RepuTbsdlicc day51 celebration As Republic Day is one of the two main national festivals of IInnddiaa, every year it is celebrated with immese joy and great exulation in Thakur Shyamnarayan Degree College as well.
Tsdc 52 This year, as in previous years, all of the students and staff members of our ZSCT's Thakur S hyamnarayan Degree College in Kandivali put on a great show to commemorate Republic Day.
Tsdc 53 Everyone was ecstatic that day since it was a source of tremendous pride for all of us because the Indian constitution went into effect on January 26, 1950, and our country, India, became a republic.
Tsdc 54 The programme began at 8:00 a.m. Bouquets were given to Rajesh Sir and the Principals of TPoly, TSDC, and TIAT.
Tsdc 55 All of TSDc's faculties, as well as students, were invited along with all of our staff. And the event took place in the Tsdc premises itself. Everyone reached at 8:00 am sharp.
Tsdc 56 This year, as in previous years, all of the students and staff members of our ZSCT's Thakur Shyamnarayan welcomed, followed by a march by the NSS Volunteers.
Tsdc 57 This was followed by nationalistic speech and the singing of the national anthem.
Tsdc 58 According to the announcement made by Nandini ma'am, Shri. Rajesh Sir's Best Hands performed the Inauguration of the National Conference Journal and the Felicitation of TSDc Students.
Tsdc 59 The gathering was enthralled by a collective song and dance performed by TPoly students and the music orchestra on a patriotic theme.
Tsdc 60 The event came to a close with the distribution of sweets boxes to all of the students. Everyone had a fantastic day and exited the programme with a smile on their faces.
61 NSS EVENT National service EVENT 1 -SAY NO TO DRUGS , YES TO LIFE scheme (NSS) was introduced in \"SAY NO TO DRUGS,YES 1969 with the TO LIFE \". primary objective of developing the It was an online webinar conducted by personality and NSS committee on 08:01.22 . There was character of the total 15 NSS volunteers and 15 participants student youth .It was lectured by Brijendra Chowdhary through voluntary ,zonal Director NCB Mumbai . community service . The motto of NSS is \"NOT ME, BUT YOU\". An NSS volunteeer places the 'community'before \"self'.
62 EVENT 2-Quiz on National Youth Day Quiz on National Youth Day NSS unit has organized a quiz to celebrate birth anniversary of Swami Vivekanand .There were total 100 participants from our college in which 50 were NSS volunteers and 50 non volunteers .It was held on 12th January 2022.
EVENT 3-Webinar on Meditation and Mental Health 63 Webinar on Meditation and Mental Health. It Yoga encourages mental and physical relaxation, which helps reduce stress and anxiety. There are many more benefits of this. To know more join with us on a session, with our expert Mr . Amey Shetye .There we’re total 32 participants.It was conducted on 14th jan 2022.
Event 4- Online Paper Bag Making 64 Online Paper Bag Making It was an online event in which all the volunteers were asked to make paper bag from waste paper . Each volunteers were asked to make at least 100 paper bags . There were total 62 participants .This event was conduted on 18th January 2022.
Event5 - Webinar on Recycling and Management of Plastic Waste65 NSS-ATHARVA B-57 had organised a webinar on ������������������������������������������������������ ♻ ������������������ ������������������������������������������������������������ ������������ ������������������������������������������ ������������������������������ RESOURCE PERSON Ms. SHREYA SUDHIR: ▫ Employed at Bisleri International Pvt.Ltd. ▫ Manager at Samarthya foundation CSR state program head & Vedanta foundation. ▫Bachelor's degree & MSW in social work. ▫ Best employee of the year awardee from chairperson Mr Ramesh Chauhan,2016-17 & 2018-19. Webinar Outcomes: Appropriate disposal and segregation of plastic, Optimal solution for non-recyclable plastic waste. There we’re total 20 participants .It was conducted on 20.01.22
Event 6 - BAND PRACTICE 66
EVENT 7 -Cyber 67 Security Workshop TThis webinar was held online on 23 jan 2022 .Partcinant were guided about cyber security .this webinar was taken by Sudhir_Puranik .There were total 30 participants .
68 Avinash Saroj - B. A. M. M. C
69 Vinit Paralkar- F. Y. B. Sc. H. S
70 Kunal Nayak- F. Y. BSc. IT
71 Subrato Ghosh- S.Y.BSC.C.S
72 Subrato Ghosh- S.Y.BSC.C.S
73 Deepak Gupta - F.Y.B.M.S
74 The monthly newsletter of the Quarkwood Estate ARTICLES
75 ENGLISH
SAY NO TO TOBACCO 76 According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Tobacco kills more than seven million people each year. Over six million deaths are a result of direct consumption, whereas 8,90000 are the result of passive smoking. Nearly 100 million premature deaths have been recorded in the 20th century and the figure is set to increase to one billion by the 21st century.Smoking kills over one million people in India annually and is the fourth leading cause of non-communicable diseases (NCD), such as cancer and heart diseases, which account for 53 percent of all deaths in India. This year, The theme to mark 'World No Tobacco Day' is tobacco threatens us all which reinforces the fact that tobacco consumption compromises the health and economic well-being of all citizens in a country, from children to older people, be it men or womenDr Surender Dabas, Director, Neck and Thorax Surgical Oncology, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, presents some key facts and prevalent trends around tobacco consumption in India. Trends in Tobacco use: Cigarettes are replacing bidis, among young men and also illiterate men. Among the upper class, cigarettes are being replaced by cigars which have a high concentration of tobacco-specific nitrosamines (TSNAs) that are the most potent cancer-causing substances. Smoking tobacco hazards: Tobacco smoke is made up of thousands of chemicals, including at least 70 known to cause cancer. These cancer-causing chemicals are referred to as carcinogens. Some of the chemicals found in tobacco smoke include Hydrogen cyanide, formaldehyde, lead, arsenic, benzene, ammonia and radioactive elements. Many of these cause cancers and some can cause heart disease, lung disease, or other serious health problems too. Most of the substances come from the burning tobacco leaves themselves and not from additives included in cigarettes (or other tobacco products). Nicotine, the addictive drug that is the key stimulant people are looking for is one of the harshest chemicals in tobacco smoke.
77 Smokeless tobacco hazards: These include snuff and chewing tobacco placed in the mouth or nose but is not burned like cigarettes or cigars. Still, smokeless products contain a variety of potentially harmful chemicals, including high levels of TSNAs. There are also other cancer-causing agents in smokeless tobacco, such as benzo[a]pyrene and other polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). These carcinogens are absorbed through the mouth and are linked to oral cancers. Like other forms of tobacco, smokeless tobacco also contains radioactive substances. Tobacco-related diseases: The most common, nearly half of all, are cancers of the lung and oral cavity in men, and of the breast and cervix in women. Which is riskier? Smokeless tobacco or cigarette smoking? Smokeless tobacco products are less deadly than cigarettes. On an average, they kill fewer people than cigarettes. Smokeless products are often promoted as a less harmful alternative to smoking, but they are still linked with cancers, they are oral and are deadly. And they have not been proven to help users quit. E-cigarettes and Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS): E-cigarettes and other electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) are used as substitutes for cigarettes or other tobacco products. Marketers of e- cigarettes and other ENDS often claim the ingredients are safe but the aerosols these products contain addictive nicotine, flavourings, and a variety of other chemicals, some known to be toxic or to cause cancer. The levels of many of these substances appear to be lower than in traditional cigarettes, but the nicotine and other substances in these products can vary widely because they are not standardized. The long-term health effects of these devices are not known, but they are being studied. Avinash Amrutlal Saroj FYBAMMC
78 Balancing Life and Hustle Hustle culture; Are you a part of it too? It is trending nowadays. Living in a rapid and competitive era, hustling comes very naturally to us. But wait, are we even hustling right? Hustle Culture means- a lifestyle where career has become such a priority in your life or the environment that you work in that other aspects of being human — such as hobbies, family-time and self-care — often take a back seat. This is literally copy pasted from google. Now, since you're so focused on making the future of your dreams; remember to live your present a little. The hustle culture has a few side effects for the outstanding results it gives. Burnout, anxiety, fomo, physical and mental health neglect are just a few of them. There are many precious things at present but not as precious as you, yourself. Keep yourself on the top of your priority list. Rigorous hard work sometimes doesn't give the desired results. Planning and focusing on the right and the immediate next thing will help you in the long run. Hustle Culture is to motivate you to work towards your ambitions and not work towards a breakdown. So, slow down if necessary and give yourself the care you deserve. you got this!! Mimansha Tiwari FYBsc.ID (Microbiology)
79 THE DEVIL CIRCLE: There exists a spot in all the forests called ‘The Devil’s Circle’ which is ubiquitous and yet no one is present there. You may find it one day and it would be gone the next day. The spot is nothing more than a circle of evenly spaced stones. However, nothing lives inside of these stones - it is just Barren dirt. During the day it is all right to touch it and even to stand within the circle. If you plant something in it, the next day it will be dead. The secret of the circle is, if you put someone’s hair in it, the next day, the person would be dead. Perhaps they die mysteriously in their sleep, or through any other reasons. The reasons are a question mark for many. However, in doing so, you give up your soul to the devil. Now you the question arises if it is true? But the most important question you must ask is “is it worth it? ” The song of an open road Afoot and light -hearted I take to the open road healthy, free, the world before me The long brown path before leading wherever I choose. Henceforth, I do not need good fortune, I am good fortune so I whimper no more, postpone no more need nothing done with indoor complaints library querulous criticisms, Strong and content I travel the open r oad the earth that is sufficient,I do not want the constellations any nearer, I know they are, I know they suffice for those who belong to them. (Still here I carry my old delicious burdens, I carry them, men and women, I carry them with me Wherever I go, I swear it is impossible for me to get rid of them, I am filled with them, and I will fill them in return). Avinash Amrutlal Saroj FYBAMMC
80 HINDI
81 वा हश \" \" \" ज\" दगीम हरचीजको जीतने क जद म \" \" \"\" अपनी वा हश कोपानेक जुनून म , कह खो ना जाना इतना क ए\"क\" \"प\"लना बतासको अपन संग सुकू न म। । खो\"न\"ा पाना जतना हारना बस ंयू ही ज दगी चलती ैह \" \" \" \"वा हश का याहै वा हश क कहांहदहोतीहै सब वा हश पूरी हो यह भी ज री नह \"\" अधूरी वा हश सेहीतो ज दगीआगेबढ़तीहै।। ज दगीखुद\" क\" \" \"मेहनत और सर क रहमत सेचलतीहै कु छ पलहा\"र\"क\"े\"जुनूनम तोकु छपलजीतके सुकू नम बढ़तीहै ।। \"\" \"\" कहर वा हश पूरीहोतोसमझो वा हश म दमनह जो मला वह भी कम नह ैह जो ना मला उसका गम नह ।। य क हर अधूरे वा हश क मजबू रयां कु छ अपने होते ह\" \" ,, गव करो खुद पर और ज मनाओ इस पल का क आप\" ज\" हांहोवहांप ंचनाभी कतन के सपनेहोतेह ।। Ayush Singh FYBMS
82 जय ह द ये चहलपहल कतनी अ है, ये ब ोक खुशी कतनी अ है, और, येखुशनसीबी अ है, बचपनक यारीकमऔालर,क है भारत म, हां यहांतोहरबुजुग क मोह बत भी स ी है, चाहेपर व रशहोन हे प र दो क याआसमांहो नर का, सभीक को शशबड़ी मासूम है, , औरबड़ीस ी ह। सबसाथहैइ कठे होकर, ईद क नमाजमेगुरा ा क अरदास म , होली क रंगो म, अपनोके संगी म, दवाली क पूजा म, ले कन, याअपनेकभी सोचा, क इन खु शय , इनज के पीछे का कारण कौन ह ? हमारा सलाम है भारत क फौजऔर पु लस के हर सपाही को, य क इस देश म इनके ब लदान क कहानी सबसे उ दा और सबसे स ी ह। SAHIL .N. SELOT FY MICROBIOLOGY ID
83 सागर क खामोशी से डरलगताहै। मुझे अतीत क नशा नय सेडरलगताहै। पव तसी मुझे पेड़कटनेसेडरलगता है मरगईहोती तोकोईगमनह म ज दा मुझेअपनी कहानीसेडरलगता Mani Mridul tripathi TY bsc microbiology ID
84 MARATHI
आयु याला ावे उ र ... 85 असे जगावे नयेम य,ेआ हानाचेलावुनअ र , नजर रोखुनीनजरेम, येआयु याला ावेउ र ., नको गुलामीन ांची,भीतीआंधळ ता यांची , आयु याला भडताना, ही चैन करावी व ांची .. असे दांडगी इ ा याची,माग तयाला मळती स र , नजर रोखुनीनजरेम, येआयु याला ावेउ र .. पाय असावेज मनीव, रतीकवेतअंबरघेताना , हसू असावेओठांवरत,ीकाळ जकाढुनदेताना .. संकटासही ठणकावून ,सांगावे आता ेय ेबह, र नजर रोखुनी नजरेम, ये आयु याला ावे उ र .. . क नजावेअसेही काही , नयेतुनीयाजाताना , ग हवरयावाजगास साय, नरोपशेवटचादेताना .. Diksha kudtarkar B.sc. FY ID
86 जीवन गौरव सा ह य प रवार समूहासाठ रचना अ ा री...संसारा या वेलीवर अरेसंस ाराचीवेल आहे कती ही नाजूक ....... पाया व ासाचा प का , नकोकाहीरेआजूक १ ........ पती प नी दोन चाकं वासाचे या सोबत..ी... सुख ःख ेयणे जाणे, आनंदानेहोझेलती २...... परंग माया नको साथ हवीहोस याची ..... संसाराला लागे गोडी, हाक ऐकू नमुलांची. . . . . . . . . ३ संसारा या ेवलीवर फु ललया फू ल एक........ मुख याचेबघु नया , होतो आनंदतोनेक . . . . . . . ४ अरे संसार करावा आनंदाने नी ेनटा.न.े...... नको धोका कधी घ, डो नातेजपावे ेमाने ५...... राग लोभ नको मनी भरा े माची घागर ..... हाती हात ध नीया, गोडकरारेसंसार ६...... Vaishnavi Shirsat B.Sc. TY ID
\"उदर\" 87 उदर आईचे होते माझे घर जपत होती जीवापाड नऊ म हने सोस या झळा त याशी माझी बांधली नाळ सुख ःख कळायचे मला ासातून सांगायची सव उदरात त या वाढतांना होत होता मला गव कती सो श या सूती या कळा बघून मला येई कळवळा पडताच बाहेर घाबरलो तुटली नाळ रडलो भडाभडा घेताच आईने जवळ मम तचे मी जा णले उदरात असतानांचा श हा मनाने मा या ठा णले अलगद धरले छातीशी ओळख माझी प हली यातूनी मा या त या ना याची के ली सु वातसव ववा नी घेताच मज हाती होई ध य झा याचाआनंदपूरा कसे सांगू तुला मी आई दैवत माझेतूतुज वणमीअधूरा जाऊ नकोस कु ेठ तू आई तुज वण नाही कु णी जा नाते सारे वाटे मज खुळे अपुलेपणाचा नुसता गाजावाजा Vaishnavi Shirsat B.Sc. TY ID
88 EDITORIAL COMMITEE
Faculty Member's 89 Mrs. Rita Pal Dr. Bharti Wadekar Mrs. Vandana Mathur Ms. Kajal Gala Ms. Mohsina Ansari Ms. Melita Fernandes Ms. Duheeta Joshi Student Committee Mr. Harsh Patel Mr. Siddharth Mr. Subrato GhoshMr. Avinash SahMs. Angel Fernandes Mr. Kewat Modi Lokhande Ms. Mani TripathiMs. Cressida Ms. Deeba KhanMr. Aditya Koli Mr. Altaf SheikhMs. Meenakshi Fernandes Patil Ms. Nancy ThakurMr. Sanket Ms. Pooja Ms. Shrutika Mr. Ankit MishraMr. Madhav Heda Pandey Yadav Manral
90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We, the Editorial Committee of Aspire February 2022, are pleased to provide you with a summary of our work toward our college's grandeur. This publication serves as a platform for academics' and students' literary talents and distinctive ideas. We hope that through reading this issue of Aspire February 2022, everyone becomes associated with our college and gets a taste of college life. We are grateful to Thakur Educational Group's Chairman, Trustees, and CEOs, as well as esteemed Principal Dr. Sharad Phulari, for their continuous cooperation in making this edition a reality. We are grateful to everyone who has contributed in any way, and we would want to recognise and appreciate the assistance of our TSDC staff members and students for their dedication toward work. Thank you very much !!!
91 CONTACT ADDRESS :- ZAGDU Singh Charitable Trust's, Thakur Shyamnarayan Degree College, Institute Code - 1019, 90 feet Road, Thakur Complex, Kandivali (East), Mumbai-400101. Phone : 022-28542917 / 28543540 / 28547707 Fax : +022-2854 1993 Mob : +91-9833463489 Email : [email protected] www.tsdcmumbai.in tsdcmumbai Thakur Shayamnarayan Degree College
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