandsjaipur). On tenth December the Instagram surveys were begun that contain different data regarding questions. The main motive was to stop the individuals who are abusing common freedoms. Annual Magazine 2020-21 88 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

GROUP DISCUSSION ON FARMER’S PROTEST “Discussion is important to learning in all disciplines because it helps student’s process information rather than simply receive it.” The helping hand team tried to take an initiative to spread awareness among people about the currently eradicated issue among the farmers and government of our country. Everyone sat together in groups and discussed about the issue. At last, they reached to conclusions that problem is at both end some loopholes were left by the government and vice- versa. Activity changed and mended many people’s perception toward the issue and about the people and the government to. NATIONAL GIRL CHILD DAY given their subject (Female foeticide, Behavior of society, Self-guard, Legal rights and young lady \"We can't all succeed when a big part of us is kept security, Girl training). down. We call upon our sisters all throughout the planet to be valiant – to accept the strength inside The members needed to transfer our recordings in themselves and understand their maximum the envelope which was imparted to us on 23rd Jan. capacity\" Video were of 59 seconds each. Later they were posted on our authority assistance Instagram National Girl Child Day was irst started in 2008 by handle. the Ministry of Women and Child Development. The club did an activity about National Girl Child Day to offer help, correspondence, and freedom to young ladies. The club signi icantly engaged about the issues which young ladies are confronting and made recordings identi ied with a similar theme. For this movement we partitioned every one of the individuals ( irst, second and third year) of this gathering into 5 distinct groups. Each group was Annual Magazine 2020-21 89 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

WE UNITE AGAINST HUNGER \"Being joined is the best thing on the planet and taking care of issues like appetite by being joined is the most ideal approach to handle it\". The action was done from 14 January - 20 January, with the goal that the penniless individuals of the spaces and creatures would get an assistance and the individuals who were experiencing yearning would get food. This was the lone proviso of leading action. If we as a whole beginning helping other people in a similar way which we are doing in this movement. WORLD HEALTH DAY Covid as far as miniature science. Sir likewise clari ied that in irst wave the cases were in age On seventh April, 2021 on the World Health day, gatherings of 44-60 however now in second wave Helping Hands Group Conducted the live meeting the cases are in the age gatherings of 20-40. Finally, with Dr. Sushil Maheshwari on the Instagram page . specialist took up the topic of psychological The point was about Mental Health and Second wellness and He told us about the reasons why the Wave of Covid - 19. Dr. Sushil Maheshwari clari ied youths are presently experiencing this emotional us that the second rush of Covid - 19 hit the country wellness issues. in an awful circumstance. He clari ied us that there are three kinds of Individuals felt that there is immunization which wellbeing mental, physical, and otherworldly. can make us ix so we shouldn't have the option to follow conventions. Sir likewise clari ied the term of Sir clari ied that if there any adjustment of one's conduct we should note it and help him in defeating this issue. We ought to consistently think positive and eliminate negative thing in our life so our psychological wellness shouldn't get upset. Emotional well-being can be chosen by the manner in which an individual demonstration in a pressure, at season of responsibility. It was a wonderful and lovely meeting with acquiring some information and how to tackle mental issues in these dif icult stretches. Annual Magazine 2020-21 90 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

Students' Council Excursion Acknowledging the efforts made by the students' council in their term, the management decided to reward the members for their hard-work by organising a Council Summit trip for the members. The trip was planned from 4-5th October, 2021 at Eco dera Chandsen Wellness Retreat, where council members spent time as a family, having fun and getting to know each other. From the jamming during the travelling, to the pool party along with the DJ night, the members enjoyed themselves to a great extent. The Director, Ar. Rahul Singhi Sir also joined the members on the excursion for a few hours, appreciating members and playing games with them. With this, the Students' Council 2021, got its farewell, having set a bar for the council of the upcoming year. Annual Magazine 2020-21 91 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

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Global Footprints “Leadership is not an ACT, it’s a mindset” When I was in the 2nd semester of B.tech engineering from PIET, I was introduced to this organization that used to send people abroad. Soon I went under the HR process of the organization and got into the organization. But I was clueless about why I am here and what will I do here. As I mentioned earlier only thing that excites me about this was an international exchange and I went for it to Indonesia ID. I went for this exchange and this exchange taught me a lot of lessons. And the best one being “Freedom is not just about being independent, It gets a lot of responsibilities” There I worked on an entrepreneurship project and with a teaching student project. The experience thereof living like a local for 6 weeks Chitransh Mathur and then participating in the project was another learning President at AIESEC in Jaipur experience with people of 12-15 different countries who come with a different mindset and when you interact with them, it gets you all the different angle you can look up to in a particular situation. That exchange gave me a reason for what I have to do in this organisation and how I can get bene it out of it. For the exchange, we have a tagline and it says “Live The Experience” & after the exchange, I truly understand what does that mean. With time, I started climbing up the ladder and applied for different positions. In 2020 I applied to be the Vice President of Business Development for AIESEC In Jaipur and I became one, this term taught me resilience because the irst 3 months were normal and then pandemic happened, everything went virtual. So adapting such situations and getting opportunities to the membership was my role and I got them so opportunities in and outside the organization to let them develop to the best they can. I ended up my Vice President term delivering two successful & impactful virtual events and getting much bene icial partnership for the local chapter. Then 2021 I went to apply for President of AIESEC In Jaipur in an elective process and that how I got into this role & being the irst President for AIESEC In Jaipur from Poornima. This role has taught me a lot from working with world-class client and MNCs to understanding every strength and weakness of the Local Chapter and working on it. President of the pioneering local chapter of AIESEC in India. Directly managing 200 Individuals in a multi hierarchy setting in the ields of the corporate sector(IT, BA, marketing, business development, sales and HR) with companies like TCS, Eros, Roseate, and Lenskart and social sector(Education, poverty, women empowerment, IT, health, animal rights etc) along with managing a back- of ice workforce of inance, marketing and HR. The organisation also helps village development and facilitates cross-cultural exchanges to empower young people to take their irst step of becoming a leader. That's all that I do all together and because of this organisation which has given me so much that I will never be able to return the favours of it. In the end, as I said that leadership is not an act, it's a mindset and you will develop this mindset coming into the organization and experiencing leadership very closely. To all the junior from the college, I would to keep on applying to. get into AIESEC it will make you stand out of the crowd. Lead. Activate. Engage. Develop that is what you are going to do here. Annual Magazine 2020-21 93 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

“Out of your vulnerabilities will come your strength.” Kritesh Maheshwari Vice-President Finance & Legal at AIESEC in Jaipur These words couldn’t be more accurate in describing my AIESEC journey. I began this eventful and exciting journey on 8th August 2018 when I saw an AIESEC poster in my college for the very irst time. I did not know much, so I went back home and did my own research to understand what this organization was all about and their vision could not have been more aligned with mine. They wanted to build leaders for tomorrow and I wanted to be one of them. But the road to leadership wasn’t that easy. My irst interaction and interview process was unsuccessful as I missed it being absent on the same day that it was conducted, post that I tried again but did not get through the group discussion but I was waiting for yet another chance to pave my way in and so it happened. I inally cleared the process and joined as a member in iGV. This was followed by RYLC, a conference which helped me come out of my bubble and connect with people outside my comfort zone. Those activities initiated interactions, brainstorming and communication with people from unique backgrounds and diverse cultures. My skills were re ined and soon my weaknesses became strengths as I started connecting with exchange partners around the globe. For a person who could not communicate in a group of people easily, this was a new space and learning opportunity. The leaders could not have been more supportive, as they selected me for Organization Committee at National Leadership development summit. This was by far the most crazy yet empowering experience for me. That week gave me the con idence boost which was much needed to lead a group of people. This made me apply for Team Leader at iGV which brought a management level learning for me. It made me understand how to build synergies to develop a team that works together and delivers well. This learning went up a notch as I became the Vice President Finance and Legal for LC Jaipur this year. From learning basics of inance to completing audits, from being an introvert and shy guy to a con ident leader, from being a member to leading a team, AIESEC has truly imparted what it had mentioned in its mission. Annual Magazine 2020-21 94 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

POORNIMA INSTITUTE ALUMNI SOCIETY INSTITUTE ALUMNI SOCIETY To meet and depart is a way of life, to depart and meet is the hope of life ! College is something you complete. Life is something you experience. Keeping this in mind Poornima Institute Alumni Society mission's aims to enable enthusiastic alumni, students, faculty, and staff maintain their contact with the university and each other for their shared benefits and for the vital support and development of Poornima Group. The alumni society of Poornima group of colleges beholds more than 7000 talented and skilled undergraduate and graduate alumni, is an exceptional nutcracker volunteer organization. It is the endeavor of the Alumni Relations of Poornima to bring all our Alumni at one platform to create a global group of Poornima Panthers. We at Poornima, firmly believes & are working towards creating opportunities to network, share nostalgic moments, help your juniors and be partners in the mutual growth. Poornima Institute Alumni Society expresses its deep acknowledgement and a hat tip to the distinguished alumni for their affection and co- operation in organizing/participating in the meets and expects the same response in future also. Annual Magazine 2020-21 95 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

Poornima Institute Alumni Society INSTITUTE ALUM POORNIMA NI SOCIETY Estd. 2000 POORNIMA GROUP Kkue~ fouk u fdefi lk/;e~ I'm happy to discover that the Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology is concocting its Yearly Magazine \"Poornima Panorama\" for the YEAR 2020-2021 on the subject \" Technology in Pandemic: A success story. Notwithstanding the various accomplishments of the foundation, this is yet another achievement in its curricular and co- curricular exercises. I trust the magazine will bring inventive gifts to the students of the Institute. We, at Poornima, give a chance to every kid to advance and experience achievement. We follow a community-oriented methodology where the establishment, guardians and employees structure an association furthermore, support each other through the students' excursion in the college. Because of the fast improvement of technology and innovation, our resources are prepared to give innovation upheld learning freedoms to the students. Our Alumni have consistently assumed a significant part in illuminating and reinforcing Poornima by their triumphs. Graduated class are our genuine minister who has attached youngsters with their help and direction. It is through them we are known in our general surroundings. Poornima Alumni Association has everlastingly shown in combining the feeble bonds and making a new \"partnership through the workplace of graduated class \" corporate relations. My felicitations to the editors and wishes to all graduated class for an effective expert and individual life. Annual Magazine 2020-21 Smt. Renu Singhi Advisor Poornima Institute Alumni Society 96 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

INSTITUTE ALUM POORNIMA POORNIMA NI SOCIETY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY This is my pleasure to welcomes you in Poornima Institute Alumni Society (PIAS). We are connected more than 3000 alumni with regular interaction and support; these Alumni are also connected via LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp. The Alumni Association is helping us to stay connected to those friends and to the vast resources available here, from the faculty that taught and guided you to our libraries, seminars and symposia, web sites, social media and an extraordinary variety of “stay connected” programs designed with you in mind. They are all designed to support you as you pursue your post-academic life and career.One of our goals is to preserve a mutually beneficial, enduring relationship among alumnus and with the Institute. As your representatives, we are constantly seeking meaningful ways to embrace your needs. We have conducted webinars through our star alumni in this pandemic also. The alumni who are far away also gave their valuable time and share their experience with our current students. I urge the current students to become an active alumnus and share in the exciting activities and opportunities with your alma-mater. There are a variety of ways you can show appreciation and play a part in Poornima’s continued success. This includes attending events, cheering for our teams, staying connected to each other, mentor your juniors, and the Institute of course, offering your time and gifts to help PIET students. Wherever you are, at whatever stage of life you are in, there's something here for you. The Management and I encourage you to share your experience with us as one way to engage with the Alumni Association and maintain your personal connection to the PIET. We are excited about the direction and future of the Poornima Alumni Association and look forward to serving and sharing information with you, throughout the year. Choose to support the Alumni Association. We wish you very good luck for your future projects. Annual Magazine 2020-21 Dr. Priya Mathur Joint Secretary Poornima Institute Alumni Society 97 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)

INTERACTION SESSION The idea of graduated class affiliation advanced for needs from both the finishes, for example academicians and experts, in the point of building an extension between school life and vocation life, so the fresher alumni are made proactive to confront the current difficulties of serious expert world. CONVOCATION CEREMONY Organized 6th-degree Award Ceremony (RTU Convocation) of PIET and PGI (CS & Civil) college in online mode this year on Zoom. Shri Harish Gupta, Joint President, prism Johnson Ltd., Head of Business, Commercial, and Group Synergy was humbly consented to grace the occasion as Chief Guest for B.Tech. Degree Awards 2021(all graduates upto 2019, PIET all branches and PGI- CS, Civil). The function proceeded with sharing some pearls of wisdom by Shri Harish Gupta to the graduating students. This was followed by some industrial experiences and motivational and inspirational speech by Shri Harish Gupta sir. The speech was followed by prize distribution ceremony starting with distinction followed by certificate distribution to the graduates by all the dignitaries on the dais. Followed by the thanksgiving to the parents, teachers and the dignitaries. The graduation Ceremony ended with a joy that is sure to inspire the students to achieve great heights. MEMENTO Because of the pandemic crush PIAS community came up with a video, treasuring snapshots of college life and uploaded it on the online media handle of PIAS. Video was only a source to revive the college memories of the graduating batch as due to the pandemic graduated class meet was not coordinated. Video comprised of the relative multitude of significant spots of the college covered, for example, the different dept. like the mechanical, PC, electrical and study halls and so on. This video was coordinated with a mission of having the option to reach to the understudies about how their school was and what all eventual the significant piece of their school life. Annual Magazine 2020-21 98 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)