The Annual College Magazine

A Thought

“I”, “Me”, “Myself”
Between the “Personal and Impersonal”

Standing aloof
Amid the frosty silence
The snowman cracks, the debris
Breaking through the larynx
Knocks at the sealed door of conscience.

Lost again!
Finding the way around the large lush green campus…
Finding the way through challenging work …Discussions and networks …

Back on track!

…can be a tough enterprise, can be even more difficult, a Herculean task.

But actually is not.

The unification of sensibility
Drivels into the mind, lessons moral.

The Centurion takes a 360 °, productive and conducive space
For academic innovation.
Miss it not
For it will take you on a lease of eternal loss!


In spirit,
Dr.Pani
Dept. of Business Communication

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REDISCOVERING ONESELF AS SKY IS THE LIMIT..........

Debasish rath
EEE Dept.



All saints were humans like us. "When ordinary mortals experience the truth, they become extraordinary.
Climbing a hill is an uphill task, mounting it is always cherished. But what matters most is the beginning.
From the bottom to the top is a continuum, whether or not one reaches the summit is immaterial."

Discovering 'truth' and becoming truthful is a life time journey. Experiencing the truth is like sewing and wearing a cloth, truth confined to scripture is like a fabric on a store-shelf.

Becoming perfect is not important, to make a humble beginning is. "Life is short, break the rules, forgive sooner, love with true love, laugh without control and always keep smiling. May be life is not the party that we were expecting, but in the mean time, we are here and we can still dance...”.

At one point or the other in our life, almost each one of us must have cursed our work and desperately hoped for a change. I wonder if all hoppers against hope ever analyzed "why is it that they can never retire themselves from the idea of cursing their work, while in this same very world exist some others who don't retire from the work they have done all their lives."

Well, the answer is suggested by the following quote:

"Make your passion your profession and you shall not have a single working day in your life." In simple words, those who don't retire, never worked at all... Now, don't get me wrong here... I am not elaborating on the social problem of unemployment, rather I am talking about people who employ/engage themselves with work, which to them is more of passion than a mere means of finding the ends of life.

Let us believe that not each and every individual in an organization can be equally motivated and that the motivation of the entire organization can be built on the edifice of the extremely motivated few, who in turns motivate the others. Thus, we seem to be on a look-out for people who share a similar passion to create a healthy and passionate platform from where we could challenge the limits of the sky!!!

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A LAST WORD…

Aurora, The Northern Lights brings good luck and charm with it. But is not visible at every part of this green planet. Same is the case with creativity and artistic talents, as they are required to be projected sometimes to boost the morals.

A college magazine is not just a magazine, it’s the state of art presenting our creativity, our talent, our culture and our education. Avipsa is all about our desires and the lights focused on them.

Avipsa10 is about the literary masterpieces of our institute. Thank you all for your interest and exploring your artistic and creative minds to make Avipsa 10 as beautiful as it can be.

Art never dies. It is remembered to the time immemorial. So let us know about your ideas and innovations so that we can help in bringing it to lime light.

Thank you for making Avipsa10 successful and for your invaluable contributions.

Hope you enjoyed reading

In spirit Team Avipsa

Lal Ashish
Student Editor
Avipsa 2010

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