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VOL 1 | ISSUE 1 | 2016 o f B V M i t e s Chairman’s Message CONTENTS Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya was established at the dawn of independence as the P 2 | STAR AFAR first degree engineering college in the state of ÄYouTube 360 Video Gujarat. It was established with the purpose of ÄWall Street V/S providing trained technical manpower to cater to Silicon Valley the needs of society. I feel happy that BVM has decided to bring P 4 | PATH out the newsletter as the newsletter to spread the message of ÄNASSCOM Conclave “WORK IS WORSHIP”. I wish the institute to focus on employability of students by disseminating skills and creating P 6 | MAP knowledge. I extend my best wishes and blessings to the editorial ÄCompany Profile board for bringing out this issue. P 7 | FOOTPRINTS -Dr. C. L. Patel (Chairman CVM, BVM BOG) ÄAlumni Talks P Principal’s Messagerincipal’s Message P 8 | ANECDOTES T Today I feel proud to announce that BVM is oday I feel proud to announce that BVM is ÄAn Exodus pub publishing its first issue of newsletter reflecting lishing its first issue of newsletter reflecting ÄIconoclast the vision of the organization and the ganization and the the vision of the or P10| BVM INSIDER contributions of BVMites in academics, ibutions of BVMites in academics, contr r research and development, co-curricular andesearch and development, co-curricular and P16| WAYFARERS extra- curricular activities. At this juncture, I appreciate the xtra-curricular activities. At this juncture, I appreciate the e ÄStudents Corner efforts put in by the faculty and students in jointly creating an forts put in by the faculty and students in jointly creating an ef P17|GALLERY atmosphere of learning and creativity.e of learning and creativity. atmospher P18|MEMORANDUM -Dr. F. S. Umrigar -Dr. F. S. Umrigar (Principal BVM) P19|COMMITTEE

STAR afar YouTube 360 Video YouTube wants you to stream live 360-degree videos As Facebook quickly ramps up its video 360-degree cameras have two or more platform to take on Google owned YouTube, live wide angle lenses, which stich together the 360 video could be the next frontier for the video. Normally the videos are stitched together popular video streaming platform reports the using dedicated hardware. BuzzFeed..Reportedly, YouTube is trying to That being true, YouTube has developed develop a capability for users to live stream 360 a 360-degree camera in partnership with action degree videos. Apparently, senior YouTube camera maker GoPro called the Odyssey. It's a executives have also started meeting special camera which has a 16-camera rig, representatives of some of the major 360- which is able to automatically stitch the footage degree camera manufacturers about adding and convert it into a 360-degree view without such capabilities to its platform. the need of dedicated software. For Google, live 360-degree video For something like this Google has to seemingly is the next frontier. In March 2015 it come up with a set of specifications and launched 360 videosand in June it added support for Google Cardboard, which is cost effective VR device for smartphones allowing users to get immersed in 360-degree videos. In November it even debuted 3D 360 videos. Google is doubling down on VR content and has also hired a VR Evangelist. Live 360 video as per the Buzzfeed could, however, be a challenging task. But for Google this could be important as Facebook is dabbling in software that camera manufacturers can live video and it owns Oculus Rift, which is a leverage so that they can make their hardware hardware VR platform. compatible with a YouTube live streaming platform. Considering YouTube's scale camera While 360-videos are cool they aren't manufacturers are likely to be agreeable. ideal for live streaming as they are essentially videos stitched together from multiple Google could also come up with a software perspectives. YouTube probably wants to create platform which could be embedded in the something that can be viewed by millions of camera hardware. Overall, it will be a herculean users with ease without a sacrifice on the task, but Google is a likely bet to achieve it. quality. But for that dedicated hardware is needed which is expensive. st Ritesh Koul (1 Year, Computer) nd Kishan Karangiya (2 Year, ET) 2 | VOICE

STAR afar Wall Street 1. How do you like your money? Silicon Valley 2.Which type of Maths do you like? Both finance & technology pay well, really well. Wall Street loves continuous math. But the trajectory of how much you'll make look Silicon Valley exercises discrete math more, very different. especially logic. Coding involves a lot of heavy Fresh out of school, you'll probably get more in lifting in that department. If the sound of Silicon Valley than Wall Street combinatorial algorithms gets your heart racing, head this way. If you're lucky, one IPO(Initial Public Offering) or acquisition can make you quite wealthy ps: The common thread in both worlds is data overnight. But remember: most don't get lucky. science. 3.Do you want to go deep and 4. Would you rather work out of a master one skill, or become fluent sports bar or a mountain cabin? in several? There's people screaming into On Wall Street, most jobs involve phones, people running down the wearing many hats. In the morning, halls, people plugged in & some you're building mathematical models; even solving equations. in the afternoon, you're coding. In Everyone can see what you're doing, between, you might have a meeting and the energy levels are high. with sales or with a client. You develop versatility, which may be the Silicon Valley's more calm. most important thing early in your Compared to the trading floor, the career, but you may not be the best “coding floor” is quiet at anything. Life is more regimented, less all over Silicon Valley's about ninjas (we're the place. You can get deep into what talking the big tech companies & you're working on with fewer funded startups here).You'll be able distractions, but there's less energy to point to one thing and say you're to tap into. the best at it and surely do that only. Decide which suits you better.. But you might not be able to change gears so easily. nd Vatsal Patel (2 Year, IT) 3 | VOICE

PATH Nasscom What is NASSCOM? The National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) is the industry association for Indian Information Technology (IT) and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) industry sector in India. C.P. Gurnani is the Chairman of NASSCOM 2016-17, who is also the CEO and managing director of Tech Mahindra. A not-for-profit organization funded by the industry, its objective is to build a growth led and sustainable technology and business services sector in the country. Established in 1988, NASSCOM' s membership has grown over the years and currently stands at 1,500+. These companies represent 95 percent of industry revenues and have enabled the association to spearhead initiatives and programs to build the sector in the country and globally. NASSCOM members are active participants in the new global economy and are admired for their innovative business practices, social initiatives and thrust on emerging opportunities. “ RIGHT DO IT BIG “ Introduction to NASSCOM Product Conclave NASSCOM Product Conclave is a platform exclusively for the startups registered with the NASSCOM. These are regional events and give a chance to startups to showcase their products, interact with industry experts, expand their business network, etc. It is a one-day event which gives you the flexibility to network with some of the top-notch investors and form new allies. It also consists of various workshops to improve your business prowess and learn about the strategic partnerships. Speaking of the event, Mr. R. Chandrashekhar, President, NASSCOM mentioned, “The IT industry is transforming simultaneously across various avenues. With the immense amount of data that is now online, clubbed with the mass adoption of cloud and big data technologies, it is imperative to address the existing issues around big data as well as cyber security. The Conclave aims to discuss this transformation that the industry is going through and create solutions in accordance”. NASSCOM Product Conclave is held at various places round the year. The first Product Conclave of 2016 was th th held in Pune on March 17 , and the second one is going to be held in Hyderabad on May 20 . 4 | VOICE

PATH Why should I know about it? The NASSCOM Product Conclave is a National-level event and an opportunity for the people of software and services industry to showcase their talents and lead to a better future. So if you have got any ideas that can potentially attract the investors to fund you for it, then the NPC is your stop. Now, we are not saying that the competition is going to be easy. More than 600 people come with their ideas on this one-day event, so yours have to be really appealing to the investors. If you are a novice in the start-up race, then you should definitely attend the Conclave to gulp down the idea that starting a company from scratch is no easy-to-go ride. Interact with the members of NASSCOM and know how they worked very hard to reach where they are today. If you think that Microsoft and Apple were started in a garage by couple of people then you can too, then you surely are misled, my friend! At that time, the competition was not-so-tough and the technologies developed were very limited, so there was a lot of room for improvement. Now, there are more than 10 million apps on the App Store. You think that your idea can create its own space? Terrified? Don't be. Work hard and you'll get there. The benefits I'll get by becoming a NASSCOM member NASSCOM Membership provides a unique opportunity for an organization and its professionals to engage and drive thought leadership in activities, forums and industry groups. On becoming a NASSCOM member, one gets benefits like focusing on companies about how they emerge from absolutely nowhere, networking with biggest startups and investors, education and talent development for future growth, access to the industry trends, being a part of initiatives taken within NASSCOM, and what not? The membership fee starts from ?5,000/annum and varies according to your annual revenues. Conclusions Steve Jobs quoted, “The ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do.” So, if you think that your idea can change the world or at least can do betterment to the community through the means of information technology, then the NASSCOM Product Conclave is your sure-shot guide. nd -Pancham Khaitan (2 Year, IT) 5 | VOICE

MAP Larsen & TOUBRO It’s all about imagineering About Written test : The difficulty level of test isn't as high as GRE Larsen & Toubro is a major technology, or GMAT, says M.S. Krishnamoorthy, Senior engineering, construction, manufacturing and Vice-President (Corporate HR & Personnel). financial services cluster, along with global The exam papers are set internally with operations. L&T addresses critical needs in key professional help, and the duration is sectors - Hydrocarbon, Infrastructure, Power, approximately one hour. The test comprises Process Industries and Defense - for customers three sections: numerical, verbal and analytical, in over 30 countries around the world.The and nonnegative marking. Company's manufacturing footprint extends across eight countries in addition to India. L&T Cracking the personal interview: has several international offices and a supply This level is tougher as compared to the chain that extends around the globe. examination, and candidates are assessed in several areas. A sound knowledge of concepts CAMPUS PLACEMENT PROCEDURE(What and their applications is paramount.The the company wants) interview panel judges the candidate's technical Campus Placements: knowledge, reasoning ability, leadership Academic qualification: First division or 60% in qualities, and communication skills. “We look for class 10, 12 and graduation. Students with only people with a positive outlook and passion. We one ATKT (allowed to keep term)/backlog are want students to be good in other activities accepted. Areas: Most engineering disciplines. besides studies. We are not looking for bookworms,” says Krishnamoorthy. Around 16 to 18 company ambassadors comprising senior retired officials and currently The finishing school employed ones, visit campuses and make a Soon after joining, young engineering recruits pre-placement presentation. Interested students undergo a one-month training programme, held contact the placement officer or placement in- at different locations across India. The charge, who sends details to L&T, which then programme gives an overview of the company, shortlists applications and informs the college its various divisions, the on-going projects from placement officer of short-listed students who close quarters so that engineering graduates then appear for a paper-pencil entrance exam. also understand how they could efficiently contribute. -Yogesh Iyer (2nd Year-ET) 6 | VOICE

Footprints A. m. naik Back in the yester years a young aspirant boy like us studied at our cradle Birla Vishvakarma Mahaviyalaya who went on to alter the rules of corporate India . Dr. A.M Naik came from an humble background, of a village called Endhal, in South Gujarat, and belongs to a family of teachers After graduation, he went to Mumbai (then Bombay) with a note from his father introducing him to Viren J. Shah working in Mukand Iron & Steel Works Limited to apply for its engineering programme. Due to his lack of proficiency in English, the personnel manager had asked him to improve his English. So Mr. Naik started working on his English skills. In the meantime, he joined Nestler Boilers, which was a Parsi-owned firmHis career growth in Nestor Boilers was arrested by changes in ownership and management style and hence, once again, he was job hunting in 1965. Awards and recognitions ?Honorary Consul General for Denmark. ?Senior member of the Confederation of Indian Industry. ?Member of the Board of TRADE, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India. ?Fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineers. ?Member of the Board of Governors of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. ?Recipient of Gujarat Garima Award 2009. Awarded on 22 January 2009. ?Received 'Asia Business Leader Award' for 2010 by CNBC Asia. On March 15, 1965, Naik joined L&T, as a junior ?Conferred 'Doctor of Letters' (Honoris Causa) engineer. He was promoted as general manager by the Sardar Patel University on 15 in 1986. In 1999, he became the chief executive December 2011 officer and managing director. And in 2003, he was appointed as chairman of Larsen & Toubro ?He is nominated as the Chairman of the Ltd, an Indian multinational conglomerate IIMA (IIM Ahmedabad) Society and the headquartered in Mumbai with overall assets Board of Governors, for a period of three valued around US$ 26.188 Billion (2013) He is years starting March 28, 2012 also currently the chairman of Indian Institute of ?Honorary doctorate from GTU on 19 Management, Ahmedabad. January 2013 nd -Rejoice Parackal (2 Year Production) 7 | VOICE

Anecdotes an exodus... The roads are long said they to me… I smiled back, said journey alone intrigues me The roads are difficult ahead they sighed Easy roads never built memories I sleighed The unknown paths are ones not to be travelled If today not I the mystery would never be unravelled When it will be cold and dark you will fear Fear will only make my inner courage to steer When you'll fall, to whom would you plead and cry? Those to fall and crawl are the one's who'll always fly… But the fear of failure will hold captive your soul… Those who dare to start never worry about their soul… Even when their heart and body cries… Engraved in history, till eternity their spirit never dies… -Nishi Thacker (2nd Year, IT) iconoclast Once, Sir Mohammad Iqbal cherished to awaken the youth from their slumber as, “ God bring you acquainted with some storm, No billow in your sea breaks infoam, And never from books can you be weaned, Which you declaim not comprehend Now, that call is heard, understood and applied by today's youth. So we raise the question, who represents the Indian youth? “ 8 | VOICE

anecdotes Boy walking down the brigade road or a young Many of the grey beards might doubt that these woman draped in a cotton saree teaching the technocrats, IT geeks, virtually impulsive new young generation. robotics hippies, who are rebellious, open- minded, bindass, are good for nothing or they Gone are the days when youngsters were the might find absurdity in our logics. But in my natural obedient descendants of their ancestors. coup-de-grace, I would like to cite the example Today's youth have independent idealistic of Youth Brigade of Ahmedabad who is reviving approach towards life and with their unshaken the lost Gandhian era. determination and grit, they want to recognize and be recognized. Now, they have learnt their Rather than casting blame on government, own principles and experiences. bureaucrats and concerned authorities, they themselves are taking initiative with the help of In the words of Nobel laureate Rabindranath commoners. They are resolved and endured to Tagore, “Age considers, youth ventures”; Youth re-establish the immorality of Indian saga. seem to be on a crusade against corruption, terrorism, woman molestation and injustice in These vibrant or uprising throng is acting like a all walks of life. This evolved mindset is fundamental who don't want to be uprooted witnessed even in political tempo of our nation. from the secured womb of their foster mother and on the contrary they want to be This energetic stuff has modified modernization ethnocentric and exponent by shifting from the towards livelihood. They are really breaking the realm of ordinary into the heights of the traditional stereotype of lucrative jobs in high extraordinary, and walk among the best who profile offices. We have seen emerging ever lived. entrepreneurs in all areas of work. We have ample number of brave hearts who have broken the shackles and unfurled the trail of excellence (from Flipkart, RedBus to Varun Aggarwal of Alma Mater). “ It spurts a spark at first, Youth is like a fire, Growing into a flame, Then brightening into a pledge This is my dream of a quintessential Indian Youth. “ nd -Rejoice Parackal (2 Year Production) 9 | VOICE

bvm insider Mechanical dept. Krunal Dalwadi secured AIR – 870 in GATE'16 Pruthil Bhatt was the winner of Chain Bridge of Budapest & was Awarded Rs One Lakh in IMAZE Prof J N Jain organized “Industry-Institute skill development program” , “ANSYS Training th th Program for 6 & 8 Semester Mechanical Students” & “Automation Pneumatic & Electro th th Pneumatic Program for 6 & 8 Semester Mechanical Students ” in March 2016 . Prof V H Chaudhari, Prof K B Brahmbhatt, Dr P M George and Dr. V J Patel conducted Two day workshop on “Vision, Mission & PEO's for BVM engineering college Prof J P Hadiya presented “Experimental Thermal Behaviour Response of Paraffin Wax as Storage Unit” in February at Journal of Thermal Analysis &Calorimetry. Information technology dept. Ms. Prachi Shah submitted paper on “Survey for Improving Cost-sensitive Semi-supervised Learning Algorithm” at International Journal of Advance Engineering and Research Development on March, 2016 Mr. Vatsal Shah submitted paper on “A Survey on Hadoop Hbase System “at International Journal of Advance Engineering and Research Development (IJAERD)onJanuary 2016 Mr. Vatsal Shah submitted a paper on “A Survey on Hadoop Pig System” at International Journal of Advance Research in Engineering, Science & Technology (IJAREST) on February, 2016 10 | VOICE

bvm insider Structural dept. A paper on “Analysis of soil nail wall using excel tool” by Dr. A. K. Verma at National Conference on Emerging Research Trends in Engineering (NCERTE-2016). “Sustainable Infrastructure solution for Village development: A case study of Vishwakarma Yojana”, “Rurbanization approach for development of Dahewan Village, Anand, Gujarat, India” and “Men contribution in women Empowerment and development : Proposed Approaches” were papers presented by Dr. I. N. Patel at Indian journal of technical education. “Development of a new connector for double layer space grids” was presented by Prof. V. A. Arekar at International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Material Sciences (ICEMS-2016),on 17-19 March, 2016. Prof.(Dr.) Indrajit Patel Felicitated by Shri C. Rajasekhar, IFS Director General, ICCR for the outstanding contribution in Rural development projects at GTU on 6th March 2016 Mathematics DEPT. R B Gandhi (with Vishnu Narayan Mishra and Fadel Nasaireh) presented a paper on “Simultaneous approximation by Sz\'{a}sz - Mirakjan-Durrmeyer-type operators” at Bollettino dell'UnioneMatematica Italiana. Vishnu Narayan Mishra and R B Gandhi presented by Dr. V N Mishra on “Direct result for a Summation-Integral type modification of Sz\'{a}sz-Mirakjan operators” at International Conference on ENGINEERING & MATERIAL SCIENCES (ICEMS), JNU, Jaipur on March '2016 Dr T A Desai received grant of 50,000/- INR from GUJCOST and sponsorship of 7, 30,000/- INR received for Women Conference from TEQIP-II Fund for the international conference –“Women in Science and Technology TEQIP-II Sponsored & ISTE Approved a Two-Week Short Term Training Programme on “ICT Enabled Academic & Administrative Governance in Technical Institutions” 'iTEAAGTi-2016' on May 9 – 21, 2016echnology: Creating Sustainable Career”. (Upcoming Event) 11 | VOICE

BVM INsider Production dept. Atyam Ravi Tesaj Eswar has achieved 419 GATE Score & Rank 296 in Production & Industrial Engineering in the month of February. Brahmbhatt Rutvik Pravinbhai has scored 351 GATE Score in Mechanical Engineering in the month of February. Prof. K.D. Bhatt has presented his papers in 3rd International Conference on Innovations in Automations and Mechatronics Engineering in 2016. Prof. Purvi D.Chauhan has presented her papers in 28th International Conference on CARs and FoF 2016 and also her papers got published in International Journal of Research in Science and International Engineering Research Journal (IERJ). Electronics & tele. dept. Niralee dhrupad Bhatt has achieved National Level Award in Football at Margao, Pune in 2015 Rajvirsinh Rana has presented a paper at IEEE conference regarding Performance Analysis of different Channel Estimation Techniques with different modulation for VBLAST MMSE MIMO- OFDM System in March, 2016. A workshop “VISION, MISSION AND PEO'S FOR BVM ENGINEERING COLLEGE' was conducted in February, 2016. Amit Choksi, Mayur Sevak, Sandip Unadkat, Ripal Patel, Ghanshyam Rathod, Palak Patel, Kaushal Patel had presented a paper in international conference held in February, 2016. 12 | VOICE

BVM insider electronics dept. Ghanshyam Vagahsia won the state level robotics event of GTU 'ROBOCON 2016'. Mitrayan de Sarkar won in the International short film making competition. Jay Patel, Niraj Tevar, Mehul Makwana , J.M.Rathod presented paper on Design and Simulation of Roof mounted UHF antenna for Auto motives and Rajvirsinh C. Rana, Jagdish M. Rathod presented Performance Analysis of Different Channel Estimation Techniques with Different Modulation for VBLASTMMSEMIMO-OFDM System at The IEEE International Conference on Wireless Communications, Signal Processing and Networking (WiSPNET), Chennai- March'2016. Jay Patel J M Rathod submitted paper on “Design and Simulation of UHF antenna for Roof mounted vehicular and heavy duty applications” at International Journal of Technical Education (IJTE) on Jan'16. R.C Rana and J.M. Rathod presented paper on “Study and Performance Analysis of Different Modulation for Space Time Block Coding and VBLAST MIMO for Wireless Communication” at International Conference on Research & Entrepreneurship (ICRE 2016) organized by R K University,Rajkot on Jan'16. Rajvirsinh C. Rana, and J.M. Rathod presented paper on “Performance Analysis of Different Channel Estimation Techniques with Different Modulation for VBLASTMMSEMIMO-OFDM System” at The IEEE International Conference on Wireless Communications, Signal Processing and Networking (WiSPNET) on March'16. 13 | VOICE

BVM insider electrical DEpt. Prof. A.A. Shaikh received award for best research paper in “International Conference on Women in Science & Technology: Creating Sustainable Career” organized in January 2016. Y. R. Prajapati has attented IEEE International conference at Chennai in 2016. Y.R. Prajapati has written an International journal at IJLTEMAS. Prof. A.A. Shaikh has attended an International Conference on Automation in Industries at OM Engineering college at Junagadh in March, 2016. S.A. Arya has written an International Journal at IJAERD in March, 2016. S.A. Arya has attented an International conference at DMJ college of Engineering, Chennai, Tamilnadu in March, 2016. CIVIl DEPT. Prof.C.B.Mishra and Prof.Parul Panchal has attended an International Conference in January 2016. Prof.C.B.Mishra and Prof.Parul Panchal has presented BVM Curriculum Development Project at NTTR Bopal in April 2016. 14 | VOICE

BVM INSIDER Computer dept. Dhaval Joshi received best paper award at International conference “SAPIENCE” held at Ernakulam,Kerela in in march 2016. Ashay Pathak ,Shrey Amin ,Himanshu Patel, Rohit Patel ,Parth Shah Qualified and are enrolled in Course: “Minor in Technology Entrepreneurship at GTUIncubator”. U K Jaliya & J.M. Rathod presented paper on “A New Approach for Human Face Recognition Invariant to Illumination” in First International Conference on Research & Entrepreneurship held in January '16 and also presented paper titled “An Efficient Illumination Invariant Human Face Recognition using New Preprocessing Approach” in SAPIENCE 2016organized in March '16. Mr. Uchit Gandhia, Mr. Mitul Modi, Ms. Mitali Mr. Diptarup Saha, Mr. Karan Darji, Dr. Raval, Mr. Paavan Maniar,Dr. Narendra Patel, Narendra Patel, Dr. Darshak Thakore presented Prof Kirti Sharma presented paper titled paper on “Implementation of Image “Distributed Virtualization Manager for KVM Enhancement Algorithms and Recursive Ray Based Cluster” in ICCCV 2016, Thakur college Tracing using CUDA” in ICCCV, Thakur college of engineering, Mumbai in February,2016. of engineering, Mumbai in February,2016. BVM Special Events BVM organized “International Conference Women in Science & Technology: Creating Sustainable Career” from 28th January to 30th January,2016. BVM organized a special “Traffic Awareness Program” for the students of all branches in February 2016. BVM also organized “Vision-Mission Workshop” for teachers on 26-27 February 2016. 15 | VOICE

Wayfarers brain teaser It was a black Monday. The clock had just went past 10. The entire B-Block was immersed in darkness when something unexpected took place.... The HARD-DISK containing the student's data of the Admin department was stolen. Peon:'I misplaced my keys a few days back and found it after a while on my chair' The Office Admin:'I left the office late since I had some work left to complete and until I left everything seemed just fine.' The CCTV showed three students entering the B-Block around the time when the hard disk went missing. These were the statements of those three students- Student 1: “I came to collect my fee receipt which i had forgotten in OFFICE-102” Student 2:”I was actually going towards the Civil Departmental Library in A-Block” Student 3:”I came by to collect the keys of G-Block for the accommodation of the guests” From the statements of the people above; find out the real culprit and mail it to us on [email protected] Smart witts 1. Would you rather like to know when will you die or how will you die? And why? 2. If you come to know that obama is your chadii buddy; how would you react? 3. If you were left alone on an island with your best friend dying due to hunger and you had only one loaf of bread; what would you do then? 4. Would you like to have a dinosaur as your pet or your worst enemy as a pet? 16 | VOICE

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Memorandum Chief Editor’s Message It is with great joy and excitement that we hereby embark on a new path through this newsletter, 'Voice of BVMites'. As we tread into these unknown waters, we hope to meet with exciting endeavors and accomplish only one goal of taking this institutions's name to greater heights. Through this newsletter we wish to bond with every soul associated with BVM and provide them a platform to express themselves. Lastly, I would like to give my best wishes to the entire team of this newsletter in carrying forward BVM's never ending legacy. -Dr. Indrajit Patel Convener’s Message It is with great enthusiasm, the first issue of The Voice of BVMites registers the initiatives of the institute and contribution to academics addressing the various challenges of the society. The Newsletter is destined to get published on quarterly basis showcasing the academic initiatives taken by the institute. I wish the team will continue to receive valuable support and guidance from all the stakeholders in time to come. Your innovative thoughts, views, and ideas are always welcome for improvements in the forthcoming issues. -Dr. N. S. Sathe Editorial Board Prof N. G. Mishra Prof. E. George Prof. M. I. Hasan Prof. R. S. Barot Dr. R. R. Patel Dr. V. G. Khambholja Prof. A. A. Amin Prof. R. C. Rana Prof. V. A. Polara Advisors Dr. A. M. Trivedi Dr. Trupti Desai Prof. P. B. Swadas 18 | VOICE

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